The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MIR. s. H.. Collins has returned from q
short trip to Chicago.
The Hon. VIM. Dudley Foulke was in
town yesterday and called at the Sentinel
Office.
Mrs. Kerfoot, of Chicago. is visiting MI.
and Mrs. Charles Stewart, on North Illinois
street.
Miss Helen Smith. of Charlottesville. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Ii. Blair.
and family.
Mr.. William j. Hughes, of Omaha, is
here. He will DO married tomorrow, to
Miss Lois j. PIERCE.
Miss Katharine Hudnut. of Terre Haute,
and Miss Jessie Levering. of Lafayette, are
visiting In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold R. Goodwin, of Chi
cago, are guests of Mrs. Good wins parents.
on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Fulgham and daughter, Mrs. Phoebe
Lindley. formerly Of this city, are visiting
here from Traverse City, Mich.
Mrs. Mary l.. Davies. who has been in
Denver for several months, has retained to
this city for rmanen residence.
Mrs. L. :. Field and children have ar
rived from California to spend q year with
Mrs. Fields father, Mr.. VIM. 5. Hubbard.
Mrs. ID. b. Knickerbacker. who has been
spending the summer in Europe with her
husband, the Bishop, is expected home to-
morrow.
Mr.. Albemarle c. Tousey, of Tacoma.
Wash, has arrived, and Is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Eudora Tousey, IN North
Illinois street.
The marriage of Miss Madge Kerfoot and
Mr.. Henry Mason. of Chicago. will take
place on the 9th. Miss Sue Stewart will
be one OF the bridesmaids Miss Kerfoot
has frequently visited Miss Stewart here.
Miss Sadie Carr, of Detroit, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. George w. Burnham.
Miss Carr Is one of Detroit's best con-
~traltos. n will doubtless be heard by
the Indianapolis public before she returns
home.
Miss Emily Uphold. of the Woman's
Auxiliary, and Mr.. Isaac III. Kiersted,
senior warden of Christ Church, left yes
terday for Baltimore To attend the Epls-
copal convention. Bishop Knickerbacker.
Rev. j. III. Ranger. of Christ Church, are
already there.
The congregation of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church united last night in giving
q pleasant reception in honor of their new
pastor. Rev. A. n. Thompson. and wife. A
cordial invitation had been extended to all
clergymen and friends of the church and
congregation to be present. and a largo
number responded. Rev. and Mrs. Thomp-
son were presented to the guests by Mr..
Charles III. Smith and Mrs. Charles Comp
ton, who performed the agreeable duty
most happily. The reception room of the
church was transformed into a parlor. with
mantel, draperles. lamps, rugs and q pro-
fusion of palms and ferns. filling corners
and tastefully arranged about the room.
The young ladies served light refresh
ments- The whole place was so very at
t~ractive and the welcome to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson so hearty that 1t presaged a
pleasant position for them in their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. ps0n were for
merly of st. Louis.
THE ~CoTERIE" ENTERTAINED.
The spacious mansion of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Worley, of Ellettsville. was thrown
open on Saturday to 1.-The Coterie." the
Woman's Club, of Bloomington. and q
handsome luncheon given in honor of the
guests of the club. Mr.. n Mrs. Charles
Henrotin of Chicago. Mrs. Cantrill of
Georgetown. KY. and Mrs. Ida A. Harper
of Indianapolis. and delegates from the
Chsutsuqua Club of Spencer. "Worley
Place" Is always observed by persons going
south on the Monon, q beautiful house of
twenty rooms, Its lake, deer park and the
large dairy farm attached making it notice
able. Mr. Morley Is q ~well-known banker
and business man, and Mrs Worley Is
State secretary of the Dairy Association
and worlds fair commissioned for Indiana.
An elegant luncheon was served. and toasts
were given by MIR. and Mrs. Henrotin,
Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Cantrill,
Mrs. Coulter making the welcome address.
lmpromptu speeches were made by Presi-
dent Coulter. Professor Clark. Judge X
W. Miers and MIR. Calvin Fletcher. The
Coterle' is "a very influential organization,
with Mrs. Coulter as president. Mrs. Miers
vice-president and Mrs. Clark chairman of
the executive committee.
Monday the party were the guests of the
Spencer Chautauqua Club. going in car
riages to this attractive watering place.
Luncheon was served IN the beautiful
grounds of Mr.. Calvin Fletcher that sur
round Ludlow Hail. In the evening
the ladies were entertained at supper by
Mrs. Inman Fowler. president OF the club,
and afterwards drove home by moonlight
Mrs. HenrOtin Is vice. president of the
Worlds Fair Congress Auxiliary. and rs
second only to Mrs. Palmer I'm responsible
ity. She is q woman of extended travel
and wide culture. Saturday evening she
spoke on the work OF the auxiliary in the