The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20

] ISIS MARJORIE CHILES,
I'M 1857 w. Thirty Fifth ST., en-
E- tertained Thursday afternoon
with a bridge of four tables and mis-
cellaneous shower for Miss Harriet
Ropkey, who will marry Austin Vim
cent Clifford June "a. Garden
flowers in blue and orchid were used
to decorate.
Miss Chiles was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. F. S. Chiles, and her
sister, Mrs. Velma Smith.
Among the guests were Miss Dor
othy Champ of Toledo, Ohio, and
Mrs. Truman Felt'of Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. Paul Schaffrin, 62G E. Forty
Sixth St, gave a dance and party
Thursday night, honoring her sister,
Miss Dorothy Wolff of Brooklyn, n.
Y. Miss Wolff, who has just been
graduated from Bernard College,
New York, will remain in Indianapo-
lis until the middle Of July.
Miss Cleo Justice. 2063 \. Neri-
dian St, will return Saturday from
q visit with her grandparents at
Greenfield, Ind.
A meeting Of the Octopus Club
was announced for Thursday night
az the home of Robert Pogue, 2207
Broadway.
One of the prettiest weddings took
place at St. Patrick s Church Thurs
day morning when Miss Margaret
Mary Reidy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs T T Reidy, 1116 Fletcher Ave,
became the bride of James J. Maley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Maley.
the Rev. Aloysius Fisher officiating
The altar was banked with palms
and ferns, vases Of roses and lilies
Of he valley.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Mar
garet Gallagher sang "Oh, Promise
Me" Souvenir" and the Ave Ma
ria, accompanied by Miss Helen
Colbert Miss Julia Colbert sang
the mass.
The bridesmaid. Miss Mary Crit
fifth, wore peach color taffeta gown
trimmed in blue ostrich. Her hat
was bonnet shane of ecru lace.
trimmed with blue velvet. She car
ried an arm bouquet OF Ophelia
roses. Miss Catherine Reidy. sister
Of the bride was maid Of honor and
wore blue taffeta gown trimmed in
peach ostrich fashioned as butter
flies and wore a hat similar to the
bridesmaid She carried an arm bou-
quet Of tea roses. Little Robert Pow
ers. son Of M and Mrs William
Powers. ring bearer. was dressed in
suit Of white SATIN and carried the
ring in lily.
The bride was lovely in a gown Of
satin Canton crepe beaded in pearls
and crystals. Her veil was arranged
with q coronet Of pearls and rhine
stones and caught In the back with
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of roses and valley
lilies and wore strand of pearls.
the gift of the bridegroom. Joseph
M1ley was best man and Ferdinand
Ecllar and Thomas Naley the ush-
ers Following the ceremony a break
fast was served for fifty guests in
the roof garden Of the SEVERN Ho.
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maley left for an
extended trip i'm the East
Among the out-of-towu guests were
the Misses Margaret and Ellen Leon
ard OF Columbus. Ohio: Mrs. James
Leonard Of Columbus, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. z. II. Miles Of Oakland. Cal.
and Leo Horning Of Springfield
Ohio.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Charlotte Everett. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs @. A. Everett. 2202 Coyner
Ave. to Lewis Unverzagt took place
Wednesday night in the First United
Brethren Church. The Rev. c. c.
Gohn ofticiated
Mr. and Mrs UnverZagt motOred
to Chicago. They Will he ut home
at 50 s. Colorado Ave. after July l.
Miss Charlotte Virginia Lord be.
came the bride Of Harold Hall Fergu-
son Thursday morning at Christ
Church on the Circle. The Rev
Clarence ". Bispham of1ciated at
the simple ceremony. attended by
only the immediate families. Mrs
Marion Ward was the brides only
attendant
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson will be al
home after July l az 1908 Broadway.
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
will meet Tuesday at the hospital to
inspect the new building. Associate