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and the electric lights turned on. A
Fhower of ribbons from an electric
bowl above marked the places. The
liretty bon bon basket place cards and
dainty refreshments were the delight
of the children. At a given signal each
child pulled a ribbon attached to the
centerpiece, a paper "Jack Horner" pie,
containing favors for each.
William was the recipient of many'
presents from his playmates. Those
present were Marion Walker, Mildred
Johnson. Luella Hardy, Inez Swarj,
Beatrice Vog-et. Helen Johnson. Marie
Houpuz, Hannah Vopet, Donald Klein,
Le Roy Edwards, Francis Harris. Er
inan Horstman. Raymond Edwards,
Earl Swarz and William Carlson. Mrs.
Herbert Pericks and Miss Helena
Hardy Assisted Mrs. Carlson.
The Bureau of Social Equity jrave an
Informal reception and musical
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Dr. Yrela May Coe at Lovejoy and
Twenty-fifth streets. E. E. Coovert
spoke on good roads, urging the bureau
to work for the bond issue next
Wednesday, election day.
Following Mr. Coovert's address, the
following gave musical numbers:
Miss Isabelle Steele, violin solo, ac
companied by Mrs. Picken; Mrs. Nita
Picken. piano solo; Miss Elizabeth
Bond, vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs
B A. Holbrook: Miss Steele, violin
eolo; Miss Edith Haines-Kuester, of
Seattle, sang two of her compositions
words by Florence Crawford.
Following the programme the young
people enjoyed dancing.
Mists Irene Steele and Miss Marion
Brakel presided over the punch bowls.
Those receiving with the president
were: Mrs. W. E. Totter. Mrs. Hell.
Mrs. E. J. Steel, Mrs. Renolds and Mrs.
Taylor.
tr. D. M. Jones, of Sodavllle, Or.,
pioneer physician of the state, who has
been visiting the past week in the city
with his children. Mrs. James H. Mc
Afee. Dr. and Mrs. Lowell 11. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Silas L. Jones, celebrated
his 77th birthday anniversary on his
son-in-law, James H. McAfee's 61st
birthday anniversary, and was enter
tained delightfully Easter Sunday at
the cosy East-Ankeny home of his
daughter. Mrs. McAfee- The rooms were
decorated beautifully.
Those present were near relatives.
Other informal affairs marked the
pleasure of Dr. Jones' visit in Portland.
Those in attendance at the birthday
party were: Dr. D. M. Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. James H. McAfee. Dr. and Mrs.
Lowell M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Silas L.
Jones, Mr. and'Mrs. S. Jefferson Jones,
Mrs. Cora Smith Densmore, Mason
Jones. George and Spencer McAfee.
Monte Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cos
boon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weller.
George Wright Belief Corps Sewing
Circle met at the home of Mrs. Ma
tilda Howard. East Nineteenth street,
April 9. There were present 33 mem
bers. Mrs. Howard was assisted by
Mrs. M. C. Toung and Mrs. Anna Lowe
and Mjss Rita Lowe. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon
spent.
George Wright Relief Corps gave a
C o'clock dinner at Its hall In the Court
house Wednesday. April 7. The occa
sion was a surprise for the post com
mander, T. A. Jordan, the day being
his seventy-fifth birthday anniversary.
The tables were decorated with the
Grand Arrr.v of the Republic colors and
flowers. Following the dinner George
Wright Post No. 1 presented Mr. Jordan,
through Comrade Borthwick, with a
gold badge as a testimonial of tnei
appreciation of his services to the com
rades while commander of the post.
The Officers and Guard Club of Port
land Hive. No. 7. Ladies of the Mac
cabees, were entertained by Howard
nd lira. Strickland at the homo cf Mrs.
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on Wednesday. r ive nunarea waa i
diversion of the afternoon; alter wnicn
,ininf innKhon wn a ?pvi(i Card
honors fell tc Mrs. ft. H. Rueff. the
door prize Deing won Dy juris, j-iiuju
Beam.
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Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Lloyd Beam, Mrs. Anna
Krumrey, Mrs. w. A. ocnuiiz, 2,11a.
Wagner, Mrs. J. M. Hicks. Mrs. F. C.
Howell. Mrs. Long. Mrs. R. H. Rueff,
Mrs. Benner, Mrs. C. Dahl, Mrs. Strick
land. Mrs. M. K. Hanson, Mrs. Golden;
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Leitzel, Mrs. Kimrear. Mrs. Charles
Negelspach, Mrs. Little, jirs. x n.
