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Wedding to
Take Place
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In March
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Romantic news of interest to
members of the younger set It
announcement of the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage
of Miss Amy MacGregor, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.' Mac
Gregor, to Aviation Cadet Ro
bert Beil, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Beil of Spokane. The
wedding will take place early in
March following - Cadet Beil's
graduation from Corpus Christ!,
Texas, at which time he will re
ceive his naval air corps wings.
. The "ceremony will be perform
ed in Spokane. . "
Miss MacGregor came to Sa
lem last summer with her par
ents from Idaho. She is a gradu-
ate of the University of Idaho
and wears the Pi Beta Phi ar
row. She Is a member of the Sa
lem Spinsters. The bride-elect
Is employed at the state selec
tive service headquarters.
Cadet Beil attended the Unl-
versity of Washington before en
tering the service.: His frater
nity is Alpha Tau Omega.
Shower for Bride-Elect
For tonight Miss Doris Duffy
la entertaining with a pre-nup-ttal
shower honoring Miss Mac
Gregor at the North Capitol
street home of her parents.
Bridge' will be in play during the
evening, with a late supper fol
lowing. The bridal motif and
- spring flowers will provide the
decorative note about the rooms.
A linen shower will fete the
bride-to-be. '
Honoring Miss MacGregor will
be Miss Phyllis Fisher, Miss
Florence Duffy, Miss Fern Mac
Gregor, Miss "Mary McKay, Mrs.
Lilith PickelL Miss Lorraine
Miller and Miss Doris Duffy.
Zontians Hear
Dr. Millar ,
Forty members and guests of
the Salem Zonta club met on
Thursday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren on
, Court street to hear a ' talk on
world problems discussed by
Dr. James .Millar. The speaker
im here under the sponsorship
of the: state extension depart
ment. Miss Marjorie Tye, county
home demonstration agent and a
member of the club, introduced
the speaker. I r
A business session was - con
ducted by Mrs Oscar Melgaard
following the talk, in which the
possibilities of holding a re
gional conference in lieu of a
national convention, were dis
cussed. "
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs; Lucia Dare Tyler
Miss Katheryn Carthew, Miss
Hazel Roenicke and Miss Maxine
Buren. .
The next meeting will be held
. at the home of Miss Lillian and
Miss Jesse McDonald on North
. 13rd street
Council Women
Hear Speaker
The Salem Council of Wom
en's organizations met in spe
cial session on Thursday after
v noon . to hear Dr. James Millar
speak. The meeting was held in
the chamber of commerce rooms.
Dr. Millar, speaking on prob
lems of .the world today, dis
cussed particularly the negro
problem as It will affect us after
the war. . .'
The regular j meeting of the
Salem Council will be held on
February
joom of
church.
15 in
the Fireplace
the
First Methodist
1 Mrs. Mmedee M. Smith. Ill and
daughter, Sidney) Ann, have re
turned after a fortnight's stay In
Portland where teey were guests
of her husband's parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' H. S. Smith.
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Today s Ienu- .
Menu for t oj d a y includes
pareribs, for Sunday Veal, and
Monday, creamed codfish.
- TODAT
' Fruit cocktail
Spareribs and sauerkraut
Boiled potatoes
t Washington cream pie
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SUNDAY
Jellied raw vegetable salad
Veal steak paprika style
Baked potatoes
, ; :'-'', - Ice cream i
Chocolate nut topipng
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MONDAY
Avocado salad
Creamed cod fish
on biscuits
Frozen asparagus ;
' Apple pie, cheese r
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VEAL STEAK TATSJKA
t lbs. veal steak (H inch
thick)
.Salt -
1 eg
2 tablesDOons mil
1 cup sifted bread crumbs ,
Drippings or ft
1 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon piprika.
Cut steak Into fix pieces. Sea
son and dip in beaten egg dilut
ed with milk, then into sifted
crumbs. Brown slowly in hot fat.
Add sour cream. Cover and cook
slowly one hour. Add paprika
and Wend well. Serve steak tip
ped with sauce, on a very hot
platter. Yield: six servings. -
Society Clubs
Music . . .The Home
Maxine Buren
Women " Editor
CLUB CALENDAB
SATURDAY
Cheraeketa chapter, D AR meet at
Salem Woman's elob, 3 p. m.
MONDAY
Salm Garden club meet at
YMCA. 7 JO pjn.
American - Legion auxiliary
meeting, t p.m.
Salem Daughter of Nile all
day- meeting. Masonic temple,
luncheon noon.
TUESDAY
Missouri ladles, with Mrs. A.
W. Boyles, 1880 North Winter
street, no-nost luncheon.
