The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Hon. 3. G. Thayer, of Plymouth, is at the
Grand Hotel.
William Copeland has been admitted to prac-
tice in the Supreme Court
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage will lecture in In
dianapolis on the 18th inst
Judge Thomas F. Davidson and wife, of Craw-
fordsvllle, are at the Grand Hotel
Gen. James A. Ekin will be at the Bates
House until o'clock this afternoon, and would
be glad to see any friends who might call.
Hon. B. K. Bruce, ex- United States Senator
from Mississippi, was at the Denison yesterday.
He lectured Monday night at Frankfort, and
goes thence to Ohio, where he delivers quite a
Number of lectures
The ladies of St Paul's Cathedral will give q
reception at the residence of Bishop Knicker-
hacker, this evening at 7;30 o'clock. 1t is hoped
that members of the parish will invite their
friends to attend. The programme will be
musical, and. as given below, speaks for itself
Soiree Musicale
Vocal duet ---------.--M Mrs. Lynne, Mrs Morrison
Piano solo--selected Madame Heine
Song-"Caller Herrin" ...M Mrs. S. L. Morrison
Violin solo-True Concerto. ....---...-.D De Beriot
Miss May Bergenthal; piano acc. Miss sylla;
Piano Plan solo-Waltz. Miss Morrison ri ON
Song-selected. Mrs. Enrique Miller
THE HAUGH-BLAKE WEDDING.
Two of the oldest families in indianapolis were
joined together by the wedding of Miss May
daughter of VIM. Blake to Mr.. Ode Haugh, of
Haugh, Ketchum e. Co. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler, at
o'clock, at the residence of the brides sister.
Mrs. John A. Kurtz, No 1883 North Tennessee
street. Mr.. Chas. Mayer, jr., was Mr.. laughs
best man, while Master Stuart Kurtz, Miss Mary
Kurtz and Mr.: Harry Haugh and Miss Lille
Blake, assisted The brides dress was white
corded silk, en- train, lace front, and diamond
jewelry. The dress was trimmed with white os-
trich plumes. After the reception an elegant
supper was served TO about forty guests Mr.
and Mrs. Haugh will reside for the present with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Mayer, and afterwards will
street The presents were costly and numerous.
THE FoRTNIGHTLY's ANNIVERSARY.
The handsome mansion of G. W. Fairbanks,
corner of Park avenue and Tinker street. was
last evening the scene of most interesting and
brilliant event-a banquet given by the hostess
in honor of the first anniversary Of the organiza-
tion of the Fortnightly Literary Club. The
"Fortnightly" has membership of thirty ladies,
and each member being privileged to invite a
friend. about sixty guests assembled to grace
and dignity the occasion. The gay dressing of
the ladies, the beautiful floral decorations
throughout the house, and the gala air which
everywhere peryaded, greeted the entering
guest with sense of great enjoyment. Early in
the evening the grosser, but very delightful
material portion of the banquet, claimed the at
tention of the society AMI it's visitors, after
which the musical and literary programme was
presented. Song and sentiment were diversified
by applause and laughter, and were appropriate
ly followed by able impromptu addresses from
the various gentlemen present, who, 1t was OBJ
served, bore themselves with that modesty be-
coming their temporary subordinate position.
After season of social converse, at a late hour,
the assembly dispersed. A noticeable point in
connection with the "Fortnightly" is the great
amount of legal talent represented in it by
proxy the names of Baker, Hendricks. Claypool,
Denny, Dye, Butler, Finch Jacobs. Fairbanks,
Woods and Allen appearing on the membership
roll. Following was the programmes
f1ano SOLO Miss Maott
welcome Address, Mrs. Fairbanks
hesPonse-- miss heain
Banquet.
Good Cheer
Miss Finch, Mrs. Dean. Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Dye Mrs
Baker.
Wit and Humor.
Mrs. ls5Sn, Mrs. Craft Mrs. Malott, Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs Gill, Mrs Butler.
Music.
Our Society.
Mrs. Claypool, Mrs. Billiard, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs.
Denny, Mrs. Harrington.
Mrs. Jacoby, Miss @dcOuat, Miss Hendricks, Miss
Mary Claypool, Mrs. Carleton.
Song Miss Harrington
Song. 1.-The Club