Johnson, Mrs. F. M. Siefer, Mrs. Bailey,
Hewey, Mrs. Park and Mrs. Androws.
The club will be entertained next oy
Mrs. R. H. Rueff and Mrs. P. E. Golden
at the latter's home, 1095 Mallory ave
nue, Tuesday, April 20.
Mrs. A. S. Borgeson. of 1191Maryland
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formal reception, and were deluged with i f loral h"- f banquet. Mr.
Cross has two silters in Oregon. Mrs.- Frank Tooze and Mrs. a D. Cole.
Others present at the banquet vere: Stanley Ott. Frank Vessy,
Kuth Ardrcy, Mrs. H. y. Tasue, iUss Huth Carney. Mr. and .Mrs. t., 6, jsewnaru
avenue, entertained on Friday at a
linen shower In honor of her daughter,
Helen, whose marriage will take place
shortly. . .
The bride-elect was the recipient 01
many beautiful and useful gifts. Music
and old-fashioned games were features
of the evening. Prizewinners were Mrs.
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Erna Eckert ana Mrs. "
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the prettilv decorated dining-room,
where the Misses Bertha Kallich. Anna
Borgeson and Lillian Borgeson assisted.
a thn nreaent were: Misses
Helen -Borgeson, Bernice Doty, Marie
Levan, Aitnea urnsui, ZT'
Mildred Ryan. Bertha Kallich, Anna
Borgeson, Lillian Borgeson. Mrs.
Cheadle, Mrs. Schefter, Mrs. Kerrimans,
Mrs. Eckert, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Doty,
Mrs Evans. Mrs. Vinson. Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Borgeson.
One of the delightful affairs of the
week was the surprise given Wednes
day night in honor of Miss Ellen Eng
lish by a number cf girl friends. The
rooms were adorned attractively with
Spring blossoms. Klllarney "rosebuds
and Easter lilies.
Mrs. Clyde Raabe. Miss Anna Reich.
Miss Margaret Mann and Miss Mary
Schwarzman assisted the hostess and
Mrs. Russell A. Baird (Lillian Kruger)
poured, and additional guests were:
The Misses Belle Murray. Georgette
Dougrsse, Frances Meinhbff. Mna
Bizor. Anna Gillis. Eva- Baumann.
Ethel Cawthorne. Alice Foster da
Johnston. Bess Kratzer. Dorothy Bliss.
Layne Douglas. Elsie Peterson. Carrie
Good burn. Marlon Whitaker. Emma
Soderstrom. Olga Geyer, Laura Morgan.
August Seifer,- Lena. Sherrett. "V eda
Flvnn Myrtle Nash, Lorretta Morrell.
Elmira Rehwalt, Anna Reich Margaret
Mann, Mary Schwarzman, Mrs. Clyde
Raabe and Miss English.
"On Wednesday Mrs. Nathaniel T.
ihe Bridge Club of
which she is a member at her home near
Reed College.
The president. Mrs. Henry A. Moore,
was the guest of honor. Live, fluffy
yellow chicks in a deep basket adorned
the tabic. . .
Mr. Palmer and son joined the party
later and. as it was the last of the
series, prizes were given to each mem
ber, Mrs. Zimmerman holding highest
score for the season.
Other guests were: Mrs. Henry A.
Moore, Mrs. Lawrence K. Moore, Mrs.
S M. Hubert. Mrs. J. O. Elrod, Mrs.
Walter Zimmerman. Mrs. Walter H.
Evans. Mrs. George Lund. Mrs. William
Greene. Mrs. James W. Morris, Mrs E.
V. Littlefield. Mrs. Harrison M. Ogden
and Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Charles Negelspach presided
Friday evening at a pre-Easter sup
per for the Arondale "BOO" Card Club.
The table was decked with dainty lit
tle Easter novelties, a fluffy little
white hen on a nest of candy eggs be
ing the feature. The evening was
"r.nfi ' T E. Golden
winning first honors. R. H. Rueff sec
ond. F. M. Sierer tnirn.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. t-.
E. Golden, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. K"fff
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pel.tit, Mr. and Mrs.
O G Henrv. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Siefer.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gardiner, Mrs.
J. A. Robtneon. Mrs. John W. Scott.
Mrs. Minnie E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Negelspach. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. C. G. Henry, 340 Clackamas street,
on April 23.
