The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-20

words OF praise of
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert
A Adams who entertained with a
buffet supper at their home He
relished the dainties and laughed
over the boy who kept reappearing
backstage with programs to be
signed why, you've been here be-
fore" he reminded his youthful adj
mirer who admitted seeking sigma
lures for his classmates.
Children Go Backstage
Miss Frances Allen, music in
structor at Orchard School, accom-
panied a party of the children back
stage Martha Lois Adams, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Adams, was
with Mary Johnson, daughter of
Mrs Sylvester Johnson Jr., the
Symphony Society's secretary, and
Mr.. Johnson; Martha Scott, Marry
Home, Victor Jose Jr, Benjie Hitz
and Susanna Littell.
Mrs Herman C. Wolff, with her
daughter Florence, attended the
concert with Mrs. Post-Milliken and
her daughter June. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Flickingers children - Dan,
Fred, Marjorie and Emily-all mu-
Sicians themselves. were in the au-
dience, ears alert in enjoyment.
TheodOsia and Charles Burr
grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs Hugh
McGibeny, were among the youth
full listeners. Mr.. and Mrs. Wer-
ner Janssen's children, Alice and
Werner Jr., Billy Higgins, Sam
Sherwood, Bob and Billy Fisher,
Peggy Winslow and Peggy Trusler
also had the exciting experience of
hearing an artist of their genera
ton.
Out-of Town Guests
Mrs Oliver M Kinnison Goshen,
and Mrs. Irene Mueller, Terre
Haute, were out-of-town guests at
the Adams home. Mrs. Albert j.
Beveridge Sr., board member
presided at the serving table ar
ranged with a TERED centerpiece,
decorated with greenery and fruit.
Executive board members we're
entertained. Mrs. Leonard Strauss,
wife of the orchestra chairman, was
in black velvet gown with the tiny
white satin roll at the throat edged
with white ermine Mrs. Beveridge's
black lace gown had long flowing
sleeves, square neckline and a
slight train. Mrs. Beveridge had
Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus r. Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Noel
to dinner before the concert.
Mrs Adams gown was of medic
val lines. It's rich red and gold
brocade material was fashioned into
a full skirt, sleeves full to the ell
bow and gold lace edging the square
neckline Addition of a turquoise
blue ribbon sash created an I'M
usual and pleasing effect.
Ferdinand Schaeler, conductor,
was among guests with Jacob L,
Mueller, Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Good
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, Albert
Deluse, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hurry,
Mrs Charles Latham, Mrs. Elsa
Painter Haerle, Mrs. Pauline Meyer,
Mrs A. Dickinson Smith, Skies
Test Miss Dorothy Knisely, Mrs.
Lafayette Page, Mr.. and Mrs Baker
and Mrs Jesse Fletcher.
indianapolis horsemen returned
from the KiWanis and Rotary Clubs
horse show at the Cincinnati Riding
Club last weekend with ribbons
and prizes sufficient to qualify their
entrants as leading contenders for
honors.
Miss Martha Wheeler rode Fred
Sharp'S Big Canada over the hurdles
three times against Charles Will
liams' Flying Fox to decide the win
ner of the jumping stake. She was
awarded second place and Ohio re-
serve champion title DR.. P. o. Bon
ham of Algonquin Riding Club
entered Safe Home. awarded third
place, and Fred Sharps The Niece
was fourth in the same class. Big
Canada and The Niece were first in
the pair jumping division. In all,
the jumpers were awarded ten rib
oons. With this success against ma
tlonaly famous horses as encour-
agement, DR.. Bonham and Mr..
Sharp have decided to enter their
horses in the International horse
show in Chicago Nov. 80 to Dec. I.
Miss Dorothy Metzger of the R. H.
Brown Riding Stables put Patricia
Dare through her gaits to win first
IN the ladies' class. and Mr.. Browns
2-year-old, The Panic, won its di-
vision. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Metzger.
Miss MetzgerS parents; Mrs. Frank
Hoke. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Moeg
and Cynthia Test had entries in
various classes and received awards.