The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-21
Hurley Is
HOnOrgd at
Club Ball

Beautifully gowned women escort
ed By men in full dress uniforms Of
the United States army and navy
lent a cosmopolitan touch to the
military ball held Monday night by
the Columbia Club.
The clubhouse, guarded at the
entrance by two cannon, was deco
rated with masses of spring bios
SONS and draped flags. Behind the
speakers table in the dining room
was the United States flag and the
flag of the secretary Of war.
Canapes we're in the form of shields.
The bathroom also had flags as the
feature of its decoration. Miniature
sabers were given as favors.
Patrick Hurley, secretary of war,
was guest of honor. Governor
Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Leslie also
we're guests OF honor with Mayor
Reginald Sullivan, Brigadier- Gen
eral George H. Jamerson and Mrs.
Jamerson of Ft. Bejanlin Harrison,
Brigadier-G General L. r. Gignilliat
and Mrs. Gignilliat OF Culver Mill
tary academy, Colonel A. j.
Dougherty, Colonel Everett F. Nc
Coy and Mrs. Mccoy, Major Gen
eral R. H. Tyndall, Norman A.
Perry, president of the club, and
Mrs. Perry, and Arthur A. Baxter.
Among the officers of the regular
army and their wives who attended
were:
Colonel H. P. Hobbs and Mrs. Hobbs.
Colonel r. Q. Landon and Mrs. Landon,
Colonel c. r. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder.
Lieutenant w. 7. Conway and Mrs. Con-
way. Lieutenant-Colonel H. D. Seton and
Mrs. Seton, Major Harry F. Hazlett and
Mrs. Hazlett. Captain L. D. Macy and
Mrs. Macy. Captain T. W. Barnard and
Mrs. Barnard. Captain c. C. Hollingsworth
and Mrs. Hollingsworth. Captain B. B.
McMahan and Mrs. McMahan. Captain T.
B. Gibson and Mrs. Gibson. Captain H. G.
Esden and Mrs. Esden, Captain. Charles
Lewis and Mrs. Lewis. Lieutenant John J.
Gahsn and Mrs. Gahan, Lieutenant w. G.
Stephenson and Mrs. Stephenson. Leuten-
ant Harvey Morgan and Mrs Morgan,
Lieutenant Richard Sears and Mrs. Sears.
Lieutenant S. T. Smith and Mrs. Smith,
Major Robert c. KirGwood, Captain S. NJ.
Grim. Lieutenant E. M. Quigley and Lieu
tenant Robert w. Ward.
National guard officers with Gen
eral Tyndall were:
Colonel Joseph A. Marmon and Mrs
Marmon: Colonel G. w. Blain and Mrs.
Blain; Colonel George H. Healy and Mrs.
Healy; Colonel A. v. Buskirk and Mrs.
Buskirk; Iieutenant-Colonel Mark Hamer
and Mrs. Hamer; Major o. A. Manseau
and Mrs. Manseau: Captain Floyd Mar
shall and Mrs. Marshall; Captain NJ. w.
Clark and Mrs, Clark; Lieutenant
Colonel L. A. Nacolai. Captain John A.
Tebbs. Captain o. N. Storrs. Lieutenant
Q. N. Caislsnd and Lieutenant Waldo G.
Wickliff.
Officers of the organized reserve
corps were:
Lieutenant Colonel Paul W. Fecbtman
Lieutenant Colonel Basil Middleton;
Major Richard Taylor; Major P. A. Sober
ling and Mrs. Seiberling; Captain G. S.
Buschman and Mrs. Buschmann: Lien
tenant George Chase and Mrs. Chase
From Culver, with General Gignilliat and
Mrs. Gignilliat were: Colonel Robert
Rossow: Colonel 3. E. Grey and the fol-
lowing cadets: Captain Albert Smart
Captain Allison Parker. Captain Thorn
well Jacobs. Captain Richard Brown. Lieu
tenant Edward Killey. Liutenant Allen
Kilfy. Lieutenant Richard Andrews, Lieu
tenant Fremont Latimer and Lieutenant
Charles C.. Allen.