Mrs. Charles Garlick entertained the
St. Johns Sewing Club, R. N. A.. her
home at 126 Hayes street. Vocal se
lections were given by Mrs. A. E. John
son. Mrs. Esther Rider and Mrs. Charles
Blanding served refreshments. Those
present were Mrs. L. Tallman, Mrs. P.
L Thvng, Mrs. Susie Carson, Mrs. Grace
Campbell. Miss Fiances Campbell. Mrs.
Amy Corbett, Mrs. Jessie Barn urn, Mrs.
June Valiant. Mrs. G. H. Oman, Mrs A.
V Nelson, Mrs. Less Oman, Mrs. Jen
nie Hollis. Mrs. Esther Rider, Mrs. Nel
lie Rice. Mrs. C. W. Frederickson. Mrs.
D D. McGillivary. Mrs. Fannie Smock
Mrs. Charles L. Blanding. Mrs. J. W.
Simmons. Mrs. A. E. Johnson. Mrs.
George Moirine and Mrs. E. F. Reid.
Mrs E R. Thomas entertained the
members ' of the Fleur-de-lis Club at
her home. S94V4 East Morrison street,
on Thursday. Luncheon was served,
after which "BOO" was played, honors
falling to Mrs. W. H. Bewley, Mrs. C.
H. Johnston, Mrs. B- J. Ellis and Mrs.
W. E. Dackins.
Members present were Mrs. R. L.
Bewley, Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mrs. E. S.
Bair, Mrs. C. H. Johnston, Mrs. A. A.
Buck Mrs. F. D. Morris. Mrs. E. R.
Thomas, Mrs. J. P. Van Overn, Mrs.
W H. Bewley. Mrs. W. E. Dackins.
Mrs A. L. Drake. Mrs. C. E. Klingen
smith and Mrs. R. J. Ellis.
Mrs J. P. Van Overn will be hostess
on April 22 at her home, 916 East Mor
rison street.
Claud Mills entertained on Saturday
with an Easter party for a number of
his young friends. Colored eggs wece
concealed in the garden and an egg
hunt was -an event of the afternoon.
First prizes were received by Bruce
Hines and Ernest Rau. Bryan Walker
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wiiinh hnvi riAilfrht were followed by
a bounteous spread. Those present
were Milton Andrews. Albert WTalther,
Hough Jones, Bryan Walker, Herbert
Rutquist, Ernest Rau, Bruce Hines.
Harry Rutquist. Dick Randall. Eric
Rutquist, Carl Hines, Irvin Oppenmein,
Francis Auterson, Cecil Randall, Henry
Defare, Leonard Moore. Peter Defare
and Claud Mills.
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Mrs. Lottie Harris. 164 H East Twen
tt.th ,t.t nti-tnined the Royal
Neighbors of America, Marguerite Camp,
Coterie Club. April 8. . The decorations
were iiy white ana purpie. 11 1 com
ments were served. Mrs. Ella B. Jones
and Beatrice Smith presided at the
piano. R. N. Moffat rendered two
numbers and Vas guest of honor for
the1 afternoon. The guests included
Mrs. Olive B. Good. Harriet Sherwood,
it., a fi.ion nfr A. Willis. Mrs.
Nellie Butler. Tklrs. M. Boynton, Mrs.
Ella Rogers. Mrs. M. uamonason. Anna
Rotermond. Mrs. F. G. Turner, Mrs. S.
F. Augles, Mrs. C. A. Ellis, Mrs. E.
Flier and Mrs. F. Cooley.
The Past Matrons Social Club of
SOLOIST TO SING ON TUESDAY
BEFORE BANGS LECTURE.
Miss Helen Barstow.
Tuesday night has been set by
the Portland Education Associa
tion as the date upon which the
celebrated lecturer, John Ken
drick Bang will appear for them
in the Lincoln High School and
will speak on "Salubrities I Have
Met." He will tell little intimate
stories about Winston Spencer
Churchill. Richard Harding Davis,
George Ade, Henry M. Stanley.
Richard Henry Stoddard. A. Conan
Doyle, Carnegie, Rockefeller,
Mark Twain and others.
Miss Helen Barstow will sing
on Tuesday before the lecture.
"More Salubrities," a lecture on
Taft, Roosevelt, Chauncey M.
Depew. Hall C a i n e and
Mark Twain, will be the happy
ones that will form the inspira
tion for the speaker's entertain
ing discourse. One of the critics,
speaking cf Mr. Bangs' lectures,
characterizes them as being "as
genial and kindly as Dickens'
happiest stories.
