The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-23

singers and players UPON instruments
from the neighboring resorts Mr.. Har-
old Jarvis, Detrot's leading tenor, was
Stanley of Cincinnati, sang baritone solo.
Mrs. Enrique c. Miller. of indianapolis. was
enthusiastically encored for her sweet so
prano songs. Mrs Tilton. of st. Louis, was
the much-admired pianist and accompanlst
LOT the evening, and Miss Virginia Shaw, OF
indianapolis. delighted every one with her
piano selections. Mrs Miller and Mr.. Jar
Wis sang a duet The clubhouse orchestra
introduced the concert by an overture and
furnished the grand finale. The vocal
quartet from Wequetonsi1g and the We
qCetonsing Mandolin Club distinguished it
sell by ITS share in the programme. The
concert was rare treat to music lovers,
and financial as we'll as social success.
The day has dawned for the advent of the
nay IeVer people. Here Is land of alb
solute relief from this distressing and
dreaded af1iction. 1t is conceded nowadays
that hay fever is q nervous disorder aggra-
waited by certain climatic conditions and
relieved by pure ozone with q flavor of pine.
The air that filters through the pine for
ests of Michigan and crosses the great
lakes is freighted with health and comfort
for all who suffer from asthma or hay
fever The sneezing fraternity already
arriving They choose as their headquar~
tiers Petoskey or Bay View. although the
entire Traverse country. including Mack
mae island. is pronounced in hay fever par
lance exempt" Mrs. Russell B. Pope. rf
Steubenvllei O., is the president of The
Western Hay Fever Association that
marShals it's forces thousand
strong The fifteenth annual meeting
will be held during the month at the opera
house in PetOskey. Hay fever people are
a very jolly crowd. Faces that would be
| drowned in tears at home are wreathed
with smiles in this country Stories of re-
lief border on the marVelous-but they
must be true for they are personal ex-
periences. All agree that it is wise to come
early. avoid the first attack and stay until
a good frost makes a safe return possible.
1t is the arrival of this company afflicted
with hay fever, who are compelled TO come
1.4o in, At1o- md far infn her Nof
prOlOngS the resort season. Petoskey holds
cut special alurementS, and as the railroad
center it becomes the general meeting
Tfts present summer has brought many
strangers into the Traverse country. among
them some who are so thoroughly enam-
ored of its charms that they will not fail to
return cottage residents another year.
Mr.. William Coulter of Frankfort, Ind,
has purchased a delightful location at Ce-
dar Falls, on the shore of Grand Traverse
bay, and will proceed at once TO build a
already extending from Harbor Point along
the outer shores. The presence of these
summer homes emphasizes the demand for
good roads. and fine boulevard will soon
be extended along the shore, reaching from
HarDor Point to SeVen-mile Point. Work
has begun on the road, which Will be one
of the most beautiful carriage drives in the
land. A bicycle path will be extended par
allel with the carriage drive.
The outer bay possesses some charms
that the little bay does not claim. Within
the harbor there is absolute safety for
out there is the beauty of the rolling surf,
and the unrivaled sunsets of which the
inner bay receives only the afterglow. Mr..
j. p. Coulter cottage STANDS upon very
| high bluff, where pine trees have held their
roots firmly in the soil for generations.
Last winter storm Of unusual violence
tore away a portion of the bluff, and q
regular avalanche of trees and dislodged
stones was carried down to the shore be-
low. Mr.. Coulter is constructing a break
water along tho beach that will protect
his cottage from any threatened disaster
Birds of a feather flock together. and
upon the same principle people from GER
ties. Cincinnati and st. Louis have chosen
WequetOnsing. while Indianapolis centerS
at Harhor Point or Bay View. A very
practical and useful assembly has held It's
last session at Bay View The Bay View
Reading Circle has many chapters in IN
diana, who will take up the German course
with interest.
Miss Kate Doll, of Lafayette, is a late ar
rival al the clubhouse AT Harbor Point. Mr..
Logansport, are at the Kensington, Har-
Dor Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Dill, of
Richmond, have said goodbye to their
friends at the Point and turned their faces
homeward, after fortnight of pleasure. ..
The annual picnic of the Hoo hoos,,
licking fun. Miss Ida Andrus. of Indianap-
oils, who has spent the summer. with her
Kodak at "Blde-a-Wee' cottage vogue
tonsing will carry home many views OF To-
Mrs McElwee and Mrs. Leckner, of In
dianapolis, gave delightful porch party on
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs McElWees
cottage Springside avenue. Bay View.
Their guests were entertained with music
by Mrs. McGibeny.
Social joys of all sorts continue with un-
tagging interest. german" at Harbor
Point on Thursday evening attracted the
elite of the younger society people around
the bay. There marshmallow roasts at
Bay View, tennis tournament at Weque-
tonsing and the bowling alley at Roaring
Brook to crowd the merry hours. For peo-
pie who ne late and remain through Sep
TENDER ere are many quiet attractions
after the season" closes.