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Interest at Lake Colony Centers on National Tennis Event

BY BETTY COXDER linif> >Dfrial Writer. LAKE MAXINKUCKEE. Ind.. Aug. 4.—Maxinkuckee's younger set usually may be found lolling around on the docks about the lake, or enjoying a sail over the rippling waters or taking a quick spin across the lake and back in one of the fast speed boats on Maxinkuckee. Jane Adams. Betsy Home. Mary Birch Ingram. Johnnie Ray Newcomb. Bud'" Home. Norm Michels, and Sam Foster may be found most any afternoon on the Home or Adams pier ready to enjoy the lake sports. Many cottagers, old as well as young, anxiously are waiting the national junior and boys tennis tournament which will start Monday on the courts of Culver Military Academy Captain J. H Bishop will v m charge of the meet. The outstanding players in these two classes are entered and strong competition is anticipated. Dr. and Mrs. Jewett V. Reed and Mi.-a Betty Weier. Indianapolis, were week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs J. E Koiman and family. Mr. and Mrs William Umphrey, Indianapolis, have returned there -Per spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Shea at their east shore summer cottage. ■ Mrs. Donaldson Trone went to Icdianapchs Monday lor a few days, but a.' to return to her summer home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McOuat are at the old McOuat homestead on the east shore lor a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Baxter and children. Marjorie and Robert, are m the Baxter annex lor the remain- j tier of the summer. Miss Peggy Chaplin and Miss Helen Campbell, who are spending the 1 summer with their parents in the j Buckeye cottage at the Maxinkuckee landing, were hostesses last week-end j at a house party On Saturday night 1 the guests were entertained at a Qmner party and later went to the Colonial Gardens at Lake Manitou for dancing. The guests included Miss Eleanor Bosson. Boston; Miss Mary Wynne. Richard Smith. Ward F- nstermaker. Richard Collins, Ind.anapohs. William Dnen and Charles Jessup. Anderson; Jac Ereese and Charles Lowmiller, Cincinnati. and David Bosson. Boston. - Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson Trone hed as their week-ond guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hagemeier,

Edith Bronson and Richard S. Page, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Wesley Shea went to Chicago the first of the week to visit her daughter. Mrs. Frederic von Ammon, and Mr. von Ammon, for a few days, but was to return to Culver for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baxter had as their guests over the week-end their daughter. Mrs. Orien Fifer Jr., and Mr. Fifer. Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Jones. South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter have returned from a two weeks’ motor trip through northern Michij san and Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reahard and their daughter. Miss Sally Reahard. were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Locke at their cottage. Sleepy Hollow. Ralph Reahard Jr. and Ted Locke Jr. both attend the Woodcraft school of Culver Military academy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fifer and their children. Polly and Sherwood, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Baxter over the week-end. MLss Betsy Barlow spent the first part of the week visiting Miss Mary Jo Albright at her parents' cottage on the lake. Mrs. Cone Barlow and daughter Dorothy and son Whitney came Wednesday to Locust Bluff to spend August. Mrs. Chester Albright has as her house guests Mrs. Alice Albright and Guy Albright. Danville, 111. Misses Marie and Margarite Blackwell have returned to their home in Indianapolis after visiting Mrs. Chester Robinson and family at their summer home on the east shore. Guests at the D. L. Fisher cottage on the west shore this week are Mrs. Edward Drompp, Miss Helen Drompp. and Jack Himmelberger. all of Lake Wales. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Himmelberger and daughter. Louise Himmelberger. are guests at the (JTrissmond cottage on Long Point this week. Mi.ss Maxine Grund entertained' informally Friday night at the I Crissmonri cottage in honor of Miss Ellen Drompp. who is visiting on the west shore. Other guests included Misses Jane Ann Mclntyre.' Betty Fisher. Mary Louise Himmel- : berger. Rosemarie Cowen and Betty Barnes; Messrs. Robert Rearick. Robert Thomas. Merlin Taylor. Med bo urn. Oscar Mikesell, Holm Hickman. Robert Fisher. Joseph Rtutemeier and Wendell Jones.

