The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-26
From
City Dance
at Academy
Commencement Program
at Culver Brings
Many Guests.
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

two of the high lights of the final
week of the summer school of the
academy.
Miss Judy Preston was seen there
as were Jane Axtell, jeanette Tark
ington's house guest; Marjorie
Zechiel and Joan Pratt johnson.
Girls from indianapolis in the Of
flcers' figure were Miss Harrington,
Misses Jane Adams, Lucille Barry
and Norma Gender. This figure is
formed by the cadet officers and
their dates to make a human
anchor. 1t is quite effective as the
girls in their varied colored dresses
walk in and out of the line formed
by the cadets in full dress uniforms.
Murrays Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Murray
have been at MaXinkuckee on Long
Point as the guests Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Osborn.
Recently Mrs. Eugene Carter
and her daughters, Dorothy, Lillian
and Beulah Jean, all formerly Of
indianapolis. drove here from their
home in Hammond and visited
Hickory Crest. Stewart x Krauss
had lemonade party for the girls
and other guests included Paul
Sellers, Perry Lazarus, Louis Barry
and Dick anG Norma Gender who
came later 60 see the Carpenters.
Another Indianapolis couple who
called on the Carpenters while here
were the w. E. Sheas of East Shore
Lake.
Miss Peggy Morrison has been
visiting Mrs. John Sloane Kittle
during the commencement activities
at Culver.
Carol w. Alton, New Bedford
Mass, stayed at the Gender cot
tage Wednesday overnight at the
close of school at the academy
where he was in the Black Horse
Troop.
Guests of DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Hol-
man and their family at their sum-
mer home for a short visit were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brown, Mrs
Byron Holman and Miss Victoria
Stretch, all of Marion. Mrs. Ross
Harmon end her daughter, Doris
Harmon, were guests of Rosalie
Holman and Mrs. Holman for the
commencement dance at the acad-
envy. "" a'
Return to City
After spending some time at
Michigan resorts, Mrs. Ralph
Reahard and her daughter, Miss
Sally Reahard, motored to Culver
for the commencement festivities
and stayed with Mrs. Theodore L.
Locke at her summer home, Sleepy
Hollow, at MaXinkuckee Landing.
The Reahards returned to Indian
apolis Wednesday taking with them
Ralph Reahard Jr. who attended
the naval school at the academy.
Tuesday evening preceding the
informal dance at the academy
Richard Gender had guests at his
cottage for a buffet supper. Covers
were laid for eighteen guests in
Guiding MeSsrs. and Mesdames
George E. Hadley, W. Merwyn
Hand Jr., Guy Berg, A. M. Butler,
Donald Young, Miss Lois Bess Nor
ris, Miss Mary Frances SetSer, Cor
don Culloden, Charles L. Barry Jr.
and James Lewis.
Norman A. Perry Jr., Robert
Hultz and Cyrus Proffitt we're at
Maxinkuckee for few days stay
ing at the Homer Rogers pent-
house, guest house for men only.
Gordon Culloden, alumnus of
Culver Military Academy, was back
for the commencement activities.
Go to Michigan
DR.. Joseph Barry and his son,
Maurice Barry, accompanied by
Louis and Helen Barry, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Barry. left
Wednesday for Michigan where they
will spend a week at Petoskey and
Bay View.
Mrs. Roy Lazarus and son, Perry
Lazarus, have returned to Indian
apolis after spending some time at
Hickory Crest. Perry attended the
dances Monday and Tuesday nights
at the academy as did Misses Dor
othy Barlow and Marquette Hiatt
who stayed at Hickory Crest while
here. Henry Fauvre, graduate Of
Culver, escorted Marquette to the
two academic balls.
The Donaldson Trones with Mrs.
Peter Trone and Mrs. P. S. Daum
have left their summer cottage here
for a trip through Canada, the
Great Lakes and Niagara Falls.
Washington has lured the Walter
Behmers away from their summer
home here on Long Point. They
will be gone week. Dorothy and
Helen Behmer had several guests at
the cottage Wednesday afternoon
for contract. Their guests were
Mesdames Guy Berg, Merwyn Hand,
A. N. Butler, George Hadley and
Miss Lois Bess Morris. On Mon
day Mrs. Butler entertained the
same guests at her cottage farther
down the lake.
Prepare for World Cruise
Bob Barry and Jerry Pringle have
returned to indianapolis after
spending several days at Maxim
| kuckee.
Betty Stoutenberg is at the C. L.
Barry cottage for a few days before
leaving for New York where she will
sail with her mother, Mrs. c. F.
Stoutenberg. for a round the world
cruise.
Theodore Locke Jr. will return to
the Locke cottage this week after
spending several days at Lake Win
nebago, Wis, with the Maxinkuckee
Yacht Club. His mother, Mrs. T. L.
Locke today went to White Sui
phur Spring. w. Va, for a few days.
Guests at the Locke cottage for a
few days were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reeder, st. Louis.