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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
ATHLETICS ar WICHIG ~.
FuEpatrlrkS Men Taper OH In Exercise
Track stars Gsing Abroad.

Although the track team season a. Michi-
gan Is over the athletes have not ceased
work Every dav sees the men out DOING
a small amount OF exercise on the track.
This 10 by advice Of Keene Fitzpatrick,
who some time ago introduced the taper
hg on idea 10 his men 4 sudden cessa-
ton Of athletic work after a long period
Of training 10 bad for the men. point
which Fitzpatrick impresses a. strongly
A. possible on his men.
This he urges particularly upOn tho-e
who have finished their college work and
probably will not 10 anything more in the
way Of athletics Tor some years 70 come.
II ever These men are the most in need
NJ tapering on This idea Fitzpatrick
doubtless will put IN operation a. Prince
ton when he gets there next fail
4 lot Of the Michigan track team men will
Leave soon for tFamping trip through
Europe Among them will h. Horner.
craig. Hall. GOet =. Gamble and Keck They
will go hy cattle steamer IN Europe and
then walk through Germany and France
THIS eliminates Horner from competition
In The 4 4 Ill around championship
Eoss. . good quarter miller. Who vas In the
finals in the iuterroJlegiats- will run for he
New York 4 & this summer We ran hne
race in his trial heat. stopping by mistake
ten yards from th- hni-h and picking up
in time 20 set m a cln-e third % Walter
Palmer and - Young in 81 Us Seconds
Coach Kraenzlein will have HorneT
craig. Gamble. Ross. Lapham and hal
a. a nucleus for his team next year. IN
other words " out Of ~ points viii he avail.
ahle u was not known that lApham would
he back and this comes A. a surprise. Vie
vas third In the intercollegiate running
broad Jump
No announcement has heen made YET ~
the Michigan track captain. II h. supposed
10 I've bstWeen HOrnef and traic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
FAST NOTORBOATS GROWING.
several LIksly Graft Ter the british Gun
nnces Building.

The outlook nos for the successful de-
fence Of the British International Gun d
better than u has been since the challenges
from the two British yachts we're received
several boats have been built or are build.
ing end will he finished soon that are 81.
pected 10 he quite fast and those v no are
Interested In these hoats are doing nll threw
rnn 10 get them up 10 top speed before
the eliminating TRIMS are held
Commodore " n Mely lie % the Motor
noaf Club 81 America Who returned from
England last week SAID he talked with me
british m0iorhOat men about the lnrch-
mont course and They are satisfied With that
locality for the infernat lonal race The
boats built there according 70 rennrta are
doing well and VIII be- quite fast hut mat
What their speed y cannot ~ learned
There WI be several IN the trials 70 b. held
70 select the challenger neat month
The eliminating trials are 10 he held
az Huntington Hgrbor on August n ~
and Is. and the Motor Boat Club has semi
out letters asking owners nf fast hoafs
20 enter those trials IN addition 10 ne
race for the high speed boats there viii
BE- races for other classes 20 hat the three
DAYS MEETING should b. Z very good one
Dr Moreton smart. a British motorhoaf
enthusiast. has offered 4 cur that viii
~ raced for fhen and tho Busianohv
brnihers have offered another
The Motor honf Club viii offer a snerfaI
prize Tor fasi hoats on inland wafarn and
ne date Tor that race " ill he set some lime
prior 10 he eliminnfinR trials ~ thai n
Hose boats that Cnmueie develop rnod
speed thev ran be sent - Huntington to
take Part ip he iTials there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

