The Syracuse Journal, Volume 20, Number 13, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1927 — Page 10

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Dance to the Music of Ross Franklin’s Orchestra AT WACO ■ON SOUTH SHORE OF LAKE WAWASEE Musicians Who Play and Sing to Please Everyone. ‘ ® I, . . Wawasee is the Show Place of Indiana and Waco is the Show Place of Lake Wawasee ■ The Largest Lake Resort Dance Pavilion in Indiana - ? DANCE EVERY NIGHT Sunday and Holiday Afternoons Promenade Along the Lake Front H. ROSS FRANKLIN, Manager „ ' ■ ■ ■ ~ - Bl FLOOR I COVERINGS A wide assortment of Armstrong s ■ linoleum, printed and inlaid. We ■ measure and lay it for you. Grass Rugs—All Sizes 36x72____51.35 6xJk___s3.2s 9x12 $6.25 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Old Hickory Furniture, Fibre Furniture, Lawn Furniture, Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Oil* Stoves, Refrigerators, Etc. You’ll find it pleasant as well as profitable to trade at BECKMAN’S Phone 71 Home Furnishings Syracuse Visit The Hannah Art Gift Shop You will find an unusual collection of Art Objects which are appropriate for Gifts. Golf Tournament Prizes, Card Party Prizes, and Home Decorations. Articles adorable for personable adornment ANTIQUE GARNETS, JEWELRY, HOOKED RUGS, INDIA PRINTS, EGYPTIAN PATCH WORK, ITALIAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH POTTERY. BASKETS FROM MANY FOREIGN COUNTRIES Aplets the confection of the Fairies. Mullanes Taffies always in stock I The Hannah Art Gift Shop Across The Road From South Shore Inn Antique Shop The Granite Antique Shop ■ ' ' ■ ■ • ■ I Syracuse, Ind. Benton, Ind. Florence M. Vanderwater — :—: F. E. Vanderwater , A visit to these two shops will add to your holiday enjoyment—here you will find the real old time treasures for the home. The quaintiest things you ever saw. ■ - ■ . ■ ' I ' ' ' Prices reasonable—no charge for crating on purchases over $lO. - GOODS SHIPPED TO ANY POINT >

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i SOCIETY * —_♦ J Slimmer marks for Wawasee a social season that is always of outstanding caliber. The soenic beauty of the landscape calls to the many to revel in this pleasure paradise of lake and wooded shore. Great are the numbers that answer this beckoning thus causing a social‘season important because of. the notables and large groups that answer the roll-call. I The Underwriters Life Insurance 'company of Pt. Wayne. Ind., was entertained in a charming manner at ' the Sargent Hotel. July 21. New Oakwood Hotel management that it will lx* ho-t to Evangelical convention from July 31 to August S inclusive. ! The Sargent Hotel entertained. July I 23, the office force of the Bowser Tank I Co., of Ft. Wayne. (The group eonI tained 90 people, and exclamations of praise issued from them concerning l>eautiful Wawasee. Max Erhinan of Terre Haute, well known Indiana poet was a guest of the Sargent Hotel .Inly 21 to 23. Mrs. Sargent announces that Dr. Kingslierry. prominent Indianapolis physician, will lie her guest for three week starting July 21. I The Mirror Magazine factory force of Goshen. Indiana will be guests of the Oakwood Hotel July 30. I J. F. Adkins and wife, hotel proprietors of Washington, Ind., were guests of the Sargent Hotel last week-end. * A Sunday school class of a hundred I»<>p|p will lie entertained at Oakwood Sunday. Mr. Wales Macy, engineer fot* the Carroll Broadcasting Agency of Chicago. arrived here July is from Rome, to at the Wawasee Slip until September 1. Mr. Macy has |>een operating the traveling radio station I WRBZ. and has l>een spending the winter in the southern states with the Redpath Chautauqua. Mrs. Isaliel Grieger was chairman of j the arrangements committee for a dei lightful luncheon, bridge at the South Shore Inn July 19. Six bridge tables were charmingly arranged for the ntendters of the Syracuse Bridge club and guests. Mr. Sears of the Bryan and iSears Autoo Co., of Muncie has purchased the Hastings cottage on Kale Island. Ro> Adams, president of the Athletic club of Indianapolis, was host to a charming house party last week end : n his cottage in Vawter Park. Dr. Owen O'Neal had as his guests at Vawter Park last week end. Mr. Frank Blount of Wabash. Mrs. W. E. Judge was hostess to a f charmingly appointed house party in her cottage at Vawter Park July 22. J W. Stephenson announces that he will have for his guest, during the i l*»at raw's held here July :/> and 31. | Gar \\ ood. famous racing Inuit king. I Mr. Wood manifests great interest' ! in the races, according to Mr. Stephenson. Michael Maroney of Indianapolis ; has purchased a very desirable loea- [ tion at Highland View Gardens ami I ’“•’Utempiating the erection of a j beautiful summer home. ■ I ■ Silver of Indianapolis h..- rel cently w>uipletwl a charming summer Hume in Highland View Gardens. Fred W. Nelson, of Chicago, recently purchased a suite for a summer home at Highland View Gardens.

