The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

Gold clasps held a short cape IN pl
gown farlug into a fun skirt.
Rhinestone studded straps on Mrs
Herbert c. TysOns pink crepe gown
terminated a. the WaistlIne in back.
and the fitted skirt swirled below
the knees INTO slight train.
Mayor and Mrs. John W. Kern
we're among the guests. The neck
line Of Mrs. Kern's peach satin
gown was draped. Mrs. Robert Kir-
by. one of the Kern guests. appeared
IN a crepe gown shOWered with
flowers, and with u she wore a green
velvet wrap. its fun sleeves tucked
and IT'S ascot collar stitched. Mrs.
Edward Paul Gallagher. another
guest IN the party. chose a shell
pink bagheera crepe gown. which
had ntriCately twisted shoulder
straps.
Loops of material lined in silver
formed sleeves of Miss Mary Louise
Connors dark blue crepe gown.
siashed to the WaiStline IN back.
Silver cord sewn together formed
the front section Of the belt. A
bertha Of Duchess lace marked the
of-the-ShOuider line Of Miss Char
lotte TWitty's black taffeta picture
dress. Ia front the lace on one side
ran 20 the WaiStline. and a cOrsage
of red and white SWeetpeaS was
pinned on one side of the neCkline.
Wears Satin Gown
Members Of the party in Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f FenStermaker's box
stopped at the Fenstermaker home
for an informal gathering before
going to the ball. Mrs. Fenster-
maker received her guests in a tai
lored brown satin gown. The neck
line in front fell in a high cowl and
a strap divided thedeCOlletage into
two sections. Bits of green we're
combined with rhinestone iewelry
jewelry and clip. worn with the
gown.
Mrs. Charles HagedOn was one of
the guests. Bugle beads gllstened
on the yoke of her white crepe gown,
designed princess style. Silver &C
cessores caught up the CLEAN of the
beads.
Clnging closely TO the figure. Mrs.
Harrison Benefits ashes of roses
satin gown swirled into a flare at
the knees. BrilhantS Sparkled on the
shoulder straps.
Mrs. Frederick AlbcrShardt was
one Of the guests IN Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattice's party and was among the
friends who gathered informally at
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson's
party. Gold and silver ribbon was
braided TO form the sash OF her
ivory satin dress. which tied in
flat bow in the back
Mrs. SchOll Entertains
Mrs. Henry L. Duhmer Jr. came
from Mrs. COburn Schol's party TO
the ball White taneta pleated
rufies. edged in lipStick red, ruStled
at the bottom of her aqua marine
velvet gown. Similar ruffieS flut-
tered around the gowns neCklne.
A crushed sash of burgundy crepe
marked the WaIstline of Mrs. TheO
z. Roots gown. designed with a
black matelaSSe skirt and silver
metal cloth blouse. The metallic
note was repeated by the accessories
and silver slippers.
Mrs. Paul L. NcCOrd was one
OF the guests. She wore a flesh
pink crepe gown. Bugle beads were
embroidered on the sleeves and
Graped neCkline. and the skirt swept
into a slight tram.
Mrs. GAYLORD T. Rust. who spent
the morning assisting IN decorating
the ballroom. attended the ball IN a
powder blue lace gown over a
matching satin slip. Her Jacket had
short sleeves. A gold strip was woven
through the silver lame gown of
Mrs. Mort Martin. The neCklne was
designed halter style. and the skirt
Gared full at the knees.
AR and Mrs. G. F. Kleder were
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Smiths cocktail party. A silver
SeQuln halter collar trimmed Mrs.