American War Mothers. aU
day USO, business at 1 p.m.
Eastern Star, Masonic temple,
PJB.
Yomarco class of First Metho
dist church meet , with Mrs. G. '
Herbert Smith. University house,
1:15 dessert luncheon.
WEDNESDAY v
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary, business meeting, 7
woman's clubhouse.
Presbyterian circles meet.
Knight Memorial church sil
ver tea. S pjn.
PEP Teachers club meet at
Schneider's Coffee shop. pjrt
Pythian Sisters. K. P. hall,
8:30 no-host dinner.
Royal Neighbors of America
meet at Veterans hall. 8 p.m.
St. Paul's guild and auxiliary
no-host luncheon at parish house
1 p.m.
FRIDAY
North Salem WCTU, meets at
Methodist Old People's Home.
130 pan.
Polk County PTA
Meeting Held
INDEPENDENCE About 50
were in attendance at the all-day
meeting of the Polk county
council of Parent-Teachers on
Wednesday, held at the West a
lem grade school. Associations
, represented were from Dallas,
Falls City, ' 'Monmouth, Inde
pendence and West Salem
At the morning business ses--sion,
presided over by Mrs.
Fletcher Barrows of Monmouth,
president, a school of instruction
was given by Mrs. J. H. Turnbull
of Salem, regional vice-president
She talked on the objec
tives of Parent-Teacher work.
Discussions were given on
bills of interest to Parent-Teachers
now before the legislature.
The association was urged to
support the plan now before the
ways and means committee for
$23,000 to be allowed Jor re
search on child nutrition. They
were urged also to support house
bill No. 53, which will provide a
health and physical fitness pro
gram in high schools. The sup
port of the milk control bill was
also urged and the bill to be
drawn asking the state to pro
vide funds for a school lunch
supervisor in the department of
education.
Luncheon was served by West
Salem Parent-TeacherJ associa
tion as hostesses and the teach
ers of the grade school as guests.
' Mrs. . Van Zanten, principal of
the grade school, presented a
group of students in a music
program, followed by; a talk by
Katherine Haskell Read, assist
ant professor of household ad
"ministration at pregon State
college. She spokef on "How can
home and school help develop
more tolerance and friendliness
" in . children." She stated that
children should bej taught to find
outlets for negative emotions
. and that parents must learn to
understand and accept emotions
of their children.
The nominating committee
elected to report at the next
meeting to be held at Dallas on
April 5 includes Mrs. Dean
Walker, chairman, Mrs. Norman
Hanna and Mrs. Hugh Van Loan
of Monmouth.
Today's Pattern
Ail-purpose frocks in cotton or
11
rayon, Pattern 4824, panel-cut to .
slim you; button-front to -save
time and "hair-do," . to make
ironing easy. - "
Pattern 4824 tomes in-sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40,
42, 44, Size . 16 takes 3 yards
35-inch fabric; I y yards 4ace
edging. " '
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ieryme English
Society Editor I
Birthday
Parties '
Given
Members of the younger set i
have been honored at birthday ;
parties this . week. Friday night I:
John' Ericksen, son of Mr. and I
Mrs. Bjarne: Ericksen, was sur-
prised on I his 13th birthday 'j
when a group of friends gath-
ered at his home on South Cot-
tage street. 1 i ;. I -
Dancing was enjoyed during
the evening and later a birthday
cake and refreshments were .
served. The patriotic motif was 9
carried out in the decorations
and table appointments.
Honoring j John were Patsy ;
Severin, Joan Smith, Beverly
Krueger, Barbara Johnson, Jean
Patterson, Jean Clement, !Au- 1
drey Simmons, j
Ralph Blakely. Allan Gil
christ, Steven Benson, John Ray,
Dyle Fussel and Tom Paulus.
Anne Ileltzel's Dinner
Anne Heltzel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Heltzel, celebrat
ed her eighth birthday on Wed
nesday night when she enter
tained a group of : her girl
friends at dinner at the home of
her parents on Leslie street. A
pink) and white color scheme
was used in the table decora
tions. .1 i' '
Covers were placed for Kathie
Heltzel, Sondra. Jochimsen, Joan
Barnes, Jo&n Hoover, Joyce
Armstrong, Justine Lewis, Kaye
Tomlinson, Jimmy Heltzel and
Anne Heltzel. I I
Miss Bernina j
Entertains j !
Mrs. Donald EulL who is vis
iting here from Minneapolis, was
honored at dinner Thursday night
when her niece, Miss Irene Burn
ing, entertained at - her State
street home, Valentine decora
tions were used and cards were
in play during the evening.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Donald Eull, Mrs. William Ne
ville, Mrs. Delbert Nedrow, Miss
Ruth Skinner and Miss Irene
Beming.
