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RENTING ALONG THE sovvD.

Fish & Marvin have rented for J. q.
Phelps stokes his cottage on CaritaS
Island 80 Wallaek's Point, stamford.
go John piIara coSgrave uf New York (.
'or T.. G. pomcroy his property at
Orieuta Point. Na'naroreck. known as
Cakholm, to George Hunter smith Of
'~h'licothc, ohio the property Of !. All
sur Kelly, comprising two acres with
largo colonial house ~ Rye, to Harry
Content; ror Albert y Morgan his
property as i.erchmon', 10 r.. &. Rich
ards 81 his city Tho land comprises
two acres and there is n large frame
dwelling outhuild'ngs with Charles
<. Faulkner. Maple Terrace. the prop
crty OF Mira. g Rodriguez AZ Port Ches-
ter. 10 Mira. Julius Ellinger, Tho land
comprises five acres with n large dwell
ing completely furnished tho property
OF William Il Treadwell, consisting OF
Ninety acres IN tn" township OF Mount
Pleasant. The tenant Ia James w. lib
bard Of this city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
LLBOU ALL AROUND STAR.
Glencoe a. e. Man Wins brare 80
Observation-Disclosures in Two More.

g. Lahou 81 tho Glencoe Athlete Club
wa. tho star o. tho Harlem Athletic
League track and feli arne held on
his clubs grounds yesterday. He won
tho 30o Yard dash and running broad
iu,rp, finished second IN me sixty yard
sprint and helped his team win the med
ley relay raHe.
Terry lIqlp'n % TIRE Mornirr%d~ Ath-
lc.'c club and Hugh Jennings ~ the
Glencoe \. . T"r" two t'mo winners.
Tho former Won 80" one and two milc
runs. tine latter taking the running high
iiup and twelve pound shotpu'.
I've medley relay rae" WAS a picnic
for the Glencoe team The -. Josepy'-
Y. VI. \. ard - Marks q G.. frisfGl
IN order Ia ned.
The Glonco. A. -. swampeh its rivals
IN scoring noints. Tho East l26th street
bunch ,rrralled 81 points, The Nor
,nrs.de 4. g WIS second with % and
81. .Ioseph'a Y. ~. \. was third with O.
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KOLEHMAINEN GETS
EVEN WITH KYRONEN
Earns Revenge for Defeat in
Road Race by Winning
Mile From His Rival.
BEHIND UNTIL NEAR End

Hannes Kolehmsinen. who represents
the Irish American A. c. IN open
competition. carried the colors Of the
kalevr A C. 20 victory IN the ono mile
nun at the Swedish American Athletic
League track and neld championships
held AZ Timer Park. ~Ben~onhurst, yes
terday. The Finn evened UP an old
account IN his event by beating Willie
kyronen. who o. him about a month
g In the Bronx TO City Hall modified
marathon.
Kyronen took tho lead a. the start.
with kolehma'nen a close second up 10
the last 100 yards, when Hannes thought
u time ia LEI ou', which he did, finish
Ing very easily fifteen yards ahead Of
Kyronen.
A. Alrnlof OF the Swedish American
a. {. scored the meet points FOR his
club. Ho won tho 100 yard high hur-
dies End the hop, step and jump He
also hn'shed second In tho running high
jump.
This was The rr~, half 81 the cham
.p'onships The other haif viii be de-
cided IN September.
The Swedish American A. c. scored
the most points Mt this meetirs. u
ran up AZ The kalcva A. c. Was NC
ond. with ~. and the Norwegian Turn
and Athletic club third, with II. The
swedish American was presented with
a silk banner for scoring the most points.
The summaries:
=. A. 4 g; GeorS. Anderson. y. r. a C
secohd; u \. kalin. star A. g. third.
go Yard Run. Won bv c. II. R.!merth.
=, a. y. - T. EilartSeu, y. T A G.. sec.
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DIVERSIFIED AUCTIONS.
Properties ~ All Glasses IN Tow
and suburbs IN for sale.

