The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
F all Season
Enjoyed by
Lake Colony
Gardens at MaXinkuckee
Colored by Flowers
of Autumn.
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

bAhE A1AA1Nh OOhEE, Sept. Il.
The beautiful fall season urges
many cottagers to lengthen their
stays at Lake Maxinkuckee. When
the wind begins to blow over Maxim
kuckee, the cottagers realize that
this usually mild gale will continue
for three days. 1t rarely fails and
so it has been during the latter part
of this week. The gardens of the
cottagers are unusually colorful
making rainbow color contrasts with
the autumn leaves Of the trees and
shrubs.
Across the back of Roy E. Shane
berger's summer home, The Ship
House, dahlias, asters and mari
Colds bloom along the walks
through the yard. Another lovely
walk is the one leading from the
Lake-dr to the summer home of
Mrs. c. c. Perry. The whole length
is in bloom.
Vests Return
While some cottagers find interest
in their gardens, others take adj
vantage of this season of the year
for building and repairing. This de-
lightful weather we are having
brought the Herbert B. Vests back
to NaXinkuckee to oversee the
building of a. new garage which is
to go with their white-washed brick
summer home, completed last spring.
Next door at the D. G. jenkins cot
tage repair work is going on.
Farther down the lake Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McOuat have been
here for two weeks making repairs
to the old McOuat homestead, more
than so years old. New roofs are
being put on the E. j. Fulton cot
tages.
The Walker Winslows and their
children, Walker Jr. and Eleanor,
have returned to their home in In
dianapolis. Walker Jr. and Eleanor
will attend Indiana University and
Tudor Hall, respectively this VIM
ter. Mr.. Winslow has been superin-
tending terracing Of his back lawn
this week.
On Monday Mrs. Donaldson Trone
went to indianapolis. Returning
with her on Tuesday for a few days
visit at MaXinkuckee were Misses
Alma and Jenny Koehne. The
Trones will be at their lake home
until late october.
Mrs. Croel P. Gender and daughter
Norma Virginia and Mrs. j. w. Scott
will return to indianapolis Monday
and will be at home at 1910 e. Fall
Creek blvd, during the winter.
Attend Party
Mrs. w. MerWyn Hand Jr. went
to South Bend Wednesday night
to attend the st. Mary's Alumnae
bridge party at the home of Miss
Mary Virginia Rosenfeld who for
merly lived in Indianapolis.
Something novel in the way Of
parties was given Thursday by Mrs.
G. G.. Mather and Mrs. Margaret
Miller when they gave a Cape Cod
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Math-
err on Faculty Row in honor of Mrs
Robert RossoW, Mrs. B. H. Greiner,
and Mrs. H. G.. GlasScock who left
Saturday for trip to New England.
Cape Cod provided the motif of the
invitations.
Favorite seashore dishes prepared
and served in Cape Cod style made
up the menu. A sail boat surround
ed by bits of sea shells and shell
fish and twigS Of Cape Cod pine
formed the center piece. Guests
besides the honored guests were
Mesdames Lila Elliot, j. P. Walter,
M. V. Bennett, j. S. Fleet, A. R.
Elliot, G. L. Miller and J. Il. Hen
derson. Lighted tapers held by
large cork floats from deep sea fish
ing seines lighted the table and was
surrounded by sea shells for place
cards and nut cups.
Entertain at Supper
For Sunday night supper Maj
and Mrs. R. H Mowbry entertained
at their home on the East Shore:
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, Mrs. w. K.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Von-
negut, Col and Mrs. F. l.. Hunt,
Maj. and Mrs j. S. Fleet, and Col.
w. E. Gregory.
On Monday Mrs. j. H. Belden and
her house guest, Mrs. Mary Perseval,
will go to st. Louis for a few days.
They will return for the fall season
here.
On Monday Mrs. Richard E. Ed
wards will be hostess to members
of the Culver League of Women
Voters at a membership tea, at the
Edwards summer cottage on East
Shore. For the program Mrs. Ed
wards will speak, and chairmen of
committees will outline the program
for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Horner will
go to indianapolis for the weekend
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Rogers and Miss Dean Rogers.
Coming back from Chicago,
Thomas Blackwell, Thomas Quinn,
and Robert Barry stopped over night
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Butler at
their cottage on Long Point All
of these young men will attend In
diana Law School this fall.
Miss Alice Shirk, daughter of the
j. H. Shirks, will leave soon for
Vassar College where she will COM
Olete her senior wear