The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-06
City Colony
Kept Busy at
MaXinkuckee
Activities Include Golf,
Speed-Boating
and Sailing.
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

and other outdoor sports are mold
ing forth this weekend at Lake
Maxincuckee in spite Of threatening
skies on the Fourth.
Several cOtJagers still are swish
ing paint brushes, using hammers
and saws improving the layout of
their summer Ravens. Mrs. Ches-
ter Albright was busy this week
painting some occasional pieces Of
furniture in the Albright cottage.
j. NJ. Dresser is screening his porch
for use in coming summer days and
nights.
Mrs. John Sloane Kittle's guests.
Mrs. o. B. lies ana Mrs. Iles-Ogle,
have returned TO Indianapolis, after
spending a few days at Fair Winds
with Mrs. Kittle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Medbourn and
son. Sam Medbourn, a winter school
student at Culver Military Academy,
have returned to their cottage on
the south shore, after being in In
dianapO.is a few days.
Thursday. the Fourth, Maxim
kuckee Yacht Club held its annual
regatta with Clayton Mogg plotting
his craft to victory. while Norman
Michael sailed a close second. A
brisk southwest wind added many
thrills and difficulties to the course.
Among the interested spectators was
Miss Vida Bess Osborn, attractive in
navy and light blue linen. A group
enjoyed the races on the w. r.
Adams pier. the group including Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. George Home, Mrs.
Walker Winslow and Mrs. c. H.
Bradley.
Entertain at Bridge
Mrs. w. Z. Shea entertained Mrs.
Donaldson Trone, Mrs. Paul H.
Krauss Jr., and Mrs. c. P. Gender
at bridge on her front porch
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Shaneberger has re-
turned to her summer cottage, the
Ship House, after spending a few
Gays in indianapolis. Mrs. Shane
berger brought back with her Mrs.
Earl Robinson and daughter, Betty
Robinson, for a few days visit.
The Chester Albrights are at their
summer cottage after spending three
weeks at Asheville, N. c., where they
took their son, Rodney, to visit Fred
Sutton, his roommate at Culver. The
BOYS Joined Russell Adams. Maple
wood, N. c.. and from there will go
to Jersey City to sail for a two
months trip through Europe.
The William RockwOodS are visit
ing Mrs. Rockwoods mother, Mrs.
CLYDE Roache, at her summer home
on the east shore. Miss Osborn and
Michael de Blumenthal are guests
at the Homer Rogers cottage this
weekend. Miss Dean Rogers came
Saturday to spend the remainder
of the summer with her mother.
The Sheas and the Frederic Won
Amons, Chicago, enjoyed a cruise
around the lake in the Shaneberg-
ers boat, The Roam, over the
Fourth.
Hickory Crest, one of the cottages
in East Shore-lane. was the scene OF
a Sunday supper for guests includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Shea, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trone, MIR. and Mrs. William
Kemper, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Anon,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Cosler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gender. Mr.. and Mrs. Shane
berger and Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bel
den. Chuck-a-luck and baccarat
rounded out the entertainment.
Baxters Have Guests
Guests at the Arthur Baxter cot
tageI this week are Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Ford, Oak Park. Ill; Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Thornton, indianapolis,
and Frederick Baxter. Brook. At
the Baxter annex, occupied by the
Emory Baxters. guests over the
Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Baxter and children, Arthur and
Mary Alice. Mr. and Mrs. w. G..
Albershardt also were guests of the
BaXterS.
Ted Lock IT., a midshipman at
Culver Military Academy, had as
guests for Sunday night supper at
his parents cottage, Sleepy Hollow
three of his classmates, Francis
Truitt, Tom Lillard and Dick Trow-
bridge. Miss Marjorie FiiCkenger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Flickenger. has been the guest al
week Of Miss Elsie Ann Lock.
Miss Louise Vonnegut, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Vonnegut
who have been at the Clemens Won
negut cottage for the past few
weeks. has left for Camp Weenagna
Fish Greek. Wis. Louis" friends
remember her as being one OF the
up-and-coming young artists
While at Camp Weenagha she viii
teach the young campers art.
Farther down the lake is the Kurt
Vonnegut cottage. where the Vonne-
CUTS and their three children, Ber-
nard. Alice and Kurt Jr. spent the
month Of June. Before returning tC
their home in Indianapolis. j. E
, Emerson. son of DR.. and Mrs
Charles p. Emerson, visited the
Vonneguts for a few days.
On the southeast shore Of the LAKE
is the lovely old cottage of Mrs
Henry B. Haywood. 1t is set back
from the lake on shaded 10
banked by huge rocks and thicE
shrubherv. Mrs. Haywood enter
taired her daughter. Mrs. Mont
gomery S. Lewis, and her youns
daughters, Constance and Adeline
this week The freshman scholar
ship of the Indiana Vassar Club re-
Gently was awarded 10 Constance
and in the fall she will enter Vas
sar. Miss Jane Spencer and Mis-
Jane Winters are visiting the Lewis
girls for a few days at Hamewold.
Visit Steinhilbers
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Steinhilbel
had as their weekend guests Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mr.. ans
Mrs. J. c. Daniel at their summer
cottage. The Buckeye. Mrs. Rob-
ert AxteI and children. Robert Jr
erd lana Jeanette Tar,<incrOn arC