The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1909, Page 4

Author of “Cupid the Surgeon” Wins Bride, But Not By His Own Prescription Herman Lee Meader Confessed He Didn’t Use Cherub's “Four Carvers,” CAPTURES A BEAUTY. Miss Carr; Who Will Wed To- Night, Figured in “Fluffy Ruffles” Play. Tess than two months ago Herman Lee Meader, one of Broadway's most ashing devotees, wrote a book called “Cupid the Surgeon,” in which he told of four ways to win a woman, or, as he Gescribed them, the four big carvers In Cupid's instrument venumerated as Flatte Generosity and Apparent § “ At the same time Mr, Meader confided to his intimates that he was in love With “the most beautiful woman in New York.” Her name ts legion, of, course, jbut in Mr. Meader’s case she Miss 2 is Miss Ethel Carr, a p of the Revoluttonary jot, Ethan Allen How Did He Win Her? Meader has won Miss Carr. ht, in the rectory of All Angels’ hureh, she will become Mrs, Meader. The wedding will be very quiet, only a dozen fr of the bride and room being present. But every- is wondering whether Mr, Meader Miss Carr's consent by the methods cribed in his clever little treatise. Mr. Meader de- of winning a woman Mr To- seOn the most in it he ad- e vigorous ill of noure t eight hours: f Ishin “/e pigmy over cab The man wh fare t will give you the vig mind of a woman. Supplement ft with | 4 carri eg , an erect carriage, au athletic nwing to nevis cit feraiy dee neurence Man and uch your walk and a discret amount of bluster about your prowess, and she! ¢, will soon have u gladiator on a pedes-! 1," Mr, Meader wrote “Unlike the other weapons, th better be spurious than m ery Is that refinement of po-jjonest man will < ech that enables a beautiful) cannot cr and n to rea dw Ih, Strang ore treating m edminister the ¢ g, str expect blessings { Without first having lit joss tho altar as anticipate much favor from a woman before whom you have never burned the Incense of blandish. ment—and your rewards, with all jj crops, will be in. pre Generosity a Giant's Mark. ; * wrote Mr. M NTE MARKETS SUAN BY A Rally Followed Drive at Steel Bingham Cannot Identify De- ‘ When Tariff Bill Reached Acquaintance this v Wall Street, Stabbed in Palermo. i lective s ur f Vinol HEGLMAN & COW Thies pata STOR ' DERICK Wo JAMES, pers WALES ays before he was r tis WINGS eS DIVORCE IN EIGHT MINUTES. 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