a plot ssKlOo on tie wet side Of KilbuIn
road narth 81 Chester NEenun. piot - $50,
on tho West side Of kilDurh road, norm o.
Stramord aveaua. plot aoxtoe on the nesdh
east corner OF kenslnaton road and rails
bury ayenue; . plot soxioe 90 ne oast s,le
Of hoxhury road. south Of stewart avenue
a mot IloSit0 on the northwest corner Ol
Oxford boulevard and NTaiiord eNenus.
q plot n1klo Oh the west side % hiAi '...,
ruad, north Of Chester avenue pt9l soAt ,
% The easf side Of BrOmpi0n road. n"rth
% salisbury avenue: q plot eoA IN Ga ne
east side of hrompion road. north ~ wa, :
ford avenue q plot ONioo On the Wsel sll e
Oi hrompton road south % Chesler avenue
plot o0xiOO ON ihs east side Of kilburn road.
north 81 Straifofd avenue
Dlut unKtuD on he west side OF hroinptOn
road. north Of Stratlord aysnur pl9'
ooxlpo on the east side of BriStJn r0al.
north Of chester avenue. q plot ooAlyp oil
me east side ~ kilburn road norm on
SiratfOrd avenue. plOt UoNlgO on we
west side Of RFOmptOn road. north OF @'rai :
ford avenue q plot sONluo un the east SIZE
OF brOmpton road north oI Sa ,iius Z ,,,,,,sv
me, q plot 00xioo on the east site OF hlihutn
road. north Of Slratfond avenue DO,
eoKin0 on the EAST side 81 hriNt0n roau
north Of Chester avenue a plot soAlue oi,
the east side ~ hromuton road, norm ~
Salisbury avenue. q Mot sOxtto on the cas-,
side Of kenslnston road, north of STAFFORD
avenue q plot aoxion on The east side ~
Wellington road, north 81 stewart avenue
q plot sOEi00 ~ the northwest corner o.
hrOmDtOn road and chester avenue, plot
ieextu0 AZ the southwest corner OF hrompton
road and Chester avenue. a plot l2oxln o..
the northeast corner Of BrOmptOn road am.
Salisbury avenns. a plot s0Nt00 ON the easl
side OF RrOmpton road, north oi NteWari
avenue. a plot eoKi0n on the west side OF
nrOmnton road. south OF Chester avenue.
a plot aoNioo on the west side OF Eneton
road. south Of south avenue. plot tzoN
iS2.e on ne south west corner OF South ave-
nue aud Whitehall boulevard. IN the sec
ton opened last week, a plot soxioo on the
northwest corner Of EustOn road and New
Market road. . plot soAioo on the vest alde
q riot a0xtoo on the northeast corner 81
WELLINGTON road and New Market road.
q plot aoViOO on the east side Of " ellington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Ma,,,rI Chrl.lsnsd WIN Rs....

W ThompsOn' new motor boat MAY
he'll vas launrhed At lawley's yard Boston
last week Instead Of breaking a bOttls
NJ wine on the Yachts bows a. she slipped
down the ways Mrs Thompson. the wife
~ the owner, hung a large Bouquet 81
roses on the vessel The MAJ bell is IS
feet long. - feet beam aud feet inches
druuRht She has a e. horse -poWer motor.
hirh % b. exported will drive her twelve
miles an hour aud her tanks ~ hold gaso.
lCue sufficient Tor a cruise % F0u niles
IN the forward part ~ the vessel there are
uunrter- for the Crpu u four ON deck
there b. q nous- which will h. used a. the
dining aud living room. sud adjoining b.
large galley fitted With a large cookin Z
range. q Refrigeration and heating arrange.
ments Tor the entire ynrht IN the engine
room are two motors and an electric Nght-
ING plant AZ there are three stateFOoms
one ~ whiTh b. a double room. and a bath
rnum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Rarlen CITY.

Gage Z. Tarball has sold a. Garden City
a plot iOoN7n0 on the west side Of DevereuH
place bet Ween stewart avenue and hninf
lanes streei north. 4 plot l00Nla0 on the
north beast corneT % Prospect avenue and
Brook sireet. q plot i10125O on the north
fside Of We~ibury rDad betWean lsedert I
mad ard Wetherln road. q plot iO0N1go on
he west side Of Butler place bet tween stow
AT avenue and saint James street north.
4 plOt in0NiS0 on The north side o. Chestnut
stfeet betWeen Washington avenne and
Prospect avenue, plot io0Ali0 on the west
and Wharton place, q plot lO1N1aD on the
south side Of Osborne road between West
hurry road and stewart avenue and q nlgi
iOgx2aO on The west side 81 Washington
enfh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

