The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-09

Straps Match Belt
The off-the- shoulder drape,
massed with varigated velvet violets,
of Mrs. Donald Carriers copper up
holsters satin gown was held in
place by braided straps, matching
the belt. The round evening bag
she carried was covered with the
velvet flowers.
A circlet of wine, pink and white
pompoms was pinned in Mrs. Lewis
Gausephol's hair Her gown was Of
wine crepe. Mrs. Albert Sterne had
rhinestone pin stuck in her hair
At the neckline of her green satin
gown was a colonial arrangement of
violet shaded flowers. The gown
full sleeves had openings at the
shoulders, where twists of the satin
held them in place.
Miss Frances Haight, whose
mother, Mrs. Frank Haight, was a
committee member, was at the party
in an eggshell satin gown, which
had its wide straps, pointing over
the arms, interrupted at the Shout
ders by bands of gold sequins.
Flowers Trim Gown
Dubonnet and purple velvet flow
ers at the front neckline trimmed
Mrs John w. Kern's Dubonnet lace
gown. Mayor Kern attended with
a party of friends. Mrs. Charles
Myers, wife of DR.. Myers, City Hos
pital superintendent, had Hunters
green velvet ascot tied at the throat
of her silver lame tuxedo style
gown.
Black net floated over Mrs. Gayle
Wolfes silver and black lame gown.
Coils of silver formed a band to
circle the neckline of Mrs. Donald
} Notes vintage shaded gown, Slight
ly gathered in front. Circlets of the
silver swirled out over the arms.
The silved band fastened high in
back and the decolletage was tri-
angular shaped.
A red velvet cape flared over Mrs.
Roland B. Trips white chiffon
gown, its bodice gathered in Grecian
Grapes and the skirt flaring with
accordion pleats. Coral and white
beads glistened on the wide girdle of
Mrs. M. L. Haymann's white satin
gown.
Wears Quaint Gown
Mrs. Joseph Walker, Greenfield,
Mrs. Francis SineX' guest, wore the
quaint black crepe gown with Queen
Anne collar, which belonged to her
great grandmother. A rhinestone
studded comb sparkled in her hair
The garnet pin in the hair of Mrs.
Henry Dollman Jr. matched the
slippers she wore with her silver
lame gown, fashioned il Grecian
style.
Difficulties of the New York cos
metic queen Mrs. Paul R
Matthew'S who refused to pay
gangsters for protection RECALLED the
players in Broadway Amazons" at
the Civic Theater Saturday night
They laughed their way through
Our Happy Home" portraying the
turmoil of a household increased
during the depression by sister
and brother in-law.
Mrs. Dudley Gallahue arrived
backstage to dress for her role in
Broadway AmazonS" in a blue
crystelle gown, topped with a short
white ermine cape. Mrs. Elsa Pant
yer Haerle played one of the gang
sters. When she danced later at
tbo INyOoJctocLy Club che ,,-oe e,,o n -.
in an ensemble, composed of a black
skirt and silver blouse. The blouse
was pleated below the waistline ir
front, and a colorful bit of chiffon
was tucked around the neckline ano
held in place by rhinestone clips.
Hat Contrasts
The white ermine hat which Mrs
Howard j. Lacy II wore picked ur
the contrasting note of her black
velvet gown, which had pleateo
sleeves and black and white sash.
Mrs. Val Nolan's gown was OF
green metallic cloth. She anc
Mr.. Nolan attended Mrs. Kate Mil
ner Rabb's dinner party, which also
included Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rabb
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kuhn and Bloor
Schleppy.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richey enter
tanned informally at their home be-
fore the play for MeSsrs. and Mes
danes Joseph Miner, Emmett Hall
Walker w. Winslow, Ward Dean
ond Tl,orlas Nyo1I-