The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-25

- 80" Thirty-five peo-
pie dropped in at the Williams
home before going to the club dance.
Mrs. Lawrence will give a dinner for
the Brandys Monday night.
Among the honor guests were the
club president, j. w. Stickney and
Mrs. Stickney and past presidents
and their wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Matson. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy FL
der Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E
Myers and Mr.. and Mrs. P. c..
Reilly
A plated cascade trimmed the
skirt Of the blackberry crepe gown
worn By Mrs. Adams. Her daugh-
ter Janet wore a black velvet gown
with bodice of heavy white lace.
The short puff sleeves were cart
ridgeplaited. creating a squared eff
feet to the shoulders.
Wears Ruby ColOred Gown
Miss Adams was in a party with
Nj. and Mrs. Wallace Jim Roberts.
Mrs. Roberts ruby colored gown
had elbow length full sleeves,
shirred 10 the shoulders. The back
was slashed to the waist Her black
halo nat was COiled with material
matching her gown.
Velvet flower petals formed epau-
lets on the fuschia crepe gown of
Mis- Frances LemauX, who wore
with it an apple green velvet wrap
Miss ElinOr Stickney. daughter of
the president, attended the din
ner and dance in a black gown with
high neckline in front and deep
dec0lletage. banded with rhine
stones.
Miss Roberts Wears Red
Miss Virginia Roberts was lovely
in a tomato red gown, with flowing
skirt and graceful sleeves. slit open
to deep. tight wrist bands which
were shirred. The neckline in front
Rugged the throat and dipped in
wide V in back. Triangular rhine
stone clips sparkled in the corners
Of the neckline in front.
Mrs. Stickney's black satin trained
gown had a white bodice. Mrs.
NIatson appeared in black and
Mrs. Reilly IN black velvet with
rhinestone buckles.
Mrs. Jack Hendricks white pebbly
crepe gown was striking with a
Jacket collared in silver fox, and in
the same party was Mrs. Robert
Robinson. whose blue velvet gown
was Geceivingly demure with high
necl,iine in front and long flowing
sleeves. one wide strap trailed
down the middle of the deep decol-
letage.
Chooses Black Satin
Severity of Mrs. wallace o. Lees
black satin gown was relieved by
sheath of gardenlaS. Mrs. Raymond
FOxs black velvet gown was treated
interest Ggly in back with a cape,
banded in mink.
A plated ruff of red velvet edged
the neCkllne and square decolletage
Of Mrs. George Olives white brocade
gown. She wore red velvet gloves.
Mrs. Philip Reeds ashes of roses
gown buttOned from the neck to
the waist in back. and her mother.
Mrs. Albert o. Sterne, wore a red
COO feather lei with a white gown.
Miss Anne Ayres' black gown was
designed with a bodice, polkadotted
in emerald green.
Additional Honor Guests
other honor guests were A. NJ.
GloSSbrenner. president of the orig
inal indianapolis Athletic Club
Realty Company. and Mrs. Gloss
brenner: Robert F. Daggett. club
architect. and Mrs. Daggett; Wal
lace o. Lee. organization chairman
Of the clubs original committee of
sixty" Carl H Wallerich second
chairman. and Mrs. Wallerich, and
the following. who were members of
the board of directors when the club
was opened. and their wives: Colonel
and Mrs Will H. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. BuSchmann. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Almus G.
RuddeI
The hve-tiered birthday cake
was topped with a replica of the
club. made of red candy. and around
the sides of one tier were photo
graphs of the five past presidents
and the present president. Candles
lighted the tables and the mantle
Of the fireplace.