Ann Arborites At North Lake

A party oompoaod of Mrs. James B. Gott, Mrs. A. B. Wood, and the Misses Edietk Wood, Jessie Wood, Lottie Hall, Clara A. Gott, Lou Gott, Lou Douglas, Euima Heaiey, Ida Bell Wincholl, Estella Mozart of Ann Arbor, and Miss LibbieKllis of Detroit, and Messrs. Louis P. Hall, Win. R. Henderson, John S. Henderson, Chas. N. Hall, Gillie 8, Pitkin, Louis W. Wood, and Fred MuReynolds of Ann Arbor, Rheinhard Rahr of Chicago, Clms. H. Hodges of Detroit, Bovven Bhoemaker of Jackson, Rollo B Oglesby of Plymouth, Indiana, Arthur Stimpson of Detroit, loft Ann Arbor on the morning of the 3Oth of June and pitched cump in the afternoon at North Lake, about 18 inilea from Ann Arbor. On the south bank of the lake about 16 rods frora the shore is a beautiful grove somewhat elevated, in whioh the party located. Aftor a stay of two weeks, during which tirae they were visited by numerou8 f riends fronj Ann Arbor as well as other places, returned home Monday, July 15. The boys in particular pronounce a fine time: fishing excellent, and game pleutiful. During their stay there they were photographed by Revenaugh, and listened to a fine sermón delivered by Rev. Mr. Sunderland, on which occasion there were nutnurous persons present from the surrounding villages. One Wiio Was ïhekk.