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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

Best in the County are at the Lancas-
ter Fair.

The string Of T. III. Smiley & Son
consisting Of six head OF horses with
the Madison Square Garden, Bourban
Prince, has stable on the ground ur-
der the direction OF Big John Smiley.
Star Peavine, three years saddle stall
lion in this shipment won ON the track
at Mt. Sterling last week and Is con-
sidered by repre- sentative hOrSemen to
be the best three year old stallion in
this section.
T. s. Scudder, Familiarity known as
Dick" has his stallion All Peayine
and winning bay mare.
Rapid Richard is the star represen-
tative of the Peavine family In Ken
lucky, and the best Judge Of feminine
fnery in this section.
Billie Burton "T:tian Blo1dn OF
Garrard county, is also among US and
his bright cOuntenance can be seen
daily in the ampi-theater at the fair
grounds.
T. w. Ray, of Knoxville, has the
best string that he has ever brought
10 this section, headed by the fancy
harness school gelding, White Silk.
He also has black combined stallion.
four years old and a chestnut mare
called Virginia Wea:hers.
j. s. Nichols, Of Woodburu. XIV.
has a stable of seven head, consisting
OF a gelding, Indian Boy, the famous
State Fair and horse show winner.
These horses are under the manage
ment of (Sterlingl Steele Nicholson,
who has the representative champion
of the above named gelding.
POwhatan Farms, of Pewee VaIley.
KY, Richard w. Schultze, proprietor.
has twelve horses, headed by the
champion saddle stallion GIennworth.
This horse defeated every stallion in
his class last year. winning both cham
pionships at Memphis and is considI
cred the best going heavy harness
horse ia the circuit today. He also
has the sensational walk trot mare.
Queen Qualify, who WON the walk
trot stake at Mt Sterling last week
and is judged by the best judges in
the State to be a better individual
than the s5,O0O.0O Lawrence Jones
purchase, that this farm sold last year.
Bud Jim James, of Harrodsburs,
Ky, has three head of road horses,
one Of them the best in this section of
the country. Mr.. James is the best
judge of a road horse that this public
has ever seen
Abe Coleman, of HarrOdSburg, has
four head consisting of five bay road
mares which have won throughout
this circuit last year and that looks
like the state champion winners for
the year 1910.
Wray and Walker, of Stanford, are
also among US with their fancy stall
lion, Carol Preston, and the undefeat-
ed three year old mare, Sallie Brooks.
Messrs. Bright. Rogers and Nc.
Hughes OF Danville, are on the ground
with string OF good ones among ahem
the fine stallion owned by Mark Coins
of this county.
Mr.. w. c. Fitzpatrick, of Paint
Lick. will show his good young stall
lion. Crestlond
There are many other horses at the
fair here and more coming.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Dull Court Day.

A small crowd attended county court
here last Monday and very little bus
mess was transacted Capt. Am.
Bourne reports it the dulest court
day in twenty years. He only sold
two horses on the street, one at $50. 90
the other at $1,000. The farmers
were all getting their work up so they
could attend the Lancaster fair.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
At Home For The Fair.

DR.. ChaS. thinner Is at home for the
fair. He is now practicing dentistry
at POmerOy Ohio, place of about five
Thousand Inhabitants and is doing
nicely. ENJOYING good practice. We
are glad that Dr. Zimmer is doing we'll
for he deserves credit as it was thro
his own efforts that he learned this
good profess ion. and now that he is
thriving he has every reason to feel
proud Of what he has accomplished.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Examining Trial Continued.

Ounce Tankersly was in the County
Court Tuesday for an examining trial
for the killing of James Ross. The
Commonwealth was ready for trial.
The defendent asked for a continuance
until Saturday. which the Court
granted aRd ..Tankersly was ordered
back to jail to await the trial day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Serious 0peration.

Mrs. Katie Conn Tins,ey left Tues
dav for Louisville where she will be
operated on for appendicitis at an in
Urinary in that place. We are indeed
sorry to hear that she is sick but hope
that few more days will see the
young bride of only a few weeks we'll
and happy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Roll Call Services.

