The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-25
SOCIETY AT wINONA.
List of WeII-knOwn Visitors on the
Grounds from This City.

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WINONA PARK, Eagle Lake, Ind,
Nav 24.-Society, in the common acceptation
of the term has not yet begun to arrive at
Winona at least, for society purposes. The
season is yet too early and the session or
the General Assembly renders things too
crowded and too sedate to make the resort
attractive to pleasure seekers A few cot
tagers have gone into their summer domi-
Giles on the high ridge which overlooks the
little lake, but they are comparatively few
in number and even many OF these are
heard to express the wish that they had
STAYED at home until the sun should bestow
a. little more of its favor on the place. The
summer girl in her bewidering attractive
ness of gauzy gowns and dainty colored
hammocks has not yet appeared in any
thing like numbers. The few opponents Of
the genus who are on the scene have the
world Of Winona at their feet when the
world isn't discussing Presbyterian bust
ness in the auditorium, and the lack of sun
shine and broiling reflections from the lake
permits these young ladies to utilize the
time which otherwise would De given 10
the poWdering of noses in the proper gov
erning of their realm.
come because of an active interest in the
Presbyterian General Assembly or IN some
connection with it. Indianapolis is fairly
represented among those in attendance,
though with nothing like the numbers or
lndianapolltanS VINO Hock mere curing the
summer season.
The largest delegation of visitors. from
the Hoosier capital, outside OF the notes
is to be found at the cottage OF u. w.
Brown. "The Home of the Brownies" is
the name given by Mr. Brown to his cot
tage, but this year there are guests ad3ng
family of Mr. Brown, there are now at his
cottage visiting him from Indianapolis Rev.
and Mrs. r. O. Ballard Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f..
McCrea. Miss Bessie McCrea, Mrs. Fryber-
ger Miss Maud HiXon, Miss Grace cum
bingham, Mr.. +. e. Brown and Mr.. w. +.
At the cottage of Dr. S. C. Dckey. who
is general manager of the Winona Assem-
bly, and Summer School, there are also sew
eral guests. Besides DR.. and Mrs Dlckey
and their son, those now at the cottage are
Miss Charlotte Diclxcy Mr.. and Mrs. Risk
and Mr. Howell Risk. At the Garfield
and Mrs. Henrietta Brodbeck. Mrs. and
Miss Cooper, OF lrvington, have taken the
Homestead cottage for the summer. Rev. DR..
Macintosh has taken a cottage here and
Is editing the ''Winonian. At the Seven
Oaks" cottage are Rev. j. T.. Brown and
family. Mrs. G. w. Benton has been here
for two weeks. and Professor Benton runs
up occasionally to Superintend the build
ing of their new cottage Rev e. NJ. Hays
and family complete the list of indianapolis
cotJagCrS who have been struggling with
refractory stoVepipeS.
At the Minnewawan Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
w II Hubbard, Rev and Mrs. r. V. Hun
ter Mrs j. Cumming Smith. Mrs. A. h.
Mitchell. Miss Elizabeth Wishard Mr.. Ed
Clark and Mr. Williams.
At the Winona Hotel are now registered
Miss McQuinney, Miss Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Hornaday. Rev DR.. NJ l..
Haines expects to make flying trips be-
tween here and indianapolis, and both he
and Governor Mount will stay at the WI
mona during their visits. General Harrison
had rooms at the hotel and may return and
~ Is.11 4.
guest The train service is so unsatisfac-
tory between here and Indianapolis that
many do not care 10 make flying trips dur
ing the assembly, and will wait until fur
Their in the season before coming.