Eufene v Welsh Of MOrristowu has sold
for Mrs. l.. &. Leek n =. ; Foote ~ Mont
clair the a1ty-siN acre iarta located on
MOrristoWn n Mendham road and about two
and q half miles from Mendham
The farm \ we'll equipped With modern
buildings and n one OF the best known
MendhRm farms. Mr.. FOOte intends TO
occupy the farm AZ 4 country home.
Bart q. FaulhabeT a Co, selling AGENT
for Gilpin Park, Dumont. N J.. have sold
20 the Interstate Land and Building Co
operative Association q third parcel Of
thirty-aiH lota making q total Of ninety
three purchased by this cOncern among
other recent purchasers are Miss Mare
AlleF. Misc NOem@ Ssucey, Miss Marie
s una s.pL " A' Sonssss sr Herman nsTSs5
am. drs Ttiey sssd Mis- johnson. Charles
LindeIl. Mrs sophia ReiaeF. Anton Reiser.
.C. Davies. r, " Clements 4. FISCHER, NJ
and Mrs. =. y. lerman, and Thomas Elliot
four lots on Wyand0tt avenue and Iowa
street
WORT In Gllpin Park is progressing stead
ily The lnterNtafe land and huildihg
Cooperative Association has fifteen houses
well under way. and numerous private own
eFs are building a. we'll
The PARK shore Lard and CONSTRUCTION
Company = developing 4 tract OF land
In the northern section 81 Newark inside
Of the city limits and DO nded on the north
hy the Orange branch % the Erie Railroad
Eeatrirtiona prevent building on lees than
nfy feet frontage. and the minimum cost
~ buildings must BE- ~ Qoo and only one
family residences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

Joseph p Day has sold 10 a syndicate
fhirtv-slH lots II Dehevoise and Green
80 nQn
Neat week the city will begin the work
Of connecting the Queensboro Bridge plaza
With tho hFtdRe structure already com-
pleted BY the penrsylvahia Railroad acrOes
IL wards TO Thomson avenue The delay
IN this work has prevented the South Shore
Traction Company from building IT, line
out Thomson avenue 10 Jamaica. and a.
-O0n a. tho street u completed the company
will begin 70 lay tracks, having already
obtained ~ franchise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Lens Island.

Tho Mcknight Realty Con pany .rsports
the following sales M Thorn Wood, Treat
Neck Estates. 20 J. n. and NJ VI. McVea
IlS s:. Is ~ e S. sIS ro ado pG ioS
medieu. q Mot, lQyiO0, on Elm street, 20
feet vest o. MIDDLE Neck rOad 20 ". T.
Evart. plot. it0AiOo. on Elm street. between
Hillcrest avenue and Middle Neck road
10 N. q. RIDGE. plot. NiOo. on Jim street
between Hillcreat avenue and Middle Necs
road 10 " W Good, q plot. iooNl ~. on the
corner II Hillcrest avenue and Em street
40 Bay side Flushing To d. ". Han. plot
aoxiO0 on I.lnwOOd avenue, between Palare
boulevard and the railroad: TO " Bglden.
plot lOnxiaO. on the corner 81 Palace BOule-
ward and linWOod avenue AZ WhitNstOne.
To ". Juliet. a nlOt. aoAilQ, on seventh
avenue between Fifth and sixth streets.
A. Cedarhursi T GEORGE , Shay. a plot.
tONi0G. on Oakland avenue, between Park
place and kenaingtnn place.
The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company has sold a. Valley stream. TO
y =. iAneon plot t0xtO0. on Milton avenue
10 John N Hayes a plot tOxi0O. on Terrace
place 90 walter Duncan . plot toxi0o, on
MerriCk boulevard. 10 Louis Feller and
Oliver PmPle each plot ,SSioo on Bel sl
FraRklin avenue. 10 & M Brown plot
iOOxIOO on Cottage street 10 J n. Mckinley
a plot sOxiO0, on Emerson place; Co Manton
Honkins a plot a0xi0o. on lanclon avenue
The same company has sold 81 Rocky ille
Centre. 20 Arthur Purcell a plot t0IiOo,
and 70 7 y Andrews a plot eOxiO0. on Loft
ayeRue. 10 D. WolfeIt a plot 50xIoO on
Harvey avenue: 20 John Wolfert q plot
t0xtOo. corner % Windsor Parkway and
Harvey avenue, 10 Vincent kronagel =
plot io0xiOo. on Nassau Parkway 10 Kenneth
Sanderson a plot T5NtO0. and 10 Charles
LeremhA a plot 5ONtO0. on Wash gtOn
avenue 10 Phinsas Lair a plot eoxiiO, on
George street 20 J Hea-ieT a plot t0Ki0p
on Rockville Centre Parkway 10 Thomas
Johnston plot oOXiuo, on Columbus avenue
The new issption re- entity opened nv the
Queens Land and Title Company near
the MassapeQna depot has met with great
favor BY homeaeekers and sales have been
very heavy during the last tao weeks
The company has under way extensive
street improvements and q number 81
houses are In course Of construction In the
development.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Rlr I.s...A.Ia IN Ia,h stree, ssla.