Mrs. V. Ei Kuhn has returned
from a week's stay at Braemar
beach where she was the guest
of Mrs. Eugene Halley at her
summer home. .
ZENA 4 Mrs. Worth Henry
opened her home forthe Febru
ary meeting of the Spring Valley
Home Missionary society, Thurs
day. Principal .speaker was Mrs.
C. W. Stacey, legislative chair-
man of the f State Federation of "
Women's clubs, who extended an
invitation to "become a member
of the federation from the pres
ident of. the federation, Mrs.
George Moorhead. f 2 ' ;
Mrs. Stacey said in part "I have h
a firm conviction that women are
not taking their part in the legi- ,
slation of our nation as only 63
per cent of our women voted."
The speaker -emphasized the
importance of a postwar set up,
discussed the equal rights amen
dment, gave- the arguments for 1
and against compulsory military
training, talked at length about '
the Judd resolution whereby the
United States requests other , na
tions which Igrow opium, to not
grow more than Is needed for
rCr',iKf
Stacey, have' promised not to do
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Mrs.. Chris Yungen and Mr3. '
Frank Munson, appointed by the
president, Mrs. Ralph Shepard at
the January jmeeting as the new
devotional and program leaders,
conducted part of the program.
Mrs. Ralplj Shepard conducted
the businesa session when Mrs.
Lois Crawford, secretary pro tem
in the absence of Mrs. L. I. Mick
ey gave repoHs, the sick commit
tee and the treasurer, Mrs. Worth
Henry, reported. - '
J Hostesses lor March are Mrs,
.Elwood Cooper, Mrs. Ben Mc
t -Kinney and Mrs. . Ivan Merrick.
iA no-hostess luncheon win be
, . .'served...-' ' .., ;..V, I'.';. r
The hostesses Mrs. Worth
' Henry and Mrs. Lee Gibson ser
ved a desser lunch to Mrs. C. W.
- Stacey, Mrsi Florence Atkinson;
- Mrs. Frank Munson, Mrs. Fred
erick Muller, Mrs. Jde-Hackett
Mrs. James A-lFrenchj Mrs. Ben
McKinney, Mrs. Wayne Henry,
Mrs. 'W. Frank Crawford, Mrs.
Chris Yungeri, Mrs. i Clarence
Merrick, Mrf. A. M. Patrick, Mrs.
Lois; Crawford, Mrs. " Robert
Shepard, Mrs. Ralph; Shepard,
Mrs. Lawerence McCIure, - Mrs.
Walter B. Hunt Larry McCIure,
Mrsw: R. V. Carlson and David,
and Elizabeth Atkinson. ...
The OBEGOII STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Sahndar Morning. Februarr 3. IMS
Lois
PhilliDS
Is Now! Mrs.-
Blodgett :
t Of interest to! the couple's
many Salem friends la an
nouncement of the marriage of
Miss Lois Beryl Phillips, daugh
ter of Rev. and , Mrs. Victor
Phillips of (Klamath Falls, and'
Private Corydon M. Blodgett,
i son of Dr. and Mrs. C L. Blod
gett of Salem, which took place'
at the First Methodist church in
Portland on Monday, January 29.
The bride's father performed
the ' ceremony before agather-
ing of relatives and friends of
the couple. The church altar was
decorated with baskets of white
chrysanthemums and snapdrag
ons flanked by tall white; tapers
in candelabra. Preceding the
! rites, Mr.' .Mark JWaltz, former
classmate
vBecause
Years."
of the s groom, sang
and Through the
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' The bride, who entered on tile
arm of her; father wore a heavy
white crepe wedding gown fash
ioned with a panel in front and
: a low gathered waistline which
extended into a full' skirt The
fitted bodice was made with a
j sweetheart ! neckline and long
, sleeves with points over the
wrist Her fingertip length tulle
1 veil cascaded from a pearl Juliet
cap. She carried a white Bible'
which was! marked with an or
chid. ' ' s -
Mrs. William Laughlin (Rum
Finney) was the matron of hon
or. She wore a blue starched
chiffon - dress enhanced with
rose and blue flowers. She car
ried a bouquet of pastel spring
flowers and wort a wreath of
rosebuds in her : hair. Brides
maids were Miss Mary Jean
Huston, who wore blue mar
quisette, and Miss Jan Johnson,
whose dress was of yellow mar
quisette. The girls are all soro
rity sisters of the bride.' The at
: ten dan ts carried large sprang
bouquets , and wore matching
; headbands i of flowers.
