The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-13


suit. The suit
sleeves were full. She wore tar
gloves.
Miss Berenice Brennan and Miss
Eileen Recap, both st. Mary-of-
the-Woods College students on va
cation, attended the game with
Miss Brennan's mother and Miss
Rocap's aunt, Mrs. William A
Brennan. Miss Brennan bright
ened her black ensemble by topping
it with q yellow camel hair polo
coat. Miss Rocaps felt hat and
scarf we're yellow.
Miss Rocap's brother, John t
Recap, and Miss Patricia Rocar
were in the same box party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joss, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Robert Bowen and Ewing Sim
clair also spent the afternoon at
the game. Mrs. William G. Grit
fifth. sister of Norman Perry, base
ball club owner, was on hand with
one of her sons.
Young John Kern came with his
father, Mayor Kern, and went
home the happy owner of the bal
which his father pitched to Wade
Killefer, manager, as the opening
gesture.
Lambs Club members danced
Saturday night at the Columbia
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Sto-
kelly we're on the committee. Yes
terday they gave a housewarming
tea at their new home in Golden
Hill.
Mrs. Stokelys evening dress was
of blue silk lace, a flare around the
skirt following the style of the
hounced cape.
Cream colored point d'esprit
fiuffed over Mrs. Harold Taylor's
blue satin slip, and blue velvet
petals were massed to form a belt.
In front for a gay bit of contrast
were wine colored flowers.
Miss Hope Pfafflin, at the dance
with her fiance, William Lochhead,
San Antonio, Tex, wore a tan
shaded satin lowered gown, with
flecks of green.
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Others danced the evening away
at the Indianapolis Athletic Clubs
annual Tulip Time ball. The foyer
leading to the ballroom was turned
into a garden with rambler rose
plants, tulips and rustic fence
providing the outdoor effect. In
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fountain with water splashing into
the pool where goldfish swan
Many shaded flowers bloomed
around the stones edging the pool
Misses Barbara Tomkins, Mary
Alice Shively and Martha Morri-
son; Robert Woolling, Dudley Jor-
dan and Jack Elliott were dressed
in Dutch costumes and distributed
Easter ducks and tulips to women
guests.
One corner of the ballroom was
marked off by windmill with cur
tanned windows. It's window boxes
were filled with tulips.
Conrad RuckelShaus, entertain
ment chairman, and Mrs Ruckel-
shaus entertained Miss Mathilde
Hooper and Miss Isabelle Wagner
both of Baltimore, who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr
The Ruckelshaus party met in
formally at their home in Golden
Hill before coming to the club
Their other guests were Mr.. ano
Mrs. Fortune, Samuel Reid Sutphin
Thomas RuckelShaus and Burforc
Banner.
Mrs. Thomas r. Kackleys pink
taffeta gown had sleeves pulled tt
the elbows, with blue flowers across
the square neckline. Fullness
swishing out in back was pleated.
Mrs. E. E. Whitehills gray satin
gown had a pleated flare around
the edge of the skirt aid pleateS
ruffleS circled the bodice.
Miss Ruth Courtney. home dur
ing st. Marys spring vacation
danced in a Powered satin gown
with red and blue roses marking of
the neckline.
Parents beamed over their sons
and daughters Saturday night a.
the juniors danced in Mrs. William
Byram Gates annual spring recital
Relatives and young men and wom.
en- who have outgrown the dancing
class crowded the Athenaeum audi.
forum while the entertainer;
waltzed, tapped and fox-trottec
through intricate steps.
Miss Harriet Patterson was amons
the subdebs who entertained with g
dinner party before the recital. Crisr
white embroidered organdy frillec
around the bodice of her black tat.
feta frock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruckelshaus, Wood
stock Club entertainment chairmen
greeted members who attended the
club tea yesterday. With Mrs
Russell Fortune ST., house commit
tee chairman; Fisk Landers, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Landers they pre-
sided at the clubs social season
opening.