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

special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
| WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 1.-The past week
at Winona Lake has been a very successful
one in every way, and the immense audi
forum has been crowded at almost every
| number on the assembly programme The
| largest crowd was present on Thursday
| evening, when the Warsaw High School
| produced the Indian opera "Powhatan" to
about 1900 people. The auditorium was
| crowded. and a large number were unable
| to get inside the building. Fifty were in the
cast Of characters and all were attired In
Indian costumes, with the exception of two
| The opera an innovation at Winona.
and made a decided hit.
r. s. Holmes, d. D., James NJ GRAY. d.
| D., Rev. E NJ. Furguson and others have
had charge of the meetings of the Bible
| School during the week, and the PRINCIPAL
speakers of the assembly programme have
been Reno b. Welbourn, Chaplain Hogarth
Lozier, Bertha Kunz Baker. d. w. Robert
son, Professor and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny
and Thompson Seaton.
| Col. Isaac Brown, the bird and bee man."
of Rochester, has been at Winona for the
| past week and has given several interesting
| talks on his favoriite themes. He has had a
| large number of bird houses erected on the
| grounds.s by the consent of the assembly
officials and expects to see them occupied
by birds.
| Great crowds will be present during the
| week of Aug. 10 to 16, when Creatore and his
| Italian band will give twelve concerts at
| Winona Dozens of excursions will be at Wi
| mona during the week and it is expected the
attendance will be the largest in the history
| of the association.
| The woman's tennis tournament excited
much interest on Tuesday. In the morning
| the preliminaries were finished and Miss
| Coulter and Miss Fulton qualified. The final
| contest took place in the afternoon and
| was won by Miss Fulton.
The Warsaw and Winona electric line
which has been in operation since July l.
was completed this week and now the road
] reaches both railroad stations and gives a
| fifteen minute service between Warsaw and
| Winona.
COTTAGERS AND THEIR GUESTS.
| Miss Henrietta Heaton of Fort Wayne. is
visiting the Alabama.
i Miss Dewesse, of Elwood, is the guest of
Miss Cory, at the Seven Oaks.
Miss Mary Dewey of Chicago, is at the
| United Brethren Home.
| Misses Emma and Alice Stewart, of Win
| chester, are at the Chadmek
Mrs. E. j. Harrison, who was at the Bel
| videre for several weeks. has returned to her
| home at Chicago
| Misses Garrison and Mowray, of Columbia
| City, are at the Miller for the season.
Mrs. Louise Wischamier, of Indianapolis
is at the Tree View cottage.
| Miss Jennie Francis Barr, of Berwyn, ILL.,,
| is visiting Miss Harrison at the Belvidere
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. McHenry, of Wa
| bash. are guests of f. +. Yarnele and fam
| fly at the Green Gables.
Mrs. Hugh keegan, of Fort Wayne, is Wis
| iting at Winona.
William Darst. of Chicago is visiting his
family at the kumn1erlos.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Martz, of Fort Wayne,
are guests at the Wayne
Miss Maud Chamberlain has returned to
her home at Elkhart.
Misses Florence Taylor. Florence Downs.
| Selma Simon. Nellie Frederman. Grace
Seals, Ray Griffith, Ethel Lesson, Ethel
Hickman and Mrs Lesson. who have been
| at the Lesson cottage for several weeks.
have returned to their homes at Elwood.
! Miss Lettire Nehrbas, of Fremont, Neb.,
| is the guest of her brother, Dr. Nehrbas at
| the Winona Hotel. for several weeks.
Mrs +. X. Miller. Mrs. De Bolt and Mrs.
| Milton Shirk, of Peru, who We're at the
| Winona Hotel have returned home
Misses Louise and Bessie Brownlee. OF
| Marion. the guests Of Mrs. G. NJ Stew
art, at the Winona Hotel. for several weeks.
E. J. Robinson and wife, of Peoria. ILL.,.
| were the guests OF their son, Jerome Robin
| son. this week.
Mrs c. NJ Stewart gave a dinner party at
| the Winona Hotel on Thursday for the fol-
/ lowing teachers or the kindergarten school:
Miss Pearl Armstrong. Michigan City Mary
| Johnson. Connersville: Lulu Schin. Coving-
ton; Margaret Waters, Terre Haute; Lenora
| Eldridge. Indianapolis: Della Brown. War
saw; Edith Wachstetter. Indianapolis: Flor
ence Harrison, Windham, o.; Miss Bright
/ and Miss Mary Stewart
| Mrs. c. l.. Kinsey, of Claypool, Is visiting
| at the Merrimac.
Mrs. IL. c. Calhoun. of Mansfield. o., is a
| guest at the Inn.
| Philip and David Jones have returned to
their home at Gas City.
| Miss Mary Sholty. who was a guest at the