The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-22
Annual Fete
of Alunlnae
Held at Club
St. Agnes Group Dance
Preceded by Supper
at Woodstock.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

ELALADL ~ Y ANN
DAsTEL oolorod orepes. sheer or
Il CANDIES and gay prints foated
about Woodstock Clubs dance floor
last night to the strains Of sweet
music PLAYED By Larry Price.
The occasion vas the annual sum-
mer dance Of the ST Agnes Academy
Alumnae Association and alumnae
from the city and from out Of town.
their guests and students from the
academy. numbering about 600 in
all. weie az the club TO add 10 the
partvs success. Proceeds are used
BY the alumnae association for the
scholarship fund IL maintains an
nually.
Many Of the guests had supper a.
the club preceding the dance at ia
bles centered with garden flowers IN
summer shades. arranged in low
bowls.
Miss Alice Jane Hessler. alumnae
president. danced IN dark blue Or
CANDY studded with white coin dots.
The shirtWaist style bodice ended in
tiny puff sleeves and % was belted
On the material Miss Hessler. with
the other alumnae officers and their
guests. were in a Dutch treat sup
per party
The party's chairman. Miss Mar
iOrie MCDuffee. wore a violet cor
sage with her wood violet chiffon.
cut shirtwaist fashion with large
peasant sleeves and slippers Of a
deeper purple shade
Classmates Attend
Miss Mlrgot Shcerin. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. DOherty SheeTin. at
tended with her house guest, Miss
Peggy Harley. Defiance. o. The two
were classmates at Georgetown Con-
vent IN Washington
Blue flowers. scattered on a buff
background Of satin with bertha
effect collar was worn by Miss
Shecrin and her guest appeared in
a picture dress Of blue mouSseline
de sole with burgundy sash as its
only trim.
With her yellow and brown seer
sucker summer formal dress, Miss
Patricia OConnor wore yellow &C
CessOries and Miss Margaret Gavin.
chairman Of the junior committee
for<ie dance, appeared in pink with
blue accents.
In a party attending the dance
together were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Richev. Mr.. and Mrs John Silvers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor MuSSawir. Mr.
and Mrs. George Buskirk II. Miss
Mary Cummins and Edward Livitch,
Cincinnati.
The dark blue embroidered or
CANDY dress worn by Miss Mary
Louise O-ConnOr had a short stand
out Jacket whose elbOw-puf sleeves
were slit vertically. White accented
the pink lace worn BY Mrs. Paul
Mcnamara. Mr. and Mrs Mona
mara attended with a party.
Form Dinner Party
In another party at dinner were
Miss Martha Page. Pittsburgh. Pa.
who is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Garrett Kirby. Thomas CConnor
and MeSsrS. and Mesdames E o
Marquette. Fred MahafTey. Russell
White. Michael J. Dufecy Jr. and
Edmund II. Bingham Jr- MIS-
Whites powder blue dinner dress
had a matching blue lace top with
square neckline. A crepe bow IN
shades Of orange and yellow was the
only trim on the orange crepe dress
worn BY Mrs. Mahaffey.
Mrs. Henry Bankers summer print
satin Of blue. green. yellow and red,
cut with a slight train. was worn
with green slippers and corSage OF
violets. Her evening coat was oil
green corded taffeta. She was IN
party with Mr. AND Mrs. John j.
Heidi Jr.. Miss Jane Keene. Carleton
Weiss and Robert Marshall Mrs.
Heidt's black crepe gown hao
0rop-shoulder collar and huge bow Of
white organdy.