Attend the Groom
Mr? Arthur Utley of Salem
stood with; his nephew as best
! man. Ushers were Mr. Clifford
Hill of Portland and Mr. Elmer
: Scheelar, United ; States navy,
who is home on leave from over
seas duty.: They were classmates
of the groom at Willamette uni-
versity. . i
For her) daughter's nuptials,
Mrs. Phillips wore an aqua blue
: crepe gown with- small black
hat Mrs. Blodgett attended her
son's marriage in a purple crepe
gown enhanced with sequin trim
and a flowered hat Their cor-
sages were of Talisman roses.
The newlyweds: greeted their
; guests at : a reception in the
church parlors, which were dec
orated with spring flowers. The
three-tiered wedding cake cen
. tered the' bride's liable,' flanked '
by tall white tapers.
Pouring were Mrs. Kenneth
Phillips arid Mrs. James Brodi
gan of Portland, sister-in-law
and sister of the .bride. Serving
were Miss Susanna Schramm
and Miss Betty Zp Allen of Sa
' lem. i j f 1
, The bridal couple went to the
Dorchester; House, and Wecoma
Beach on their honeymoon. For
travelling j the bride wore i a
brown wool costume suit with
matching accessories and an or
chid corsage. j
iTe Honor Newlyweds ii
Private and Mrs. Blodgett re
turned toj the capital 'Friday
night and will spend the week
end here at the home of his par
ents. Sunday afternoon Dr. and
Mrs. Blodgett Have invited
friends v of the couple to call at
their home, 650 Shipping street,
between the hours of 4 - and 6
o'clock to! meet the newlyweds.
; The bridegroom will leave the ,
first of the week j for Fort Ord,
Calif., to report ..for assignment.
He has been stationed at Camp
Roberts. His bride will make her
home in Klamath Falls With her
parents. ; I . " '
The new Mrs. Blodgett is j a
graduate of Willamette univer
sity and a: member of Beta CH
sorority. She was 'active in dra
matic circles oral the campus.
.Private Blodgett is also a Wil
lamette university graduate and
a member of Sigma Tan frater
nity. He is well known In musi
cal circles, both jln Salem and
on ; the Willamette' campus, j
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. Girl Scout Troop
Plans
for Camp
Girl Scout troop Noi 2 met
Thursday! afternoon at the First - the dinner hour. Valentine dec
' Congregational church and dis- , orations will be used in the table !
cussed means of earning money
for their smmnerScampil ! -
- Dona Pophe was elected treais-
iurer and Rosemary Rowell was
elected sub-scribei the other of-
ficers having previously been
elected. The girls decided to ek-
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ensure nampn iar vuenunH. v
' -: The 'Graves
Schccl cfiDancing
At Crystal Gareen BaUreess
. Corner ef Liberty and t
- i Ferry Streets - i
After ix t weeks vacation,
now open for business again.
-Teaching all types of danc-
rng. Make your enrollment
Wednesdays, Fridays, Sat
urdays. Learn dancing, the
smart, easy way. in six easy
Rhumba and jitterbug. So
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easy to : iearn. ! , ' ;
Get It; the Graves Way
. Our Motto: i -If
You Can Walk; We
Can Teach Yen le Dance
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Ccrotain and Mrs. Gerold
their wedding cake folloiwinj their marriage on Icmuary
17 In Tacoma. The bride Is the former Winifred Hertrich.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Simpson of
Salem. Captain and 'Mrs. Simpson visited here before
leaving for Santa Bcribara, Calif., where he will be as
signed. The army captain recently returned from 33 months
of duty in the Souflx Padfla I l f
Hostesses to
Entertain j
Sunday j
Miss Eleanor ond Miss Helen
Trindle have invited guests to the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Trindle, on South
Commercial street on Sunday
night at 8 o'clock.
Contract bridge will be in play
during the evening and a late
supper, will be served by the
hostesses. Valentine , decorations
will be used in the table appoint
ments. ji
Bidden by the hostesses are
Mrs. Wayne Doughton, MrsT Har
old Shogren, Mrs. Kenneth Han
son, Mrs. Wheeler R. English,
Mrs. Harrison W. Elgin, jr, Mrs.
Kenneth Peterson of Hills boro,
Mrs., Alan Siewert, Miss Beth
Siewert and Miss Jean McElhinny
of McMnnville. . .
Recent Bride I
Is Honored .
Mrs. A. L. Wallace and Miss
Helen Fletcher entertained at
the letter's; North 19th street
home with . a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. M. H.
Carder (Mable Dotson) whose
wedding occurred In Portland
during the Christmas holidays.