The dry goods Arm Of Callahan a Nor
rissy has sold it, lease on the properly
az Nos ~ and 80 West FOurt eenth street
running through 10 No. A. 70 So West Thlr-
Operate several ave and ten cent stores on
Fourteenth street. The lease 10 for fifteen
wears At an aggregate rental Of more than
ss0O.0o The properly leased consists Of
on Fourteenth street and 30 feet on Thir-
teenth street What the nTm'a plans fol
the future are could not be learned yeater-
day Mr. Morrissy said he had nothing "a
say for the present. but would give out Z
statement during the next few days regard.
ing this point The deal Was negotl ID
by charlie. ! Mckenna Wes-slman
krama we're the attorneys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

The Z n. Ackerson Company has sold 81
Bright waters en- the Great south Hay. ai
Raw shore. l.. T. the following plots
00Tt4O. on the corner Of south Ray avenue
and LinWOod court, bay section sONi@
on BALDWIN BOulevard. zOoNt 20 on the corner
Potter boulevard and 0henango Drive.
isSxioO I'M the pines sertiOn. plot tloxi5n
corner Woodland Drive and Laurence Drive.
aiaO a large triangular plot With a frontage
on aSs feet on Lagoon and Johnson drives.
With side boundaries Of 10 and ~ feet. In
the lakes section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

The Duross company mas leased FOR
philip smith the store ~ No - SiKth ave-
nue Tor a term 81 years 70 the United Cigar
Stores company
The D. N Wendell Company has leased
for che Witherhee estate No, "a Madison
avenue. a four story dwelling. on lot 27xas.
for ave years 70 Mrs. = y Ackersnn. The
hou-s is betaeen rhirty-siXth and Thirty
seventh streets. directly opposite the resi-
dence of Pierpont MORGAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Garssn Glty Ksiatsu.

The Garden cay EHtafes report the foi-
iosina aaiea. 4 house and MOI on the east
II A. % HTiKton road. north Of stewart ave
nue. flr So. 90. a house and plot on Ire west
SIDE uf kenainEion road. north 81 stewart
avenue, for ~, 30 house and riot on TIE
avenue for aii 80. q plot t2oNiol on tho
west side % BriktOn road. south 81 8ieWaFl
aveuue. a riot i0oNig3 5 on The gesi side n
Whitehall boulevard. north % salisbury
Eusf0u road north ~ salisbury avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

Alfred T. Schermerhorn reports the
following rentals az Southampton. l.. T.
Fog Mrs David ". Burnett her cottage on
Main street and Toilaome lane 70 n n.
Quay: for George r. Peabody bic Gables
on the west side Of Main street 70 Cornelius
W Provost. for Mrs. Frances Duer Key,
Wild Rose, IN the Fairlea grounds, TOT =.
Dalyiel for Mrs. Frederic " Belts. Cloyers.
10 Mrs Edward RenahaW Jones. for Mrs.
Lillian G. Raymond MallOck. her Ashton
MOOr on Fir4i Neck lane. 70 n. NJ FER
riday for Mrs y. ~ Kirby her Corners on
FIRST Neck lane and On Pasture road 20
DR.. John ". French for Miss Kate Clssry
Waiter Cutting. Mrs Mlfchell's Bonnie
Dune on Gin lane, 70 Nathaniel l.. Nc
Crsady for Mr. Edward ". Kendall her
cottage on First Neck lane. to John s.
Frank N. Hnlsey his cottage on Atlantic
avenue known ~ Hillcrest. 70 Charles u
Russell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

The clubhouse AZ Belle Terre. Port JET
feruoB T. l. vas opened for the season
Yesterday The Belle Terre Club while
designed primarily for residents Of Belle
Terre. extends hospitality 70 those who de-
sirp 10 make an experimental stay 81 the
estates With 9 vieW TO peTmenent hfiliation
Wtth the colony. The Belle Terre Estates
consist Of several hundred acres 81 beauti-
fully rolling country. With line views NJ
-Sa and land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
CsrBrn Football Pians.

