The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-21

lead officials, coaches and athletes
in a promenade about the course.
Boxes have been engaged by per-
sons prominent in the social life OF
indianapolis who are interested in
sports events.
Women spectators will wear
sports costumes, in which many of
the new swagger suits, topcoat suits
and knitted costumes will be seen.
The members of Miss Jermans
court, however, will be gowned in
pastel shades in evening dress.
Queen Chooses Lemon Crepe
Queen Janet, herself, will APP
pear in lemon coIored crepe. The
neckline is high and slaShed, fall
ing in triangular revers. The back
is cut square and low, with tiny
crepe-covered buttons extending
from the waistline halfway down
the skirt. She will wear silver san
dals and rhinestone earrings.
Miss Virginia Foster will wear a
fitted white crepe gown, with skirt
fullness beginning at the knees. A
circular cut apron effect, made of
tiny silver beads, is tied at the
waist with sash of crepe. The
front of the bodice shows a cowl
neckline, while the deep V in back is
edged with the silver beads seen in
the apron. She will wear silver
slippers.
Powder blue taffeta, showing an
abundance of accordion pleating.
will be worn by Miss Margaret Mat
tingly. The bodice is tight and the
skirt fitted, with a narrow belt Or
namented with rhinestone buckle.
Over her shoulders and fastened
high about her neck, Miss Mattingly
will wear cape of accordion pleat-
ed taffeta. The accordion pleat-
ing also will be seen in godets in the
skirt. Her sandals will be silver
and blue and she will wear rhine
stone jeWelry.
Tiers Form Skirt
Pastel pink crepe, the skirt made
of tiers of dainty ruffleS, will be seen
in the dress of Miss Marie Collins.
The dress is made with a tight-fit-
ting bodice, and flared skirt. Miss
Collins will wear short cape,
edged with ruf1es.
Miss Florence Condrey has chosen
for her costume a gown of baby blue
taffeta and pale pink chiffon, made
with a cOWl neckline, and shoulders
and wings in the back of the pink
chiffon. Her jeWelry and belt orna-
mpnt will he ThjnpStOOpS
White cotton lace, accepted as one
of the newer evening modes, will be
worn by Miss Avanelle Brenneman.
The dress is cut simply, with rhine
stone clips at the front and back
of the deep V cut neckline. With
the dress she will wear a short
jacket of the same lace, with elbow
length organdy pleated into cape
sleeves. She will wear white satin
sandals and rhinestone earrings.
Miss Grace Barnett's dress will
be pansy blue crepe, trimmed in
fur. The waist is high, and the
neck, while high in front, is slashed
to the waist in back. The skirt has
a slight train.
Cape Made of Petals
Miss Mozelle EhneS will wear a
dress of canary yellow mousseline
de sole, with a matching cape
formed Of petals of the materials.
Smoke blue chiffon will be seen
in fitted dress worn by Miss Flor
ence Rathert, the skirt of which is
cut to swirl about the feet. The
collar and sleeves of the short jacket
of the same material. which she will
wear with the dress, will be edged
in blue marquisette flowers.
The unusual color combinations
which predominant in the new fash
ions will be seen in the dress worn
by Miss Frances Wysong. The gown
will be of peach satin, with trim
ming Of chartreuse. From the neck
line a f1ounce Of the peach colOred
material is lined with green, and
the wide sash also shows a lining
of the chartreuSe. Her sandals will
be chartreuse satin.
Each Of the members Of Miss Jer-'
mans court will wear silver link
bracelets, engraved with the words,
Relay Court" The bracelets are
gifts of the Butler student body.