The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-10

Of the fireplace at the end Of the
room. and on the mantle was a large
plateau of white button chrysan-
themums.
The diners applauded DR.. Lewis
Brown, founder Of the guild e years
ago, when he was introduced by
Mrs. Jackson K. Landers, president
Annually DR.. Brown stops in to con-
graduate the guild members for
their successful projects. This year.
nearly 1000 members and friends
joined the party, most successful
ever sponsored by the organization.
Mrs. LandeTs came to the dance
with Mr.. Landers and a party Of
friends. She wore a peach matelasse
gown with a train and extremely
low decollette. The three-quarter
length matching coat had cuffs Of
mink. An orchid corsage nestled on
her shoulder.
Mrs. H. H. Arnholter looked
stately in a white velvet gown with
its long sleeves full to the elbows,
where the tight wrist bands joined.
The back, designed to be fastened by
innumerable buttons. or to form
revers, was left open and turned
back, forming a decolletage. Gar
denias nestled in Mrs. Arnholter's
golden red hair.
Large bright flowers splaShed
colorfully against a black back
ground in the gown Of Mrs. Donald
Carter. Bits of bright green patches
in the gown determined the trim
ming color note. Small revers of
the decolletage were faced in bright
green, the same color of the dress
belt and the long green gloves with
flaring cuffs.
Wears Plum Crepe
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Metzger
dined with Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Nor
ris. Pointed collar of silver sequins
sparkled at the neckline of Mrs.
Metzger's plum-colored crepe gown.
A cloth of silver blouse was worn
over black skirt by Mrs. Norris.
Tailored and with high neckline in
front, the blouse took on a feminine
note with its cutout back.
Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe's gunmetal
lame gown had bright red velvet
flowers edging the square neckline.
The red velvet wound around her
waist ended in a flat bow with short
streamers. Long black fringe flowed
from the shoulders of Mrs. Charles
Coxs black satin gown.
With a light blue crepe gown Mrs.
Chantilla White wore a sheer lace
Jacket, with it peplum flaring over
the hips. The deep collar fluttered
over the shoulders. Green velvet
was coiled as a belt for Mrs. Her
bert Tyson's white gown, striped in
silver. The twisted velvet wound
intricately around the neckline,
caught on one side by a rhinestone
and green ornament. The skirt
fare was shirred on at the knees.
Others Attend
The American beauty crepe gown
of Mrs. George S. Daley was I'M
usual with its goSsamer black lace
full sleeves and insertions in the
bodice. Gold lame inserted beneath
the bodice of Mrs. Frank Gastineau's
red crepe gown peeped out at the
neckline and deeply cut armholes.
The lame terminated in loops over
the point of the decolletage. DR.. and
Mrs. Gastineau entertained inform
ally at their home before coming TO
the dinner.
Black bugle beads were woven IN
careless fashion on the white hip
tunic Of Mrs. Sylvan BuSh'S en-
semble. The sash, combined Of black
ana white crepe. tied at the back
and fell the length of the skirt.
Bugle beads were embroidered in the
bodice of Mrs. Maxine Hausers
dusty rose gown.
Mrs. A. F. Heads white shirt
waist gown was backlesS. The lapelS
in front were wide and pointed and
the neck was high and emphasized
BY a black Tuxedo tie.
Grinsteiners Give Party
In Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Grin
steiner's cocktail party at the club