About a dozen dwellings. tenement
houses and vacant properties IN Mount
Vernon. Soukers. Bells Harbor. Man
haitian and Tn Bronx will he offered
1T auction by Joseph y. Day during the
last two weeks In June. on tho 22d.
27th and 2Sth.
On juno - Mr. Day will offer frame
dwellings Il vacant property In Fast
'o2d street. east of Marion avenue. on
June ~ Will hc offcreh u frame dwell
iir IN Brighton avenue. Rell. Hsrboi.
!. =. also - cliN avenue, Yonkers.
a frame dwelling 10. 49, and 81 South
Fifth avenue. Mount Vernon. three four
story hrirk tonemcnts with stores: Az
and 40 West Thirty-eigh'h street, "a
five. story brick stable.
On Jun" % one brick teremen, AZ 7&a
and iJ1 linton aveuue w. two family
houses NJ 35is and $3.50 Park avenue
will he offered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
LITTLE DIPPER A REAL STAR.
George C0rry's Yacht Wins Vouor.
In I%ntercIub Race.

FoFr "~hsHINGToS, L. J., june Is-
George Cory with his Little Dipper aail-
ing under tho Colors OF the Mtnha=se.
Bay Yacht club this afternoon won the
interClub race Of the star class over
the triangular course Of the Port Wash
ingtOn Yacht Tub In Manhassct Bav.
Altar. owned by Wits and Stannard,
representing The Port Washington Yacht
club, was second, and charles T.. Hyde =
Hydra OF the same organization war
third.
On account Of q lack Of anything re
sembling n breeze the start WAS deferred
until 4:4b and when tho yachts finished
the sun was hidden ben'nd clouds. !.
was after I o'clock when the Little Dip
per crossed the finish limo,
When the first somh'ance Of a hrccHo
showed itself Il came from tho south
and az soon as the littlo yachts got
under Roadway n suddenly turned 10
the west.
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PLAN MANWAssET HOSPITAL,

\ proposition to build the 300. 900
tuberculosis hospital on 'he D,etz farm
~ Manhasset. L. /, has been submitted
20 the Board ~ Supervisors Of that
county Two years ago by a vote Of the
residents Of the county u was decided 70
ere't tho hospital. Tho supervisors were
given power to purchase the site. The
nietz farm rs VINE by tho hyatt Realty
company and is situated on North
Henpstead Turnpike midway between
Msnhasset and Roslyn. The price asked
for ~" farm has rr' h~au ,~,a. c,,S,,-
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Firms Meet Again, With Different Result This Time
Golfer Griffin Not
Tied With Himself

MONTCLAlR. June ia. -
Charles l.. Griffin Of the Up
per Montclair Country Club has
just returned from a golf tour
nament at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
At the finish of the kickers' han
dicap he was informed that he
vas tied with Charles l.. Griffin
for the trophy. He entertained
suspicious Of the accuracy of the
officials in charge. but when he
was brought face TO face with
another Charles l.. Griffin enter
tanning like suspicious, it devel-
oped that Charles l.. Griffin Of
Montclair and Charles I. Griffin
Of Syracuse both had net scores
of 76. That was the exact win
ming score selected in advance by
the judges. 1t was agreed to
toss a coin for the cup and the
Montclair Griffin won.
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TRADING IN wEsTCHEsTER,

n Anderson Realty Company has
sold 10 Il. w Lang 100 feet frontage
on Lawrence street. In the Thorne prop-
cr,y. chester Nm Park, on which the
Anderson Realty Company has contract
Cd 80 build n residence for the buyer also
sold FOR the Foscen Realty Company
10 tho Wostchester Electric Railway
company, 100 feet NJ tho southeast cor
amsterdam avenue. sold NJ auction on
Noun Vernon,
Burke Stone has sold for hobart G..
lfart, secretary ~ the Harlem Savings
Bank, y residence on an acre ~ ground
in Prospect I'hrk. White Plains to L..
W Bedford " this city.
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TO SELL LOTS An HOMES.

