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. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. GOTHIC LECTERN DESIGNED AND CARVED BYKARL VON RVDINGSVARD BRONZE PAPER-WEIGHT DESIGNED BYC. R. LAMB LXXIX The Merion Cricket Club. MEKION CRICKET CLUB HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA FURNESS, E\ANS AND COMPANY, ARCHITECTS T HE MERION CRICKET CLUB, OFPHILADELPHIABY MABEL TUKE PRIESTMAN The Cricket Club, at Haver-ford, near Philadelphia, is beautifully and con-veniently situated, not only for those living in theneighborhood, but for city folks who come out bytrain to enjoy a few congenial hours of sport. Theclub owes its existen
. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. GOTHIC LECTERN DESIGNED AND CARVED BYKARL VON RVDINGSVARD BRONZE PAPER-WEIGHT DESIGNED BYC. R. LAMB LXXIX The Merion Cricket Club. MEKION CRICKET CLUB HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA FURNESS, E\ANS AND COMPANY, ARCHITECTS T HE MERION CRICKET CLUB, OFPHILADELPHIABY MABEL TUKE PRIESTMAN The Cricket Club, at Haver-ford, near Philadelphia, is beautifully and con-veniently situated, not only for those living in theneighborhood, but for city folks who come out bytrain to enjoy a few congenial hours of sport. Theclub owes its existence primarily to IMr. WilliamW. Montgomery and Mr. Maskell Ewing, whoconceived the idea of organizing a cricket club inthe neighborhood of Lower Merion. Cricket,having been played at Dr. Lyonss school and atHaverford College in the early sixties, deep interestwas already felt in the development of the game. The club was organized in October, 1865, by thefollowing Philadelphians: Messrs. ^^illiam , Maskell Ewing, G. H. Hall, CharlesEyre, Allen Evans, C. \V. Humphreys, RowlandEvans, E. H. Eyre, Jr., R. H. Reilly, H. Sayres,J. Aubrey Jones, E. H. Lycett, W. Stroud andM. Bailey. The new a
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