Next Sunday, July, 3lst, the Paint
Lick Christian church will hold a roll
call, all day service, which will begin
at 10 a. m, dinner on the ground.
Preaching by F. M. finder at 2:3O o.
m. Everyone is invited to attend and
it is especially desirable that every
member of this congregation be pres
ent at the morning services.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Doing the Fair.

Muir Senple of Louisville, Kv., lie
the debutant,s delight Is among US
In all of his glorious glory. and will
be seen In daily promenade In front
OF grand stand on the left hand side.
Calling cards can be left at this Of
flee
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
No Drinking on Trains.

According to new law which went
into effect recently. no persons are
allowed to take drink of intoxicating
liquor on railroad train. Conductors
are given power to make arrests and
turn the prisoners over to the author
tiles of the county in which the often
Sc was committed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

DR.. Pierce is called from the town
this week by serious illness of a rela-
tive. He will return to meet appoint
ment next Sunday at ii a. m. at the
Methodist church here unless specially
detained by vent deferred.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
CLAYTON A. ARNOLD
PRESIDENT OF THE GARRAED COUNTY
FAIR ASSOCIATION.

The good fair this year is partly
due to the good work of our spleudid
President and the untiriDg efforts and
popularity Of both cur President and
the Sect, Mr.. r L. Elkin. Perhaps
some people think there is no work
for the Sect, and that it is ''cinch"
job, however if they had seen our Sect
burning the midnight oil doing work
for the fair, we think that all would
join together saying that he has done
more towards the success of the fair,
than any other man.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Attractive Advertisement.

The Bowman Realty Co., whose
large ad is on the back page of this
paper, have another attractive adver-
tiSement in the window at the store of
Haseldep Bros. Drop around and
look at it,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

We appeal to all those who owe US
for the paper to either stop at the Of
flee and pay US or mail check at once
as we are in need Of funds You can
tell how much you owe by looking at
the label On your paper as it shows the
exact date to which you are paiG up.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Good Show.

The Lyceum Comedy Co., who are
showing under a tent at the Bail Park
arc putting up nice clean show, and
are drawing good crowd every night.
Their play Tuesday night was ''Slaves
of the Orient" and was enjoyed by
every one present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Grand Work.

Mrs. Fl. B. Pearcy and L. 5. Harvin,
of the Cbildren's Home Society of
Louisville, will be in Lancaster Mon
day Aug, LIST with 10 children. boys
and girls, whom they wish TO place in
good christian homes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
For Sale

A farm of 122 acres near Lowell, well
watered, in walking distance Of
church, school. post Office and railroad.
A nice four room cottage on place.
A bargain if sold at once. For further
information call on or write,
Willie B. West,
1927 Lancaster, KY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28
Successful Operation.

Willie Fox Logan returned from
the hospital at Louisville Saturday,
where he was operated on for Apendi-
citus. He is almost well now but will
not return to his home in New York
until after August 1St.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

Mrs. DOvie Sutton and Michael Raw
are i'm Ottawa, Ontarla. Canada, put
ting their Rays improved water
filter on the market"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

We are endeavOIing to get out a
good paper and hope that our friends
and patrons appreciate our efforts,
and tell their friends to take the paper
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

John juneau (cOI has opened new
barber shop in the room next door to
The Post office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

Rev. Henry n. Faulkner. of Phila-
deiphia, filled the pulpit at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

For Sale, . hoah veiRhing about
Us pounds each. See 4; b. Bassin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-07-28

We carry in stock. Knives
Sections, Guards Etc. for
all make of machines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
HEAA rRE CREsCENrs rRRUM.
AlandollA and BaRJs Players and Ohs ulsO
Cluh 20 Give en- EneHrtAlnment.