a number ~ valuable properties win
no oNered a. auction next Wednesday
by Bryan l. Kennedy in the Exchange
shleSroom. In the Bronx ak OTIS OH
Grand boulevard. Commonwealth ave
nue., Iougfellow avenue and ~. ,;e,rs. y
Crescent Will be sold IN Edgemere. |. l..
twe'v" lots un Roshcs'er avenue: ~
DohbS Ferry n three story stone dwelling
and on" acre % land At the corner of
broadway and oak street. IN New
Castle, Westches'"r county. o,ghty-four
n'r's o. land IN Bedford state road.
and fourteen acres Of land. with dwelling
and outhUildlugs on Armork state road
IN l'ain'eld, y. j., a Colonial dwelling
- 40 Yves. seventh street. corner o.
barrow avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
JACK DILLON DRAWS
CROWD TO HIS CAMP
Opponent Of Frank Moran Has
Plenty Of Observers While
He Trains.
GEORGE CONSIDINE Lucky

A crowd Of 5000 Sunday siehtsee-s
watched ,Jsck Dtlop NJ Washington
Park. Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon rs
he did his days training for his bout
with Frank Moran on juno 20. There
were nearly a thousand women IN the
grand stand and on the lawn close
IN N the ring where Drlon worked.
Dillon punched tho bag, skipped the
rope. worked at the pulleyp and anished
up with several rounds ~ boxing with
his spsrrinR partners. Dillon after his
workout declared that no never felt
better In his life.
Peter Coleman. who handled tho reeer-
vat'ons az Madison SQUARE Garden for
the willard Moran bout, is acting IN the
sam" capacity at the park for the Dillon
Moran contest. Coleman stated last
night that the opening day's sale for
DIlon-Moran was several hundred DOL
lars ahead ~ tho willard Moran sale.
the sale ard reservations amounting 10
several thousand dollars.
Tex RiCkard. Honest John Kelly.
George Conan. David Bels-co, jim VII
lipegue, Dan Mulcahey. Nat Goodwin.
Flo Z!egfcld. Jerry Seige,. Charlie stone
ham. George Cons'd'ne and Sam Harris
all had made a request upon the club
for box No !. Every ono OF them being
regular fans. tho management decided
70 place the names IN a hat. George
Considlue was tho lucky ono and the
premier box was sold Ia him.
Ccns'dine "a tho stakeholder for Tho
bout. When the match was closed Frank
Moran named him Upon the signing
OF articles the club harded Consii'nr
$4,000. The articles call for the club 70
pos. with Consiiine the day before tho
contest 100000. Dillon TO receive s15 600
and Moran s2S.o00.
Mlburn Savior, who VII hoX \ ten
round bou. with Harry Pierce ~ Brook
'yr tomorrow. arrived from Indianapolis
lac, night. Savior and RAY ronso his
manager. were accompanied hv their
wives. Tho Hoos.er lightweight saws he
- IN splendid condition and confident
he Will make a successful debut IN the
East. lie thinks he Is IN a. good shape
as when he ru. Leach Cross 60 tho mat
in Cincinnati several months ago
lack NcCarrou. the Allentown, IA
middlcweicht. who also IL under the
mauaremer, Of bronson, VIII be bore
"a soc the Pierce-Saylor match. Bronson
has his middleveight slgued for a fifteen
round bout 80 "A decision IN Allentown
on JULY 4 with George chip, who a fe"
years ago wac the recognized champion
IN that division.
Young Johnny Lustig is pointing INV
SELF toward a third meeting with Freddi'
welsh Tho Ghetto lightweight cham
yion has ba,ti-d tno Hr!;oH .w'"". ""'n-
,ug the popular decision once and hold
ir- Freddie even on tho other occasion
Lustlg will start his struggle for r"eos'
milton a. the Pioneer sporting cur
Wednesday, night. Hi opponent WIZ he
Rohbv Moore, ~" rugged west sac
lightweight.
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In Carlos Fetteroif the members of
ne Upper Montclair Country Club be-
seVe they soon will have a second
'srorne Travers. Fetterolf has been
moving some wonderful golf Of late
sho is now In the clubs championship
"htes' the semi-hnals OF which will be
played this week.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE -.
At - "Eci.r STEEET.j
L. R-N.n l.n.lhu

