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| Mrs. George l.. Hutchings of East Orange.
at whose home a small reception will be
held. will have her sister, Miss Marion
Lane. for her maid of honor Miss Gym
thia Goodwin, a niece of Mr.. Goodwin
will be the flower girl.
Mr.. Goodwin. who Is n son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Goodwin. will have
his brother. Arthur Stanley Goodwin. for
his best man. His ushers will be Philip
G~Iazier. Rufus Robinson. Frank Garrett
son and Butler D%uyckinck.'
Miss Dorothy Conron. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Conron. will have one
of the largest weddings of early June.
She will be married on Wednesday in st.
Patrick's Cathedral TO James Butler.
Jr. Cardinal FARLEY will perform the
ceremony aud afterward there will be a
reception at the ST. Regis.
Miss Conron will have M.ss Gladys
O'Donohue for her maid of honor and
Miss Isabel Amy. Miss Marguerite Rad
ley. Miss Catherine Agnew. Miss Estelle
NV ueen. Miss Theresa Farrell and Miss
Genevieve Butler for her bridesmaids.
Pierce Butler will he his brothers best
man and the uslcrs will be william Butler.
Daniel !. Mecnan. Jr.. Justin O'Brien.
,cril Arthur Dr II phiIip and
Robertson Griswold of Baltimore.
Miss Conrone ntcrta ned the entire bridal
party at dinner on Wednesday at the
st. Regis
At the Hotel Gotham on Thursday Miss
Lillian Baron, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Baron of i5a Ross street. Brook
ly, Vli1 la rnnrrfeI IN tnganII Il Sbntnna6
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On Wednesday. June -. Miss Mabel
Booraem SIN theirs. daughter of Mrs.
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wood of Mont"lalr and Miss Hazel Martin
of New York and Springfield, Mass.
Alfred John ChatiIlon viii lac III" best
man. The usherS win M Roy Kendall
Patterson. Arthur Miller. T.. Evrr,l"y Ben
nett and ". Wilson Hrrrick.
Miss Harriet Lent. daughter Of Mrs \
De witt Lent, will he married To David
Ninton Stahl, son of Naval Constructor
Albert William Stahl, on Tuesday, in th"
chapel of 81 rtholomow's Church
Miss Lent will be- attended by Miss Jessie
Boyd rs maid of honor and Miss Evelyn
Ryan and Miss Frances Allison ns brides
maids. Miss Katharine Lewis and Mis-
Jane Katherine Jowctt viii br tn" flower
girls.
Meade Stone will wait upon Mr.. Srahl u,
best man, and ia" ushcrS will he Ralpi
Judson, George Tall. Norton leo and
Ralph MatthicsScn,
In 81 Lakes Episcopal Church, Mont,
clair, on Tuesday. Miss Kathleen DcnniSlor
Crawford, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. \. II
crawford, will II" married. to james W
Sanders. The Rev. ", Il. Steurlry vii
perform the ceremony, which viii he fol
lowed by IA reception AT the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Crawford. Miss Agnes Vernon
will be the maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Eleanor Dick son. Mis-
Winlfrrd Campbell. Miss Ruth Audrus.
Miss Mildred Torney. Miss Marion GOV ana
Miss Helen Van Week.
Charles i. johnson viii wait upon Mr.
Sanders n best man. and the lShers vii
," 4. Victor Crawford n. W ! Funk.
G.. p, Eddy, W. &. Miller. \. Y. Booth anC
W. W. white.
Miss Edith Van Zandt Lane and Milar
Hubert Goodwin will bc married or
Wednesday In Grace Church. Orange
N. j. Miss Lane, who is q daughter o
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summer at Cherrycroft. their country
HON" AT A~nuisIuam. Mass.
Only relatives and u few intimate friends
have been Invited to the wedding of Miss
MARGARET Nryllug Putnam. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Putnam. 10 Lawrence
u. Durham, which Will be- celebrated AT
the home OF her parents. % Willow street,
BROOKLYN, on June ~ Miss Putnam will
have her sister. Miss CAROLYN 4. Putnam.
for her maid of honor. and little Miss
Barbara Barnes. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Mortimer Barnes. viii he Tho
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MISS FRANCES PECK
PNoTo ~ DAVIS ~ SANFORD

