The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
Recent Receptions, Parties and LuncheonS,
WeddIng Announcements, Engagements
and Calendar Of Club Meetings :

Miss Florence Atkins. Miss Bess Byers,
Mrs. Wilbur Dark and Mrs. oliver Byram-
The junior class OF Shortridge High
School gave an enjoyable dance Friday
evening at the high school hall. The dance
was I'm charge Of the officers of the class.
who are: President Mr.. Cornelius Hol,
loway; secretary, Miss Laura Potter, ana
treasurer Mr. Lawrence Aronson. The
committees in charge were: Decoration,
Mr.. Charles Shank Miss Idamarie Rogers.
Miss Marie Starr Mr.. Raymond Brown
and Mr. Arthur Dewar; refreshments, Miss
Laura Arnold. Miss Edna Bennett, Miss
Ruth Segar. Miss Florence Lowe, Miss
Freda Phelps and Mr. Charles Buser.
Miss Laura NJ Buehler, the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehler, and Mr..
Hans Otto Stechhan were married Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides parents,
zoos North New Jersey street The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Z. Z.
Newbert, pastor Of All Souls Unitarian
Church. The house was prettily appointed
with palms and flowers. Only immediate
relatives were present at the ceremony. At
its conclusion a bridal dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stechhan left at midnight for
the South: They will be at home after May
Is at zoos North New Jersey street.
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The fourth annual play by the Junior
Thursday night at the parish house. The
play chosen was the charming story, Bar
bara.' by Jerome X. Jerome. and was given
by Miss Lento Fulwell, as Barbara; LII
Ian. Barbara.s sister. Miss Carlotta Brown;
Cecil, the lover, Mr.. Wood Noel, jr.. and DR..
Finnicum the foster brother, Mr.. Ralph
Hassall. The characters were all well taxi
en- and the young people acquitted them
selves creditably After the play, which
lasted an hour and a half, a dance was
given The candy booth and punch table
were presided over by Miss Emily Byrn
and Miss Genevieve Marston.
The Minuet Club gave the closing dance
OF its fourth season on Friday evening at
the Brenneke Academy. The dance was led
by Dr. ]. A, Conkey and Miss Blanche
Greenen, Mr.. James Tyner and Miss Sofra
Pepper. DR.. Donnell and Miss Ethel Pitts,
and Mr.. Il. n. Bogue and Miss Myrl Sher-
bourne. The committee in charge OF the
dance was Mr. A. s. Coffin, Mrs. O. S. Hack,
Mr.. w. L. o. Conner, Mr.. r. Gray, Mr.. c..
Woerner, Mr.. q. Spencer, Mr.. j. l.. Reagan,
Mr.. n. +. Morrow and Mr.. Roy Burtch.
Among the out-of-town guests were Miss
Pepper, Of Connersville Miss Green. OF
Vincennes; Miss Edna Halves and Miss
Carrie Rice, of New Albany; Miss Mollie
Zoller, of Greensburg; Miss Davis, of No
DlesVille; MISS Sherbourne, OF knightstown;
Miss Katherine Littleton. OF Denver, Col,
and Miss Edna Larimer, OF Chicago.
A delightful meeting of the Caroline
Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of the regent,
Mrs. w. H Coleman. The house was
beautifully decorated with spring flowers.
Mrs Coleman was assisted in receiving by
her house guest, Mrs. John Middleton, of
Louisville, and assisting in entertaining
were Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. Leon T.
Leach. Mrs. John NJ. Lilly, Mrs. r. H.
Loewe, Mrs. j. r. Mckee, Mrs s. Z. Per-
kins, jr., Mrs Charles Morrison, Mrs. Fan
ME Morrison, Mrs. d. NJ. Prunk. Mrs. A.
l.. Preston, Mrs. Robert Marshall, Mrs.
Charles Pearce, Mrs. Charles Nordyke,
Mrs. Emily Nicholson, Miss Elsie Lang
don, Florence Malott, Miss Ida Louise
Moore.