The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-16


anticipation with
their mirth provoking ads from
companies Of various members. Per-
ny Stadium was described as open
for clam bakes, taffy pulls, quilting
parties, fudge festivals, lawn socials
and treasure hunts"
Can You Beat 1t?
Dancing of a professional group
was listed as Ballet You Can Bear"
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson charmed
the audience with Blue Moments"
with Mrs. Louise Sparks at the
piano. Mrs Kurt Painter and her
brother Robert Ferriday Jr,, head
lined as Two Hearts in Three
Quarter Time danced an exhibition
waltz. Dark blue tulle frothed
about Mrs. Pantzer's shoulders and
ankles as she dipped and glided
through the steps.
Margaret Beeson and Oscar
Kaelin sang a confding love song.
The audience reluctantly allowed
Paul Matthews and Harold Taylor
TO retire after their piano duet. We
want to hear more of their enter
tanning.
Mrs. Gallahue, Edward Bennett,
Austin Brown and Percy Weer were
the funsters in the dynamo dram
er, ~ Trial Without Jury" and the
finale was dancing and singing by
the whole company.
Home From Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs Meredith Nicholson
Jr were at the dance after pro-
longed visit at Omaha, Neb Mrs.
Nicholsons brown tulle gown was
sprinkled with gold, forming an If
regular pattern through the swirl
ing tiers on the skirt.
Mrs. William G.. Bobbs was an
other guest, returned home after
long absence. She has been in New
York for several months. Red flow
ers outlined the front neckline of
her black lace gown.
Caleb Lodges cousin, Mrs. Caleb
Lodge Mckee, Columbus, O., was in
a Dutch treat party with Mr.. Lodge.
Mrs. Wilbur Dark was in the same
party. Her flame chiffon gown had
tiny tucks circling it from the bodice
to the edge of the full skirt.
Appears in Black
Mrs. John Kitchen, guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Don p Hawkins, was in
black with long silk fringe stream
ing from off the shoulder band. Mrs.
A. Dickinson Smiths gold lame
gown flared out into a train, a mass
of tiny pleats. In front, the bodice
was draped in Grecian lines, with
the crossbands studded with colored
stones
Wings Of starched white lace
darted over Miss Estelle Burpee'S
shoulders in the front of her black
velvet gown, tied high at the throat.
In back a single band divided the
very low decolletage A full white
fur collar topped her black velvet
evening wrap and her hands were
buried in a round white fur muff
Mink edged the sleeve flares of
Miss Florence Barrett'S burnt orange
velvet gown. The flares, gathered
on the shoulders in Fittings, turned
over the shoulders following the
line of the decolletage.
Fur Edges ArmhoIes
Wide bands of fur edged the arm
holes of Mrs. William Munk's
cocoa brown satin gown. Gold SHIN
mered through Miss Katherine Full
tons brown gown, designed in sim
pie tailored lines.
A link of rhineStoneS caught up
the wide straps, gathered together
in the front of Mrs. E. P. Deans
/ pastel lowered lame gown.
! Gordon Mendelssohn. Millbrook,
~. j.. attended with his host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wool
len, Miss Elizabeth Won Hagen
Darlington Ill, and Fauvre Vonne-
gAt, Chicago, were out-of-town
GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
FeAuvre.
4, )Ladywood School for Girls is to
= continue its pre-Christmas celebra-
ton tonight, when the Athletic AS
ISOLATION is to hold a party and
sing carols in the school grounds
and at the homes in Millersville
The celebration opened last night,
when the students presented a
Christmas tableau depicting seven
scenes in connection with the birth
Of Christ.
Following a banquet tonight the
girls are to so to the chapel to sing
Christmas carols. They also are to
sing carols around a giant lighted
Christmas tree at the chaplains
residence.
Then. the carolers are to ride
through Millersville. carrying Ian
terms. Returning to Lakewood, they
are to have candlelight procession
down the stairways and sing for the
faculty.
The Christmas vacation for Lady
wood is to be started at 10 Wednes-
day and will be continued for two
weeks