- MAX WELTON MANOR A HIGH CLASS RESTRICTED COUNTRY HOME DEVELOPMENT 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE Now Under Construction v VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOME - ___ _

t POINTS OF INTEREST * ♦- - ♦ . One has only to make a trip aroundWawasee to note that it is an active metropolis in itself, and as every ( city has its points of interest, and cynosures of pleasure, so. too. has wasee. | One of the best known, and highly] important i»ints ou Wawasee is the WACO D'ancing Pavilion, which is; highly successful under the management of H. Ross Franklin. Mr. Franklin is to be congratulated on the success and reputation of his dances. It is a well known fact throughout the' state that his dances are the cleanest ami l»est conducted that can l>e found: anywhere. Wawasee is indeed fortu-l nate in having Mr. Franklin and Waco! in its active organization. We wish to, extend our heartiest congratulations. ■ Wawasee has on its north shore a hotel that is recognized as the show place of Indiana. It has been erected recently, and has added immensly to the lieauty of the lake. This hotel known to us all as the Wawasee Hotel is excellent in its appointments. A • beautiful view of the watered landscape is afforded from the terrace. The service and management are always the most courteous and they invite the cottagers of Wawasee to visit, and to use the lounge. Mr | Leonard Hicks, of the Lofraine Ho-’ tel of Chicago, is managing director| of the hotel and he is always »>li< ipm* ! for the comfort and pleasure of his guests. The new Maxwellton Manor ou the ‘l north shore of iSynicuse Isike. is near-] '■ 'ing (“ompletion. The general tendency to beautify old Turkey Lake is ■ carried out in this project. It is a [ spot of great scenic beauty and it is. . blessed by a rolling ground that af-| | fords a marvelous opportunity for ai = golf course thftt is now nearing com-; | pletioni It will be an 18 hole. (>7OOI yard course that promises to lie one ( of the best courses in the state. Max-. ' widlton Manor is a country home project, and it is Mr. Boyd’s ihten--1 tion that the sale of these tracts have ' certain restrictions. Situated on the north shore near the B. & O. station we find a splendid . resort known as the Sargent Hotel. It is convenient to a splendid golf course and its beach and accommodations are of the best. Toward the west end of the lake. Wawasee lioasts another new hotel in Oakwood Park known as the New Oakwooil Hotel. It is built on the site of the old Oakwood, affording a panor--amic view of the entire laka The new hotel contains €3 rooms: two screened porches. 16S feet long. It also boasts of a cafeteria that will seat 220 jieople. Mr. Dan W. Beery, the manager and proprietor extends a cordial invitation to all Wawasee residents to visit his new hostelry. Another bathing beach that is notable is the Kale Island Bathing Beach. It is said to l>e situated- on one of the very finest beaches on the lake. Welcome is extended to all; To afford amusement to its visitors Wawasee has on its shore a l<ea«;h ami amusement park of importance named Ideal Beach. It has on its grounds a splendid toboggan slide, rest rooms, bath houses, cases, etc. A park of. this sort adds to the attractiveness of I Wawasee. Known tv all. who have visited Wawasee in years past, is Buttermilk i Point, but it ts no longer to be called I by that name. W. A. Johnson, who recently took charge of the point. | states that it will in the future. l<e called the Wawasee Rod ami Gun club.l Mr. Johnson contemplates a l>eautyj spot that will be unsurpassed on the lake. Various improvements have been and are being made. The h<«t>l is l>eing remodeled and is to l»e strict--ly modern in every respect. He plans tv have in connection with the hotel a tuaehetor quarter and a grill; a social room 60 feet \r 70 feet is being constructed for the comfort of the (Continued on page three) i —

IDEA L B EAX H The Ideal Place For Your Enjoyment SPLENDID BATHING—TOB-O-GAN SLIDE 60-Ft. High, New Sleds, Escalator to carry your sled up for you. • • •’ I - - THE MOST EXILERATING WATER SPORT OF ALL A REAL THRILL . ■ ■! " s f . MODERN BATH HOUSE IN CONNECTION •'’ ■ ■ * For Special Rates, Call C. M. Vawter, Syracuse 367 On South Shore One-Half Mile East of Waco Wawasee Hotel Invites You i * The management of the Hotel Wawasee invites all residents, cottagers, visitors and their friends to visit the Wawasee Hotel *on the North Shore, to use its beautiful lounge, to partake of its sumptous meals—to enjoy all that the Hotel Wawasee has developed to please < its guests. Wawasee Hotel offers fine facilities for club meetings, parties, breakfasts, luncheons and dinners. WE WELCOME. > • * LEONARD HICKS, Managing Director 4 JOHN W. KENNEDY, $ * Manager

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