The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-04


simulated By the
club chef with
sugar and -four.
k& The table lSdened
with hOIs d'Oeu-
Miss Burgan vres in the lounge
was centered with
replica OF the Monarch Of Ber-
uIca. also des gned Of sugar by
One chef Green ceii0phane. coated
With sugar was crushed around tie
base of Tie ship 70 represent waves.
The entrance 10 the ballroom was
Transformed into the semblance of
an ocean liner which We entered by
gang plank The canvas on which
cabins. portfolios and decks we're
reproduced was hung in a manner
suggesting the curves Of the ships
hull
Red white and blue bunting.
deeply fun-ed. hung overhead IN
the ballroom and banners we're
Craped the wall Clusters Of red. /
white az blue balloons were an
ch0red 90 the dining tables. supplied
with SerpentIn. and horns. Blue
l.-hts PLAYED on the silver curtain
b-hud the orchestra platform. and
we imagined the effect was moon
light on the water.
Parties Attend Il
AZ one table was the party of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barnes and MI
and Ms. W. l. LOngworth. As Mrs.
Barnes danced. the long train of
her black gown. showeTed with red
flowers. was held in place at the
hipline and fell 10 the floor in a
cascade of ripples. Several of the
flowers Of the print were appliqued
on the tulIe cape futtering to the
hips and Tuching of tulle Circled the
ueCkline Of the dress.
Mrs. Herman w. KOthe was a
guest in DR.. and Mrs. J. Jerome
Iitteus party. Mrs. KOthe's period
gown was Of white satin. slOpIng of
the shoulders and billOwing into a
iull skirt.
Mrs. David p. Williams JT.. for /
merry Miss Virginia Crane, Chicago /
and California, and Mr.. Williams, |
were guests of Miss Evelyn Cham |
bers at her home before the dinner !
dance. The Williams cousins. Mr.. |
and Mrs Lyman S. Ayres, and Miss |
Melissa WadIey. William II. Stat |
ford Jr.. William Kennedy. DR.. /
Frederick Taylor were others IN the
party.
Entertain Group
Miss Janet BliSh and Stuart
BiiSh. both of Seymour, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Miller Jr., Mr.. |
and Mrs. Thomas Nahaffey Jr., |
Misses Virginia Roberts. Ruth Tyn-
dali. Diana Dietz and Peggy Pear
son. Bingham Booker. Samuel Tyn-
dali. Robert Sweeney and David L.
Chambers. Miss PearsOn'S rose
taffeta frock was fun skirted and
had q large flat bow across the
shoulders at the back
Miss Ruth Hargitt. Cincinnati.
was one Of the guests at the infOr-
nal party at the home of her
brother. Paul Lee Hargitt. and Mrs.
Hargitt before the dinner. Mrs.
Byron K. Rust. one OF the guests.
wore red slippers with her white
satin gown cut with deep decOllet-
age. held in place by a strap across
the shoulders
Chooses Dotted TafTeta
I. navy blue and white dotted
fafTeta Of Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus'
gown was gathered together n the
back in hustle effect and the skirt
flare IN back was similarly full
White flowers trimmed the tailored
ueckhne. and the sleeves were short
and pulled. Pastel COlOred flowers
we're scattered over the satin gown
Worn by Mrs. Irving Fauvre, chair
man.
The neCkline Of AIRS. William H
Wemmer'S gray lace gown was bound
in matching Organdy which tied IN
flat bow in front. Buttons down
the front of THE Jacket. which flared
into a deep pcplum over the hips,
we're of organdy.
A band Of panSy velvet was
6raped around the decOlletage Of
Mrs jeremiah CadiCk'S pale yellow
satin gOwn. 4 scarf edged with a
p.cated ruffle tied around the
shoulders Of Mrs. Thomas Kackley's
red caEeta frOck. The skirt flared
INTO q fan OF plCatS.
BetrOthed Couple Attends
Miss Frances KOtteman attended
with her fiance. John Heidi. and
wore a black satin gown with peach
satin winding around the top Of the
bodice and forming shoulder straps. |
Three large shaggy flowers marked
the square neCkline
Gold threads were woven into
the red cown OF Mrs. Herbert Duck .
Wall and gold mesh material was
oraped about the deCOlletage.
NJ and Mrs. A (. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Park Akin VIII so 10 /
Cincinnati Tuesday for several days. /
Mr.. Martin. manager Of the Indian /
apOhs Athletic Club. and Mr.. Akin. /
manager Of the Columbia Club. viii f.
attend the National Club Managers
Association convention