The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-03

to Clarence G. Mahoney, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. z. G. Mahoney. 81 n.
fremont Ave. VII take place tomor-
row morning at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral with Bishop Joseph Chart
rand officiating, assisted by Father
John O'Connor. Miss Madden's at.
tends hts VIII be: Miss Kathryn Healy,
maid Of honor; Miss Dorothy
schrader, flower girl; Edward Ma
honey. best man and Francis Carney
and Carl Kervan, ushers. Following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast
VIII be served at the Claypool Hotel,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney
VIII leave for an extended eastern
tip. The at-home address will be
81 N. fremont Ave, after Aug. 1.
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Mr.. Floyd Reidenbach. 1881 E. Ray
mond St. will entertain with a bridal
dinner tomorrow evening in honor Of
his sister, Miss Hester R~eidenbach,
and Edwin A. Friedrichs, whose mar
rage VIII be solemniZed tomorrow
morning at the home Of the Rev.
Frederick R DIARIES, pastor Of the
Zion Evangelical Church. Covers will
be laid for twenty-five guests, includ-
ing members Of the immediate family
and the BRIDES attendants. who will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Friedrichs, Miss
Lena Hitler and George Friedrichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto wienkey, 1907
Pleasant St, VIII have as their guests
for the coming week Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wienkey, Of Huntington.
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Donald D. Hoover and Lawrence
G. Holmes VIII entertain July Fourth,
with a dinner at their cottage in Ter
race Beach. Among the guests will
be Miss Pauline Hitz and Miss
Dorothy Hoffman OF Franklin.
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Miss Florence Carper, 41s7 Broad
way, Is spending the week visiting In
northern Indiana.
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Miss Margaret Osborn OF Anderson,
who has been the guest Of Miss Marie
Field, S14O Washington Blvd. re-
turned home today.
Miss Harriet Brown entertained SIX
teen guests with a bridge party this
afternoon at her home, 1920 ". Penn
syivania ST.. In honor OF her guest.
Miss Miriam Brown, Of Kokomo.
Miss Mary Janet ORe1ly, s1ss
Washington Blvd, has as her guest
Miss Florence Blau Of Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. Miss O'Relly entertained
with a bridge Saturday afternoon In
honor Of Mss Blau.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Irene
Riley, daughter OF MI. and Mrs. W. 2.
Riley, 4S5 Madison Ave, to Clarence
E. Flick, Will take place this evening
at $50 o'clock in the home Of Mrs.
Emma Flick. mother of the bride
groom, 1909 Barth Ave. Father
Francis Gavisk win perform the cere-
mony. The attendants viii include
Miss Grace Flick. sister Of the bride
groom. who Will be maid OF honor; IT.
tie Charles Donzel, ring bearer, and
Charles Mescan, best man. A group
of bridal airs will be played by Miss
Lillian Flick. cousin OF the bride
groom Following the service an IN
formal reception will be held. after
which the bride and groom viii leave
for a motor trip In the north. return
ing about Aug. 1.
Among the out-of-town guests who
have come for the wedding are Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Shaefer, Detroit; Mr..
and Mrs. John Riley, Grsencastle,
grandparents Of the bride; Miss Alice
Hurt and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Riley Of G~reencastle.
Mra Lutte Stiles. 1854 Graceland
Ave, win be hostess for a meeting of
the Birthday Club, Wednesday after
noon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Haerle, 1449 N.
Pennsylvania ST.. with their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Haerle, and son Ru-
dolph Haerle, have left for a month of
travel in the West. which will include
a visit at Yellowstone Park and other
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Roland B. Rust has gone to Lake
Manitou to spend a week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord T.
Rust at their summer cottage there
Miss Edna Lee Hines, So Whittier
St., IS spending a fortnight with her
aunt. Mrs. George Harsh, IN NIL
waukee, Wis.
Miss Ruth Mckenzie, sol e. Fan
Creek Blvd, Is visiting friends in
Rensselaer,.
Mr.. and Mrs Ad Miller, Miss Mary
Ann Miller and Addison Miller, of the
Hotel English. are in Chicago for a
visit Miss Lucille Hodges accom-
panied them
Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Marshall, 1888
n. New Jersey St, have left for a
VISIT to Colorado Springs, to be gone
two months.
Miss Florence Walden, 1853 Howard
St. has gone to visit relatives at
Lake Senapee. New Hampshire. She
viii be gone until early tan.
Presidents and county ~superinten-
dents of the w. c. T. U. met with the
executive committee at the Y. II. C.
A this afternoon to go over several