Portland Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, met at the home of Mrs. B.
McKinley, 919 Haight avenue, on Sat
urday afternoon.
After a short business session "500"
was enjoyed. Mrs. Frederick I. Rey
nolds held high score and received a
dainty prize Those present were Mrs.
Sarah Moore, Mrs. Frederick I. Rey
nolds, Mrs. E. W. Ring, Miss Violet
Holston, Mrs. Annie E. Coote, Mrs. J.
Kate M. Debitt. Home guests were
.YliaS V lUllllI'TU Ji-0llV4O.il, .....3.
Eachern and Miss Anna Dudley.
The Ure-ka Card Club met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of B. F.
Padrick. High card score fell to Mrs.
Frank E. Drisbrow and Miss Ada Tay
lor. The house was decorated in apple
blossoms and lilacs; the luncheon table
in Spring blossoms and Easter favors.
Those present were Mrs. D. K. lliff,
Mrs. A. C. Thorpe, Mrs. B. C. Wagner,
Mrs. D. L Povey, Mrs. M. L. Johnson,
Mrs. J. Boon. Mrs. E. C. Kroll, Mrs. F.
E. Drisbrow, Miss Ada Taylor, Miss
Myrtle Thorpe, Miss Louisa Williams,
Mrs. Mary Walls and Mrs. B. F. Padrick.
Next meeting, April 21, will be at Mrs.
J. Boon's.
Mr. and Mrs: Fred S. Grant enter
tained with a card party in thoir home
Thursday night. The guests Included
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Byrne, Mr. and Mrst.
H Griesel. Mr. and Mrs. V. Kolb, Mr.
and Mrs. P. Park, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Loder. Mr. and Mrs. James Loder, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Wenning. Mrs. H. Relfen
rath, Mrs. B. Carrington, Miss Nellie
Parker, Miss Thelma Park. Dr. Ravenia
Spurrier, L. R. Shaver F. B. Tucker
and Helen and Walter Grant.
Trophies were won by Mrs. H. Griesel
and V. Kalb.
Master Walter Grant played several
violin solos.
The J. U. G. Club gave its annual
ball last night at the Irvington Club
house. The affair proved to be one of
the most delightful of the post-Lenten
parties. The members of the club are:
Gladys Morgan, Helen Zimmerman,
Tirzah McMillen, Agnes Forgler, Gladys
Scarth. Rita Lind. Esther Rudun,
Frances Tallmadge, Hilma Fox, Mabelle
Holmes, Constance Davis and Lucile
Sievers.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Charles
H. Fox. Mrs. Wakeford G. Holmes, Mrs.
E. C. Morgan. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman
and Mrs. S. McMillen.
Miss Verr.a Backstrom entertained
with an Easter 500 party Saturday eve
ning. Miss Ethel Nelson and Harry
Reschke were the prize-winners. Re
freshments were served and later dan
cing and music were enjoyed. Those
present were Edna Johnson, Reva Funk,
Ethel Nelson. Mamie Siglin. Maude Lee,
Gladys- Sumatowet, Minnie Alexander,
Mildred Hodgins, Verna Backstrom,
Jack Arvidson, John Toung. Sigard Nel
son, Herman Siglin, Ralph Botely, Mr.
Montgomery. Arthur Reschke, Harry
Reschke, George Reschke.
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" An interesting event of the Easter
week was an afternoon tea given by
Miss Esther Maguire at her home. The
afternoon was passed in an Easter egg
. nni comas MIrs Alvera Anderson
won the prize for finding the most eggs.
The rooms were pretiny mcumioo mm
Easter lilies and daffodils. Covert
were laid for Mioses Alvera Anderson.
Vivian White, Maude Van Nortwick.
Lillian Anderson, Florence Lippert. Cloe
n t .,. troll nnrthpii Stall. Flor-
nnjcB. jo-um - - - -
ence Willery and Dorothy Anderson.
The. B. B. Bridge Club met Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Th. hio-h srnrfi was received by
Mrs. Dora Bolter. Those present were:
Mrs. Dora Bojter. airs. m. n. uumuei,
Mrs. Harry J. Miller, Mrs. Maude Giles,
. r T"H 1 tr vfi-c Hurmiin Frot-
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dorf, Mrs. Shepherd. Mrs. Sarah Moore,
Mrs. William r. aonon, miss
McCarver. Miss Winifred Kendall and
Miss Hazel Coote. The club will meet
next with Mrs. Julius Dilg.
