The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-28


proceeds of which go toward the grt
college. Four hundred attended tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Maxwell en-
tertained a group at dinner at their
home before coming 70 the dance.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hare. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Dale and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clifford
Arrick III. Bugle beads trimmed the
black crepe gown of Mrs. Maxwell
and Mrs. Hare's black mOusseliene
gown with its low decOlletage was
designed with tiny ruffled sleeves.
Dark red accessories were a smart
color note on the black taffeta gown
worn by Mrs. Arrick.
Attend Dinner at Club
Dining at the club with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Kevers before the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Wemmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lacy. A rolled collar fell off the
shoulders Of Mrs. Kevers' light blue
satin gown.
Miss Courtenay Whitaker received
her supper guests in sherry req
velvet gown fashioned with hlgh
reckline in front. slit to the waist IN
hack. the skirt falling into flounced
train With it she: wore matching
Jacket. A group of her friends
stoned in for supper before going
tn the Woodstock Club. Red ana
green we're the supper appointments
and red pOinsettias centered the
table. Among her guests was MISS
lane Fitton. smart in a black crepe
gown with intricate neck trim Oh
beads.
Mrs. Hugh Carpenters black vel
vet gown had ermine lapels and golo
sparkled on the skirt OF Miss Su-
zanne SWANS black chiffon trocK.
Miss Eleanor Carter in black
velvet dress trimmed IN ermlne
tails was with Graydon Weaver
Miss loan De Haven, and Norman
Titus. Miss De Haven is home from
classes at the University of Arizona
for holiday visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. De Haven.
In another party were Miss Jane
Hennessev. wearing a red lace gown
with long fitted sleeves. and MISS
Pepgie Anne Williams, whose White
1ace gown had white tu1e sleeves
with ruffIes falling almost to the
elbow. Their escorts we're Perry
Lazarus and A. G. Alexander.
Chooses White Matelasse
White matelasse was fashioned
into an attractive gown worn oy lile
aIumnae's president, Mrs William
q Griffith. With Mr.. Grl1tltn she
entertained several guests at olh-
neT. 49,,
Honor guests at Miss Joan Jonn-
eon's dinner at the PrOpylaeum pre-
cedino the dance we're Miss Marion
barnard and her fiance, George
Fotheringham. Miss Johnson also
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
walk Garstang. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Ferridav Jr., Miss Eleanor Anne
Barrett. Miss Harriet Denny, Rlcn-
ard Hoberg. Frederick L. Carter Jr.
and Frederick MatsOn. Green flow
ers were splashed on the black satln
gown worn by Miss Barnard, ana
fhe color note was repeated with
A cluster Of the flowers at the neck
Miss Barretts black velvet gown
was fashioned with a flounce at the
waist and with shoulder straps OF
white gardenias, and Miss Denny
wore black chiffon with lace trim.
Entertain at Dinner
At = dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Ruckelshaus gave at then
nome guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry g. Atkins Jr., Mrs. Edward
Fleming. Evanston, ILL., and ThomaS
Ruc<e1shaus. Mrs. Ruckelshaus' red
velvet gown had a band OF silver
fov at the knee of the fitted tlared
SKIRT and Mrs. Atkins eggshen vel
vet Gown was worn with a jade
Green tucked jacket. Miss Ehnor
Sticknev's black crepe had a White
stones tudded neckband and belt
trimming. and Miss Dorothy john
ston's red crepe dress had shoulder
straps of rhinestoneS.
christmas trees decorated the
Athletic Club for the st. Agnes
sIunnae dance which was attended
nv 360 couples. Miss Alice Jane
Hessler. alumnae president, APP
neared in a black crepe dress with
white crepe top. She was with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sexton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Kernel, Miss Mary Adams,
Danvlle: Robert Boyle and James
Bowen. With her violet velvet gown
Mrs. Sexton wore a corsage Of roses
and sweet peas. Mrs. Kernel wore
white velvet and Miss Adams gown
of white crepe fell into a full sweep
ing skirt.
The dance chairman, Miss Mary
Catherine Coulter appeared in a
mink gown with beaded collar and
Miss Martha Jane Olin's gown was
of black crepe with silver and black
seouin bodice and was worn with
silver and black slippers. Before the
dance Miss DIN entertained a group
informally at her home. One of her
guests was Miss Mary Lou Conner
who wore blue crepe with silver lame
touches and a lame belt.