Taken For A Bride

The following "Resort" news appeared in yesterdjay's Detroit Tribune and the young lady referred to is said to be a well known Ypsilaibttaii: About 30 people went over on the steamer Fitoehon to Mt. Olemens and "took in" the circus, and thos3 who stayed at home enjoyed a grapliic description of the performance, thauks to the versatïlity oí Mr. Todd and Jlr. Mighells. One young eouple wcre the victima of a practical joke, in,-li was ernbarrassing to theiL for a time. A (luanöty of rice was procured at :i givcery store and socretly distributed aip.ong the jokers (who mmibered about 2S out of the 30), Blissfuliy v:nconscious that young eouple were, unlii just as the party passed the Sliernv.m house (around the doorways of which there seeiued to be a goodly crowd), a yell was sent up that would hav glaiddened the hearts of Uetroit ball players, and tbose two unsuspeetii)g young people received a slioer of riee, coupled with eoagratulations frem their friends and apiiropt-iate rer.'arks from the independent carostone lovingers. But then, "Commg events, etc.''