The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-18

Activities
E IT E RITA N NJ E N T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
INVITATIONS have been is
sued for the wedding of Miss
Harriet ROpkey, daughter of

n. Audubon Road, TO Austin Vim
cent Clifford, which will take place
the afternoon of June "a at the home
of the bride, the Rev. w. L. Ewing
officiating.
Miss Ropkey will have as her at
tendants, Miss Charlotte Howe, maid
of honor ana Miss Catherine Clifford
bridesmaid. George Henry Kelley of
Boston, Mass, will be best man.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Marie
Fitzgerald, 54O6 University Ave, and
Miss Jear Brown entertained with
luncheon bridge and shower for the
bride-elect at the home of the
former.
Many baskets of delphinium and
lavender sweet peas were used to
carry out the brides colors and the
gifts were presented in a parasoI
tied with these colors.
The guests: Mesdames William
Harrison, J. Morris Edwards and
Mrs. Ropkey, Misses Charlotte
Howe. Catherine Clifford, Margaret
Lair, Genevieye HugheI, Virginia
kingsbury, Mary and Florence Will
son, Florence Terrell and Minnie
Adams.
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Adams
will entertain for Miss Ropkey
Thursday afternoon: Miss Marjorie
Chiles, Friday and Miss Howe.
Saturday.
Il Senior members of the Butler
chapter ohKappa Alpha Theta were
entertained Tuesday night with a
dance at the home of. Mr.. and Mrs.
. Hilton L. Brown, Emerson Ave. and
E. Washington st. Ia the morning
the ~active chapter entertained for
them with a breakfast at the home
of Miss Lois Wishard, 1928 Oak Ave.
Miss Helen Alright and Miss Anna
Mae Albershart, assisted by the
pledges, were in charge Of arrange
ments. Roses. larkspur and daisies
We're used to decorate the rooms, and
favors We're tiny dolls dressed as
graduates in caps and gowns. Each
senior was presented with a silver
link bracelet with sorority crest from
the active chapter and A box of
stationery bearing the crest from tho
alumnae
Miss Irene Seuel, president of the
chapter, was tOastmistress, and re-
sponses were made by Miss Helen
Meyrs of the senior class, Miss Betty
Bertermann, junior; Miss Sarah
Frances Downs. sophomore. and
Miss Betty DeGrief. freshman.
a gift Of a console table. with a
yellow bowl Of artificial flowers.
came as a surprise from the seniors
to the chapter
Guests invited to the bridal din
ner Wednesday night for Miss Isa-
bella Wolf, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wolf, Abs y. Meridian St.
and Weldon Crum Jr., of South
Bend, who are to be married Thurs
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
Crum. and Clinton Ketchen, South
Bend; Mrs. W. E. Meade. Columbus.
Ohio; Miss Margaret Reid, Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Sherman Mott, Miss Mary Leas-
ure, Jacksonville. Fla: Misses
Marion Meade, Dawn Wilson, Helen
Nida, Dorothy Thomas. all of Co
lumbus, and Sherman Mott Jr., of
Paulding, Ohio.
Miss Ruth Maxwell will come Sat
urday from Chicago to spend the
summer with her aunt. Miss Alma
Routh. 2429 Broadway. Mrs. Leslie
Maxwell and son Leslie Jr.. will also
come to visit Miss Routh, Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Burning, 1871 BeIlefon-
tame St. entertained Tuesday nigh.
with a dinner party, celebrating the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Frank
Pandin. The table was prettily dec
GRATED with a white birthday cake in
pink basket and lighted with pink
tapers. During the evening the
guests played ar six tables Of bunco.
following which Miss Ida Matters
gave a program of piano and vocal
solos.
Mrs. Burning was assisted dby Mes
DANES Claude Hadden, A. T. Donna
dio, T. F. Hallam and Chester
Enrich.
Miss Mary Pratt. 4215 Park Ave.
~ III san AOA IdiiCt Oh SATURDAY
where she viii join Prof. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Palfrey for the summer.
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Out-of-town guests who have come
TO attend the wedding of Miss Doro-
thy Rinhart and Earl Swain. and
Miss Deon Rinehart and Morris
= Pearson. set for Wednesday night at