in Non, yo-L socis,r Nrs Rrowr 10
l.. Bogert. Her husband. who was
.apta,n of the Yale football team in
1901. died FIVE years ago. He was a
nephew Of Mrs. Pierpont Morgan. his
mother having been Miss Julia Tracy.
Mr.. Lawrence is a widower. his wife.
aho was Miss Hermione Barnes. hav-
ng died less than a year after their
marriage. He Is a son of the late
| Walter n. Lawrence and brother OF
Miss Anita Lawrence.
Mrs. William Fl. Sanford of Itch
field. Conn. announced last week the
engagement of her youngest daughter
Miss Joan Satterlee Sanford, to Fran
els Brewster. son by a former mar
rage of Mrs A. BARCLAY Pentz Of this
city. Miss Sanford is a niece Of the
+ late Wright Sanford. who will be
pleasantly remembered by old New
Workers. and she il the sister of Regi-
Maid Sanford. who married Miss Mil
dred Gillet of this city. Mr.. Brewster
Is a great-grandson of the late Bishop
o]denheimer OF New Jersey. The we'd
ding date has MOI vet been decided on.
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na"n VI 'ne "e',"polis' nr' IN" !,
80 NV" "'"'''o'@' NV
"euoihs VIII TAKE pace III the autumn
"
~ uinhen gwen ny MI, ano Mrs
'ohh H. - 'hurch OF treat harrihg-
ton' Mass recently formal
ment was maze OF the engaeement oil
their MISS RUIN 'hurch' &c
Deiano de Windt OF Wlhnetka' III
m dinner was also the birthday cele-
pratlon or MISS Churchs younger SIS
ter, Miss Mary l.. Church.
Miss Church Ia introduced to So
cicty at a dance given for her by her
parents last September at the Wyan-
tentuck Country club in Great a
rlngton. Mr.. De Wlndt Is a junior at
Williams College. The wedding viii
take place In the fall.
"
Announcement a been made OF
the engagement or Miss Lily Tyler
ughter OF former Governor OF Nir-
GINA j. Hoge tyler and Mrs, Tyler
to HenrysHarrison Wilson OF this city
The Wedding will take place at Hal
wick. the country home OF the brides
parents In east Radford' va.
-
Preparations are under way for a
picturesque entertainment to be hell
on Saturday afternoon at Rverdalf
Park. the country estate OF George w
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Mrs. John r. Parsons, who will as
usual pass the summer in ITnoN, has
taken for her permanent residence the
house at $50 Fifth venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee
returned last week from a visit in
Maryland and are now in Highland
Falls, n. Y, where they will remain
until the early part Of July, when they
viii go To California, to remain three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schief-
felin and their family will pass the
summer at Tranquility Farm. Ash
vile. Me, not far from bar Harbur.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri and
A~lessandro Fabbri will he in Bar
Harbor for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Rogers were
at the Meadow Club, Southampton.
last week. They expect to be abe
to get into their new villa early mex
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Pat
terson are already at their house in
Ok Pasture road.
Mrs. NJ. Dwight Collier has Joined
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. David T, Dana, in LenoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles i. Hoffman
are for a while at their country place
In Cazenovia, n. Y. They expect to
go to their villa. Armsea Hall, in New
port, early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. TwOmbly
will shortly go to Spring Lake, n. j.,
where they will remain until going to
the White Mountains in August.
The Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson and
her daughter, Miss Alexandra Emery.
Will ne in Bar Harhor during the sum
mer.
Lectures for relief funds have been
arranged by Mrs. II, l.. F,sler and
will he given at the country homes
of Mrs. Otto ii. Kahn In Morristown
Mrs, f.. Reeve Merritt In Oyster Ray,
l.. l., and Mrs. William Ayrault Hax-
ard in Cedarhurst, l.. l., on June 3,
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Mrs. NJ. Lawrence Keene has Joined
her father. Frederick Newbold Law.
renee at Stone House, Bayside. l.. |,
where she will be for the summer.
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Mrs. John r. Parsons, who will as
usual pass the summer in lrnoN, has
taken for her permanent residence the
house at $50 Fifth venue.
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land, the country place in South
ampton of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Townsend. who will 20 TO the White
Mountains.
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Mrs. g. l.. Thomas of Erwin Park. Mont
clair. y. j.. has announced the Engage
inent Of her eldest daughter. Miss Mary =
Thomas. to II. Russ Van Week. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T.. Van Week. also Of
Montclair. No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Charles Ianier has gone to Allen
W.nden, his country place In Lenox.
where he will remain for the sum-
npr.
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Mrs. DrcNcl Dshlgrcn has gone to
.cnoN. where she has taken n house
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At the home of her mother. on June a..
Miss Frances Stadholz. daughter of Mrs
Rose Stadholz of sol West iWth street.
will become the bride of NJ. W. Levy.
The Rev. DIR. Lissman will perform the
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Mr.. aed Mrs. .Iherwood Aidrich
have taken for the summer Hope
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The Hon, Mrs. Alfred Anson and
her daughter. Miss Alexandra Emery.
VIII ne in Bar Harbor during the sum
mer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
BRIGHT MUSICAL. COMEDY
SCORE by VICTOR HERBERT