One of the attractions Of the winter
season In Brooklyn has bssn the croaosnt
Athletic Clubs Mandolin and Banjo Club
The Cresoant club u FeAlly q collection
u smaller organizations. Each pAatims
has Ne own oOterio Of supporters and
these form the one bag club.
Ths Mandolin and banjo Club Il one
Of theee aud the 0los Club Il another
The Mandolin and Banjo Club was
formed about two yeAEa aaO. Whsn J. NJ.
Heatherton gathered togethaf q lev
members who could play. Il did not tahe
long for this club % become populaP,
and thiSlWintar u has had 20 refuse onRa R0-
menaa because there have ben 90 many
Invitations 10 play. The club has taken
part w many entertainments Tor Brook
lyn,s charities. The 0loe Club q managed
BY Fred Rycroft.
These two musical clubB will give an
entertainment IN Historical Hall. Pierre
p0nt and Clinton str0s1a, BROOKLYN, next
"Wednesday evening. The Mandolin and
Banjo Club will have the assistance Of Ia
auxiliary dramatic corps. The clubs have
given entertainments az the MoneAuk,
Brooklyn. knickerbocker Field and the
Long Island Automobile clubs, but at
those clubs only members Wero admitted
In order that friends Of the Crescent club
membens may have q chance 70 hear these
clubs perform the hall has been engaged,
and any profits that may be made win be-
used 70 put tho clubs IN better shape foE
next annnun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
ACroRg FuNp EAIR
mere Than $4,000 to ne SCENT 81 thS
Deooratlona Alona

mere man $4,000 to ne Spent "a me
Decorations AlOn&
Charles Durham, general manager Of
the Actors Fund Fair, said yesterday
that = matter Of sOmething over boo,0oe
will bs spsnt On deooTating the 6svanty-
firss Regiment armOry for the svont
The scheme Ia In imitation Of tho 0ardsn
Of Versailles. Tue promoters say that
Il viii b the greatest charity AFFAIR
ever held IN New York. More than tiso.-
600 worth Of goods has been donated 70
be sold.
One Of the features announced d the
ChAnteoler booth OF the Gotham Club.
og which Mrs. A. G. Brooka 10 president
-ChAnlecler' himself q pri1e winning
bird, will be raffied OF a. 10 cants q share
by Maibelle Heikes Justice. daughter
Of the late James Monroe Justice OF In
diana. Chances on the bird, q Blf OrpinR-
ton, arc being sold already BY Mra. Broom
and Ma Justice. The flower booth viii
b. In charge Of Mrs. James 6peyoT, Among
the pAeroneases are Mra. Cornoliua Yan-
derbllt. MEs. Henry Clsws. Mrs. William
Mrs Robert 0oolet, Mrs. William jay. MFa.
Edmund l.. Bayles, MEs. Philip Lydig.
Mas Anne Morgan. Mrs. Henry Wertheim
and Mrs. CortlAndt Field Bishop.
There are 20 b more than 100 booths
The management announces tha9 th0
fact % the large donations IN the way
Of goods will make Il practicable 70 aDll
q retail prices or even below. The lArg-
est revenue. however. "a expected tron
admiaNiona
Other booths promised are the Beauty
booth. where Mrs. II. B. Warner and a
number Of tho best looking women on
the stage will display q line Of vanity
goods. and incidentally will show what
can be done with cosmetics when you
know how; the brass booth, containing
articles imported from tho East expressly
| for the fair; the burleaquo booth. which
SUCCESSFUL women Of the buriesque branch
Of the stage will have In charge; the Play
T, ere CLUB booth. with q collection Of relics
Of the great ones Of the stage: tie vot-
ing booth. where the most popular actress
vii b voted for, the prins 20 DO diamond
| pendant and chain, and another where
votes will be cast Tor tho most popular
actor. the prize In this case being the
watch carried by the late Lester WallAok.
Jack Barrymore and Mary Ryan have
been taking course IN soda wafer draw
ing e aome Of the city's very best drug
stores In Preparation for their duties
az the fairs soda fountain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Nsws e Plays aaa PIayer..

Tho New Theatre closed lie first season
last night, when the curtain was runR
down on 'BesthOven.' Tho house was
sold out 81 both performances. AZ the
same time the New Theatres repertoire
company closed lie two weeks engage
ment in Boston and left for Providence,
where it viii open Monday. During the
regular season Of twenty-five weeks the
New Theatre has given ice performances
Of twelve plays, four Of which have been
classical and eight modern. The second
season will open In October.
The Shuberts announce that they have
acquired for production early NEXT season
q new modern play entitled The
Droamors' BY Laura Nelson Hall. . well
known actress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
WEDDINGS.
CaEnell MesIon.

