The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14
Sons of Alumni Will Be
Among Students at
Culver.
BY BETTY CONDER
Times Special Writer

CHASER, and Robert NJ. Moore Jr.,
son of DR.. Robert NJ Moore, will
attend the academy'S winter school.
CHASER will attend the cavalry
school while the other boys will be
in the infantry.
Once again the academy'S famous
Black Horse Troop is completed as
the school has larger enrolment.
AS this is 'plebe" week at the acad-
envy, movies are given each night.
On Wednesday the upperclassmen
will be back and they will begin
their duties and the regular cur
riculum will be taken up.
/ Robert ROSSoW, son of Col. and
Mrs. Robert Rossow, who was grad
uated from the academy last June,
will leave this weekend for Colgate
University, Hamilton, N. Y, where
he VIII attend school this winter.
Franklin Bates, son of Capt. and
Mrs. F. w. Bates, has gone to Cam
bridge, Mass, to continue his
studies at the Harvard Law School.
Return From Vienna
DR.. and Mrs. Paul~Campbel are
in their apartment on Faculty Row
for the winter. The Campbells
visited Mrs. Campbells father, Col.
c. A. Carlisle, South Bend, for a
few days following their return from
Vienna, Austria, where DR.. Camp
bell did research work at medical
clinics. Since December the Camp
bells have been in Vienna and
touring other European countries.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. d. c..
Braden left for indianapolis TO
make their home at the Columbia
Club for a few months. In Deem
Der they plan to go to Florida for
the winter. Mr.. Braden formerly
was connected with the Culver Mill
tary Academy.
On Monday night Mrs. w. E. Shea
entertained several of the remaining
cottagars at her cottage with a
steak-fry. Mrs. Shea's guests were
Mesdames Roy Shaneberger, j. H.
Belden, Pres Perseval, c. P. Gender,
Donaldson Trone, P. M. Daum, j. w.
Scott, Miss Norma Gender and Peter
TrOne. After dinner, contract was
played by the guests.
This weekend John Sloane Kittle
Jr., will be at Culver as the house
guest of Colonel and Mrs. A. r.
Elliot and their daughter, Miss Peg
gy Elliot, Faculty Row
Another cOttager, Mrs. H. S.
Shafer, and Mrs. Roltaire Eggleston
have left the lake until another
summer season. They have motored
to Davenport, Ia, where they will be
! joined by Mrs. w. j. Noyes for
trip to the Pacific Coast. They will
visit points of interest such as Salt
Lake City, the Grand Canyon, San
Diego, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. Then they will motor to the
southern states, through New Or
leans, La, arriving in Miami, Fla,
about Thanksgiving time at Mrs.
Skaters home there, where they
will spend the remainder of the
winter
Attends Convention
The w. o. Osborns were in In
dianapolis and French Lick over
the weekend. While at French
Lick Mr.. Osborn attended the In
diana Bar Association convention.
Mrs. Roy Shaneberger is still at
| MaXinkuckee and will be here I'M
til Oct. 10.
After visiting her son, Donaldson
Trone and Mrs. Trone, Mrs. P. S.
Trone returned to her home in the
Marott following few weeks visit
here.
George Home Jr. stayed at Maxim
kuckee for a few days following the
MaXinkuckee Yacht Club festivi-
ties at the G. Barrett Monkey cot
tage. He will conclude his studies
at Wabash College this winter.
Mrs. John Sloane Kittle left this
week for her home in Indianapolis
having spent the season at her sum-
mer home, Fair Winds, on the East
Shore.
Mrs. Wellington Arthur Jones
was at her cottage, Forte-nite
Lodge, for a few days this week.
Tomorrow the Walter Behmers
will go on a several days trip
through the Smoky Mountains and
later will be in Chattanooga for a
few days before returning to their
Lorg Point summer cottage. Doro-
thy Behmer has gone to Terre
Haute for the weekend to visit Miss
Betty Mushlitz there.
Visited in Colorado
George Cornelius and his son,
George Jr., Haversticks Park, were
here over the weekend at their
cottage, Windy Waters.
Since Miss Dean Rogers returned
this week from Estes Park, Colo,
where she spent month with Miss
Elizabeth Heiskell, the Homer Rog-
ers and Miss Rogers are expected
soon at their cottage at Maxim
kuckee Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens o. Muel-
Ter and their children, Horace and
Marjorie Jean. will leave their cot
tage soon for indianapolis, follow
ing a three months vacation on
East Shore.
Mrs. Alex Vonnegut is entertain
ing indianapolis guests this week
at her cottage. They are Mrs. Anne
Pangborn, Mrs. Walter Kuhn and
/ NF~S Pa1r1I7 henderson