The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-12

Mrs. Todd came 70 the party in
flsred gracefully 70 match the line
OF the skirt. White Organdy was
rolled into a fiattering neck trim
Miss sally Richards electric blue
silk net gown was a furry Of ruifles.
The shoulder cape was ruffled like
the skirt which swoOped into a slight
train.
Miss Betty Reeds white gown,
threaded in gold. had a silk cord at
the waistline which drew all the
fuIness to the back. Miss Cecily
Fletcher. a provisional member, was
sheathed in silver lame; the fitted
line was unbroken in front, but a
slight train shirred on the skirt pro-
vided fullness in the back
Mr.. and Mrs. BiagiO Lapenta sat
at a table with Mrs. Lapenta S
mother. Mrs. John Sloane Kittle.
Mrs. Lapenta's ivory crinkly crepe
gown had a red velvet flOunce swirl
ing around the edge of the skirt,
and a fat red flower across the
shoulder. Mrs. Kittle's gown was
OF a vintage shaded crepe.
Mrs. Perry Lesh. president, with
Mr.. Iesh. was seated with Mr.. and
Mrs. Orland Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Haerle. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoke. Enjoying the enter
tainment were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Stickney's guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick E. MatsOn, lIr. and Mrs.
Fred Thomas, Mrs. Henry c. Thorn
ton and Mrs. william Byram Gates.
Recent Brides Attend
Several recent brides were among
the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Avres came from the dinner party
which Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ruck-
elshaus gave in their honor. MIS-.
Ayres' sister, Miss Elise Ferguson,
Newport News, Va. was a guest,
and she wore a white taffeta frock,
threaded in colors to form a plaid
design. Mrs Ayres' white lame tu-
mic. fastened at the neck with
clip. and was worn with a black
skirt.
Mrs. John Pearson Jr., who has
been home a few weeks from we'd
ding trip TO Florida, danced in
bright green velvet gown, its wide
shoulder straps crossing in back.
Mrs. George r. Cain. formerly Miss
Jane Gent. and Mr.. Cain had come
from Evanston. Ill. for the week
end and attended the dance.
Miss Edna j. BALI and Howard
John Lacy II. who will be married
Thanksgiving day. and Miss jose
phine Reed and William Berter-
mann were among the sOon-to-be
married guests.
Mrs. Wayne Davis Kinnaird enter
tanned with a buffet dinner IN
honor Of her house guest, Miss
Louise Hegeler. Danville. Ill, before
the party went to the dance. Din
ing at Mrs. Kinnaird's home we're
NesSrs. and Mesdames Melville In
gals. Thomas R. Kackley, John K
RuckelShaus, Albert J. Beyeridge
Jr.. Harold Taylor. Henry Frenzel
and Carl VOnnegut: Messrs. Roy
Rainey. Luke Hubbard. Frederick o.
AIatsOn and Upton BliSh-
The guests went on 70 the heIlIA
Frenzel home for cocktails. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max. Rocker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Atkins Jr- Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Madden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cain. Miss Katherine Malott
Brown and Hiram Mckee joined the
group.
The hem Of Miss Betty Lee Burns
green tunic was trimmed in brown
fur: soft folds over the shoulders
formed cap sleeves, and the skirt
was slit at the sides The rippleo
collar Of her green gold wrap stood
I'D IN back and the sleeves had mutt
cuffs. formed by folds, gracefully
gathered together like petals OF a
flower. Sitting with Miss Burns and
Carver Wheeler were Miss Burns
brother. David Burns, ana MISS