The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-27

Mrs. II. A. Flanagan reluctantly
closed her cottage for the season
last week. Mrs. Flanagan will be in
the Admiral this winter.
J. z. Holman Jr. brought some Of
his classmates from Earlham college
last weekend 70 his parents sum-
mer cottage TO help him close the
cottage for winter. The pier must
be brought in, shutters put on and
gardens covered; these are a lew
Of the things to be done at TINS
time Of year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rogers often
are 20 their cottage at Maxlnkuckee
landing. Last week Mr.. Rogers was
host to many employees OF his COM
pany, the Equitable Life Insurance
Company. Since the duck season Is
open. many were out on the lake
shooting, others were fishing, golf
ing or pitching horse shoes, a favor
lite sport at the Rogers cottage.
Mrs. J. II. Belden many times has
started 10 pack in preparation LOT
return to her winter home, but each
time the marvellous weather prevail
ing here has made her change her
mind. This week Mrs. Edgar Miller,
Buffalo. has been Mrs. Belden' S
house guest. Tuesday Mrs. Miller
was entertained informally at din
ner and later played bridge with
Mrs. w. Z. Shea. Mrs. j. w. Scott
and Mrs. c. p. Gender. Thursday
evening was Mrs. Belden's turn for
the East Shore Lane cottagerS
weekly picnic for the families still
at the lake.
Give House Party
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Adams were
at their cottage last weekend, and
several other couples joined them
at a house party at the lake.
Mrs. J. L. Crawford has been at
her cottage all season, often enter
tanning guests a few days at time.
Her daughter Elizabeth is now in
Terre Haute and another daughter
Mary, Is attending Western college
at oxford, o. Mrs. j. I. Cooper,
Terre Haute, is Mrs. CrawfordS
guest this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson Trone
ended their stay at their cottage
on the east shore last week when
they went to Texas. Peter Trone,
Young son of the Trones, sent greet
ings to his friends at Culver IN the
East Shore Lane via post card.
Mrs. w. E. Shea is at Lake Max
inkuckee and often entertains her
family from Chicago. Last week Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Won Ammon,
Miss Jane Griffith, Robert Con-
over and Harriet Shea, all of Chi
cage. were at the Shea cottage. The
Sheas and Won AmmOnS enjoy the
mental whoOpee" games and Mrs.
Won Ammon thinks up new prob
lens for the weekend entertain
ment of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert West, Indi-
annapolis, are building a new summer
home on the east shore of the lake
TO be ready for guests next sum-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OS-
from motored to the lake last week
end with the Vests to note the
progress Of the building.
Football Attracts
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Albright,
whose son Rodney is attending the
winter school at Culver Military
academy. have come up many week
ends for the academy football
games. The crispness Of the weather
has been ideal for football and
many cottagers and faculty men,
bers attend the games. This is
home coming day at the school
with NIOoSeheart academy. Moose
hart. Ill, providing the football OPP
position. Following a dinner after
the game Will be a movie, and the
homecoming dance with the cadet
orchestra providing the music. At
the regular chapel services Sunday
morning at the academy, DR.. A.
w. Palmer Of the Chicago Theolog-
zeal Seminary. Will speak.
General and Mrs. L. r. Gignilliat
entertained guests at dinner Mon
day for the commanding officer Of