Taking The Vail

Tbursday evening, September 17th, (tomorrow) at Canandaguia, Mich., Mr. and Mra. Hiram J. Vail will give in marriage their daughter Estella to Wm. R. Payne, of this city, and after October lst, the newly wedded couple will be "at ïome, at their reaidcncc, No. 41 E net Catharine ftreet, Ann ArDor, Michigan." Ar. Payne is a member of the firm of Boughton & Payne, of this city, one of Ann Arbor's young, energetic and popuar business men, and his bride will flnd a hearty -welcome to this modern Athens, vhere It is hoped both may live an exended life of usefulnesa and happiness. To the above mirht properly be addcd he following quotation from the columns of the Adrián Press of Sept. lltli :] When a lady announces her lntentlon to ake the veil, lt Is understocd that she goes uto Reclusión, renounces the world and bcomes a nun. But here comes Will Payne, of Ann Arbor, a son of Prof. W. II. Payne, and announces hls lntciulmi of publlcly taking he Vall.wlth proper rellglous ceremonies, on the 17th of September, Anno, "Domino" lghteen hnndred elghty-flve o. But he does lot go lntosecluslon and becomea nun thereby. Nonunfor blra, no, none, and when he ays he Is gotng to take the Vuil, he means Miss Estella Vall, one of the brlghtest and most estimable young ladles of Lenawee ounty, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ilram Vall of Heneca. Though this cerenony will glve her a Payne for llfe, she does not shrlnk from the ordeal, but seems to ook forward to the event wlth the most pleasanl antlclpatlons as the culralnatluji of vents that hnm: llfe-long happiness. To the voung couple the Press tenders In advance, ïearty congratulatfons, and we hope their uture may be marked wlth Joy and prosperlty.