The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-27
PrincetOn'S
Show to Be
Party Event
Members of Cast Will Be
Classmates Guests
While in City.
BY ELIZABETH CARR


i about attending the Princeton
University Triangle Clubs show
ltew Years eve, in spite of the ir-
regularity of its showing in the
city. But when it's in town, it's the
smart thing to do for an evenings
enter taiHment.
Indianapolis students at home for
the holidays, with their parents and
with their friends, are arranging
to see the all-male cast present
"Stags at Bay" Monday night at the
Murat, brought to the city under
the auspices of the Princeton Uni
veTsity Alumni Assn. of Indiana
Some parties will attend the enter
tainment following the show and a
dance at the University Club, which
this year is sponsored by Orchard
School mothers.
Members of the troupe will stop
at the homes of classmates in the
city and attend dinners preceding
the show. The Princeton Triangle
Club members will be guests Of the
alumni at luncheon at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club and attend a
tea dance which William Fortune
will give from to at the club.
Immediately following the pro-
duction the troupe will move to
Cleveland, where the show goes on. -
Charles Test, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald R. Test, will see his room
mate, Jack Blay, Detroit, Monday
when he stops with a group at the
Test home. Brooks Bowman and
Frank Taplin, both of Cleveland,
and Richard Petit. Chicago. will be
with Mr.. Blay and the group will
have dinner at the Test home be-
fore the show.
David G. Gamble, Cincinnati,
and E. A. Limberg Jr., st. Louis,
will be among those who will have
supper at the Sylvester Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will enter
tain for their son. Sylvester John
son III, and several guests, and the
group later will go to the Murat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley
will entertain group at the dance
following the show.
PatrOneSSeS Listed
The play sponsors announce the
following list of patronesSes for the
event:
NIesdames Booth Harrington,
Frank F. Powell, Archer Colt SIM
clair, Robert S. Foster, Henry K. L.
DaIzell, George L. Denny, Frederick
D. Kersher, Ralph A. Lemcke. G. De
Witt Meier. Owen Pickens, Charles
Latham, Alexander L. Taggart,
Lehman M. Dunning. Sylvester
Johnson Jr., Fred C. Appel, Robert
F. Scott Jr., Garvin Brown, Robert
B. Failey, G. L. Reid, Kenneth L.
Ogle, H. Edgar thinner, lie Roy B.
Miller, Donald A. Morrison, Kurt G..
G. Francke, John T. Jameson,
Ralph G. Lockwood, Donald o. B.
Jameson, Joseph NJ. Fox Jr.,
Thomas A. Hendricks, Julian
Bobbs, John D. Gould, Paul G.
Biegler, Oliver H. Stout. Edward B.
Taggart and William c. Kern.
Others are Mesdames James c.
Cummings. William H. Wemmer,
Booth Harrington Jameson, A.
Ewing Sinclair, Charles E. Busch
mann, Henry D. Pierce, Ovid B.
Jameson. Nicholas H. Noyes, Rus
sell Fortune, Russell J. Ryan, G. H.
A. Cloves. Eli Lilly, w. Richardson
Sinclair. D. S. Chambers, John Hen
bricks, John Kinghan, William H.
Stafford, Harry c. Kahlo, Grace N.
Houghton, Charles P. Emerson,
Donald Peet, George E. Home. Ralph
T. Davis, William H. Kennedy, Will
liam H. Coleman, Albert j. Bev-
eridge, John Carey and William
Armstrong.
About twenty friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Todd will stop at their
home in Irvington ito watch the
New Year in" For several years
the group has spent New Years Eve
together, and the Todd's hope to
make it a traditional event. Among
the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ramsey, Bloomington.
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With Mr.. and Mrs. Wlllam II.
Thompson for the holidays are Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Gregory, Chicago;
Mrs. w. A. Thompson, Brazil, and
Mrs. M. E. carey, Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Thurs
ton and daughter Caroline and A. j.
Thurston, all of Shelbyville, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Neal ThurstOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Wheeler Jr.
spent Christmas with Mr.. Wheelers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
w eeIer Sr., in Evansville.
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