The Only Girl" the new musical
comedy which was one of the big
successes Of last season in New York.
Will be offered by Joe Weber AT the
Academy Of Music on Thursday and
Friday. with Friday matinee.
Henry blossom, who supplied book
and lyrics. and Victor Herbert. Who
composed the music. and was pro
duccd under the stage direction of
Fred q. Latham. These men have
hcen successful before in combination.
as with Mile Modtste" and The Red
Mill" hut not more so than in the
present work.
II was first presented at the Thirty
ninth street Thcater in New York. and
was received with immediate favor. so
great, in fact. that il was quickly
moved 10 the Lyric Thcater which is
Il larger PLAYHOUSE. The story con-
Germs young man about town who
is successful writer of comic opcras
and who has work in hand for which
he needs composer 10 collaborate
lie is led to enlist tho services Of a
Young girl, not without misgivinrs.
however, since he is confirmed!
woman hatcr. In cnlistinG her SER
vices, he makes tho stipulation that
ihe!r dealings together shall be strict
" business and that she is to be
'ic"lth ny MIN just : II she We're
man Notwithstanding this he soon
falls in love and finds that she is the
only girl for him
In writing The only Girl Mr.. Bios
som has departed from the beaten
track and has given to the public n
play that might easily pass the judc-
hent OF the scvcrcst critic. even had
II been produced without music But
when 10 the brilliant lines and UNIQUE
situation Victor Herbert brought rho
wealth Of his genius as a composer.
the combination is well nigh a per
feet one.
Manager Weber promises a superior
production and an excellent cast, among
'he payers selected being: Edna Mum
"eT. REGINA Richards. Elsie Baird. ia
net Mcllwaync. Gcnevicvc HouChton.
I.cona stevens. Franklin Farnum. Rus
sell lennon. Frank Coomhs, Thomas
burton ana Alfred Fisher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
GAIL KANE. Colonial.

in the act Of Les Yardys man and
woman. who give gNmnastic cxhipi-
ton aground and perform some thri!lcrs
aloft. Dangerous and difficult perch
ing on the high bar is featured by the
French gymnasts in their act
Further widening the scope of va
riety in the SHOW will come Hcrskind
lightning cartooniS,, whose drawings
are chiefly comic cartoons OF the day
ana caricaturcs of famous people
The latter half OF the week Will bring
another bill with wide variety Of en-
tertainmont. Among tho moro con-
spicuous features Will be Martha Rus
sell and company in the scenic diver
tSsemeut. Types of StaEcland." Char
acters Of the dramatic profession arc
amusingly lampooned by Miss Rus
sell and Patrick Calhoun. both recruits
from the Legitimate stage to vaudeville
in this protcan pct
Burns and kisson, two funny men,
who sing, dance and exchange rapid
fire paItcr have an old-ti variety
turn OF the knockabout type. which
is described as lugubriously laucka-
bic
The Reed Brothers are scheduled 10
produce one OF the best comedy ring
acts in the business" They carry an
elaborate apparatus using the dying
rings. horizontal and vertical bars and
the single and double trapcze in giving
thci" exhibition.
JONAH Ncrne. the .Alsatian dancer.
VIII be seen in series OF solo dances
OF ms own composition and arrange
ment. and Grey and klunker will offer
songs, dances ana funny talk
The screen department will carry a
now instalimcnt Of the Hearst Sclig war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
DANCERS"
INRIl,S III: IL I

