The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-30
Ball TO Be
Season s Big
Social EUent

Giving promise of being the most
notable ball ever sponsored by the
Indianapolis Little Theatre. lie Bal
Boheme," the Iong-heraIded annual
costume ball of that group, will be
staged at 9 o'clock Monday night in
the Indiana ballroom. The orches-s
ira will begin playing at that hour,
opening the festivities. The Crane
march will be held at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Wild, gen
| eraI chairmen of the 1929 ball, an6'
their executive council, composed of
Miss Rosamond Van Camp, Miss
Sara Lauter, George Somnes and
Mortimer G. Furscott, will lead the
gaily bedecked jewellers about the
ballroom, affording the judges a
final opportunity to select the out
standing costumes.
Awards will be presented by Reg
inald Garstang, following the grand
march, after decisions on the most
beautiful and original costumes have
been made by the jury, consisting of
Miss Kathryn E. Pickett, Miss Edna
Levey, and Miss HiIda Haywood Hib-
! ben.
advertisements will be held dur
ing intermissions. Louise Purcell
Powell will stage an Oriental slave
dance, it is announced by Miss
Louise Jaeger, chairman of the en-
tertainment features. "Topsy and
Eva" denominations, in impersona-
ton Of the Duncan sisters, will r
sung by Misses Eleanor and
Wolf, and several popular spd
/ ties will be sung by Miss Mi
Frand. JAG Broderick will gi
apache dance.
Miss Helen CoTey chair
! box reservations, announces
| tial list of those who will
| boxes, as follows:
DR. and Mrs. John A. Newcomb,
Mrs. j. J. LitteII, Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
zer, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Haerle Mfs
Mrs. NJ. M. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs.
7. Kautz, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman O. We
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blake Francis. Mr. q
Mrs. Raymond T. Mead. Mr. and
| Burke c. Slaymaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Geof
Phillip Meier MI. and Mrs. Clinton -
| Lashsr, Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer c. Fur
! scott. Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Gurlev. Mr. and
1 Mrs. Joseph Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ c. Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Noling
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Wild
Mr.. and Mrs. F w. Dunn Mr. and
| Mrs. Mvron Mckee. Mr. and Mrs Briant
| 5ando. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Corbett Jr.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Hoover Mr. and Mrs.
/ James A. Baird. MIR and Mre
! Thurstou, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker ~
/ low. Mr. ana Mrs. Charles BingI
/ and Mrs ". L. Hershman. MI
/ II. D. Hurt, Nh and Mrs. Lest a-n
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". Kline Mr.. an
/ Morris Floyd. Mr. and Mrs
/ FoTev Jr MI and Mrs. Dan J-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Gates.
/ Mrs George T. Parry. Mt az
| Charles Red, Mr.. and Mrs Edw
nett. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Foster ClipDif
and Mrs. Charles W Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Morrison Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
stampfeL
Mrs Favmoud ?. Van Camp and party.
/ Mrs. q. A. Bail. Munco: Mrs Walther
Lieber. Mrs Burt S. Gadd. Miss Charlotte
| Gates. Miss Anna louise Griffith Mics
Emma HAYS Ferrdav, Miss Norma Fears
| Miss Martha slaymaker. Miss Geraldine
/ Reap.
/ Stuart Dean Richard ButtIoph, Max
Rocker. Ernest BaltzeIl Robert Ferriday.
Marx H. Miller. Charles ". Moorea. Oliver
F. Gates. Booth jameson. Elmer stout.
Henry SEVERN. Everett L. Nichols and Or.
J. @. Jackson.
lie Bal Boheme" is neither in
vitational nor restricted to member
ship Of the Little Theatre. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Victor
H. Winterrowd. chairman of ticket
distributions; from the Playhouse
! Nineteenth and North Alabama
streets; H. Lieber Company. Kautz
Stationery Company, and the In
diana ballroom.