ITHACA june % On 81 iitio1 70 tho
-, heduled football game With Harvard
announced hy no Crimson authorities for
me -s,ond saturday n November JorneI
gill play ChiHnEo By ifha,a on fhe sarpnd
saturday The 0nk other game in that
month viii be in phnad0lph1 on Thanks
giving DAY IN OrtohsT cornell Will play
" Villains. who defeated her last year. Ober-
hu Vermont and the r. r l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
BOSTON CAPITAL COMING HERE.
Tue Draper Family Head . Company 10
Operate IN LSag Island Realty.

The Real Estate Exchange % Long Island
In its Weesly review Ofthe real estate market
says: THROUGH the purchase Of the Taylor
one Of ths Wealthiest families in New Eng.
land In ha growth and the very highest
standard viii BE- maintained In tha develop
ment Of this property. The purchase was
Realty syndicate Among tho princiDals
Of the Draper Realty Company aFe nembers
Of the Draper family 10 which the Governor
Of Massachusetts, hai0ngs and which Is
and textile machlnery, owning sonle q the
largest mills and fouwdries IN New England
The company will develop the properly
IN acreage plots and make 4 Tuxedo
r f' S.t :, ss ,S = s,. Ii Gds s1S
DOuHlastOn Park and h- environs are In
kespina with the high standard for whirh
the North shore n famous
Transit Developments are coming very
rapidly In Long Island and several new
avenues Of travel vii be opened 10 che
uublip in the ueNt few weeks
FIRST 81 these N the section u tho aOuth
shore Traction COInpany'g system be-
iSrmally Opened yesterday and the regular
schedule Wil b. put In operation to-day
The ears ran from the AnityViiis atat ION
o. the Long Island Railroad 10 che babylon
f sssd ~ f.gry 6 hss b s,h ne ~
BY the s0uih Shorp TFaetion Company,
which b operatinR new hoats
The cOmu1nY u nov running cars across
the Queeusbopo Bridge. The city will BE-
gin work In the next fbW days on Diagonal
street. Long Island cry. c0nnectinx up the
approaches 20 the bridge across the Penn
sylvania Railroad yards carrying Queen
playn 10 Ihomson avenue
Wha9 this u Completed the south ahoru
Traction Company VII extend iia line 10
klnlhufNl. Condemnation proceedings ara
under way 10 enable the COMPANY 10 con-
tlnua w. inc through % Jamatrn
The hil signed hY the Mayor ~ anahlo
ne oNugrH Of the afeinWay tunnel 10 convey
auN iu the Interh1r0unh obtaining this
connection Wlih Long Island CITY and nusr.
ating j a. parf 81 TO subway sysism fhii
uM give Long Island Cliy ave cent fare
A. result Of che hEht made NJ che iran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12

sc committee Of Queens routes are nov
being planned for that borough % BE- uutt
upOn the Name terms aa the lines into The
BrORN and brooklyn and TO b Operated
A. part Of the BroadWay-leHRgton avenue
line
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
is DiRr GOOD FOR BOYS?

Some folks say: "oh, let the boy
play in the dirt. 1t is good for him.
| wouldn't give a cent for boy
that keeps his clothes clean" That
may be all right, but what about
the boys mother? Getting the dirt
out of clothes by che use of old
fashioned yellow soap and slow wash
day methods is hard labor II the
boys mother uses Hewitt's Easy Task
laundry soap, which does half the
work for her itself, and which re-
duces washday labor by fifty per cent,
/. is different. Hewitts Easy Task
is five cents a cake and is the great
est nickers worth of soap ever sold.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
PHENOMENAL SIMNIS BROS.

