The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-04

j. Hart Laird, club hostess, was Sc
for bridge.
At the l. A. c. the st. Mary alu
arship fund and celebrating the vic
tory of Notre Dame over Ohio State.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mahaffey ar
rived from Columbus where they
had cheered the Irish and watched
in Wonderment the last-feW- minute
rally for victory.
Miss Rosemary Recap, dance
co-chairman, arrived at the dance
after entertaining several guests at
her home at cocktail party Blue
velvet was draped gracefully in her
gown, slit open down the back to
the waistline where flowers, lined
in silver, marked the decolletage.
Mrs. Sullivan in Black
Miss Ruth Courtney, who came
from st. Marys for the weekend,
had a ruffled scarf of white net
around the shoulders of her white
crepe gown Gold stripes darted
through Mrs. Sidney Sullivan's
black gown, which had a green vel
vet girdle.
Miss Berenice Brennan, another
st. Mary's student, came to the
party in a black taffeta ensemble.
The blouse was striped in silver and
designed along tailored lines, with
patch pockets. Tie skirt was of
black taffeta and slightly full
Mr. and Mrs. Biagio Lapenta were
with a group which included Mr..
Lapenta's sister, Miss Catherine La
penta, A large silver bow spread
out over the bodice of Mrs. La
penta's apple green gown, striped in
silver. The skirt had a shirred
flounce.
Judge and Mrs. Smiley N. Cham
berS were at the dance. Mrs. Cham
berS' brown net gown had long
sleeves and it was patterned in a
plaid design.
Williamses Entertain
In the Lantern room at the 1. A..
c. Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams
were entertaining Miss Martha Lee
McCreary and her fiancee, John
Williams. Miss McCreary's brown
satin gown was dotted in gold, &C
cented by a gold kid belt. MIR. and
Mrs. Colin Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pallcott Griswold, Chicago; Miss
Anne Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
AyreS, Charles Moores and William
H. Stafford Jr. also were Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lanville
Brown spent the evening at the
club. Mrs. Browns black velvet
gown, with puff sleeves, had bands
of pearls around the neckline and
CROSSING on the bodice in Grecian
style. Mrs. Browns sister Mrs. Will
liam c. Macomber, Kendallville;
Mr.. Macomber, Mr. and Mrs. w. Jim
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kackley, Miss Helen Foley, Miss
Jane We'll, Miss Jane Fitton and
Miss Brownie MiSkimen were others
at the party.
AT the John Heron Art Museum
yesterday afternoon, children had
their curiosity in Egyptian art-lore
aroused by the Junior League mar
ionette show. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick T, Holiday brought their
daughter Lucy to see the dramatiza-
tion written by Mrs. Robert c. Wins
low. Mrs. Alec Saxton accompanied
her daughters, Doreen and Moyra,
who played one of the leading roles
in Heidi" at the Childrens Theatcr
Saturday afternoon at The Civic
Playhouse. Mrs. Paul L. Hargitt be-
fore she went to the Pr0pylaeum
buffet supper brought two of her
daughters.
Art Taste Stimulated
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stickney came
to see the marionette show in which
their daughter, Miss Elinor Stick
ney, assisted Mrs. Charles r..
Weiss, Mrs. Charles A. Latham, CO.
chairmen: Mrs. Elsa Painter Haerle,
Mrs. Harold Taylor, Miss Evelyn
Chambers and Donald MattiSon,
John Heron Art School director,
were in the audience among the
children whose taste for art was be-
ing stimulated.
Mrs. w. Hathaway Simmons ar
rived at the theater with her chill
dren. Mrs. D. T. Brownlee and Mrs.
Harold Trusler we're in the audi
ence and felt maternal pride in the
performances of Wayne Brownlee
and Peggy Trusler, who turned
their backs on reality and became,
for the afternoon, Peter. the goat
tender, and Heidi, the brown
skinned mountain child.
Mr. and Mrs, Burke G. Slaymaker
had Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Tucker
and DR.. and Mrs. James c. Carter
dining with them at the Propy-
laeum last night. Mrs. Winfield