SOCIETY voiced its approval of polo last Sunday when hundreds visited the Rolling Ridge field to see the Rolling Ridge team play the Iroquois Hunt and Polo Club team of Lexington, Ky. From open roadsters, limousines and sedans spectators looked on in cartwheel hats and smoked glasses. Horns blarea wnen the local team made its scores and when players made spectacular drives down the field. Conrad Ruckelshaus was No. 2 man on the team and between chukkers he wrapped himself in a heavy black and white plaid coat and canary yellow scarf. His father, John C. Ruckelshaus, watched the game with another son's wife, Mrs. John K. Ruckelhaus and son Jackie. Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin saw her husband make the two goals for the Rolling Ridge team. She talked to her son, Dudley V. Sutphin, also a player, and watched the proceedings “behind the" scenes” between chukkers. Fred Sharp, former Franklin polo player, attended the game with Miss Martha Wheeler, who rides his hunters and jumpers in show events. Spectators from Lexington were Mrs. Leo Butler, Mrs. Edwards Spears, wives of Iroquois players, and Mr. and Mrs. William C. McDowell. Mrs. William Wilson exercised her wire-haired terrier. Tresca, during the rest periods of the game. Mr. and Mrs. William Krieg watched the game and cheered enthusiastically.

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Miss Luana Lee, Mabel Espev, Betty Warren. Lucy Jane Baker, Mary Edwards and Harriett Clark ; left today to visit Miss Lorna ,Alexander. who is spending the summer j at Dunes state park. Mrs. Joseph H. Harper. Honolulu, is spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Daugherty. Lieutenant Joseph B. Daugherty has gone to his post in Philadelphia after visifing his mother since April. Misses Nelle and Verna Page will sail from New York soon on a trip to Cuba. Jamaica and Colombia, South America*. The Rev. Richard M. Millard will leave next week to join his family, spending the summer in the Smoky mountains. They will return | Sept. 1. Mrs. Josephine Moore and daughter. Miss Jane Moore, and Miss Barbara Oakes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mansur B. Oakes, have left to . spend the remainder of the summer j at Montreat N. C. Mrs. Archibald McGinnis. Mrs.! Anna Atkinson and Miss Eleanor Atkinson are vacationing in Falmouth. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Wright, and son Tommy are visiting Mr.

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Wright's brother. Richard Wright, and family in Cleveland. Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Miss Betty Martindale have returned from a visit with Mrs. C. C. Burns in Cleveland. Mrs. R. T. Ward. Bradentown. Fla., will arrive this week-end to visit Mrs J. W. Hewitt. Mrs. W. O. Bates and her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Bates Griggs, have returned from a month's visit near Bracebridge, Ontario. Miss Vera E. Todd and her guest, Miss Peg Fierek. will leave today for a week at Miss Todd's summer home on Lake Nyona. Mrs. Charles E. Sedam and daughters. Misses Lois and Barbara Sedam. and John Thompson, are in Chicago. Lowell McPherson will go to Cleveland. Monday. Accompanying him home later in the week will be his sister, Miss Madge McPherson, who has been in Cleveland several months. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Doch, New Orleans, will arrive tomorrow for a visit with Mrs. Doch s mother, Mrs. M. Sacks.

Club Members Will Swim and Attend Supper Guests of members of the Woman's Athletic Club will attend a swimming party Wednesday evening and a buffet supper to be served from 7 to 9 at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. Hazel Dwenwig, chairman, will be assisted by Misses Lillian Borgman, Margaret Wacker, Clarabelle Fisher and Neva Cunr.inghom. The club's August calendar also includes a bridge party Wednesday, Aug. 22, on the roof of the Hoosier Athletic Club for members and their guests.

Agnes Peelle, Bride-Elect, to Be Honor Guest Miss Agnes Peelle, daughter of Mrs. Mina E. Peelle, 2355 North Alabama street, will attend a party in her honor Tuesday night. Miss Mary Gottman will entertain at her | home, 3370 Broadway, for Miss ! Peelle, whose marriage to Wesley j E. Gilbert will take place Sept. 1. Appointments will be in pink and white and guests will include Misses Jesssie'' Keller. Rachel and Alleen Peelle. Judy Cummings, Lois and Mildred Newkirk. Edna Cutshaw. J Mary Beth Livingston. Rosemary Gladden. Mary B. Whiteman. Lois Axline, Krystal Keggereis. Vivienne Burton, Kate Wolverton. Mabel Barlow, Rose McGill and Mary Smith. Other guests will be Mesdames Osborne Dickson, J. Lester Williams, j Ralph Monroe, Charles Coy, J. Lemuel Johnson, Herschel Wright and i George E. Hoagland.

