The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-01

blue velvet ribbons. In her blonde
hair she wore a garland Of blue
forget-me-nots. A ruffle of white
net, edged in gold, marked the Off
the-shoulder-line of Miss Nina
Browns white net frock.
American Beauty velvet formed
triangular shoulder trim of Miss
Jane brakes black satin gown. with
its waistline marked by a red
velvet sash, tied into a bow in
back.
Gold lame wound from the square
neckline in front to form wide
shoulder straps to Mrs. Henry
Frenzel's black crepe gown. The
blue taffeta of Mrs. Conrad Ruck-
elshaus' picture dress rolled of her
shoulders, and shaggy flowers IN
shaded colors of blue were pinned
in front. A roll of bugle beads
marked the neckline of Miss Phoebe
Emerson's ice blue satin gown.
Stifened white lace f1ared around
the neckline of Miss Estelle Burpee's
black gown. Emerald green velvet
fattered Miss Mary Jane Sheerin's
blond youthfulneSS. The tiny pulled
sleeves were edged with double rut-
fies of the material.
ALFRED in Black Satin
A scarf of red net foated from the
neckline to the hem of Mrs. William
Munk's black satin gown, which had
a row of red flowers at the square
neckline. The deep ecru lace gown
worn by Miss Melissa Wadley had a
fitted jacket. The long sleeves fared
into bell shapes from the elbow and
were edged in narrow bands OF
mink, which also marked the jacket
collar.
The gold note of the flowers at the
neck of Mrs. Blaine Miller'S black
gown was repeated by a gold cord
at the waistline.
The flare around the shoulders
and skirt of Mrs. Batist HaUeisen's
green crepe gown was cartridge
pleated. The background of Miss
Marion Barnard's eggshell lowered
gown was brown, and bits Of green
in the design were repeated in the
shaggy green flowers at the neck
line.
Mrs. w. Richardson Sinclair'S
white satin gown had as contrast
red flowers. Miss Evelyn Lilly's pic
ture dress was of blue-green satin
taffeta, and Mrs. Charles A. Great
house Jr. appeared in a red lace
gown. simply fashioned.
Attend in Group
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Fauvre sat
at the theater with Mr.. and Mrs.
George @. Zeigler and MI. and Mrs.
Horace Hill III. Rows OF white
fringe trimmed the bodice Of Mrs.
Zeigler'S black crepe gown.
For many seasons several friends
of Mrs. Albert Sterne have cele-
brated New Years V together and
this year they attended the Prince
ton show before going to Mrs.
Sterne'S home. In the party we're
MI. and Mrs. Henry Dollman, Judge
and Mrs. Harry o. Chamberlin. Mr..
and Mrs. Hale Barber. M~artinsville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Thomas,
and Mrs. w. H. Kinnear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Driscoll had
friends at dinner before the show.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Ball
came from MunCie and had sixteen
guests at the theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowler in
vted friends of their daughter, Miss
Barbara Fowler. who is vacatiOning
from studies at Western Reserve
University. With another daughter.
Mrs. Charles BuSchmann. and Mr..
BuSchmann. were Misses Frances
Morrison. Mary Stewart HaineS.
Mary Luten. Caroline Coffin. Ellen
Rogers and John Elan, William
Harris. Frank Springer, Donald
Pierce. Richard Tenant, Eli Mes
senger and his house guest. Oris
Hastings, Cairo. III. On Sunday
night Mr.. Messenger invited twenty
friends to a buffet supper in honor
Of Mr.. Hastings.
Others See, Play
The Fowler's son. Richard. went
to the show with his house guest.
Edward IJamS. Terre aaute. ana
several other college friends. Today
Mr.. Fowler went to Terre Haute
with Mr.. Ijams to visit before re-
turning to Philip Exeter Academy.
Exeter. n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lemcke went
with their daughter, Mrs. Arthuro
GraSSi. and Mr.. GraSSi. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lemcke. Ralph Lemcke
Jr. and his hancee. Miss Emily
Wolfson and Miss Marian Cunning
ham. Evansville.
The blue Sequin bertha collar of
Mrs. Kenneth Ogle'S bright blue
crepe gown fastened in back. She
was in a party at the dance with
Mr.. Ogle. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Thomson and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Andre~s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond y. Brown
arranged a party for the show and
dance for their daughter, Miss Jean
Brown. and their son. Raymond D.
Brown Jr. The guests were Miss
Alice Shirk. Peru: Miss Mona Tag
CART. Frank Albeit and Robert
Armstrong.
At the dance We saw Mrs. Lyman
Whitaker in a green crepe gown
studded with rhineStoneS. Green
velvet flowers trimmed the gown at
the high neckline in front and at
the point Of the decolletage. With
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker were DR..
and Mrs. ". j. Stark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Raglan and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Duckwsl were at the dance with