Bingo was in play during the
evening with prizes . going to
Mrs, Russel Beutler. Mrs. H. P.
Grant and Mrs. Ed K. Hum
phrey.
Spring flowers and pussy wil
lows were used about the rooms.
Dessert was served later in the
evening. i '
Mrs. Carder is a teacher at
Parrish junior high school.
Bride-Elect Is !
Honor Guest
Miss Leila Finden, bride-elect
of Glenn H. Pearson was honored
at a shower by Mrs. D. B. Parkes
and her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Finden . Jr. at the latter's apart
ment on High street ?
Yellow tapers and daffodils
were used for decorations.
Bidden to honor Miss Finden
were Mrs. M Fmdensr., Mrs. C.
Tipton, Mrs. FJdon Lappin, Miss
Mildred Rothweiler, Mrs J Mary
Huston,MIss Frances and Miss
' Helen Doris Friesen, Miss Delia
Merk, : Miss Marybelle Yantus,
Miss Kay" Gemunder, Mrs.; Ray
mond Beard and the hostesses.
Ericksens to Be
Dinner Hosts 1
Mr. and Mrs Bjarne Ericksen
will preside at dinner toniht at
their South Cottage street home
for members of thir club.: Con
tract bridge will be in play after
,: decorations. : , r I .
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney King will
be additional guests. Member?
, re Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp,
I nd Mrs. Charles Feike, Mr.
Mrs. Floyd Bowers, Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Bradley and Mr. and
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Mrs. G. H. Tsyler ef Portland
Is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Davies, at their
North Cottage street home.
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I' J-U.LL M- J. iU... J
All-Feather" Pillows . .
100 Wool Auto Robes
Sale!
V2 Price Sale of Gifts
Lamb's1 Wool ;
Polishing Mitt . . .
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Miss Elise
Schroeder ,
A Hostess
Miss Hise Schroeder has In- .
vited guests to a dessert supper
at 8 o'clock tonight at her home,
on North Winjer street Contract
bridge will be In play during
the evening. ,
The" Valentine motif "will be (
carried out in the table appoint- :
ments. Bouquets of spring flow
ers will decorate the" guest
rooms. .
, 1 Miss Schroeders guests will
be Mrs. Richard Krlesel, Mrs.
Howard Bergman, Mrs. Roy Ed-,
gerton, Mrs. Kenneth Hanson,
Mrs; Alan Siewert, Miss Marian'
Bretz, Miss ' Eleanor Trindle,
Miss Doris Harold, Miss Irene
Hollenbeck, Miss Grace Bottler,.
Miss Hattie Bratzel, Miss Ann
Anderson, Miss Gladys Conner,
Miss Jean Spaulding and Miss
Beth Siewert
Dinner Party: at
Marsh Home .
Speaker of the House Eugene
E. Marsh and Mrs. Marsh pre
sided at an informal dinner party
Friday night at their Garnet
street home.
Covers were placed for Gover
nor and Mrs. Earl Snell, Secre
tary of State and Mrs. Robert S.
FarrelL Jr., Mrs. Stewart John
son and Rep. and Mrs. Marsh.
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Wool Blankets
Genuine
Glasbake
Ware
Chrome-Band Trim
Makers!
Casseroles!
Pie Plates!
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See this special table today
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PAGE CEVHf
Major sad tin. Frederick J.,
Brennan and Lt and Mrs. Ralph
E. Purvine were among those at
tending the stage performance of
The Merry Widow" at the May
fair theatre in Portland Thurs
day night' ' ' .
Luncheon for
Miss Betty
Metcalf
'Mrs. Herbert Jones presided
at a smartly arranged surprise
luncheon Friday noon at ; the
Golden Pheasant In compliment
a her sister. Miss Betty Met
; calf, bride-eket of Technical
Sergeant Melvin Larklns. '
The Valentine motif was used
In the table appointments and
the centerpiece was of red and
white snapdragons. A bridal
shower honored Miss Metcalf.
Covers were placed for Miss
Betty Metcalf,, Mrs. William
Kelley, Mrs, Marvin Larkins,
Mrs. James Henery, Mrs. Robert
Prime, Mrs. Elmer . Zamzow,
Mrs. Iwrence Stoddard. Mrs.
Sam Saunders,, Mrs. A. B. De
Gulre, Mrs. Roy Cr'Mara. Miss
Merece Olson, t. Mrs. Warren
Horsman and Mrs. Herbert
Jones. . '"'
Mr. "and Mrs. Donald Burke
entertained a group of friends
at dinner Friday night at their
home en East Nob HilL Contract
bridge was in play during the
evening.
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