49,
COMMENSURATE ~. " :. :ts = Gleason
ST ;iTDRGpS rptsNtIr -"
:osth u q; sNio2 81: Nlco vacant. also
RN. ;oNiou. vacant vi sale
FnGENERl" l. I-ROCHtSrFR Az. ~-,
,.' : hie"ner" ''' y 'o'+' each eoNioo.
Dorm FERRY. V Y-pVoADv.y ~
coz ok -. t06NIqas - irreg : sty iv
vol sale
pLAINFIELp y--TH ST. -.n W. ,
T"f n'ir'" ""' ''''N''''' - sly d"s
TRACT ~ 81 acres On =. B.lro-i s,,,-
~. N"N. Castle. N.N vol safe Ten and
s., NV CssT,e .ou,, 80, *
sale.
ri,RT GEppGr ~ ~. For, co,,r,
Terr.rc. ,hrolrb o.. ercatv az p,rI
Gor;i9ri, .l,c; o." 's. Wcr,u's 20"
assn'.. '9a5. ST. ttSc.. o.
~ mig :, .nn"
Hy n Maven.
10TH ST, i,a ,. n S. :. loEigr'cr ~,
Trt.. 90 ar, " ! Ie.f, aFn'- .,
Emmct s i. a,.gs: due, t;.sce5.. t,e,.
fhT ccos THIRD tVLSuE
~ Jane = Donovan.
sHERMAN. ~. $: cor ia.th Il, s. ~: *
Hg' koya's ,'n'.tu O., ct al. : * -
living, atty; due. ssstass taxes g..
rur.uSnAy IrSr,.
TAT I. yrsry srprrr,
Nv Josonh r pay'
ADDISON AN, rs ~. - ., sos u SSH -.
to'so, 10 - app house Na'''on
nn - 49,. ,"a'g,t az ,u.r
sits noo. ~
scrIi : + 10, W. /. 100 " wes, End Az.
loxlo2.. ! sly dvlg-w T Fogsrty aEt
s,ahse - al 'r"yef y "'Fs
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DID'T BUY FLATS.

David and Harry Lippman report that
they are not the purchasers of 252b-31
Amsterdam avenue sold at auction on
Thursday.
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X. Of O. LeaH~,

Joseph ~; T~wentr-fourth District,
-" salvador, 8; Regina coeli, D.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
voluntary aud Forced offerings !,
Manhattan aud TIL" Brons.
MONDAY. LINE IL.

