The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

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the pattern; the homespun appear
ance was heightened by the fringed
treatment of the dress neckline. the
bottom Of the three-quarter skirt,
the pockets and the sleeves. Light
bone buttons trailed down the front
Of the dress from the neckline to
the hem
Miss Elizabeth Dale. Lexington,
KY, is a house guest of her brother,
w. Marshall Dale; she came to the
party with Mrs. Dale and busted her
self by assisting Mrs. Dale in distri-
button of table prizes. Miss Dale
wore a suit which had a black
jacket striped in white. A red ascot
fastened high at her throat, and
her black ofT-the-face hat matched
the skirt. White dots patterned
Mrs. Dale's brown crepe suit. worn
over a white blouse, its bosom finely
tucked. Odd shaped crystal buttons
trimmed the blouse, fastened at the
neck with a brown grosgrain ribbon
bow
Dots Popular
The white dots in Mrs. Charles
Kottemans dress were larger, and
the same material faced the brown
cape worn over it. The edges of
her brown straw hat were trimmed
with brown grosgrain ribbon, fire.
quently pleated. The gown had
bright green belt
Luncheon Given
Before Mrs. Harrison Bennett
took her guests to the party, she
entertained them at luncheon at the
club. Mesdames j. c. Noblitt, Omer
Woodbridge, J. A. Leist and F. NJ.
Halt, all Of Columbus, were in the
party.
Mrs. M. L. Hayman's dress was
printed in the paisley manner. Shell
pink predOminated among the nu-
merous ColOrs. A large Shawl-like
collar turned over the black coat
worn with it. A nose veil f1uttered
down from the black hat. Mrs.
Frank SevernS played at the same
table and the green, red and yellow
plaid OF her crepe dress was shocked
over the shoulders. Her chamois
colored felt hat was one that rushed
forward over the eyes.
Wears Black Gown
Mrs. Albert o. Sterne's gown was
black, but it was so gayly fashioned
that it spelled spring. Chiffon
sleeves were finely pleated from the
shoulders, and bands of fine lace
were inserted occasionally below the
pleats. A band of pleated lace
turned up around the throat. Her
black hat, which was flattened to
her head IN back, had a pink flower
setting it of.
Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe. chairman.
wore her pink basket hat as a COM
plement to the pink trimmings of
her suit. Mrs. Jackson K. Landers.
president, wore well her fuschia COL
ored crepe down, which had a gold
shot hip length tunic. The gold was
woven into stripes around the short
sleeves and the hem.
Indiana VaSSar Club members
were to hear news about their Alma
Mater at the Founders dav partv
today at the home of Mrs. G. H. a.
Cloves. Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell
was to tell about Founders dav ac-
tlvltleS on the college campus. and
Miss Marquette HATS letter from
the school was to be read. Miss
Hiatt won the club scholarship this
year and she is enthusiastic about
her experiences.
Mrs. G. Toel Torrance, Chautaqua.
N. Y, once was a member of the
club. and she wrote back about the
alumnae council meeting this spring
IN the East. Miss Dorothy E. Nc
Cullough was to review Thomas
Crayen's Modern Art"
Out-of-tOwn guests we're expect
ed at the party. Two are included
in the new executive board, com
posed Of Mrs. Ralph Sandy. Mar
tinSville, and Miss Elizabeth Ball
Muncie; Mrs. Merreu. Mrs. Edwin
McNally and Mrs. Russell Sullivan.
The reelected officers. Mrs. Jere-
miah Cadick. president; Mrs. Nor
timer F'urScott, vice president: Miss
Mccullough secretary. and Mrs
Fletcher Hodges Jr., treasurer. were
TO start another year of leadership.