The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-02

lIlc 4IOOI SHOW,
which included dancing Of the Top
Hat movie variety. Lights picked
out the glitter in the panel, sill
houetted with a black top hat in
back of the TERED orchestra stand,
moved in front of the fireplace for
the dance. Many women who didn't
have their hair caught up with
floral topknots or feathered aiga
rettes placed the top hat favors on
their heads at jaunty angles.
Mrs. Otto Eisenlohr's cream bro
caded damask gown was gathered
together in front and held over her
shoulders in halter fashion. A
green and gold studded girdle
was at the waist. She was in
a party with Mr. Eisenlohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. Todd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillon r. Huber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mahaffey Jr., and George
Lawrence Whyel, Miami, Fla.
White Fox on Gown
White foy circled Mrs. Todd's
black ~ the knee line and a
flare oropL shoulders. She
had silver leaves - the side Of her
hair.
Mrs Wallace Jim Roberts silver
lame gown was turned into a myriad
of fine pleatS at the bodice, with
cross bands of GreCian influence A
flounce of pleats flared over The hips.
A straightline three quarter cape
had Fittings of lame turning up to-
ward the head.
Red feathers jutting out from
rhinestone ornaments adorned Mrs.
Herbert DuCkWallS hair. Her black
gown, with its double straps separat-
ing in the back to form an attractive
deColletage note, had large red pop
pies rambling down the front at
one side. She and Mr. DuCkWall
attended with Mr. and Mrs Arch
V. GrOssman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
kaufman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Mulvihill.
Attend in Pa y
Mrs Roy Elder Adams attending
with Mr.. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
George K. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron E. Lundblad had similar
green feathers in her hair. Her
emerald green satin gown was
drapad at the bodice.
Mrs Frederick Piers black jacket
dinner gown had a sequin studded
vest. White fox edged the short
sleeves of Miss Helen Foley's white
tuniC, worn over a black skirt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j. Veins,
Benton HarbOr, Mich, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shumaker. A
band of white daisies and green
leaves were punched at one side of
Mrs. Shumaker's head. Tiny squares
patterned her silver lame blouse,
worn with a black shirt.
Mrs ShumakerS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Treat. left yesterday
for Sarasota. Fla. where they are
to vacation until May.
Visitors Entertained
DR.. and Mrs. r. G, Cochrane came
with their visitors, Mr.. and Mrs.
ElIliCI IlllIlDdltSu, llCtIllltS. MI.
and Mrs. Arthur p. Nauman, Crosse
Point Farms, Michigan. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert w. Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ZaiSer were
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. William
ZaiSer Jr., Chicago, who came to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. William Zaiscr
Home from college for the holiday,
a group of students attended.
Among them were Miss Mary Cath
crime Sexton and her guest, Miss
Mary Louise Dillon, Tulsa, Okla,
vacatiOning from st. Mary'S Col
lege, Notre Dame; Misses Martha
Louise and Jean Smith and their
guest, Miss Martha Jane Drenon,
Colombia, S. A., St. Mary of the
Woods students who attended with
Misses Margaret Refs and Doris
TaCkey, John Shields, Joseph Hoff-
man. John Sullivan, Harrison Mar
tin. Jack Refs. John Rockford and
Robert MoorehouSe.
Mrs. E. P EndSley, AL N. Grant
ST. has returned from a visit with
her daughter, Miss Marymae Ends
ley. at McMurray College, Jackson
vile. III.