The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21


unique entertainment at her wequetonsing
cottage. This was palmistry party. Mrs.
Adaline Eldred. of Chicago, who is a profess
sionai in this line. told the fortunes of Mrs.
Carson's guests. An amateur dramatic per-
formance at the Wequetonsing Casino Is an
nounced for next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Mrs. John Mackenzie, of Chicago.
has arranged the play, which is entitled
: Love in Targle. in two parts. and Mrs.
Mackenzie will manage the cast. The play
VIII be given for the benefit OF the casino
Mrs. Ship and Miss Margaret Shipp. of
Indianapolis, are late arrivals in a. Harbor
Point cottage. Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Holiday,
OF indianapolis. are guests of Mr. Holli-
days father. w. J. Holiday. in Cottage 81,
at Harbor Point. Mrs. Jacquelin Holiday
was guest at pleasant entertainment at
En- net Beach Hotel on Thursday evening.
supper was served and the party from the
point had delightful ride home along the
shore. Mrs. c. w. Stout. of Idlewiide. who
was spilled over the embankment and seri-
ously hurt, while returning from Emmett
from her injuries and will soon be ready 10
share the pleasures that come and go.
Every room in Hotel Dewey was fun last
evening. indianapolis was represented by
Mrs F. II. Hord and daughter. and the
State by T. j. Bassett, of Lafayette; Miss
e: Andrews. Of Seymour; r. M Bush and and
wife. Evansville; Mr. and Mrs. Coulter and
their little boy. of Frankfort; A y. Perry
and wife, Bloomington: c. W. Hammill.
John Hutchinson, Evansville: Miss Lon
don. J. s. Conlin and wife. Mount Vernon.
and Mrs. G. W. Short, Upton. The Dewey
has changed its name this summer, and
will be remembered as the Kensington.
There is always something going on at
Hotel Dewey. Last night it was a display
of Indian relics, which are characteristic
OF this country. and an impersonator, VINO
gathered small audience in the amuse-
ment hall.
The wide portals of the New Arlington,
at Petoskey admit the visitor to a scene
of real home comfort. The same broad pill
lars that support the wide veranda con-
tinue through the entrance hall. A welcome
- mo
The room is so spacious that no one is
crowded. There are coy groups before the
fire, around the pillars and in the broad
window seats. Every one is content to ind
his own pleasure in his own way. Who is
coming from Indiana?" we asked. and Mr..
Reek repiled People are coming IRON
Pickens, Major Taylor and Major McLain,
Adjt. Gen. James i. Gore and wife, from
Indianapolis, and Miss Sarah E. White. of
Mishawaka H. Kennard WATSON and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Van Orman and Harold, OF
Richmond. came to-day for the rest OF the
here"
Charlevoix Inn. which seemed, early in
the summer large experiment is reported
full. DR.. and Mrs Young, of Terre Haute,
and Mrs. and Miss Hurd, of Indianapolis,
Inn NJ. B. Wilson of Indianapolis. visited
the Inn last Tuesday. The August excur-
sions will bring many people for transient
visits to this country, and cottage people
are preparing to stay later than ever be-
fore
Bay View Assembly has closed. but the
crowd is no less There are many people
who come for rest and recreation. who do
not share the assembly. The question of
Bay View management is yet unsettled,
but widely agitated. Probably there will be
a fence and some definite restrictions to
govern provision dealers another year. No
assembly in the land has open doors like
Bay View
Electric lights were turned on at Harbor
Springs last week. and now Little Traverse
bay presents, at night, brilliant circle of
sparkling lights. 1t is a pretty scene.