Between the hours of 10 a. m. un-
til 2 p. m. the Phenomenal Simms
Bros. will give free demonstrations
of their medicines at Schmid's drug
store and no doubt many will go
there to see these remarkable young
men. Tonight at 7:l5 Lady Burdell
will feed the snakes at the court
house corner 1t
See the snakes feed tonight; court
house corner. II
Hear Phenomenal Simms Bros. to-
night; court house corner. II
People will talk after they see
Lady Burdell feed the snakes to-
night; court house corner. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
Mr.. Speaks is one of those sins

Mr.. Speaks Is one of those singers
who tells the story i'm each song In
q simple, unaffected and impressive
manner always finding his way
quickly to the hearts of his audience.
He sings with a freedom born of
easy tone production and with a rich
mellow quality delightful to hear. In
terpretatively also Mr.. Speaks left
nothing to be desired. His own songs
ELECTED much applause and he was
compelled to respond to several en-
Leader.
Mr.. Speaks at Parish House Tues
day evening. 4-16-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
CHAS. SCHMIDT & co.

There was a large attendance and
much important business was con.
sidered at the regular meeting of the
United order of Commercial Travel.
lers held Saturday night
After passing through the regular
order of business the oath of office
was administered to two officers who
were not installed at the last meet,
ing. Ray Bonnette was installed as
secret councillor and r. E, McAlllster
as page.
Three very Important committees
were appointed at this time. They
were as follows:
Entertainments Harry C. Gill, Ros,
coe ID. Mezger, j. III. Carbaugh.
Relief and Resolution; ]. III. Dund.
ore, n. ]. Bishop, w. A. Longbon.
Memorials j. r, Sifrltt, II. II. Hug,
gins, &C. c. MattoX
At the conclusion of the business
meeting. a short social session wa.
enjoyed. t~}
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
members of Il

members of the Philomathean club
participated alta the East church
The literary afternoon at which
members of the Philomathcan club
participated at the East church street
home of Miss Francis Frye Satur.
day was thoroughly delightful and
instructive.
Roll call responses were "A Verse
of Your Favorite Song" the result
being quite n diversity of musical
numbers showing varied taste In
compositions. Miss Helen Houghton
read n biography of Patti" with
sope stories of her career as the
worlds greatest soprano. Miss Louise
Burgtss told Of Nordica, possessor
of one of the most sympathetic and
wonderful voices in musical history
The literary hour closed for the
pleasures of temptingly spread
luncheon table adorned with spring
garden flowers and dalnties. Later
there was general sociability TO com
plete the afternoon of pleasure and
profit.
Practically all members were pres.
ent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
NOVICE.

The ]. T.. Sifrltt Sunday school
class of the Epworth NJ. f.. church
will hold a social Thursday even
ing April 21st, at the home of Ida
Showen on Oak street Each mem
Der of the class is requested to bring
two articles of food in a box for a
grab sack supper.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
RE&NN#&9s&@@ss sE
! SOCIETY {
! and CLUBS d
E9G4G9EEE 9EEE 9sSs8s9E5

The engagement of Mr. j. Ralph
Snyder, formerly managing editor
of the Mirror, to Miss Edith Turner,
of Urbana, was formerly announced
at an artlstically appointed luncheon
at the home of the bride-to- -be's par
ents last Thursday evening.
Centering the table was a crystal
bowl of rainbow tinted sweet peas
in bridal wreath of the white blos-
SONS caught with a butterfly bow Of
pale pink tulle. lighted candles with
attractive scene. The favors were
dainty bridal wreaths of the sweet
peas ties with the white satin bows
and the date of the wedding, June
sixteenth was announced on exquisite
place cards bearing clusters of hand
decorated Joy bells being rung by sly
Dan Cupid. After luncheon hours
were congratulatory and happily in
formal in nature
Miss Turner is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Turner. and is one
of UrbanG's most charming and ac-
complished young women. She Is
popular socially and is the leader Of
the younger set of that city. Mr..
Snyder is also popular i'm social cir
cles. lie. is an experienced news
paper man, having been connected
with various important dailes through
out the state, and at present is man
aging editor of the Gary Indiana
Post. He is a member of the Tally
Wag club ana Elks Of this city where
he is well ana favorably known.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
ARE MARRIED.

The marriage of Mrs. Callic Har-
riet and Mr.. Phillip Shambaugh. both
of this city was celebrated by Rev
Mr.. Miles Of the United Brethren
church Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock
The service was read IN the
church parsonage, the bride and
groom being unattended. They will
make their home in Marion where
both are well and ravorably known.