The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19
LAKE MAxINKUCKEE.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
CULVER. Ind. July 1S.-The first Of this
month found nearly every cottage on Lake
Maxinkuckee occupied, and from the pres
ent outlook this season bids fair TO out
shine any other in the number Of visitors
at the lake, and I'm the number of social
functions. Both the Lake View Hotel and
the Palmer House have large numbers of
guests, who come to enjoy the cool breezes
and good fishing at the garden spot of
Indiana"
The Culver Summer Naval School proves
to be a good attraction, especially for the
fair sex. as each day quite number of
young women can be seen on the campus
watching the drill of the stalwart young
seamen in their natty sailor suits.
The prevailing pastime at the lake at
present is sailing; and each day the lake
is dotted with white mainsails and jibs, as
the yachts dart over the silvery waters of
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Every Sunday brings hundreds of visitors
to the lake, who spend the day in sight
seeing and boating. Never was there quite
such stir so early in the season at
Maxinkuckee.
Captain Morris has rugged his catboat,
the Uncas. which he built last winter, and
T. Wilson, of Indianapolis. has rented 1t
for the season. The new boat is not only
one of the prettiest, but also one of the
fastest sailboats on the lake.
H. w. Marsh, of Indianapolis. has rented
the cottage belonging to Mrs. Alice Pierce.
and will spend the summer with his fam
lily at the lake.
Harry Wheeler. Of indianapolis, has char,
tered the sailboat Diana for the season and
viii enter her in the races.
President Parsons, of the Indiana State
Normal. is occupying the Capron cottage
VT Wilson and family, of Logansport,
have opened their cottage for the summer.
G. II. BrowneIl, of Peru, was here few
days this week overseeing some improve
ments on his cottage.
DR.. ScoviIIe, of the state Normal at Terre
Haute, arrived at the lake last week, and
opened his cottage for the season.
Major Crawford, of Terre Haute, paymas-
ter of the Vandalia railroad, has opened
cottage Nc. 2 at the Lake View grounds.
J. X English. of indianapolis, has opened
his cottage. and expects to regain his good
health before the season Is over.
and his daughter. Mrs. William Richards,
OF Indianapolis, returned home this week
after a few days stay at the Arlington.
Mr. Forsdyke proved himself to be quite
fisherman while here.
Walter c. Marmon and wife, of Indian
apolis, arrived at the lake this week in
their automobile, and have opened their
cottage for the summer.
J. H. Vajen and family, of Indianapolis,
have opened their cottage. Mr.. Vajen has
one of the finest flower gardens around the
lake.
Miss Florence Scott. daughter of ex-Con-
gresham Owen Scott, of Illinois, returned
10 her home Monday, after few weeks
visit with Mrs A. j. Knapp.
Miss Jessie Epps and Miss Idamarie
Rogers. two charming young women of
Indianapolis, are the guests of Miss Marie
Starr at the Griffith cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Dunkle, of Indian
apolis, are guests at the Palmer House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nell, of Indian
apols, are seeking refuge from the heat by
a few days stay at the Palmer House.
Miss Eleanor Tucker. of indianapolis. win
arrive at the lake next week, to be the
guest of Miss Marie Starr
NJ. l.. Pierce, Hugh c. Andrews. Roy Wal
lace and Robert Moore. of Lafayette. spent
q few days at the lake last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuhn, of Indian
apolis. are guests at the Palmer House.
Edward Dean and family, of Chicago, are
at the lake for few days fishing.
Miss Emily Winters, of Indianapolis. is
the guest Of Miss Priscilla Ketcham at the
Ketcham cottage on the East Side.
Mrs. Fletcher. of indianapolis and her Sis
ter, Miss Augusta Raible. of Arizona, are
spending a few weeks at Lake View.
Mrs. ]. B. Baird and daughter. of Louis
Vile, KY. are guests at the Woollen cot
tage on the East Side.
Nat u. Hill. of indianapolis. spent few
days with his son. Cadet Hill. last week.
ID. W. Storrs and family, of Chicago, are
guests at Lake View Hotel.
Tony Vonnegut, of Indianapolis. and
q noted athlete of Cornell, will spend the
summer at the Vonnegut cottage.
Miss Edith Wilson, of Indianapolis, IL WIS.,
iting at the Williams cottage.
Mrs. S. p. Sheerin and family, of Indian
apolis, have opened their cottage on the
North Side.
John b. Elan, of Indianapolis. has ar
rived at the lake with his family to spend
the summer.
e. A. Ellsworth. of Lafayette, will spend
the summer at the lake. Mr.. Ellsworth,
with his family. will occupy the Daggett
cottage.
A. NJ. Ogle and family, of Indianapolis.
have opened their cottage for the summer.
Miss Helen Grassland, of Indianapolis.
returned home last week after pleasant
two weeks visit at the Ketcham cottage.
Mr. Hervey Bates and family, of Indian
apolis. have opened their cottage on the
East Side.
Mrs. McClintock and daughter Aida, and