MOE LlNE IL
lat - NISIfN STREET
u. lu--ph y, Day.
18TH ST, eos ", n =. 90 W Tth av. s2x
as.li, 4 sly Owls Selma stern sgt Annie
Low 81 al; attys. Goldman. II 4 y; due.
80, $50 "; taxes. &c, tsl6.3o.
By Henry Brady.
NTH ST, ia ". = s. 1875 " "a av, Tx
400 II. . sty dwiG-1ars psllac ct . 3
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with nsmc and address ~ icnd~r and
attorney. n attorney maine Ia omitted
address party OF nrst part.,
downtown.
,nouth 81 Fourteenth strcett
MONROE ~, o. -. i63 w MONTGOMERY I,
S3tx9s S-Bernard T. Shientas. 2'i W
18th 81. to samuel Stone. gsS s.mp."n
ST, 27t. Il = cor Alien ~. sn-'a.
72.4Ni5-sarah Il Mann ORosenthalI 20
David Aronscn, 1881 Eastern fsrkwsy,
CHRISTOPHER ST, 1871. n =, bS.li = We.
hswkcu ~, 36y63.9-D Lincoln Gtifen
intr IS. 500. june 10: atty. v y NJ Bcee
11IH st. 500 ". 7o6 n Bank ~. 2oxi5-Hy
Rouaby to MARY y Molouy,. al W an
ct, mtg 5000. june Ia. atty. T o.'o.
1T Buay 800
East Side.
East 81 Fifth az. between Fourteenth
and IiOth sta
nett Levy 70 b l. Holding 90, 2So Grand
Ay n ?el.s cor l7th e. 2?Sssapsrno,'
Levy to y l. holding CO. gao Grand al.
= part. It t all liens. atty. Abr y l..vy,
taD ST, is E. . .. ~ W Madison ~. g.S
W Barker. syrscuss' y Y. Apr rs, 1900.
s,,y' y Co. i7s Bvay "
toSs,Ts,biNsT.e 18Th At. as j., n I.
2lt . ist av. i0sai1lx'o. 1xe4.7; 1880 -.
iaiils W; n = is2. W L'9O' Az: s a.
Palmer, liss y 18th 81, Bklyn. assignee
for creditors Of a3'och Bros.. all liens.
lune IL. address. S2o Bwsy,....s
Ness to Irliz- = . vW,othroo, .ss W ss,h
q; nov 30. 1879: attyr. MsckeIisr 4 9,
s6TH n, n ,. us . I'd as. sfssiooS
Sam" to same. No, 20. 1917; s,ty.,
10th sT 100 r.. =, los . Lex az. isx
1coii-Pond q Mtg Gusrant~e 60 -
Anna Harrison. :olo ~ sy. mig $3.50
West side.
ard 10Th sts.,
+ ~ :ss sss,w.. ii3ic.. ,'n -;
Young TO castiS' "otpn. iiss Bway
mtg 100000. jun" 10. attv. y T & y
.srH 81. 5ie " ~ =, 1875 . iith av. :5N
so TO q : Nerdaut lane S-sS5 s-Msry
v McSor'cv and ano 70 Emil Rudolph.
10 W 1854 81. Jun" l6. atty. T 90.
5sp ST. f67 ". - i25 W stn nv. s5v
Observation-Disclosures Levy 10 u /.
HoldinE Co, $50 Grand -. y part n q.
Al lem juno II. atty. Ar = lev.
Manhattan Island. north - 10th -
oo1l-Barnc't Levy to n l. Holding co.
70 %.9oa g.. part a "a :; a., lens Iqn n'
81 sxlo6i,- same ~ sans. !, part. a.
al Ii"ns. atty. 500
'-'sT ,, : = az &r ~ y lev; =; iS' p . !. = no e.
n's,. a',y' AS y Levy, '" 10 "nfr.sss %
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Beaumont. I; San Antonio. I.
Waco. I; shreveport, 1.
0%alveston. Ia; Houston, o.
Fort worth. 4; Dallas, D..
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At PARArE
At rAnAnr ~GnorNDs
At PARADE

81 Thomas Aou'nssl o~Nn0oI ~ .
immaculate -. ...n 0u ! I 81 nn u = %
Batteries Collins aud Knight uBrlc,
and reilly.
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~ MMtK RESIDE 81 ,>U ,oiIN.E
FOR RlNI.