Robert @. Cornell and Mlss Marie Weston.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr. Everett Lorraine
Weston, were married At o'clock yesterday
afternoon In the Madison Avenue PFssby-
terrain Church ,MadlaOn avenue I'd seventy
hrst street. Tbs Rev. Dr.. henry sloane
Conn. pastor % the church. performed the
lilies 81 the valley and Fardenlas Mrs. Julian
\ MyTick was the matron Of honor, and the
maid Of honor vas Miss Dely Weston. a
sister o. the bride The bridesmaids were
the Misses MAJ Eldred, Estelle Wooley.
Of the bridsarOOm William d. Brewer was
the best uan. and the uahers we're Burdett
ktpp. Edward Lsaske. Charles LoeseT
Harry ~. Hewitt and ]. Robinson Richter
home Of tho bride parents. - East Seventy
ninth nfrnnf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Fuller and Alss Martha h. WeightmAn
has been announced In Philadelphia. Ths
bride-elecs is q granddaughter OF the
late William WGghtman. the millionaire
chemical manufacture. She 70 the
daughter Of Mrs. James Wigtgg By her
former husband. William W@ghtmAn,
Jr., and Tssiels with her e 1871 Walnut
CouFtland Psnfsld Of this city. Who before
her seoond marriage wAa MFa Anne
WeiRhtman Walker. Who from her fathsre
inheritance Il one % the Fiohost women In
the world. The prospective bridegroom
a q son % Mrs. William A. ~ Fuller 81
7lle Spruce street and Il Q member Of the
Racqust. White MArah Valley hms and
PhilSdelphia Barge clubs. He h also On
the active roll Of the Fra Troop Phlla-
delphia City Cavalry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

wHEArITT HINTS. l. /. April 70 Misc
Eliza beth Morgan. daughter q Mr.. and
Mrs 2. y Morgan, and De Lancey X, az,
sop Of the late Col Jay. were married AZ
noon to-day az the country home Of On 2
bride's parents The Rev. John CQflbe U
undated The pariors were banked Nth
Cgt flowers and spring blossoms. palms.
American beauty roses. kuiarneY rosess
iiie. al the valley carnations and lilacB.
Mi-s Katherine AlorEan sister Of he bride,
wa- flower giri The bridesmaid Uers
Mss Dorothy Payne. Mas Eleanor Green,
Ma Dorothy Morgan ant Miag Martha
Raeoa The best man Waa Mr. Livermore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

leu, Collin a. Ball. Z. 3. A.. and Misc
Maude Lorraine Emo daughter o; Mrs
Walter X Eno Of sSi West Ifld street, we're
married at o'clock Yesterday afternoon
IN the Chslnsa ERiscopal Church .I7sth street
and Fort washlAEton ayshps, The. Rev
A T. Wyckoh Of Spring Valley, y. Z. an
UNCLE II the bridegroom, performed the
ceremony The bride waa attended BY the
Misses Alice Perkins. Constance Watlins
and liner Cock. Lieut. ThOmas l. Crystal.
n s. was the beat man. and the ushers.
who we're In uniform, we're Second Lieut.
iol.n McDoWell, L. B A., and Second Lieut.
3snry ri Arnold. Z. s. A., Of the Twenty.
ninth Regiment. Lieut. Ball b stationed
Il PlattsouTg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Allen Merrill Rogers and Mlss Marie K.
TObey, daughter Of Mrs. Katharine NJ.
Tobsy Of 20 West Fifty-aevonth street. we're
married az Z O'Clock yesterday aftenoon
In ~ Thomas,s Episcopal Church. 2 fth
Dr. Ernest NJ Stires. rector OF the church,
performed the ceremony.
Miss EllRAbeth TObsy. q sister ~ the
bride waa maid Of honor, and the bridee.
M aids Werp the Misses CathaTine Conn and
Ethel Palmer Edward Allen Olds, IF vas
the best nan. and the uehera Wero Reginald
Poster Mortimer ~. Singer, l. Harding
RoRers. Charles Milne. Valentine Chappell.
and George u. n Allen. reception fol-
loved the ceremony az the Hotel Gotham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Stern Brothers
Tomorrow, an Important Sale Of WOmsn'S
Suits and Summer Dresses

