The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-09
LAKE MAxINKUCKEE.
, the Indianapolis journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CULVER, Ind, Aug. S.-The second
gafta OF the Aut-Bee-Naut-Bee Yacht Club
was sailed Wednesday afternoon. The date
OF sailing the race had been Friday. July "a,
but owing to tire light winds it could not be
sailed I'LL Wednesday. Glass C and d were
started ct B ' a. m in the following order:
Flip. Tadpo.s, Uncas, Indian and Natty.
The boats ss.Iltd very evenly during the first
round, the Uncas and Natty gaining slightly
on the others. Their positions at the be-
ginning of the second round was as follows:
Uncas. Flip. Natty, Tadpole and Indian.
During the second round the Uncas in
creased her lead of a minute and half to
three minutes and half and finished first
The other boats were very close and finished
at Intervals a few seconds apart. The
Tadpole was second and the Natty third.
Flip won class c race with Indian second.
Class A and were started at 1925. In
class A the Diana got a long lead in the
ktart. the Old Scout getting over the line
after the limit gun. The Scout gradually
overlook the Diana and at the beginning of
the second round was four seconds ahead.
She increased her lead over three minutes
>Rnd won with a good margin. In class b
(niy three yachts started. The Lady Jane
was disabled and withdrew leaving the
Dkatharine and the Nautiless to sail 1t out
alone. This was the best race of the day,
the yachts keeping very close all the way.
The Nautiless finished a minute and a half
after the Katharine. but won the race on
time allowance.
This race finished the series for which
pennant was given to the yachts having the
most points: Class A. Diana s. Old Scout s;
class B, Katharine 9, Nautiless 5, IdIewild
8. Lady Jane i: class c. Flip 10, Indian 8:
class ID, Uncas 8. Natty 6. Tadpole s. In
class there is a tie, so this race will be
sailed some day next week. The wind dur
ing the race blew strongly from the south
west, making the time or the race very
fast. The judges for the race were NJ A.
Edwards, NJ ID. Wilson and Z. Wilson. The
following time was made by the different
yachts: Class A. Scout 1883, Diana 1896
class 3. Katharine 1:46:40. Nautiless 1:4sl9,
Lady Jane disabled; class G, Indian 2:06:47.
Flip ISIS; class D, Uncas 1865. Natty
The cadets OF the Culver Naval School
had distinguished guest Thursday and
Friday In the person of Rear Admiral
George Brown (retired). Details OF his re-
ception were printed in the Journal of Sat-
urday. On Friday morning Admiral Brown
made an address to the cadets and answered
q number OF questions they asked regarding
naval work. He departed for his home in
Indianapolis Friday afternoon. leaving be-
hind him host Of friends among the cadets
o. the Summer Naval School.
VISITORS AND SOCIAL EVENTS.
A party was given last Friday evening
BY the girls at the Vonnegut-Mueller cot
tages to their friends on the east side. The
refreshments consisted OF watermelons The
cottages were decorated with Japanese
lanterns and flowers.
Harry Hamstead. manager of the When
Clothing Store. of Indianapolis, was a guest
% Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Marmon over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. George. of Indianapolis.
who have been occupying the Stechhan cot
tage the past month. returned to the city
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs vanasteel. of Detroit Mich.
after spending a month at Miss DarneIPs
cottage. on Long Point, returned home
John Pitman and family. who have been
occupyiDg one or the Dunning cottages at
Long Point for the past few weeks, re-
turned horne Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manson. of Terre
Haute. arrived at the lake Monday and will
occupy the Darnel cottage on Long Point
for the remainder OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs Crafty, Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs Hull, OF Indianapolis. are occupying
the Twinam cottage.
Walter and Kurt Nonnegut, who have
been studying abroad, arrived Saturday to
spend the remainder OF the season at their
respective cottages.
Mrs. Harry Gueswalt and twin sons Har-
ry and Joseph. OF Peru. arrived at the lake
Saturday and will be the guests OF Mrs.
Cueswalt's father, Judge Mitchell.
Mr. J. A. Vajen gave small picnic party
on his lawn in honor OF his little guests.
John yajen Wilson, Annabel VOORHEES,,
and Gladys Skaats OF Cincinnati, o.
Louis Mcdonald. manager OF the Column
bian School OF Music, Chicago. and wife are
spending two weeks vacation at the Nc
Donald cottage. at the south end OF the
lake.
Mrs Emma Fordyee OF Piqua. o., Mr..
and Mrs. William Winder and son OF Lima
o. Mrs c. b. McCrea OF College Hill. o.,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. Curtis at
Grand View.
j. r. Darold and wife. OF indianapolis.
were guests OF a. w. kochs and wife over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Starr returned to the
lake Saturday in their automobile.
Mrs II. +. BrackenbOugh and son. or La
fayette. are guests of Mrs. Dresser.
1Ir. and Mrs. W. II. Rice. Of IndianapolA