The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-08

will return to their home in Indian
months at their sumner home, Hilal
Mrs. John Sloane Kittle and so
their home in Indianapolis tomorrow
cottage Fair Winds. Weekend gut
Kittle and her daughter, Miss F1oren
Winds to spend some time in the al
DR.. and Mrs. William Kemper
and DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lear In
dianapolis, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson Trone at
their cottage in East Shore lane.
Arthur Loftin, indianapolis, spent
Labor day at the Stuart Dean cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Albright
and son Rodney and daughter
Mary 10 spent the Labor day week
end at their cottage after making
short trip through Canada re-
Gently.
Mrs. C. c. Chambers and children,
Marjorie and Cal Jr., have re-
turned to their home in st. Louis
after spending the season at their
summer home on the east shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Stein
hilber we're at their cottage, The
Buckeye, over Labor day and had
as their house guests DR.. and Mrs.
J. Carlton Daniel, indianapolis.
Mrs. George E. Home and her
children, Betsy and Marjory and
George E. Jr., have gone to Indi-
annapolis after spending the sum-
mer here. Miss Betsy Home will
be in school at Chatham Hall, Vir-
| ginia, this year.
Mr. and Mrs. William Munk have
returned to indianapolis, having
spent the summer in the Bernard
Vonnegut cottage on the east shore.
Returns to Washington
Miss Mary Birch Ingram has re-
turned to her home in Washington
after being at Culver all summer as
guest of the G. E. Coffin cottage.
Mrs. Wesley Shea entertained
guests over the weekend from Chi
cago at her cottage. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Won
AmmOn Jr., Miss Jane Griffith,
Frederic Won Ammon Sr. and Harrie
Shea.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Holman and
their children, ROSalie and Jerry,
were at their cottage over the week
end. Miss Holman will leave Mon
day for Westown, Pa, where she
will be at school this winter
Mrs. G. l.. Barry and children, Lu-
ellie, Helen and Victor, returned to
their home in Indianapolis Thurs
day, Louis Barry and his house
guest, Frank Powell, Indianapolis,
will return to the city Sunday after
closing the Barry cottage. Miss Lu-
ellie Barry will enter st. Mary-of-
the Woods this year as a freshman.
Mrs. T. L. Locke and children,
Elsie Ann and Ted Jr, will go this
weekend to their home in Indian
apolis after being here for the sum-
mer.
Miss Helen Behmer has gone to
Frankfort to visit Miss Mary Ryan
before returning to indianapolis for
the rush season at Butler university
Mrs. A. M. Butler entertained a
fourSome at bridge Wednesday night
for Miss Behmer. Other guests were
Miss Lois Bess Morris and Miss Lois
Butler.
Miss Locke Gives Supper.
Louis Barry entertained guests
from indianapolis Labor day at the
Barry cottage in East Shore lane.
The guests included Misses Florence
and Grace Taylor, Louise Rhode
hamel, Peggy Failing, Robert Tay-
Tor and Ralph Taylor.
Miss Elsie Ann Locke entertained
number of the younger set Friday
night at a supper on the beach in
front Of the Locke cottage. Follow !
| ing the supper the guests partici-
pated in a treasure hunt, the cleWs
being scattered about the cottages
around the MaXinkuckee Landing.
Miss Locke's guests included Misses |
Betty and Patty Mather, Helen Jean
and Mary Alice Henderson, Frances
Hitch, Marjorie Chambers, Emily
Elliott, Marjorie Baxter Jean Ram
sey, Marjorie Home, Bill Beck, Cal
Chambers Jr., Robert Henderson
and Ted L. Locke Jr.
The East Shore Lane Association
held its annual meeting Labor day
at the Trone cottage. Election Of
officers took place. Donaldson
Trone is president; Frank Ward,
vice president; Paul H. Krauss Jr.,
treasurer, and Mrs. Wilbur johnson,
secretary.
improvement of the road and
beautifying the lane were the main
| topics Of discussion. The associa-
ton plans to employ a caretaker
for the winter for all the cottages Of
the lane instead Of each cottager
having its individual caretaker. DR..
J. E. Holman joined the association
this year.
The final regatta of the Maxim
kukee Yacht club was held on Labor /
day. The wind was high, making it /
difficult for the shippers to prevent /
their boats from capsizing. George /
Home capsized in the William Ray /
Adams boat Norman Michael. Chi |
cago; Walker Winslow, William |
Griffith and William Munk, all of |
Indianapolis, were winners Of the
race.
Chapter to Meet
Kappa chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
eO,-ori+,- will hold n br,ri,7occ moot