The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-15

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The tackroom has been painted
green and white, and each saddle
and bride rack is labeled with the
name Of the horse for which it is
reserved. The stalls have been
stained brown, blanket racks have
been installed and municipalities
placed over all the stalls.
Shown Horses Four Years
Even though Mrs. Fuller has been
exhibiting show horses for four
years or more. She is interested pri-
marily now in creating enthusiasm
for the park horse. Mr. Fuller and
have brought a string of we'll
hammered and easy to manage
horses to the stable, and we want
to encourage men, women and chill
dren to ride for the simple pleasure
they might derive from any other
outdoor sport" she said.
Mrs. Fuller's slim, boyish figure.
when we called, was fitted out in
powder blue jodhpurs, dark blue
coat and powder blue felt hat, with
a crushed crown, banded in dark
blue. She beamed proudly when
we praised Madame Butterfly, her
mare, as the horse was being
groomed by the stable boy. Mad
anne won every fiVe-gaited class and
the stake two years ago at the In
diana fair" she reminded us.
Mrs. Fuller particularly enjoys
teaching children to ride. They
pick up the rhythm of riding SO
quickly" She explained.
Children Given Lessons
Children who have ridden before
go out with her for lessons on
Saturdays from 9 to II. Later in
the day the beginners have their
instructions.
Yesterday, women who usually
rlde and lunch on Tuesday had
their outing. Mrs. E. w. Early, Mrs.
Blake Stone, Mrs. E. E. Martin and
Mrs. Walter Brant were among
those who mounted their horses
and cantered to Carmel for lunch
con.
On Thursdays after dinner riders
drop in for chats around the stove
In the clubroom. On Wednesday
afternoons several Tudor Hall pupils
visit the stables.
Edward Ogle has two horses
boarded with the Fullers; he and
his son Edward Jr.-nicknamed Ted
ride them. Charles Schaf also
rides his horse from the stable.
On Saturday mornings Ann
Sayles, Ginger Brown, Georgiana
Dedaker and Agatha Kenper
usually take rides with Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fauvre are to
be IN town for The weekend. Their
friends will be welcoming them, for
they have been missed in social
gatherings since they moved to De-
catur, Ill. They will be visiting with
Mrs. Fauvre's mother, Mrs. E. E.
Perry, and other relatives and
friends. They are to be in a party
at the Lambs Club dance tomor-
row at the Columbia Club. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Vonnegut, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul E. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
AAoALioo I1dINey COX ana Mr. and
Mrs. Charles lockwood are to be
with them.
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Telephone wires are busy with
ooXholders calling their friends to
attend the Indianapolis symphony
orchestra concert Tuesday night at
the Murat. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p.
Griffith and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
johnson Jr. are to be together in a
box
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge Sr. Mr.
and Mrs. William Ray Adams Mr.
and Mrs. j. I. Holcomb, Clifford Ar
TICK III, Meier Block and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman c. Krannert are to be
entertaining geusts.
.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Gullinp are IN
be in Chicago for the weekend
Miss Betty Lupton and Frank Fair
child are to attend the Iowa Purdue
football game at LAFAYETTE.