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was surprised by a large gathering of
his friends on his 58th birthday, Thurs
day night. A pleasant evening was
passed with music,- the following par
ticipating: Edith Powers, piano; F.
Osen. mandolin; J. C. Stewart, "cello;
vocal solos by Mrs. James Roberts, Mrs.
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L. M. Swartz, William J. Garrett, H. A.
Adams and P. R. Gunnison. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Oswald Gib
son and Mrs. James Roberts.
A pleasant affair of the week was
a surprise party for Miss Kittle Bran
des, 1148 East Yamhill street, on Tues
day night. The entertaining party was
the Misses Celia Fennel. Ada Herbrlng,
Hedwig Kayser, Elizabeth Duffy, Ke
gina Bitts, Bob Fennel Charles Van
Hoomissen. Leo Harris, Frank Robin
son. John Harris, Joseph Van Hoomis
sen and Mr. and Mrs. Leach.
Miss Iola Lee was the recipient of
a delightful surprise party Wednesday
night, when Oregon Rose Camp Roy al
Neighbors of America, called in a body.
Five hundred and music formed tne
entertainment, after which a luncheon
was served. Card honors fell to Mrs.
Perry and Mr. Vollmer.
Mrs. Mary E. Bryant, of 3736 Forty
second street, celebrated her 84th birth
day. April 7. Mrs. Bryant is one of the
oldest Pythian Sisters on the Pacific
Coast. A number of friends called in
the afternoon.
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18, will give their next five hundred
party Thursday night at the J-nights
of Pythias Hall, Eleventh and. Alder
streets.
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In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. J.
Robert Chamberlain, recently married,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Radeel, enter
tained at dinner Thursday evening at
their attractive home on Waverly
Heights. The house was decorated in
apple blossoms, pink and white being
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Pierce Riggs, for many years a resi
dent of Polk County, near Rickreall,
and Miss Mae Elwood, of Medford.
were married at 8:30 o'clock Monday
evening at the home of Seth Riggs.
432 Market street, Portland. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Luther
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An ever changing and conse
quently ever new display of
fair Fashion's caprices:- an
exhibit remarkable for its
wonderful variety and for its
extremely moderate prices.
The most sought-for fabrics are serge,
poplin, gabardine, shepherd's checks
and the various weaves in silks.-
gT-. You are cordially invited
Y to visit ihe store often
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f: ' as they are put on display.
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Tailored Suits $17.50 Upwards
Tailored Coats $15.00 Upwards
We feature a most charming array of
Street and Afternoon Dresses in silk
materials at $14.50 upwards.
SPECIAL Women s and Misses'
White Chinchilla Balmacaan Coals
specially priced $9.85.
Morrison Stareet &t Fcmrfa
A Shop for Gentlewomen.
the color scheme throughout Covers
were laid for nine. The guests Includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Richardson, of Silverton.
Or.; Floyd Lynch, Miss Inez lladeei
and Miss Beth Stennett.
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As the close of their season's parties,
the Arcadians enjoyed a brilliant eve
ning of dance at Christensen s Hail
last Thursday night Several score
young people enjoyed the pretty fig
ures of the special dancing features
and at the conclusion of the evening
voted the year's events to be a decided
success. . .,
It was announced that the Arcadians
would organize a similar club for the
season of 1915-16, to open with a party
in September or October. The member
ship list already has been opened and
next season is expected to excel the
present, both in personnel, and Jn tne
quality of the parties given.
A post-season dance may be given
by the Arcadians on May 6, owing to
the many requests made upon the board
of directors to hold at least one more
party this season. Ralston J. Clary
and Fred L. Carlton will be in charge
of the arrangements. The affair was
the 1914-15 review, at which the spirit
of Easter was carried out beautifully,
with lilies as the predominating dec
oration. Misses Irene and Marie Wat
son entertained with Spanish costume
dances, winning much applause. Mrs.
W. L. Cornell contributed a solo num
ber. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Chessman. Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Tracey, Judge and Mrs. Ar
thur C. Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Bra
man, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Irvine, Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Abrev, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shewey,
R. Dyott. D. D in the presence of rela
tives and a few Intimate friends. Mr.
Riggs has Jong been one f Polk
County's most prosperous farmers, and
in addition thereto has acquired busi
ness interests in this city. After May
10 the happy couple will he at home
at 360 Ivy street, near Union avenue.
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Mrs. S. C. Swartwnut. Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Joy, Mr.
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