Walking SuItS,
Three Piece efieetS Entire Dress Of FOurd Silk $40 IN
Tand Serge Coat lined With Poulard, at O%'VO
Actual ValEe $500 ...'.
Two Piece effect Of Rame Linen, Two Styles, ~ S0
Coat trimmed With adjustable satin collar AI'"O
Actual Value 24S0
Summer Dresses, .--
Of LnRerie, Entire Dress Of EyseG S95 R0
Embroidery and Lace, Actual Value SSO.O0 OS'~V
Of Eyslet Embroidered French Linen, trimmed IA IN
with lace and leather belt Actual Value S34S0, So ~
q P :s1 FS :%Sos s Actual : H Ta. % 1870
= !' :.., I IL; sa Irish A,.. v.u. . 1880
:: 81, s'; ;::Is! Linen &C.,: Actual VAIN. ,. 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
HENEFIr FOR WIS. FAUST
Al the RrOadWay Theatre Tonight Under
the Direction Of Lev Fields.

performance h n be- given az ths
Broadway Theatre tonight for tho beneit
J' the mother % the late lsotta Faust
Ir.s p,vfo~mance D. under the personal
.r-ctica ~ Lew Fields Wtth whose pro-
i. tons shs WAs employed tor several
- -1us
t1Ir'.s J. Ross will act aS stage direc-
t0- and aniOAg the volunteers are Blanche
Rag. Nora Ave and lace NprNOrth,
irene Frankir. stella Mayhev. Maud
. arm ert. George Nolroe and the Mar
ralloIs Millars. Nho come from Phila-
ds.nh.a from -lhs Midnight sons COM
grGy in which MlNs Faust last appeared
Harry GIlioh. Miss Ptnnis hradcome and
ha-.ss Ninninger aF6istlng Miss Ring.
fdia F1y Melville Ellis IN a gianOlogue.
'.a eIEtt NAdnaps. ssrson's Tiny Town
.lupany from the Now 0rx HippOdrome.
q. lesca and bis dancers. Vernon Castle
Alld boo ok sisters from the -Old Dutch
f. .usany. and lew Fields himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Myers ClaFksOa.

PoroHELFPsIE. n. y. April % Miss
Mary Adelia Clarkson. daughter Of Robert
X. Livingston Garrison. and Ksllock Myers.
4 New York broker. we're married to-day
IN - paul's Eplsl opal Church, Ilyol. q
al 40 p. 81. 81 the Rev Do. Richard Dulneld
kane rector Ths brides sister. Miss
Pauline Clarkson. VS. maa o. hoh9T
1tskerg Followtna tho reremony a breafa
go Waa served az Md wood. Mr.. llaFkson' e
Country plare Guests from View YORK
cams IN q special train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

