The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
Events Fill
Calendar at
.axinkuckee
First Dance Of Season
at Academy Attracts
Younger Set.
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

LAKE MAXINKUCE,EE, July Is.
Social life at Lake Maxinkuckee
continues with its regular routine
of parties and sports in spite of
occasional inclement weather. On
Wednesday night the Culver Mill
tary Academy added to the activi-
ties of the younger set with its first
dance Of the season. Many Indian
apolis guests attended. The ball
cony of the recreation hall, which
had as decorations military and
signal flags, had many spectators
interested in the young dancers.
Mrs. George Home and Mrs. Will
liam Ray Adams were there chap
eroning their daughters, Miss Jane
Adams and Miss Betsy Home.
Mrs. Donaldson Trone and her
house guests, Mrs. Robert Miles and
Mrs. Hugo Priller, watched the
dancers from the balcony. Miss
Peggy Morrison was attractive in
powder blue crepe with rhinestone
straps. A turquoise blue peasant
formal was worn by Miss Rosalie
Holman and her house guest, Miss
Doris Harmon, appeared in two
toned blue print. Rhinestones
trimmed the off-the shoulder neck
line of the navy blue taffeta worn
by Miss Eleanor Winslow. Miss
Lucille Barry wore blue lace
trimmed with bands of fur around
the short jacket sleeves and Miss
Laura Sheerin chose a brown sum-
mer print.
Guests last weekend at the
Donaldson Trone cottage were Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson, Indian
apolis. Robert Miles and Hugo
Priller came today to the lake with
Mr.. Trone to join their wives, who
came to Maxinkuckee Tuesday for
the week.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. Glenn Duttenhaver is spend
ing the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilkinson.
Mr.. Duttenhaver spends week-ends
at Maxinkuckee with the Wilkin-
sons. Mrs. Ralph Mills and two
sons Robert and Peter and Mrs.
George Stewart will come this week
to the Wilkinson cottage for a
visit.
Mrs. Thomas Lillard and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie Lillard, Topeka,
KaS., were guests of Mrs. Theodore
L. Locke at her summer home,
Sleepy Hollow, for a few days last
week. Guests over the weekend at
the Locke cottage were Mr.. and
Mrs. w McMurtrie and Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Murray. Every Sun
! day night Ted Locke Jr., has some
OF his friends from the Culver Mill
tary Academy in for supper. His
guests Sunday night included Will
liam McMurtrie, Thomas Lillard,
Richard Trowbridge and Dan
Flickinger.
Robert AXtell Jr. who is at the
lake near Maxinkuckee Landing
with his parents has a guest from
indianapolis, William AShe. Both
were at the academy dance Wednes-
day night. The AXtellS had as
weekend guests from Indianapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fleming and
children Virginia and William il,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William SchiItges
and daughter Nora and son Bill.
Herman B. Leeth came today to
spend the weekend with friends at
Hickory Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fromm are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Emory
Baxter, who is at the Baxter Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orien Fifer Jr. are
weekend guests of Mrs. Filters
mother, Mrs. Arthur Baxter.
Mrs. Chester Albright was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at a luncheon
bridge at her cottage on the East
Shore. Guests included Mrs. John
Sloane Kittle, Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Ak
tell, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Her
bert B. West, Mrs. Francis Huston
and Mrs. w. c.. Johnston. H. E..
Kinney. indianapolis, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Clemens o. Mueller.
and family at their cottage, Hilarity
Hill.
Miss Adams Entertains
Each summer it is customary for
the younger set to give dinner par
ties and later to go some place for
dancing. Miss Jane Adams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Raw
Adams, was hostess for one of the
first this season. Covers were laid
for 10 guests, including Mary Birch
| Ingram, Barbara Haines, Betsy
Home, Mary Ellen Mowbray, Jean
cite Harrington, Jane Axtell, Mary
Crawford, Joseph Miner, Ben Ru-
bush, Robert Smith, George Home
Jr., Norman Michels, Allen Appel,
Ward Hackleman, Harley Rhode
hamel, Robert Moore, Walker Wins
low and John Brandon. Later Miss
Adams took her guests to the Colo
NAL Gardens at Lake Manitou,