The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30
PINE LAKE.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE. Ind, Aug. 29.--Though it is
nearing the end % the season the resorters
at Pine lake continue Ia stay. while some
new ones arriving daily. large num-
Der of the cottagers will remain through
the month of September. while Landlord
Huffman, of the Chautauqua Hotel,
poets to keep his place open till the latter
part of next month. Weller's Grove will be
open as long the guests desire.
A reawakening of interest in the yacht
regatta on Pine lake has taken place, due
probably to the great interest manifested in
the international race. The probabilities
now are that the series of races begun early
in the summer will be completed within the
next two or three weeks.
Miss Beatrice Lynch, of Fort Wayne, was
the guest at trolley party to Michigan
City, given by Mrs. w. w. Travis.
Ernest Quantrell and Fred Speik. of Chi
cage, and Lawrence Barker of Evansville,
were guests this week at the Franklin cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Becker and child have
returned To New Harmony, Ind, after Wis
iting at the Murfey cottage. Holmes island.
The Morrison cottage at Waverly Beach
was the scene Of a pretty afternoon affair
this week, the event being an informal re-
ception in honor of Miss Maud Marston, of
ii.
son. The guests played military euchre.
The Misses Young, OF Danville, ILL.,, assisted
the hostess in serving.
Miss Name Lay, of the Blue Ribbon camp.
entertained company of young people
Tuesday evening. A luncheon served.
The w. T.. girls were entertained Monday
evening by the young men of the Canary
cottage There was o'clock turkey din
ner, tor which Burch. of Laporte, catered.
Mrs. +. A. Garlick and daughters Miss
Harriet Garlick and Miss Nova Garlick.
IA rot nod IN a
several days at Pine lake.
+. III. Morrison and Miss Edith Morrison,
of Waverly Beach, were in Marquette,
Mich, this week.
Miss Emma Yockey has returned to Plym-
outh, otter visiting Miss Della Oglesbee.
Miss Margaret Logan. of Denver, Col, is
a guest al Wellers Grove.
Miss Helen Bearup, of Chicago is at the
Weir cottage.
The young people at the Bark cottage.
chaperoned by Mrs. ID. Walter Crawford, of
Chicago. broke camp this week.
Airs. j. X. Gore, of indianapolis, was one
of the hostesses at dinner party given
Monday noon at the Teegarden Hotel. in
honor of Mrs. F. III. Morrison and her guest,
Miss Marston, of Kearney, Neb.
Miss katherine Crumpacker entertained
one evening this week in honor of Miss
Ethel Gardner, of Valparaiso, and Miss
Margaret Luther. of Chicago.
The resorters and hotel guests at the
Chautauqua were treated TO a novel sight
Thursday, when there stepped off the 10
o'clock interurban car from Laporte six
women dressed i'm walking skirts, sweaters
! and large straw hats and carrying shovels.
, pick axes and dinner pals and having in
their mouths ordinary corncob pipes. Fol-
lowing the six thus QUILTED were six other
women dressed in ordinary rainy day attire.
Investigation showed that the twelve wom-
en- were society matrons of Laporte, who
were members of the Saturday Afternoon
Euchre Club. The low six in a series of
games had been elected to entertain the high
six. and the invitations which the losers
had sent the winners read more like street
commissioners order for man to come and
work out his road tax than an invitation for
a party. The lucky six had promptly obeyed
! the injunction and been brought by the UNI
| lucky six to Pine lake TO spend the day at
Bluffside Beach. 1t proved a pleasant and
/ enjoyable affair.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Merrill and Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. j. Fox entertained a number of
| guests Sunday at the Glover Leaf Club
| house.
Major and Mrs. Dwight Fraser of Indian
| apolis, were guests this week Of j. r. Fra
ser.
w ]. Fox, of the Clover Leaf camp. on
| Monday evening saved Walter Schoff from