The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1918, Page 9

ee AR ee ita on { i THE EVENING WOR:D, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918. L enter a monanavanie Elio eae eta 4 ——— - — _ ae = A PAIN REMEDY | “Se we dropped down on Gover-| from the decke of ferryboata, but few old. His father, who lives at No, 1506 | - nor's Island, came over to New York| knew the tiny specks in the airship Albemarle Road, Brooklyn, is bead POSL ae Prepared for for the license and @ trousseau—just| were bride and bridegroom. of the Sperry Gyroscope Company, | TS} | * Family Use a little trousteau—and then went| Down below, on the island, was @ Since Lieut. Sperry wi | HIS BRIDE FLY OFF back and were married.” cheering, waving, fice throwing from Erasmus Hatl High School, | adways When asked If she realized ho| crowd of army officers and their five years ago, and hegan to make ex- had wet the fashion for marriagos, up| Wives, Lieut, Sperry bad made hia periwvental fights for the gyroscope } to the minute of the world's prog | home-going preparations tn @ moet company, he has done many spectacu “5 re] Mrs. Sperry finshed a quick emile. matter of fact way, He and bie ler atunte in th and figured in | eacy ssi pia | “Marriages are ie in he ,| bride, who had spent tho night ¢n several narrow escapes from serious they say. Ours was, at any rate. Manhattan, arrived at the Battery at accident, 4 Jontinued First Page. OFF ON HONEYMOON AT ALTI.|6 A. M. ! His work 2 (Continued from First Page.) TUBE OF 4000 PERT. GOVERNMENT STEAMER WAS or tn wan to make actual teste Would it surprise and please you to Se or ere ‘2 : PLE. o © MProscope stabilizer Invented * The ret from the Island ¢ WAITING FOR THE COUPLE. 1 ee awake some morning to find that your 50c to Governor's Island and getting mar- oti saad Ne = °| By special arrangement the Gov-|>¥ hie father, For the device he won | torturing Kereta, your dishguring For Seventy Years) pio 7° Amityville Field was made at 4| senment steamer General Mancock & $10,000 prize In Franoe in 1914, when | and embarrassing skin affection, had All Druggiste Tred and Tree | “Wheil, it took my breath—what|heleht of 4,800 feet—a proper altitude! eS aiine to take them over, Atthe °° few high over the River Seine, | wholly disappenred? EXTERNALLY for INTERNALLY for. |{ittic Thad left trom jleging around |of aloofness for lovers who've got the| Hit. landing fellow-officers were With his machinist citmbing out on} | This has been the experience of Bornineg — Lambago (Again a Bik the sky at 80 miles an hour, And go, |Parson’s weighty words ts Foging Bruise Hore Throat pisrryom Nervoumess not having any breath all I could do|!" thelr ears. Once over the avintion Neuralgia Cold ts field circled tho big triplane, in, Tho the machine's wing and Sperry him- | Many after brief treatment with Pos- ready to welcome them agat 4, Self standing up with his hands off |!4m, the quick-acting skin remedy, | aeroplane waa rolled out to the flel oily which possesses the most highly con-| which | yon entenant put one of his heavy 20 controls, Several times he has J was to nod my head centrated hen y w'cee-up, Janvary! * said my Larry {Oontained twe mechantes on the back | Tots cr coats on hie bride and helped | O&M Compelted to land in the water | fy intended andl” ssaser sdeciive tee to hia little old triplane, shooting |Sat—srooms for thie modern wed-| V1 into q seat, Then he got in be- WOO fying in « hydroplane anf been | the very purpose of aiding YOU to Bla tittle ‘Thome. whe itd the engine, [CINE Sth Thea the canvas Gini! fa, io dnd they were away, Picked up after hours of oxposure, He|have a better, healthier and more by ort : * | pointed nose to earth and taxied over | 0° aGiek oka isty and] Cnliated fn the navy among the firet| sightly skin, . | Bundcy World Wante Work Wonders ‘Lope right along to the pargon’s| i vce toward the line of hangars, | The weather was heavy,, gu ‘ of the civillan volunteers in Jan-| Sold everywhere. For free sample house.” When congratulations were said, | (4 but the newlyweds had no fears.| 4, i917, write to Emergency Laboratories, 249 | The advantage of not having to fly West 47th St, New York City —Advt. Lieut. Sperry tucked his bride into the) with the aun in thelr eyes was theirs, ——————_——— - - eases : front seat beside him and was off for | - = = t ‘Tho home which the bride and they hoped to hit off an 80 or 100) OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G aE eet ee Cee mile clip after climbing to @ height of | 34th Street—New York came to in this unorthodox manner! 9 599 geet or more. was the handsome one provided In| “Governor's Island hummed with An Extraordinary Blouse Sale For To-Morrow, Wednesday advance by the indulgent bridegroom.| preparation Jast night for its first Tt stands in a big fleld on the out-|/asropiane wedding At 8 o'clock skirta of Nassapequa. Lieut. Sperry, Miss Allen and twenty The tripiane settled down Into this | friends arrived from Now York on the fleld and tripped lightly as @ running | General Hancock. There were in the quail straight up to the gate of the| party the bridegroom's father, bis house, Tho bride descended and|two brothers, Edmund and Elmer Jr.; entered. Sperry flew off to the avia- | his sister, Miss Helen Sperry; Reginald tion field to report for duty, 1. Gilmore, of London; Thomas Mor- The start of this unique honeymoon | gan and Mr. and Mra, Franklin Allen of Brooklyn An enthusiastic crowd greeted them at the chapel. ‘Then came the first disappointment. | There could be no wedding march because the organ was out of com- mission, There was no time to bring over one of the planos on tho’ |and Tom Morgan couldn't offi the banjo because he had neglected to bring his along, and nobody else | had one. | |SUPPER AT THE VANDERBILT) | FOLLOWS CEREMONY. | So there was no musto, but the | coremony, nevertheless, was duly im- | pressive. After congratulations, the | party came up to Manhattan and had |a wedding supper at the Hotel Van- Lieut, Sperry and Mrs. ry disappeared later without : Cuticura Cares For||:3"" cere ates tes Ing. Mra. & ry | h . Bhe had} Your Face and Hands} "3+. 0» onan, sve 203 coming from Massachusetts a fow years ago. Sho 1s fond of sports, especially ice boating. She was 4 Y BloomingdaleS 59TH TO:¢OTH. 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