ISLANDS N\p - NNCR COTTAGE
OF TtiE COAST OF MAINE 'rr rent. gl.b,
'enn anu 5000 for o." s.a-uu TENEFBroN
ESTATES. Hltr'''u E4.H.4r. .H,iolrn. e
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BROOKLYN CATHOLIC LEAGUE
AT PARADE

Queen q. Al, intssI2IOonoo-7 ?
q Jerome ....O n2 UliiAN- - A."
ps.t.ries-McGrath aud Talbot; Mooney
and Drew
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rRTEPOET wATEn FRONT
bungalows and Houses. s.. 900 m. afso build
frg lot ON NtuItI bay ArI Nun1r'a't nav;
Low prices. .ssr terms. send Pot p4rticuI ars.
joins J RANDALL co. F-e.port. l.. l.
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AT PARADE ROUND

& TFFnlnr. - " O. " I ' J ~
pstt.ries-McGrath aud Talbot; Mooney
and Drew.
AT PARADE GROUNDS
ne
81 BENEDICT ..... n . 4 i \ " q l-li - Z
TRANSFORMATIONS % " o q . 6 b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HoN"r. J. iu'ke
and Thomas Hulmrs, Sharkcv ant Sh"vl'n
At PARADE GROUNDS.
Visitation 5000 % .
Batteries -Cullinnne. i Sweeney eUd
Cullen, O'Connor aud Wausgsns',
At PARArF GROUNDS.
ST VSwprd,. q . J o n n n p" 2 %
IonrIas n I ! q q v-f = 2
Batteries cCauu and F1nn; Seghor.
and o'tiradN.
At PARADE GROUNDS
nV
q, I.oua,d 900 q T. = q ! .
XnlInr q n " q n g- 4 .
batteries coke and Huohle. H'rEins
ara crarN"n"Hn
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rw~st If riNh a,. between rourtesu.h
ard 10Th ITS,
.tTH Az. .2s e3s. w p. ii2Io ech 81,
runr " i25N q 2sex . c5J = - -, . ion
80 ~ > II 1'' TO hes -Neichel ~ d.
Young 20 Castillo 'orpu. ms Bway
mtg 100000. jun" 10. atty. l. T & r
90, 100 Ryav .... ....ti
.sTH ST. 90 ". ~ 3. 1875 . I'm av. csN
SO TO e = NerdRnt lane B-sS1 MAR
" McSor'Nv and ano TO Emil Rudolph.
10 W 1854 81. Jun" 16. atty. T q 80.
53D ST. f7 ". ~ 81. i@5 W sth nv. .5v
observation-disclosures Levy to II !.
Yielding Co, $50 Grand -, y part n O..
Al lem juno II. atty. AIR = lew.
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wrh ramc Rnd address 81 lcndsr and
attorney. n attorney name ia omitted
address party of flrst purt.i
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sApprsntice sIlowsncs claimed.
flmported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09
(Photos by Stephenson)

 Mrs. Henry A. Brown of ITillsboro, N. C., is visiting her son. MT. O.. w. Brown Mrs. Henry M. Maloney has returned from Atlanta, where she visited Mrs Sid- nay c. Johnson ,-.tf Mrs. Richard H. Fries is visiting rsla- tives in 'Greenville Miss.
 Miss Elna Russell of Anniston will ar rive Monday to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. S. A. Russell. Jr.. on South Eff teenth street. 'a sr,-'
 
 MT. and Mrs. Spain Grant have re- turned from Demopolis, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Klrvin
 
 Mrs. Charles Wheeler is visiting Mrs B. L. Garber in Demopolis.
 Mrs. Paul Ivy of Chicago IS the guest of Mrs. Earle Ivy and Mrs. Aubrey Ivy. pr. Henry D. Smith came over from Atlanta to spend the weekend with Mrs. Smith, who is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. E. Beall. They will re- turn to Atlanta tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09
By JANE SHELBY

