The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24

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gracious smiles. She was charming
IN dark blue hammered crepe
gown, whose long sleeves flared open
at the shoulder. A long corsage of
gardenias trailed down one shoulder.
Mrs. Tarkington's gown of black
velvet was trimmed with white lace,
and her velvet wrap was designed
With a white fox collar. Mrs. Ed
ward G. Elliott. guest of Governor
and Mrs. McNutt, appeared in a
grown of blue lace and a blue vel
vet wrap, trimmed in squirrel. Fox
trimmings were important details of
Mrs. McNutt's beige gown.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, sister
of Mr.. Harrington, entertained
guests at dinner before coming to
the theater. Her gown of white
satin was embroidered in pearls,
matched with a pearl collar. Mrs
James P. Goodrich, Winchester
wife of former Governor Goodrich,
relieved the severity of a black vel
vet gown with canoes she bought
while travelling in Russia.
Wears Ice Blue Satin
A short square jacket, banded with
silver blue bugle beads heightened
the smartnesS of Mrs. Robert Todd's
ice blue satin gown. Starched chif-
ion sleeves fell in folds from
shoulders to elbows of Mrs. Julia L.
Darlington's black satin gown.
Mrs. Eli Lilly's gown was of black
velvet, and her wrap of ermine. Miss
Constance Fowler's gown was of
wood brown lace. A scarf of silver
fox was worn by Mrs Norman A.
Perry, with a rough gray cape gown,
with red velvet bow at the neckline
in frok.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ball and.
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ball, came
from Muncie to attend the perform
ance.
Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee'S gown
was of black lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Woollen
brought their guests, William
Young, consul at Patras, Greece, and
GatOliat Florian of Patras. Others
in the party who attended Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Bailey'S dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Elder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar S. GorrelI.
Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, hostess
in another box, matched her black
and white figured satin gown with
long gloves, and threw about her
shoulders an ostrich feather cape.
The duchess lace bodice of Mrs
William G. BobbS' velvet gown
squared itself at the neckline.
Designed With EpauIets
Epaulets of Mrs. Jack Goulds
fuschia MORE gown were lined with
apple green crepe. A deep flare was
caught to the skirt by ruching. lined
similarly in green. Contrasting with
a messy green satin gown was Mrs.
Perry ONeal'S tiara of violets.
Miss Frances Holidays ivory
satin gown, with rosy tinge was
severely simple in line, and her
tiara of crimson feathers was at
tractive in her blonde hair. Miss
Anne Ayres' satin gown was Of
emerald green.
Mrs. w. Richardson Sinclairs
lame gown was lowered. Miss Mar
iorie Kittle Attended with her
fiance. Biagio LaPenta. and his sis
ter. Miss Catherine LaPenta. Mink
tails edged the ascot tie neckline of
Miss Kittle'S ashes of roses satin
gown. Mrs. Henry FrenzelS black
velvet wrap was floor length, and
its neck tie ended in ermine tails.
Mrs. Erwin StOutS gown of dark
blue crepe was designed with epau-
lets of silver SequinS. Mrs. Oscar
Baur's dinner gown was of a tail
ored style. The neckline of the white
blouse. threaded with silver. fitted
snugly at the neckline with a small
bow: the skirt was black and floor
length.
Attended Club Dinner
Mrs. John c. RuckelShauS was one
of the hosteSseS at the honor table
at the Columbia Clubs dinner
honoring the film stars in the
Moulin Rouge" caravan. Her gown
of tomato red satin was striking
with an off the shoulder boa of cog
feathers.
Mrs. Wallace o. Lee attended the
club dinner before going to the the
alter. Her blush pink lace gown had
short sleeves of ruffled net. Bands
of rhineStoneS edged the neckline of
Mrs. H. c. TySon's black crepe gown.
Mary Carlisle, one of the visiting
stars. approved a simple black vel
vet gown for the dinner, and Anna
O. Wilson's black crepe gown was
designed with tricky cutouts at the
shoulders of the sleeves.