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Assistmq nt Mrs Lockwood's tea, above,
Mrs. Don R. Drury, Mrs Howard Barnhisel,
Mrs. Charles A. Henderson, Mrs Robert
Hart, Mrs. George H. Mcrryman Sr., Mrs.
Lawrence Shaw and Miss Virginia West
Center, over the tea cups. Mrs. James
Buich, left, and Mrs. Dick Rccdor.
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At one of the prettiest parties of the early spring, Mrs.
Samuel P. Lockwood entertained on St. Valentine's day in
the Pelican party room. Tea was served from four to six
o'clock. Mrs. Lockwood, above right, greeted her guests in
a Valentine red frock with a corsage of camellias.
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Pouring at the attrac
tively appointed tea table
is Mrs. Edward Hall Pike
who is seated at the sil
ver service visiting with
Mrs. Charles A. Hender
son. Standing, left, Mrs.
Edward A. Geary chats
with Mrs. Kenneth A.
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Mrs, Theodore S. Durment smiles
over a cup of tea.
All pictures by Wesley Guderlan
of The Herald and News.
Miss Ruth Flood dis
cusses world problems
over a cup of tea with
Mrs. Albert 0. Roenlcker
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