The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-02


the past week at Pine Lake has probably
been the largest in its history. The
weather mas been delightful and in addi-
tion to being attracted here by the natural
advantages and cooling water of this pleas
ant resort. hundreds have come to receive
inspiration at the spiritual fountain, the
Pine Lake Chautauqua Assembly. The
hotel and the cottages, including the tents,
have been crowded.
The members of the Wednesday Club
with their husbands enjoyed one of the
most delightful ard beautiful of July after
Moons at the hospitable cottage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Lyon at Waverly Beach. The
women took the street car to Chautauqua
and then crossed the lake on the steamer.
In the veranda csrd tables were placed,
where the women played euchre until 5
O'Clock, Mrs. Hascau Rosenthal and Mrs.
L. Z. Weir winning the prizes. AT 6
O'Clock MIR. Weir brought the men over
from the Cbautaucua in his launch and
delightful club dinner was enjoyed by
twenty-five people. In the evening they at
tended a dance at the new pavilion at
Blunside Beach.
Mrs. William S. Cluff. children and maid
arrived from st. Louis at WeIer's Grove
on Stone lake, for al extended stay.
Mrs. NJ. c. Lester and mother, Mrs
Thompson, who have been spending three
weeks at Chautauqua Hotel. have returned
to Chicago.
The resorters ut Weller's Grove enjoyed a
trolley ride TO Michigan City last Mon
Wishing in Pine lake is pronounced very
god, go0d-sized perch and sunfish being
caught at all times. Fine bass are also
Mrs. w. T. Stott verys pleasantly enter
tained a number OF Franklin College people
You Like Ii" cottage. Light refreshments
were served and the evening was spent
with the rendering of college songs and
yellS and "reminiscences.
Mrs. William Wallace and daughter, of
Indianapolis. are late arrivals at the Chau-
tauqua.
Louis Evans, secretary of the Apollo
Club. Chicago. has brought his sail boat
from Lake Michigan and will enter the Pine
lake regatta.
Dennis DAILY reports hooking twenty
one-pound catch in Pine lake. This is
the largest catch of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Moor, of Toronto,
Canada, are guests of Rev. and Mrs.
| George c. Moor at the Chautauqua Hotel.
The w. l.. girls entertained the young
| people of the Canary cottage at 6-o'clock
| dinner Monday evening and Tuesday even
| Ing they gave marshmallow roast at the
| Strawberry Box cottage the guests being
| young people from other cottages and
| from Laporte and Michigan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Jackson, of Chicago,
have arrived at WellerS Grove for in
definite stay.
Mrs. T. b. Johnson and Mrs Mullholland.
of Toledo, are late arrivals at Weller 5
Grove.
The party composed of Mrs. J. X. Weaver
and sons Guy and Earl and daughter Cath
arine, and Mrs. Frank Henry and daugh-
Baldwin and Mrs b. f: Augustine and
daughter Bernice of ST. Louis. and Mrs.
| Hugh Nanny and Mrs. j. Nanny and
| daughters Mary and Harriet, of Tacoma
| two weeks at the Runyan cottage, have
| broken camp.
| Mary Stanton, of Rochester, Ind, have ar
rived at Weller's Grove.
The usual Friday night band concert at
/ Pine Lake Grove was not held this week
| because the campers wanted TO go TO Michi-
! gan City to take in the circus.
/ Mrs. Ell. Sherman, of Chicago, is a guest
| at Fitzpatrick Lodge, Waverly Beach.
Mrs. j. h. Gore, of Indianapolis, and Miss
| Fay Hill. of Chicago. we're guests of honor
| at card party on Tuesday afternoon at the
| Michael cottage. In the evening the crowd
| made up a dancing party at Bluffside
/ Beach.
| President and Mrs. j. j. Burns, of the
! Chicago & South Shore Railway Company,
who last week entertained the Laporte So
| ciety people at a dancing party at the new
/ pavilion at Bluffside Beach, Thursday night
| were host and hostess at a party for the
i SOclcty ptOp1t VI nfCHlSdH lily. Inc opera
| house orchestra of Laporte played The
| guests were conveyed to and from the scene
| of the festivities in special car Among
| the guests was Miss Brown, of Indian
i apols.
| William NJ. Mccartney and wife have ar
| rived at Weller's Grove from Chicago to
| spend a couple of weeks.
| The annual reunion of the Anglin-Hall-
| Martin families will be held Thursday, Aug.
| q, at Bluffside Beach, Pine lake.
| The L. G. girls will take possession of the
| Bark cottage at the Chautauqua next week.
Rev. l.. p. Mercer. of Cincinnati, will
/ conduct services Sunday morning in the
| pavilion at Weller's Grove.
| Miss Alice May Youse president of the
/ SALISBURY School of Expression, Balti-
| more, arrived yesterday at the Chautauqua
| Hotel.
Albert W. wishard, of indianapolis, spent
| yesterday at the Chautauqua with Judge J.
| Mrs. L. X. Rheutan. of Chicago, has
| Joined the resorterS in the Glover Leaf cot
| tage.
| Among the late arrivals at the Chautau-
| qua Hotel are Rev. A II. h.. Wyant, Nor
/ gan Park. ILL.,: Mrs. Reuben Jeffries, S. c.
| ter, Indianapolis; A. w. Condin, Mrs. John
Dewitt. William Sloat, Miss Lillian Pace,
| Elmer Lchtenwater, w l.. Boynton and
wife. Mrs. Samuel Verden. Charles w
/ Johnson. Mrs. n. A. Harvey and Franklin
| w. Swift, Chicago; Miss Pearl l.. Clark,
Muncie, Ind; Mrs. Adeline Thomson, Buff
falo. n. Y. Mrs. II. S. Wallace and Miss
| r. Wallace, Franklin, Ind: Mrs. Lewis
| Cutler, Council Bluffs. Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| *. Hart and George T.. Clarke. South Bend;
| Mrs j. Mcmillan. Miss Florence Mcmillan
and John Mcmillan. Fort Wayne; George
w. Blue. j. o. Ward and Miss Alice J.
| Downey, Peru.