Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
RH NfAREL MHFELER.

Some flew East, some flew West and
some flew over the cuckoo's nest" aptly
describes the summer fittings Of local
folk this season for the unusual heat Of
the June has sent city jewellers flying in
all directions to find relief from the
steaming pavements and nerve -rackiug
turmoil OF the city. Not only has the
choice OF Where shall we gO:" been
made a special feature Of after dinner
conversation, but q more up-t0- date
topic how shall we COZ has figured
largely for the family is often divided as
20 whether TO motor or take train. the
question is being frequently settled by
third suggestion that they go by boat
The ocean has lured many a Hoosier
from his inland dwelling this summer,
for since the war Europe some way
seems much nearer to Indiana. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett together with
Mr.. Becketts mother. Mrs. Wyomnd Beck
EFT, and sister, Miss Florence Beckett,
departed yesterday for Montreal and
Quebec prior to sailing at an early date
for Europe. They are expecting 10 re-
main abroad for two months Mr.. Beckett
was in the A E T. \ lively party sailed
earlier IN the season with Mrs. Demar-
chus Brown personally conducting the
group. 1t included Mrs. Frank NJ Dell,
Miss Dorothy Dell, Mrs. II. L. Anderson,
Miss Jean Brown. Clarence Goodwin,
Miss Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Jacquelin
Holiday, Miss Alice Holiday, Miss Lucy
Holiday, Wilson Mothershead, Mrs.
Owen Mothershead and Mrs. Marvin
Thistlewaite. The party has landed in
Southampton.
ANOTHER GROUP
SAILED LAST OF JUNE.
Another group which sailed the last
day OF June for France included Mrs.
Charles Cayles, Colonel and Mrs. II. V. d.
Moore and children, Charles and Frances.
They will tour France by motor and ex-
pect to return home the first Of Septem
Der. Mr. and Mrs. LOrenz Schmidt are
among the overseas vacationists, and there
are numerous others who have gone or
are going.
Perhaps one Of the most interesting "
cation trips is that of Mr.. and Mrs z. B.
Galloway and children. Mary and George.
former residents Of Indianapolis, now Of
Dayton. who went TO California in a per
ambulsting house. Mr. Galloway has his
hivver truck equipped with all the conn
forts Of a home, electric lights, sleeping
quarters, which leaned more toward Pull
man style than home fashion, having
upper anu AoWtL btA TINS UplhlSNFItN seats
n everything. The family left June II
and have been in Pasadena for several
days. reporting a most exciting and de
ightfui land voyage.
Another novel vacation idea is that OF
an interesting Indianapolis matron who
has a daughter and a son about the
almost grOwn-up" age. who keeps
things moving rapidly in family circles.
Each summer they have gone zen fam
lily" to their cottage at lake in north
ern Michigan, where life was one house
party after another, but this year the
mater has "bucked" smashed the family
traditions by invelgling an innocent
auntie into chaperoninG the youngsters
at the lake while she, in her airy we'll
ordered house right here in the city,
takes her vacation. just she and pater.
She has a flrst-class maid, three electric
fans and a wagonload Of reading ma
terial-she has spread the news that they