The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-12

The Late Book Club was entertained by
Mrs. Anthony Bowen at her home on East
Tenth street last Tuesday afternoon and
new officers were elected and new line OF
work Tor the year adopted. The next meet
Ing will be with Mrs. Frank Dell, 1928 East
Washington street, Oct. q
Presidents day was observed Wednesday
afternoon by the Ladies' Literary Union
ut the home of Mrs. r. A. Deitch. Mrs
Addie Deitch Frank. the clubs president,
read q paper on "Our. Club" and an in
formal musical programme was rendered
A social hour followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence enter
tanned the members OF their club at dinner
"Wednesday evening. The out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Binns, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcconnell. Mr.. and Mrs. N. r.
Donaldson and Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, all of
Logansport-
Mrs. George B. Elliott observed her first
reception afternoon at home since her mar
Rage last Tuesday at 9i6 North Meridian
street She was assisted In receiving by her
mother. Mrs. L. c. sewail. Miss Florence
Plum, Miss Lillien Reeves and Miss Mona
Tsgsart Mrs. Elliott Will receive Tuesdays
during October.
Mrs. Layton Chambers Walker observed
her last formal reception afternoon at home
Thursday at the Valencia Vases of pink
carnations were used in the decoration of
her rooms Assisting Mrs. Walker were
Mrs. VIM. Z. Sharpe. Miss Susan Thomp-
son and Miss Percy Walker.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club OBJ
served its presidents day Friday after
noon at the home OF the incoming presi-
dent. Mrs. Twiname, on Barth avenue.
'The White House" was the subject for
the afternoon and the discussion was led
by Mrs. Rice. The club colors or pink
and green prevailed in the decorations and
appointments
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn B. MInikan enter
tanned number OF their friends with an
informal dance Wednesday night at their
home on North Meridian street. Their
home was prettily decorated with fall Bios
SONS Of various Kinds. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
OF which this dance was the first.
The Clio Club met Friday afternoon with
its new president Mrs. Edward Selvage
on Ashland avenue. The programme for
the afternoon consisted OF a paper on the
future OF the club by Mrs Selvage and
musical numbers by Mrs. Cosand Mrs
Raible and Mrs William Duthie. Fall
blossoms were used in the decorations OF
the several rooms and dainty refreshments
were served
The marriage OF Mr.. James f. RYAN
and Miss Alice Woods of Martinsville. a
daughter of Mr.. Edward Woods, took place
Wednesday morning at st. Johns Cathe-
dral. the Rev. +. II. Gavisk officiating
Ex-Judge w. c. Daily acted as best man
and Miss Bridget Ryan was bridesmaid
Mr.. and Mrs Ryan left for a trip to De-
troit, after which they will be at home al
Clio South Pennsylvania street.
Miss Sara Mayo gave a small Afternoon
company Thursday At her home on NORTH
Pennsylvania street, In honor of her guest
Miss yina DIckey. OF Troy. o. The sew.
ersl rooms were prettily decorated with
flowers. Clusters of pink carnations wer,
arranged I'm the parlor and yellow and
white daisies were used In the second par.
Ior The dining room was attractive with
vases OF red carnations. The guests wer.
entertained with a numerical game. Mis-,
Mayo was assisted by her mother. Mrs
Abby Mayo. Miss Anna Mayo and Mrs