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

before the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Landers, Messrs. and Mesdames
william HARRISON, Morton Martin,
Gustav Mueller, William Umphrey,
William Quinn, Richard Hennessey,
Frank Kotteman, Roy G. Shaneber-
ger, w. A. Mccullough and Irwin
Wesley. IrideScent sequins sparkled
in rainbow colors on the emerald
green gown worn by Mrs. Grin
steiner.
Other guests in Mr.. and Mrs.
Grinsteiner'S party were Messrs. and
MeSdameS j. Rex Singley, A. L.
Rust, Leroy Sanders, Charles Kara
bell, Thomas Twyman, William F.
Meyer, E. w. Berger, Miss Rosemary
Ruddle and Stuart Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Liggett served
cocktails at their home before they
attended the dinner and dance as
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Masters. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Keeling, DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Kemper and DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Leer.
The silver lame bodice of Mrs.
Masters black velvet gown had a
black collar and lapels. A rhine
stone ornament was clipped on at
the neck. Sleek and fitted was Mrs.
Albert Sterne'S coral satin gown
with the graceful Grapes of the
decolletage caught with a rhine
stone and ruby clasp.
Mrs. Herbert Todd dined in an
American Beauty matelasSe crepe
tunic gown. A large fiat velvet bow
marked the high neckline in front
and the back was slit from the
neckline to the waist, where the
belt was buckled with a gold or
nament.
Orchids Brighten Costume
The white satin bodice of Mrs
Paul L. McCord's black satin gown
had its neckline draped gracefully
in cowl effect. A corsage of orchids
added the only bit of color to the
ensemble
AS Miss Julia Fletcher danced
in a waltz the full skirt Of her black
MORE gown swished its cerise col
ored petticoat which peeped out be-
meath the skirts fullness. Paste
shaded flowers bloomed on the
crinkly crepe gown Of Mrs. Frank
Finney.
Shots of gold in Mrs. Clarence
A. Jackson's sapphire blue gown
were caught by the ballroom lights
and the geranium red sash anc
accessories we're a daring color note
The black crepe tunic gown of Mrs
William Low Rice had a very wide
rhinestone belt.
AS Mrs. Donaldson Trone danced
she lifted up the slight train of he
pale aquamarine blue crepe gown
which had buttons trimming TIT
gown from the point of the decol
letage to the waist.
Group Entertained
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L
Hayman gathered at their home be-
fore going on to the club. In th'
party were Messrs. and Mesdame
Frank c. Severns, John Koehler
Louis Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Waite
RuebenS, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Emil HenSel. st. Louis, and Mis-
/ Geraldine Templin.
Mrs. w. Marshall Dale's black net
gown had full skirt which swirlec
about as she danced. Emphasizing
the -the-shoulder neckline was {
garland of gardenias. A taffeta sliI
ruStled beneath the net skirt, edged
with a wide pleated ruffle. Thu
shiny Stove-pipe ribbon sash loopec
into a fiat bow at the side.
In the same party with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Dale were MeSsrs. and Mes
danes Ralph w. Lieber, Walter
Stuhldreher, Warren Maxwell anc
Albrecht r. c. Kipp. Crystal beads
sparkled on the yoke of Mrs. Lie
berS' white crepe gown, with a "
neckline in front and deep decolle-
tage in back. Her handbag ano
slippers were Of Chinese red.
White gardenias edged the high
neckline Of Mrs. Stuhldreher's black
velvet dinner dress, designed witt
long sleeves and slaShed back.