some OF tho strongest vaudeville at
fractions booked for Richmond this sea
son are promised in the two shows an
nounced FOR this week al the Lyric. On
each of The new bills may be found
names familiar on the big time circuits.
Numcrica!ly and artistically, a classic
dance spectacle" is given pre-eminercc
IN the list OF attractions for the first
half OF the week. The production is
labeled The Metropolitan Dancers"
There arc nine in the company, seven
OF the dancccs being girls. Youth
beauty and animation arc said to dis
tinguish the feminine bevy. and n
lavish display OF rich, colorful and ele-
CANT costumes is promised Dances
poses ana tablcauX are presented in a
picturesque setting. with lighting "f-
iectS that contribute to the beauty Of
the stage pictures.
y number that should look good" to
sophisticated followers Of vaudeville is
the act OF Sager Midgley and Dawn
Elton. They appear in comedy va
ricty skit, with Sagcr Midgley IN the
character of boy rube. Midglcy is he
OF The late team OF Midgley and
Carlisle. lie began playing Kid parts
as Il Kid. and has never grown out of
them. Tho skit is crowded with songs.
dances and "midGlcyisms"
Marie Fi,zSibbons. singing coined
icnnc, viii offer a collection OF breezy
/. songs. rendered in pleasing voice by
a pretty girl, who keeps busy chang
ing her dresses and hats between songs
y European novelty Will be provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
The Big Surprise for Corn Owner.
It's sure, simple. Snfc. Quick.

Listen to the wee story Of "Gets-It"
H." Wor!d'S greatest corn remedy It's
a. snort story-only about two feet
Adi! had little Gcts-It.' and corns
A.'"i nor Toe, and every time she put
~ ''olSslt. tho corn WAS sure TO go"
nary, !i,c thousands OF others used
20 "' heroine, suffering martyrdom
"@'l- painful bandageS. irritating
I".N'S' Sp'EN tape. toe harnesses, blood
"l."EIhS ia"ors and scissors, She
~lEE now there's no sense in it, Use
T'hlpi"' new Way Just painless com,
ht"" sense. Millions arc doing IT,
tNt'H'F i"lia. You can wear smaller
.L",S no" You don't have to linn
rt""h" any more or walk on the side
E""I SHOES 70 try 10 get away from
["Hl ,"i"S iou know for sure before
''"i' II that the corn or
'nnHS - gong away For corns cal
use" "Iris and humiur.
W sold hy all druggists,
renee ~ 90 EhIclrn ~ ~ -. Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
MARY pIcKEonD. Little Th.ntcr.
pictures. some fashion displays and
two photographic farccs
TWO MIC TAVORITES SPLIT
LITTLE TIIEATER'S W'IrI.K

: John Barrymore will be the attrac-
: ton at the Little Theatcr for the first
haf of the week in The Incorriyible
i'"hanc, unique combination of
: drama. comedy and romance. 1t is
said TO provide this popular stage
ana screen favoritc with one of the
most unusual characters he has yet
impcrsonatcd on the screen
The comedy OF the subject is de-
rived from a series OF ludicrous mis-
fortunes OF which the young and ire
pressihl" Dukanc is the constant VIC
tim: the drama enanates from the
thrilling manner in which the young
eer-do-well rcdecms himself and
saves the fortune and honor Of his
father. and the romance develops-in
the usual manner OF youth.
For tho last half OF the week comes
Mary Pickford in "Esmeralda." or all
the dramatic successes OF Frances
Hodgson Burnett. IL is one OF the most
appealing.
AS "Esmeralda" Mary Pickford rem
ders, 1t is said. one OF the most touch
ing and sympathetic screen imperso-
| nations of tho year. The strong at
| tachnent for home which this appeal
ing drama cNtols the simple but great
love which II unfolds. and it's domi-
nant human note. have made its sue
| cess on tho stage
! AS photoplay, "Esmeralda" is a
i faithful presentation. in which Mary
. irckford gains further laurels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
BARRY, in

1911. IL is said that John c. Fisher kept
close tab upon the various records
made. and that some interesting figures
were the result. II ran for forty weeks
without an interruption. In that time
o6I."23 people saw the performances.
From October to March not per-
romance was missed and many special
ones had TO be put in to accommo-
date the demand. There were several
people who attended over twenty-ave
performances Of the piece during the
metropolitan engagement. and one
family Of five liked il so we'll that they
sa" fourteen different performances
When IL is considered that six weeks
OF that time were divided into Lent.
before the holidays and during cleo
ton. III" record is all the more as
founding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
AL g. FIELDS MI\sTHiI>
IT !sDAi AND MIDNEsDAS

Little is needed i'm ia, ,,.,. ~, ,,
licity FOR Al q; FicI5.s uirs,rois
ccpr the moro srr.l,rrcrra,,.
coming. which rs 4,.,-5t,.,.i,.- 49,
q Field and Ills -.r rry," $50 ,,i,i
appcar AZ The sc.a.rr,. az W,at. -,
Tuesday ana \y,1,.-,j., ,.,,E -,
ncsday matinee
p,, 49,.
,i,,, '-''.' mas prepared
,,d', ""i,'HS nl Way OF
,'o,G 49,. ->''. ne Nich-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
COLONIAL TnEtTnR.

