The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-21

Dr;e. p,,r.u under her arm. Il
am ready for
Christmas" she said between glrlish
giggles and short little gasps as she
regained her breath from the hur-
ried trip She was bundled up in a
gray caracul cOat-"so warm on
such a cold day"
She was introduced to William H.
Kennedy Jr. who IS to escort her
to Mrs. Lafayette Pages buffet sup
per tomorrow night at her home.
The 10 principal ballcrlnas are to
be guests. Tt is to be Just an IN
formal party Mrs. Page confided
to the young dancers. You can sit
on the floor in front Of the fire
place--you can play just like you
would in your own home"
Bomar Cramer, prominent pianist,
is to be among the young bachelors
who will entertain the ballcrinaS.
Daughter Is Ballet Dancer
Alexandra Danilova chatted long
with Mrs. Page, whose daughter,
Ruth Page is a ballet dancer and
has travelled in companies. Il saw
Ruth IN Chicago for a short time, "
the ballerina commented.
Miss Danilova had a silver fox
cape thrown over her black taffeta
frock, dotted in white with a short
peplum flaring over her slender
hips
Miss Barbara Brown, one Of Mrs.
William Byram Gates dancing
pupils, has studied with Fokine,
choreOgrapher for some Of the bal
lets to be presented Wednesday and
Thursday at the Murat under the
Junior Chamber sponsorship
Mrs. Kurt F. Painter and Miss
Laura Miller were hOsteSSeS with
Mrs Page for the reception.
Mrs. Herbert WoOllen There
Mrs Herbert WoOllen came in to
meet the young dancers. She and
Mr. Woollen are to be in Chicago
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Soaverns.
Mrs. William Allen Moore, Mrs.
Leonard Strauss Uouise Essex, the
celebrated cello player Mrs Joseph
w. Stickney, Mrs. Kin Hubbard, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Green, Alec SAX
ton, Miss Elinor StiCkney. Misses
EuniCe and jeanne DiSSette, Dean
Rogers, Lawrence E. Hill, Mrs. Rob-
bert H. Tyndall were others who
came in to meet the dancers.
Mrs. Arthur LuCiuS Hubbard, who
came from South Bend to be with
her son, Lucius Hubbard, during the
holidays also greeted the visitors.
Miss Helen Ann GoOding and
Wemmer Gooding, both of Lima
O., are coming to town to attend
the Princeton Triangle Club show,
What a Relief at the Mmat
Friday. They are to be holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Wemmer.
Mrs. Edgar S. Gorreu has been
busy at her home making ready to
leave for Pasadena, Cal, for resi-
dence. She returned from Cali
fornia recently. She and her son
are to join Col. GOrreu in a few
weeks.
The Myron r. Green home is to
be the scene of a series of Welcom-
ings the next few days during the
arrival of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Green's son, Har-
rison, arrived yesterday from In
diana University. Mr.. Green's sister,
Mrs. Harry Logan, and Mr.. Logan
are to come from Valparaiso and
Mr.. Green's brother, DR.. Lowell
Green, Mrs. Green, Lowell il. and
Thomas are to arrive from Rush
vile.
Mrs. Kirby Whyte, Tudor Hall
Alumnae Club president, and Mr.
Whyte have invited DR.. and Mrs
Herbert Call. DR.. Henry M. Lee and
Hugh Grey to dinner before the
Tudor dance Monday night at
Woodstock Club.
DR.. and Mrs, Frank GaStineau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coleman are
to have their friends at the Gasti-
neau home for dinner and dancing
tonight.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry E. Barnard
are to be with their son. Harry E,
Barnard Jr. and Mrs Barnard for
Christmas in Clinton, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Lewis
are to have their daughter, Miss
Constance Lewis, with them for the
holidays. Miss Lewis, a student at
Vassar College, arrived this morn
ing.
John Sloan Kittle Jr. has come
from ithaca, ~ Y, where he is en-
rolled in classes at Cornell Uni
versity, to be with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Sloan Kittle during
the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Hahn are to
return from Chicago tomorrow to
spend the holidays at their resi-
oence, Ola E. 32d-st.
Miss Mary Ella Julian, daughter
of Mrs. c. E. Marshall, is to spend
the holidays in Miami Beach, Fla.
She is to return in time TO resume
her studies AT Butler University.
Miss Julian is TO be graduated from
the University in June.
Miss Peggy Underwood, Indianap-
olic &c 70 VIC 20 Tor, o. Enit,,., -. u