The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-31

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The Chatauqus and cam pm Getting assem-
blies in Indiana are this year being more
largely patronized than ever before. The
families who go are not the ultra fashiona-
bles. who take trunks full of all sorts OF be-
witching lingerie, but those who take not
more thought for dress than to provide suf-
ficient and comfortable sraiment which
variable climate and occasion may demand.
At these resorts there are many pleasures
provided, and also n course or courses OF
instruction and entertainment. Brilliant
and interesting lectures are given three or
four times day, with q change OF subject.
one or more of which will be the very one
TO hear. Men and women both
are incluued in this corps of in
structors. When the season is closed
the visitors will have received mental
as well as physical rec operation In
measure adequate to carry them through
and not feel shat the summer season has
been entirely wasted in mere pleasure.
The popular way of attending these places
is to take o cottage. which are oftener IN
finished and crude. than plastered and
maze convenient. lucy arc foAilJ uOio q
place for sleeping and eating than q hab-
itation for all time. The change from city
living with It's necessary form, Is
made as great as possible. The porches are
made broad. and every family has one.
calls and entertainments are made and Civ
Ell, and often the Table is brought and
breakfast, Dinner or tea is enjoyed In
the shade of the trees. There
is more pleasure In going out
to live a few weeks in a cottage than there
ind no a
great charm of camping is more in the
name than IN the reality. especially women;
The experiences some of them have had
this season has been any thing but deli ght-
full, and the greatest pleasure has been IN
talking IL over before and after: The antic-
ipation and preparation on the one side,
and laughing at the accidents, and Derplex.
tiles, and troubles on the other were the
only really enjoyable or endurable parts OF
the whole trip. Quite number OF Indian
apolis people are going to the Chautauqua
and camp-meeting assemblies this week,
and take cottages for season.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. William Tucker left yesterday for
Wawasee.
Miss Alice Dickinson has gone East to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil wuIschner left yester-
day for lake trip to Duluth.
Mr.. Edwin NJ. Lentz has returned from
an extended tour of the lakes.
MISS lisa Williamson has returned from .
visit to relatives In New York.
Mrs. John Moore will go to Chicago this
week TO make o visit to friends.
Miss Gertrude Wiley is visiting her
cousin. Mary Stewart, at Patoka.
Miss Edna q. Swain has returned home
after fortnights visit in Brazil.
Mira Oscar Bohlen and children have left
for Maxinkuokee to spend month.
Miss Kate Cochrane returned Thursday
from visit to friends In Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Misses DRAPER will take q cottage at
Bethany Park Wednesday for q fortnight.
Mrs w. III. Kindleberger and daughts
Pearl have returned from Lake Geneva,
VIA
( Mrs. Williams. of Omaha, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. IL. l.. Drew, on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Perry will leave this
week for Snow Islands, Mich. to spend
several weeks.
Miss Mona Young, of Logansport is Wis
lting DR.. Ii. G.. Castor and family, at 236
Clifford avenue.
Miss Fannie Solomon, OF London, Eng
land. Is visiting her brothers, Joseph and
Morris Solomon.
Mre. ID. Dewitt Nay left for Cleveland
Thursday. and will be absent two weeks,
Mr.. Martin Birk and his son Will and
daughters Agnes and DOilie Will leave next
week for Colorado.
Rev. c. A. Van Anda has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, Maryland, where he
has been for four weeks.
Mrs. r. l.. Shilling is spending q few
weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. A.
Leonard, at Milwaukee. Wis.
Mrs. Julius c. Walk and daughter and
II yxf hn
knights of PythIas to Denver.
Mrs. Frank Morton. of Omer street, has
returned from visit TO friends and rela.
tives 81 Marion and Anderson.
Mr. j. NJ. Newberger and family will go
30 Wawasee, Tuesday. to make visit, be-
fore going TO Chicago to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Kiser will remove to
Dayto soon TO reside permanently. Mr..
kIser Will go INTO business there.
Miss Helen Eichrodt, of the county
clerks Office, leaves Monday to spend tw O
weeks vacation on the great lakes.
The Misses Elizabeth aud Alice Van Anda,
who have been guests of Miss Huey, at
Maxinkuckee, have returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Z. Sayles expect to
leave Wednesday. for Block island and
Nantucket to spend a month or more.
Michael Callahan. deputy clerk in room
8. Superior Court will leave Aug. for Ire
land. where he will spend his vacation.
Miss Lottie Akass, who has been visiting
friends in Dayton. has returned and will
soon visit Chicago and the northern lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lesh have gone
to housekeeping at No. SIS Park avenue.
where they will be nc home TO their friends.
Mr.. F-ank n. Fitzgerald, with his sisters.
Laura and Rose. will leave Monday for
Boston, where they Will visit until Septem-
Der.
Mr.. John Il. Cockrum, wife and family
returned yesterday from Evansville where
they have been visiting for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Patterson and Miss Nellie
Leach. who are visiting In LaPorte. Michi-
gan City and Chicago will return In Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. A. Galloway and family left Tues
day for n SIX weeks visit to Michigan. The
time Will be spent at Trenton, Detroit and
Mackinaw.
Miss Kate Gossett returned yesterday
from Richmond. This week she will go
with her mother to>Fox lake to spend the
month of August.
Miss Belle Dallas. accompanied by her
mother, leaves for MartinsviiIe on Tues
day. and will remain there during the
month of August.
Mrs. Julia A. Cole has been summoned
home on account of sickness In her family.
She will return to New York in q few
weeks and resume her musical studies.
Prof. Charles c. Brown who has been