All the week; continuous pcrforn,-
nncr--Ni"ti"n pictures. Nundny and
iur"da\, ~ !ic tr-.it RUBY: Wrdncs-
uh; aud Thursday. Gal! i,nnr In ..Iicr
Great Match; lHriGn! and Saturday,
"Ihc R"gcncrnIion.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
1.-THE GREAT RUBY" FIRST
on SCREEN At tOIOSJkJ

For Monday and Tuesday the Colo
NAL announces one of the most spec
taoular and thrilling Of recent motion
picture releases, in The Great Ruby"
picturizcd from the melodrama by
Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton.
When this play was produced on the
stage. IL create. Widespread comment
10y reason Of the stUpcndous scale on
which ii was presented. hut with the
1rnntinmeh O. Min pnnn1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
ISIS TiIItTEIl.

All the vcrk; rontinuou. pcrrorm-
ancc-N"tion pictures. Monday aud
lur>dhH, ulgn Hctro,n In ..Thc
tiSrrss; "Wednesday and Thursday,
"Ihe Money Muster: Friday and sat
urday, '>imon the .Ic-icr''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
: Weakly Ca-en6lar -::-
ACADEMY OF, MUSIC

lucsdny and "Wednesday. with We'd
nesdaH mntince-A. &. Field, min
strcI>.
thursday and Fridmy. with Fridny
Entinec-"Ihe Only Girl
>a'mrd"!, mnu'n"r nnd niGht-"Thc
Red Rose" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Ill the week: continuous perform
nncc-l'nrninount pictures. First hnif
oi the week, John barrymore In ..'rhc
lhcorriEihlr nui,nnr": second hnlf
NnrS rici>tord, in '.I:smcrnldn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
$40 Roanoke
and Return $40
NAV
Account Ronnokc Fair.

Account koanOke Fair.
Tickets will be on sale September
18th to cath, inclusive, good on all reg
uiar trains going and returning, and
good for return passage until Scrtem-
her -, 1915 Pullman parlor and sleep
irs cars. Full particulars at com
panys Office at S3S East Main Street
Richmond, Va. Phone Madison 49,.
c. II BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
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Continued on Ninth Page)
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LYRIC IIiEtTI:R.

All the week. with daily matinccs--
Popular vaudeville ana pictures, with
Change of hill ON TIursdaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

room numbers. and the oly-poly med
ley of dances OF the plantation kind
are featured in the minstrel program"
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THE RED ROSE" BLOOMS
TMIGE on SAuI-nn a u.

During the run of the musical
comedy success. The Red Rose
when VIII he seen ut the Academy
on saturday. matinee and night. in
New York al the Globe Thcatcr In
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
HELP WANTED GOOD SHOW

The show which held the boards
at Days Theatre Saturday night was
ali excellent company but their pat
ronage ON account of the rainy. bdd
light, was not as large as it ought
to. have been for a good company is
,1Dnays disc outraged by smal audi
ence. The members of the company
were adj nice people and good ac-
tors and it is too bad that the show
was not more fayorably patronized.
They were highly recommended from
other cities, and the kilograms re
ceiyed by the manager Of the Opera
House were fuIy warranted as a
standing of the company as first
class. 1t lis too bad that the other
daily paper had their hammer out
knocking a worthy company simply
because the manager OF the Opera
House does not see fit TO use their
paper as an advertising medium.
Such tactics seem to be the stock in
trade of the other daily paper. EV-
that reads the sheet under
stands the underlying motive. Their
reputation for knocking is too well
known TO harm any worthy object
proposed or carried out in this
community.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
SUNDAY MAY e STRAW HAT DAT

The weather man Inally tumble
q lie laCL That The men Oh tins
city were amxlCus TO don their straw
.4ey,a III LAe suMnItr. NOW tuaL IL
las a4IUMtQ LAe sun 10 shine III
IAN a few minutes at d uh-,,
mere Is every reason tODellele LAs'l
,uiD4ely, May 10, winch has beCu -.
caIy designated as straw hat Gay vi
- ILght kind Oh aQay Ior L.
quitting on OF the strawllds.
beng The day on Inch The league
oase ball season is to be opened IL
THIS city, it was awise person vino
suggested It as straw nat uayl, lUl
We know what a lot of animation
ii ue aroused when the local team
..u.,s MaIsh1ield next Sunday al u
ne st, qw hats w" not come am.as
/. helping hteIing the fans heads
cool.
II you want to be in the runniLs
see mat your top hamper is made O.
straw next Sunday.