peautllul Tn every detail was the wed- ulng-and not only of interest to scores in Birmingham, but to countless friends
 throughout the entire south-which was
 brilliantly ,solemnzed yesterday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, when Miss Cora Gregg be- came the lovely bride of Mr Robert Ran dolph Meyer of Jacksonville, Fla.
 The marriage was ,ceieprated. at the handsome, home of the brides parents .. MT. and Mrs. Marshall Jerome Gregg, on sycamore street. where large gathering og relatives and friends mad assembled to witness the nuptials uniting these popular young people.
 Gorgeous American Beauty roses and trailing southern smilax were 'lavishly used' in the elaborate decorations of this hospitable home and a beautiful altar. having the handsome marble and mirrored mantle as background, was erected in 1he drawing room. There were groups of palms and banks of ferns offsetting many tall Standards holding clusters of grace, ful American Beauties and on others tall candles in silver candelabra burned brightly and cast their radiance upon the. lovely scene. MT. and. Mrs. onver Chali- roux had charge of the beautiful nuptial music and appropriate selections combin-l ing the harp, flute and violin, were given. Little Miss. Jane Barrett, daughter. of MT. and Mrs. Edward Ware Barrett, and Master Robert Ingalls,, son. or MT. and. Mrs. Robert Ingallssand u nepaew of the bride, were the first of the, bridalr partvi to enter. They formed. with white tulle, an aisle through which the other mem- bers Of the professional proceeded to the altar. The attractive little girls brunette beauty was emphasized oy her dainty gown of white hand-efbroidered voile and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09

poWs of White satin, with wreath of tinv Wfnte roses encircling her graceful head. ahd With her handsome little escort in a
 suit of becoming white they made an at- l lfactlVe couple as they Wended their way l to the altar 1he two matronS of honor followed Trey were Mrs. Robert IngaIls and Mrs. Geofge Taylor, the beautiful sisters of the bride Both of these charming matrons were beautifully gowned in white gros gram silk becomingly fash1oned with ruff Hes Of silk net forming the skirt the noo1ce being finished with touches of real lace. Each carried a handsome bououet of American Beauty roses.
 MT Meyer entered with his father MT. Frederick E. Meyer of Montgomery. who was his best man, and awaited the en- trance of the bride with her father, MT Marshall Jerome Gregg, who gave his daughter in marriage.
 Miss Gregg's fair southern beauty was never seen to better advantage than on her wedding day. She wore a handsome dark blue travelling suit, ffixson model o1, gloveskin with skunk fur trimming and stunning black velvet sa1ior finished with a beautiful spray of black goura feathers. Her round colonial bouquet was formed of Easter lilies and lilies of the valley.
 AS the wonderful notes of the harp un- der the touch of Mrs. Cnalifoux were heard. the marriage ceremony was im- pressively performed by iae Rev John S. Foster, of the First Prespycerlan church.
 A reception and congratulations fol- lowed. Mir. and Mrs. Gregg were assisted by MT. and Mrs! Frederick Meyer of Mont gomefy the wedding attendants and the many interesting out-of-town guests Mrs. Gregg was handsome in a beautiful gown of hand-embroidered chiffon trimmed with to1iches of real lace, and Mrs. Meyer wore an exquisite gown of rich black lace over black satin.
 An elaborate .fve-course wedding sup
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09
MIR. AND MRS. BARNETT
 CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

MT. and Mrs. J. Mercer Barnett were delightful hosts at a large dinner party at the Country club last evening to cele- brate their seventh wedding anniversary.
 The attractive centerpiece for the table was a miniature lumber pile tied with big bow of red satin ribbon and the place cards Were blocks of lumber.
 Mr. and Mrs. Barnett had as their guests upon this occasion: Mir and Mrs. Jesse F. Yeats. MT. and Mrs. Ted Joy, MT. and Mrs Herbert Tutwiler, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler. Jr, MT and Mrs Feltons Wimberly. MT. and Mrs. James Davidson. MT. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun Mir. and Mrs. Edward Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts, Jr. Mir and Mrs. Walter Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Davis, MT. and Mrs Tom Wingfield, MT. and Mrs. Georgie Morrow, Jr., MT. and Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton Miss Emmie Barnett and MT. Arthur Chenoweth.