The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
Yacht Races
Featured at
MaXinkuckee
Business Left Behind
For Week.-Mrs. at
Lake.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor


I AXE MAXINKUCKEE. Aug. IS.
l. When We arrived at Lake
Maxinkuckee yesterday. a misty
haze hung over It. and the water
vas so still it resembled nothing less
than sheet Of glass. Later the
sun streamed through the clouds,
and the lake picked up the reflec-
ton and sparKled brightly.
Yesterday was one of those typ
ically quiet days at the lake. The
Week-ends are the busiest here. The
'skIppers OF the sailboats compel
ing in the MaEinkuckee Yacht Club
races leave their business attach
ments and come up FOR the races on
Sundays.
There was scarcely any breeze
yesterday. and We didn't see any
boats on the lake until sunset. when
the bO.-s from the Culver Military
Academy Naval School sailed their
catbOats. The crew was out, too,
getting some prac ICE.
Jane Adams had Harriet Patter-
sen and Judy Preston as her guests
when We stopped at the William
Ray Adams summer home. The
girls and Mrs. Adams we're knitting.
Take Ride in SpeedbOat
Every one here has taken to the
brlght-cOlOred cOttons, or sweaters
and skirts Judy's watermelon red
and black linen frOck was tied up
closely at the neck by red kerr
chief Harriets frock was green
and white checked Bingham
Jane took her guests out in the
SpeedbOat, which she handled skill
fully. Her brown linen peasant style
beach slippers, matched her brown
and yellow Bingham frock.
Mrs Adams navy blue linen slip
pors were Of the same type as James
and matched her blue linen dress
which had silver ornaments scat
tered over the V-shaped pockets.
The Adams cottage is rOomy and
comfortable The dining room opens
of an L-shaped living room. Against
one wall is a wrought-iron flower
spreads its branches out like a tree
Artificial red geraniums bloom in
the rack Over the stone fireplace
Is an aquarium. Electric blue is the
predominating color about the
cottage
Expect Weekend Guests
The Adams expect their other
daughter, Mrs. Louis McClennen,
and Mr.. McClennen and their son
Adams from Cambridge, Mass, on
Sunday.
Shortly before we left. Mrs. Fred
erick T. Holiday in sweater and
skirt came over to join Mrs. Adams
for a swim of the Adams pier. Her
daughter Lucy played with Barbara
Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Harvey Bradley. during the
afternoon. Jeanette Harrington
came over to spend the afternoon
with Harriet, Judy and Jane
Mary Jane and Laura Sheerin
had Isabel Crystal, Columbus, o., as
their guest. Mary Jane had on a
4lofCl DcdCll OItSS, pdlJtILcQ III Tic
paisley manner.
Dance at Academy
The young set was eager for eve
ming to come. for the Academy was
to hold one of its last dances. Sum-
mer school ends next week Har-
riet was going with Ralph Rea-
hard Jr., enrolled in the summer
school.
Miss Mary Jewell Fargo and her
mother, Mrs. G. o. Fargo, we're
visiting Mrs. Norman Baxter They
we're delighting in the activities of
the Baxter children. Arthur and
Mary Alice Miss Fargo's brown
and orange plaid gingham suit had
a white waffle weave pique collar
ard buttoned with two large pearl
buttons.
Miss Peggy Elliott. daughter Of
Col and Mrs. A r. Elliott. Culver.
and john Sloane Kittle Jr. we're
spinning around the lake in the
Kittle speed boat. Mrs. Kittle Sr
and her daughter. Mrs. Burton Hart
jackson. Greenwich. Conn. watched
from the pier Mrs. Jackson's daugh-
ter Joan was having her own boat
ing party with her miniature sail
boat near the beach