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

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Plymouth Two special cars filled with
cadets and their friends from the cottages
were attached to the north-bound Vandalia
az noon, and special lunch was served 10
the party on reaching Plymouth. At the
circus Section G of the reserved seats, with
its blue-jacketed cadets, looked like the
shrouds OF man-o'-war manned for
visiting digntary of high rank. The clowns
complained that the sight made EN- sea-
sick" and Diavolo. catching glimpse OF
this nautical array. got dizzy and hesitated
a moment before making his dare-deVli,
death-defying loop the loop" The cadets
took i'm the side shows. drank lemonade and
did everything else worth doing, and at
p. m. returned To Culver tired and happy.
School cutters. The flag boat" called at
the various piers where the cadets had
friends and brought them out TO the cutters.
fine breeze sent the big boats through
the water at an exhilarating pace, and the
sail was only concluded when the nearness
of evening mess call made il necessary for
the cutters TO steer for home. The follow
ing ladies from Indianapolis were enter
tanned in this way: Misses Wooden, Socweil,
Marie Waldorf. Florence Waldorf New
man. Monroe, Starr and Tucker.
Last Tuesday the Lake Maxinkuckee Gun
Club held it's regular meet at the grounds
near the Chadwick Hotel. The following
a possible 80; Grub, AZ out of 90; Cook, -
out of IS Dennison, - out of 20; Dick Howe,
Is out of %; Howe, out of >.
PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
a delightful picnic was given last Fri
day in honor of Miss Hazel Barber at the
park across from the depot. Those pres
ent were: Misses Bessie Medbourn, Myrtle
Medbourn, Csta yesterday. Hazel Barber,
Esta Crowley, Minnie Schiling and Edna
Peoples; Messrs. Chester Zechiel, Clark
Terrier. Louis earn. Harry Musser, VIII
Osbourn, Willard Zechiel and Philip Nc
Lane.
While the large crowd brought here by the
excursion Tuesday was taking shelter un-
Ger the porch at the boathouse the platform
gave way and q number of people were
thrown to the ground No one was serious
ly hurt.
An ice-cream social was held on the east
side of the lake Friday evening for the
benefit of the Woman's Relief Corps. Music
was furnished by the Maxinkuckee Band,
and a large crowd of people enjoyed the
evening.
Last Sunday there were two excursions
to Lake Maxinkuckee. one was from Lo-
gansport, under the auspices of the i. o. o.
F., and the other was large double-header
from Terre Haute. There were over three
the Odd Fellows Band gave :. pleasing
concert in the stand at the Vandsl'a Park.
The crowd was well behaved and every
one seemed to enjoy the days outing.
Tuesdays excursion brought three heavi-
ly loaded trains, having in all thirty-six
coaches, from Upton, Elwood and Alex
Al
and proved to be the largest crowd of the
season. The Upton City Band and the
Upton Catholic Band furnished music dur
ing the day. One train of ten coaches car
ried LIS people. Eighteen hundred tickets
were sold from Upton alone. The steamers
and hotels were far from idle during the
day.
On Friday evening a dance was given at
the Arlington Hotel to two hundred invited
guests. Among those present were Mrs.
Bockman-Zaring a noted artist who sew
R6 a 10
Academy of Art in Paris, and DR.. w. r.
Sefridge, a cousin of Commodore Selfridge
of the evening was spent in cake walk,
in which many took part. The first prize,
a box of candy, was won by Miss June Roll
Inns the second by Samuel Greenburg, a
| during the evening by Terre Haute quar-
| tet, composed of Messrs. Samuel Greenburg
Edward Sparks. Charles Martin and III.
| Hedges. Mr. Carl Bishop. talented plan
| list. played several selections during the
evening.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Cox and daughter
Laura. of Terre Haute. arrived at the lake
| Saturday. They will occupy the Albrecht
cottage on the north side
Miss Margaret Martin gave house party
at the Martin cottage to some OF her lady
| friends last week. Among those present
| were Misses Helen Blake, Julia Rice and
| Rose Pennington.
Miss Hedger, who has been a guest at the
! Scoville cottage. returned to her home at
| Terre Haute last Monday. From there
| she will go to Park City, Utah, where she
| will visit for few weeks with her sister.
| Miss Augusta Bright White, of Memphis,
| Tenn, has opened an art studio at Miss
| Darnells cottage.
Mrs. George Muller and Mr. Otto Scheum
| left for indianapolis Monday to spend the
! week.
| DIR. Goldstine. of ST. Louis, is a guest of
| side.
Mr.. Stuart of Lafayette, is spending a
Miss leila Cooper of Terre Haute, is Wis
| iting Mrs. HOrd at her cottage near the
Maxinkuckee LANDING.
| Mrs. Mcintosh, of St. Louis is guest of
| Mrs. f.. j. Culver.
Mignon McGretney, of Indianapolis, is a
| guest at the Potts cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Parsons, of Tuscola.
| ILL.,, are guests of President Parsons.
Miss Elmer Tucker, of Indianapolis, is
the guest of Miss Marie Starr at the Starr
fcottage.
Haute after two weeks outing al the
lake
Mrs. F; o. Dorsey, of Indianapolis, is a
j. Il. Skinner and family, of Logansport,
are camping on Long Point.
Mrs. Howard Marmon. of Indianapolis,
Mr.. Bondurant, OF Bremen, is a guest at
the Obenchain cottage on Long Point.
| William Retz, jr.. of Terre Haute. spent
Sunday with his family on Long Point.
| Mr.. G. III. Blanchard, of ST. Louis, was
| the guest of w. l.. Culver over Sunday.
| Misses Anna and Josephine Strupe, OF
| indianapolis, are guests at the Rictor
| House.
Mr. and Mrs Howe, of Indianapolis, are
guests of John r. Wilson at the Judah cot
| tage.
| Mr. and Mrs G C. Mallot and son ot
Lima, o., are guests at the Murdoch cot
! tage.
Judge John ]. Mitchell of Peru opened
his cottage at the Edwards landing last
| Saturday.
| Miss Lila Mogie, talented violinist OF
| Terre Haute. Is visiting Miss Margaret
| Hazeldine ut Miss Darnells cottage.
| Mrs. Letha Floyd and Miss Nora Taggart
| of indianapolis, are guests 1T the Ketchan
| cottage.
j. B. Baird. of Louisville KY. and NJ A.
Woollen, of Indianapolis. are spending a
| few days at the Woolen cottage.
| j. "A. Reitmeyer. of Logansport, spent
| Sunday with his family at their cottage on
| Logansport- row.
| Miss Eleanor Ketcham, after spending
| Sunday with her parents at the lake. left
| for Chicago Monday
Charles III. Wallace and family, of st. Jo-
| seph, Mo-, are guests of Mrs. Frank Robin
son at the Windemeyer.
| Mrs. G.. l.. Barney, of Indianapolis, ar
rived at the lake Monday and joined her
| family at the Porter cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Ankeny, Mrs. j. w
Fowler. of Lafayette. are guests at the
| Ward cottage.
| Mr. Henry Schnull Mr. and Mrs Clement