The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-13

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Youthful Joan FTenzel trOtted
down the runway in a riding habit
consisting OF an imported tweed coat
and powder blue jOdphurs with a
p0ise equal 20 that OF her mother,
Mrs. Henry Frenzel. who displayed
numerous ensemble and marched
20 Bridal Chorus" from 'LOhen-
grin" as the bride in the wedding
party closing the show.
Mrs. Kurt Painter modelled IN the
mood OF the gowns she wore. She
looked business-like IN an imported
cloth suit with bell tunic coat,
belted IN patent leather: coduettish
i'm the crepe afternoon dress with
frosty Regency ruffles at the neck
and wrists. worn with a quaint
leghorn hat. flower bedecked. and
hutteringly dainty in the Lettie
Lees pink net dinner dress float
ing over pink taffeta.
Wears Blouse Dinner Dress
Mrs. John OFT with her sparkling
IL Youthful face and white hair
C0mplimented any ensemble she
wore. The audience particularly
liked her I'M a black Organza dinner
dress. designed with a white tucked
sihrtwaist blouse. buttOned IN silver,
and a Spanish red taffeta sash, ty-
ing az one side. over the blouse
was a short jacket.
Miss Elizabeth Watson looked
especially attractive in the gowns OF
blue. With a blue and white print
dress. she wore a Boyer blue velvet
three-quarter length coat.
Spectators gasped a bit as Mrs.
John K. RuckelshauS appeared IN
black gown. worn with Partisan
NiCole's white violet dinner cape,
hat and gloves. Masses Of viOletS
formed the accessories, and a shiny
black satin ribbon tied across the
uiIbOx hat Mrs RuCkelShaus and
Mrs. Painter appeared as brides
maids in the wedding party. both
wearing powder blue chiffon gowns,
the skirts finely tucked. The shOul-
der capes we're tied at the neck
I'M front and the belts on the side.
The capes had insertions Of fullness,
and the wide brimmed felt hats
turned up OF one side
The gown Of the maid Of honor
was white crepe. its semi-tailOred
Jacket flaring over the hips, extra
fuIlness provided by inverted pleats.
A court train flowed from the
waistlIne Of the Jacket Of the brides
ivory satin gown, also slightly
trained
Cocktail Ensemble Shown
Miss Betty Jeanne Davis looked
smartlv set up in a cocktail ensem-
lie Of black and white checked twill.
The white taffeta shirtwaist bodice
had a tailored bow at the neckline
and was slaShed open from the neck
TO the waistline.
Wreaths of flowers wee wen on
the wrists with Hattie Carnegie's
cocoa brown Organza gown SwlTllng
with a wired skirt. Mrs. Frenzel
appeared in another Hattie Carnegie
model. frosty white butterfly lace
billowing out in a flexible hoop
skirt Bands Of bugle BEADS edged
the short sleeves and the neckline
aid formed the belt.
Full peasant sleeves set of the
white chiffon. tomato red lowered
gown. worn by Mrs. I. c. De Haven
Bits Of green we're splashed through
the pattern.
Nf-s. Horace Nordyke. MIS-. Harold
Koch and MS. Yale Rice modelled
numerous gowns. marked by SIM
plicity for daytime and pictur-
esauenesS in a new fresh tailored
way for evening
In the audience when We weren't
closely eyelng the enhancing pic
ture before us. We noted Mrs Sam
uel Lewis shank, Mrs. Henry Todd
and her mother. MIS- William Paul.
Mrs. John HOIlett Jr. and Mrs. John
W. Roberts.