Miss Deluse and Dr. Miles Barton Will Wed in Church Rite

When Miss Norma Deluse traveled in Europe she selected princess lace and net in Brussels, which she has had modeled into her wedding dress and veil. Miss Deluse’s marriage to Dr. Miles Barton will be solemnized at 4 today by Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel in Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The Brysselis net fashions the sleeves of the white angel skin satin gown with court train. The net also lines the lace veil, falling the length of the dress train. The bride, to be given in marriage by

MISS TARRTO WED IN CHURCH RITE

In an informal setting at 4:30 this afternoon at the North Methodist church, Miss Katherine Tarr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Tarr, 3909 Graceland avenue, will be married to E. Hobart Burgan, son of E. O. Burgan, 4248 Sunset avenue. The Rev. W. W. Wiant will read the ceremony. Lee Welker, organist, will play bridal music. The bride, entering with her father, will wear a shell pink chiffon ensemble with matching large hat. The couple will be honor guests at a dinner at the Charm House, following their marriage. They will travel through Wisconsin and Michigan before they return on Aug. 20 to make their home at 3472 North Illinois street. The bride will travel in a navy blue ensemble. The bride is a graduate of Indiana university and member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Club Will Meet Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will hold its regular business meeting at 2 Wednesday in the parlors of the American National Bank building.

her father, Otto P. Deluse, will carry a bouquet of white roses and lilies. Before the bridal party goes to the altar, lighted with cathedral tapers and arranged with baskets of pink roses, Mrs. Dona Eberhard .will play traditional bridal music. Albert O. Deluse, brother of the bride, will be best man. Miss Phyllis Minter, the bride’s cousin, will be in the wedding party and will wear a pink crepe gown, its neckline edged in coq feathers. Her picture hat and mitts will be of pink lace, and her bouquet of pink roses in varying shades. Mrs. Deluse will attend the ceremony in a light blue lace gowm and a large pale blue California felt

hat. Her corsage will be of pink rosebuds. After the ceremony the couple will leave on a motor trip. The bride will wear a blue sheer suit with pink accessories. After Aug. 15 they will be at home at 2031 North Delaware street. Out-of-town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Mann, Kansas City, Mo.; Frank F. Hering, South • Bend; Mrs. Dora Hansen, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Dilley, Brazil; Mr. and: Mrs. William Hupp. Mrs. William Green and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Collette, all of Marion. The bride is a graduate of St. : Mary’s college of Notre Dame and received her M. A. degree from Butler university. Dr. Barton is a graduate of Carkio college in Missouri and the Indiana School of Dentistry. Three to Be Initiated Initiation services will be held Monday night a* the Indianapolis Athletic Club for Misses Athalene Gascho, Irene Losh and Dorothy Ale by Delta chapter, Phi Sigma Tau sorority. Miss Mary R. Farrell, chairman, will be assisted by Miss Ann Mann, Mrs. Frances Nicholas i ,ree. Mrs. Helen Collins,

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Miss Rutledge to Be Bride in Rite at Church Woodruff Place Baptist church will be the scene of the marriage of Miss Hazel Ann Rutledge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Rutledge, and W. K. Schw-eickhardt, son of Mrs. Sophie Schweickhardt, tomorrow afternoon. Dr. L. C. Trent will read the service. Mrs. Charlotte Lieber will sing special music. Elmer Gemmeter, Chicago, will be best man. The bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs. De Witt Scheidler, who will wear pink silk organdy with a matching picture hat and carry tea roses. The bride will wear white organdy with a two-tiered veil of net trimmed in pearls and lace. Her flowers will be yellow roses. Following the church reception, the couple will leave for Chicago. They will make their home in Indianapolis. Out-of-town guests will include Judge and Mrs. Hugo Grimm and Thomas and Hadley Grimm, and Mrs. Henry Schutz, all of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Gemmeter. Chicago, and Mrs. George Moorman, Cleveland, O.

MISS SCHAKEL TO BE BRIDE TOXIGHT, By Time* Special FT. WAYNE. Aug. 4.—Several Indianapolis residents will attend the wedding of Miss Caroline Schakel and Ray Milan, which will take place tonight in the Bethlehem Lutheran church here. Among the guests will be the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs, George Schakel, and parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. James Milan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bultman, Mrs. William Mengu.', Mr. and Mrs. Rosiuth Hanson and daughter Hilda and son Herbert. Mrs. A. J. Boester, sister of the bride, will be matron of honor She will wear blue and carry an arm bouquet of gladioli and roses. Delores Boester will be ring bearer and Herbert Hanson, best man. The Rev. Henry Boester will officiate. The bride will wear white crepe with a tulle veil and carry lilies of the valley and bride's roses. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Brewer and laughter, Mary Catherine, will spend several days In Chicago next week-