The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-05
Preparations
Started for
Horse Show
Brown Stables VIII Be
Scene Of Events
June II and -.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

CARPENTERS are busy with
~ hammers and paint brushes
out a. the r II Brown stables at
46th-st and Arlngton-av. getting
the hOrse stalls and the spectator
boxes IN readiness for the fifth an
nuei horse show 20 be held June Il
and Is
New quarters are being built %
house the additional horses. as Mrs.
Alex Metzger. chairman 0f the com
miftee on entries. informs Us that
the number Of entries for the 81
classes is nov in excess Of previous
years. and the indications are that
there viii be about $50 Of Indiana S
fines. saddle horses entered in the
ring
They re- also planning 20 take care
o. the spectators. and Mrs Clayton
MOgg. whose duties include the
chauma nship Of the special boxes
committee. reports box holders from
over the state viii see the events.
AL the buildings and fences are
being reprinted for the show 20 be
held IN the outdoor ring and horse
enthusiasts are looking forward TO
Il as one OF the city's first outdoor
events Of the season.
Exhibitors at the stables viii
meet for dinner and a dance after
the snow at the Woodstock Club as
a climbx 70 the tWO-day events. Mrs.
Robert J. Masters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal r. Keeling are arranging the
Saturday night party
The membership drive and next
concert season Of the indianapolis
Symphony were the concern OF
members of the Indiana Symphony
Society when they assembled today
at the Athenaeum fOc an annual
meeting. J. L. Mueller presided and
Mrs. Albert BeveridEe ST.. and Will
liam H Ball. MunCie. Co-chairmen Of
the finance committee, reported the
progress Of the drive
Mr. Mueller announces his assist
ants for the coming year: Leonard
Strauss. again chairman Of or
chestra. Mrs. Herbert NJ. Woollen.
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles Latham. chairman Of pro-
gram committee. Frank o. Viking,
assistant. Gilbert J. Hurry. member
at-large. MIS-. William BeTtermann,
chairman of seat sales; Ralph
Wright. again chairman Of children's
concerts and Mrs. j. A. Goodman,
chairman of publicity. John A.
Schumacher and Herman Arndt are
the two members elected by the or
chestra as representatives on the
symphony executive committee.
With Mr.. Mueller. president, other
officers are Mr.. Ball. vice president;
Mrs. Sylvester johnson Jr- record
ing secretary and Albert o. Deluse.
treasurer.
Mrs Louis Haerle is busy getting
her daughter Nancy ready for her
second summer at Camp Farwen.
Wells River, Va. Nancy leaves July
! for camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mcklbbin
and their daughter. Miss Jean Nc
Kibbin, who arrived last night from
classes at Ward Belmont College,
Nashville. Tenn. and their son,
DAVID NIcKibbin, who Is home from
Duke University for the summer.
we're to leave today for several days
VS. IN Lansing, Mich.
Covers were laid for Misses Evelyn
Lilly. Harriet Patterson, Harriet Ann
Holmes, Barbara Noel. Mary Jean
Ottinger, Marjorie Jean Mueller.
Susan Catch. Priscilla johnson.
Ruth Fishback. Ruth Osborne. Nan
cy Campbell. Elizabeth Kiger. Lucille
Jameson and Catherine Kemp at a
luncheon given today by Miss Judy
Preston
The party honored Ms Lilly who
IS home from classes at Foxcroft
School in Virginia visiting her
father. Eli Lilly and Mrs. Lilly.