The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

lines special writer
LAKE MAXINKUCKEE, Ind.
July 29-Culver Day will be OBJ
served at the Century of Progress
Exposition in Chicago Wednesday
when Culver Military Academy
summer schools students attend.
Students will leave Monday for a
five-day visit at the fair.
Miss Dean Rogers is entertaining
a number of young people at her
parents cottage this weekend. The
guests include Misses Mary Koehler,
Irma Drake. Winifred Teetor, Jean
Underwood and MeSsrs. Ed Horner,
Frank Reisner. William Andrews. F.
Delgrook Lichtenberg. all of In
dianapolis and Charles Rotser of
Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Kittle will
go to Chicago for Culver day"
MaXinkuckee Mummers presented
the comedy Pigs" as the Friday
night performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wilson and
daughter. Sally, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Baxter at their summer home. the
Baxter Annex. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Baxter had as weekend guests at
their cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
3. Ford of River Forest. Ill. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Baxter of In
dianapolis
Miss Elizabeth Heiskell enter
tanned at an informal party in
honor of her house guest. Miss Jane
Diddel. Sunday night. Guests with
Miss Diddel were Misses Dean
Rogers, Mary Koehle. Gertrude
Hardesty. Messrs. Richard Black
lidge. Robert WINNER. Richard
Gender. Gordon Culloden, and S. E.
Perkins ".
Mrs. j. E. Holman has as her
house guests this week at her new
summer home. Mrs. Letha Stevens
and children. Orville and Agnes.
and Miss Edith Holman of Marion.
The weekly dance at Culver Mill
tary Academy was given Wednesday
night in Recreation building with
the band as host. Admiral Hugh
Rodman. General and Mrs. l.. r.
Gignilliat. Commander Fowler,
Major w. j. OCallaghan. Captain
E. T. Payson. Cadet Captain Roger
Goettsche. and Miss Dorothy Jane
Lewis of Indianapolis formed the
reception committee. The dance
was given in honor of Mrs. E. r.
Culver and her daughter. Dorothy
Lee Culver Of ST. Louis. who have
been visiting at the academy the
past few days.
Mrs. Theodore L. Locke enter
tanned as her guests Miss Helen
Hand and Captain and Mrs. Charles
Berglund at a Sunday supper party
at her cottage Sleepy Hollow. Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Albright had as
their guests over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. F. E Glass and daughter
Marjorie, and Robert Glass. Mr..
and Mrs. Albright went TO Mil
waukee for a few days.
Oscar Polk and daughter. Eliza
beth of Memphis. Tenn. were the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McOuat at the old McOuat home
stead on the east shore of the lake
This year is Mr.. McOuat's fifty
fourth year at Maxinkuckee.
Miss Jane Diddel is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Jane Heiskell at the Ed
wards cottage where the Heiskells
are for July. Mrs. Wesley Shea had
as her guests over the weekend at
her summer cottage her daughter
Mrs. Frederic Won Ammon. Mr.. Won
Ammon. and Harriet Shea, all of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus War
render. and Miss Clarice Clune, all
OF Indianapolis
Miss Helen Behmer returned Sat-
urday 10 her parents cottage on
Long Point following a visit at
Spring Lake, N. J. Mrs. Burton
Hart Jackson OF Greenwich. Conn,
who is spending the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sloane Kittie. will have as her week
end guest Miss Sally Reahard Of In
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McOuat have
left their cottage for a few days to
attend A Century Of Progress expo