william n. IviRs. IT,. and Miss Florsnne
WymAn we're married a. noon Yesterday
IN the building Of tho Appellate Dtvision Of
the Supreme Court. Madison avenue and
scott % the Supreme Court. There Wero
no bridal attendahts, end only the TN
mediate members o. the families we're
invited 70 the ceremony. Which 40 tol-
loved Nv q wedding brsakfasl 90 the home
Of the groom = parents IS East Twenty
afth street The bridegroom vas grad
uafed from Harvard University IN the
lass Of ia0i The bride II an artist and 10
The only daughter Of Walter &. NTman-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Edward Victor Gamblsr and Mias Edith
May Russell. daughter Of Mr.. and Ars Lee
W Russell Of Atlanta. Ca. were married
AZ a.. o'clock Yesterday afternoon IN the
church OF the Incarnation. Madison avenue
and Thirty-h fth street. The Rev. DIT, W.T.
lam ~ GrOsyenoT. rector Of the church.
performed the ceremony. Mira Eugene
II Rode Was the bess man The usherl Here
r. j BabcOck and p. A. Powell. The
bFidaaroom h cashier Of the Merchants
Erch angs National Bank Of thiS city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Mlss Katherine Hawisy Truax. . niece
~ he late supreme Court Justice TruaE.
was married yesterday a. noon 81 the home
NJ her mother, Mrs Chauncey 8haider TruaK,
AZ lie Wyoming Apartments, seventh ave.
NE and fifty Nth street. 20 Lloyd Paul
stFyker Mr Slrykers father, the Rev.
HI Wooiuey striker, president % HamiltOn
College oeictated The bTideEroOm cones
nom Clinton. ~ Y. and u In the District
ifornsvis ONCE In this city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

The marriage Of Edward P. York and
Miss Muriel Gould. daughter Of Mr, and
Mrs Charles Juds~a Gould, was celebrated
At y clock yesterday noon IN 80. George
Episcopsi Church. The Rev. FTanklin
Babbttt. rector Of Craze Church az Nyack-
on the Hudson, performed the ceremony
Mrs. John NJ HOwells vas the matron Of
honor, and tho 0set man VS. y. Van Wyck
Wiqkea The uahers we're Herbert Palmer
Herbert simmons. Aubrey Van Wyck GOULD
and Frederick EaRles reception 70 whtch
200 guests were invited followed tho oeIe'
rr0py 81 the home Of the brides parents
$50 Nest Fnty-nsnth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Stern Brothers
Upholstery Departments
FURNISHINGS for Summer Homes

Furnishings tor Summer Homes
Chnt1s Cretonns and Java Prints in Spreads Curtains
and Covers 20 match
Prints in very desirable color effects for the furnishing Of Verandas
Halls, DenS, Living, Dining aud Bed Rooms
Lace angn for Full Length Windows Sashss and Easements
Also
Tomorrow, the following Special Values
Muslin Curtains Pair CSC, LIS, LIS
Usually Sold at Sl.2S to IT'S
Novelty Curtains Pair 'l.3S, los, 2.2S
Usually Sold at SI.sS TO Its
Marie Antonette Curtains Pair 1878, 400
Usually Sold at S4.7S to SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

The marriage Of Percy Ksmpsr Croker
and Misa Anna Macarthur breeze vas oels-
b-.r.d Al neon yesterday at the Church 81
m afarv fhs Virgin. In West Fortv-aiHth
y, S'' The Ss' Rev q. u Barry. ID. ros.
Tor % Tho church, pgTiofnod 70 ceTP-
mony. NJ and 80, Sl9sssr w 1850
after October 1 q % We4ningtcA piAet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Graham-JeRcrsSa Engawsmsas.

MoNICLAIR. n. j.. April %. Announce
ment has been made here Of the snGnguD
msnt Of Miss Sarah Jefferson. grand
daughter Of the late Joseph jefferson,
the actor, the GeoGreyf Graham. con Of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Graham Of Mont
clair. Miss Jefferson and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Jefferson. who reside a.
BuEzards Bay. formerly lived here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

There vas = large contingent Of New
York bridal guests in Trinity Church az
Boston yesterday St the wedding Of Miss
Alice Sohisr and Herbert shaw. The
bTidaavuom's mother. Mrs. 4 PaTkman
shaw, was a Miss Bramwell Of this CITY.
chester Burden assisted a. best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

One Of the weddings n take place on
"Wednesday. June I. IL that Of Miss Edith
Moore and B. Talbot B. Hyde At the home
Oh the brides parents. sir and Mrs. James
Moore. Jr.. I West Seventy-eeoond street.
A sister and cousin Of tho bridegroom. the
Nissss Mabel Hyde and Clara Hyde. Will
attend as bridesmaids. Archibald Q. Foss
viii assist az best man and the Messrs.
William 4. swords, V Event Macy,
George q. Hsye and Alien WardWell viii
be ushers