The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


st. Louis
Mr.. j H. Kiersted has gone to Cincinnati for
few days.
Mrs. Nickuni has returned from a short stay
with friends in Dayton, o.
Miss Anna Belle Robinson has gone to Mime
apolis to remain some time.
Mrs. Coe and daughter OF Cleveland, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Peck.
Misses Mamie and Mamie D! fer will 60 to
Louisville, soon, to make visit Of two months.
Mrs. N. II. Spades will leave to-day for New
York, to spend month under the care Of ply
stefan.
Misses Annie and Daisy Roberts will leave for
New York tomorrow, and will sail for Europe
this month.
j. c. Firth and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Firth, of
Auckland, New Zealand, are guests OF G. r.
Lloyd at the Bates House.
Mrs. D. F. Clary and daughter have returned
from i've weeks visit to relatives and friends
at Quincy, ILL.,, and Richland, La.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap spent Wednes-
day in the city with Mrs Dunlaps sisters, Mrs.
A. L. Wright and Mrs. w. H. Allen.
Mr. Harry Pomeroy has gone to Dayton, O..
to meet his mother and sister, who have been
spending several week East They will return
next week.
Harold Swain, son of Mrs. DR.. Swain, has
been admitted to the junior class of Harvard
College. AS this is only his second year, he will
make the course in three years.
Timothy Coop and Lon Joseph. Of Liverpool,
England, are the guests of Rev. d. r. Van Bus
kirk, No. 3I9 Home avenue. Mr.. Coop is man
of large benevolence, who has built and is
alone supporting several churches He is on a
tour through America, and will remain in lndl-
annapolis several days.
Rev. M. House. who has just been transferred
from Palmyra, n. Y, to the First NJ E. Church
yEn in he iii v
visit to friends, while en- route to his new field OF
labor While here he inspected several of the
Indianapolis church edifces, having in view the
erection of a new building contemplated by his
congregation.
Indiana Advocate: The congregation of Me-
ridiau-street NJ E. Church, in this city, devoted
Tuesday evening, this week, to an informal call
upon their pastor, Rev. DIR. Gilbert. The oc-
cason was pleasant and profitable one. Such
lnterchauges of social amenities between pastor
and people might be greatly multiplied without
much sacrifice and tC great profit Dr. Gilbert
enters upon his second year with fine prospects.
His congregations are large and attentive.
SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs B. B. Peck will give nutting
party TO morrow in honor Of their guests, Mrs.
Coe and daughter, of Cleveland, 0.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Roberts
Park Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Hazard, on North Mississippi street
Mrs. J. Fox entertained friends at tea on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. c. B. Coe.
The appointments were in most excellent taste.
The guests were Mrs. w. Z. Fountain and
daughter, Mrs Ray Williams, Mrs. Thompkins,
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Adsit, Mrs John Reaume.
Mrs N. S. Byram, Mrs Demiug, Mrs. Shuler
and Mrs briggs
A very recherche luncheon WAS given yester
day, by Mrs. VIM. Judson, at her home, on
North Illinois street, in honor of Mrs. Clara Lis
comb Proudfit, of Madison; Mrs. and Miss Nellie
Birkenmayer, of Hartford. Conn, guests of Mrs.
Charles Judson The other guests we're Mrs:
Voris, Mrs. n. K Stone and daughter. Mrs Fred
Judson, Miss Gertrude Jordan, Miss Susie Stew
art, and Misses Nancy and Mary Dryer.
Mrs. John c. F. Gordon gave progressive
euchre party on Wednesday afternoon, which
was a very enjoyable affair. The favors were
pretty quaint baskets, and were won by Mrs.
Harry Drew ard Mrs. George Brecount. Among
the other guests were Mrs. J. w. Gordon, Mrs.
Dewey, Mrs. Fred Appel, Mrs. w. G. Grubb,
Mrs j. N. Rogers, Mrs J. Williams, Mrs
Chauncey Turner, Mrs. 1. n. Pattisou, Mrs.
Abbott, Mrs. Leon Bailey, Mrs. Robert Spring
steen and Mrs. Craft
FERRIS-CHENOWETH
Special to the Indianapolis Journai.
WINCHESTER. Oct 1.-THE marriage last
evening of ex-Postmaster Charles E. Ferris and
Miss May, daughter of DR.. j. n Chenoweth. of
this place, was the leading social event that has
occurred here for some time. The number of
invited guests was not great, being made up of a
few particular friends here and the immediate
relatives from distance. The presents were
numerous and costly, among them being grand
upright piano, from the bridegroom. Mr.. Ferris
will go right on with his duties as assistant
cashier of the Randolph County Bank, and there
will be no wedding tour.