Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1938 — Page 8

Ensemble To Present Yule Season Program Thursday Afternoon

Schellschmidt Group to Appear at Propylaeum; Pennsylvania Alumni Choose Committees For Mask and Wig Performance.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON

The Pauline Schellschmidt ensemble will play its dulcet part in inducing the proper gift-hunting spirit - When it presents a special Christmas program at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Propylaeum.

The ingredients of this holiday hors d’oeuvre will include extracts from the fairy opera, “Haensel and Gretel” and Tschaikowsky's

“Christmas Cantata.”

Members of the vocal and instrumental ensemble who will per“form under Miss Schellschmidt’s direction are Mrs. William Devin and Mrs. Otto Hepner, sopranos; Mrs. Robert Blake, contralto; Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, piano; Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne, harp; Mrs. Paul Niles, cello, and Miss Irma Mae Steele, violin. Miss

~ Schellschmidt will be commentator.

Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, chairman of the Propylaesum Club's entertainment committee, will be assisted Thursday by Mrs. W. W. Critchlow and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hitz, who are to pour, and Mesdames Fermor S. Cannon, Walter H. Green, Q. G. Noblitt, William B. Wheelock, Edgar H. Evans, Charles Brossman, Charles W. Alkire, H. M. Gilchrist, A. Kiefer Mayer, Berkley W. Duck, Henry C. Atkins, Alfred Hoberg, Augustus L. Mason, Clyde E. Osborne, C. C. Perry,

Fred Hoke and William F. Kuhn.

Others will be Mesdames Niles Chapman, Delos A. Alig, Kin

~ Hubbard, Daniel B. Luten, Fred L. Carter, Ernest Rupel, Ralph W.

Showalter, Howard R. Meeker, W. W. Wentz, Owen L. Miller, Weber D. Donaldson, Ross H. Wallace, Walter Curt Brown, James Cunning, - William F. Landers, Paul G. Moffett, Louis D. Belden and Walter C.

Marmon.

Also asSisting will be the Misses Sue Howe, Gertrude Baker and Daisy Avery, Mesdames Edward Lynn, Francis P. Huston, Jefferson H. Claypool, H. A. Boomer, George C. Haerle, D. O. Kearby, Frank L. Binford, Leonard A. Ensminger, Jasper P. Scott and Charles F. Voyles.

Supper-Dance to Follow Mask and Wig Show

University of Pennsylvania alumni and their wives are busy with arrangements for the Mask and Wig Club musical, “All Around the Town,” to be presented Dec. 27 at the Murat Theater. A group of wives is arranging a supper-dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club after the show. As is their custom, cast members will repeat song and dance hits from the musical at the aftertheater party. Mrs. William C. Griffith has been appointed dance chairman by Harry S. Shepard and Mrs. Bowman Elder, cochairmen

of general arrangements,

Mrs. Griffith's assistants, who were to

meet for tea today at her home, are Mesdames Thomas Ruckelshaus, J. Mason Gaston, Samuel R. Harrell, Maurice T. Harrell, Irving M. Fauvre, Robert S. Wild, J. Perry Meek, Charles R. Weiss and Mrs. Elder. The cast also will be entertained: at a tea dance at the Athletic Club the afternoon of the performance. With Mrs. Elder and Mr. Shepard, the executive committee includes Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus and Messrs. Fauvre, Weiss, Samuel R. Harrell, Norman Metzger, Neil C. Estabrook and

E. E. Bollinger.

Mr. Fauvre, who heads the invitations committee, will be assisted by Louis M. Huesman, Robert F. Daggett and Henry J. Frenzel. The * committee on boxes includes Conrad Ruckelshaus, chairman, J. Elder

Blackledge, Harold B. West and Mr. Elder.

Serving on the finance

committee with Mr, Metzger, chairman, are Philip C. Alder, Herbert Todd and Mr. Estabrook. Mr. Weiss, who heads the reception com=mittee, will be assisted by Thomas Ruckelshaus, Roy Sahm amd

James L. Daggett. :

Robert Stafford H eads Printing Committee

The ticket committee includes Mr. Bollinger, chairman, Canning

. C. Childs, L. C. Westgate, Joseph C. Wallace, James M. Balch, Claude

Curtis, Don Carter, H. G. Dollman, H. G. Garver, George Knowles,

. Dillon R. Huder, J. Mason Gaston, Richard G. Foltz,

Ernest K.

Fisher, Henry L. Drake, Robert E. Ellis, Walter B. Freihofer, Howard M. Gay, E. E. Whitehill, Dan Kibler, F. G. Johns Jr., James Foley,

Jerome Blickm

bus, and Geo Keagy, Hagerstown.

Joseph White, Noblesville; Paul Rainier, Colum-

On the printing committee are Robert Stafford, chairman, Rus-

sell Langsenkamp and Frank C. Atkins.

Maurice T. Harrell, pub-

licity chairman, will be assisted by J. Russell Townsend, Robert S. Wild, James N. Shyrock and Leslie B. Colvin, : The committee on schools includes R. B. Woodward, chairman, Dr. Robert Masters, Carlton Weiss, Glenn Niesse and J. Russell Townsend Jr. Assisting J. Anthony, advertising committee chairman,

are N. Taylor Todd and Albert S. Mendenhall.

On the out-of-city

alumni committee are Walter C. Davis, Richmond, chairman; Macy Teetor, New Castle; Shirley D. Murphy, Muncie; Ralph Teetor, Hag- . | erstown; George W. Jaqua, Winchester, and Robert Reeves, Columbus.

T World War Auxiliary Groups Plan Christmas Programs

Christmas programs will be held early this week by American Legion

units and by one Service Star Legion chapter.

One auxiliary will hear

a talk by a news commentator and the president of a Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary entertained her officers and committee chairmen at

a covered dish supper last evening.® _ A Christmas program will be pre-

sented tonight at the monthly dinner meeting of the Bruce P. Robison Post 133, Auxiliary and Junior groups, American Legion, at the post headquarters at the Central Christian Church. Mrs. William H. Long, dinner committee chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Ellis McCamm and Mrs. Charles F. Schaub. Plans for a Christmas party and holiday charity activities will be made at a business meeting of the Junior Auxiljary following the dinner. Miss

~ Marian Ellen Scott, president, will

preside. > Party Set Dec. 17 The Junior Christmas party will be held Saturday, Dec. 17, at the home of Miss Margaret Collman. Members will exchange gifts. Mrs.

«.... Carl Overleese will conduct a re-

arsal of Christmas carols followthe business meeting Monday

Mrs. Donald H. Smith, chairman of the Auxiliary community service committee, will be in charge of a party tomorrow for persons: at the Marion County Infirmary. A musical program will be presented. Mrs. Smith’s committee includes Mesdames Olla McDowell, Louis Groh, Richard Thomas, Fred Plump, Stewart Maxwell, John Sorenson, Ann McNaught and Hazel Allstadt. Mrs. Willard Boyle, chairman of rehabilitation, has requested members of the unit to bring magazines, canned goods and jelly for distribution at Christmas to the Veterans Administration Hospital at Marion. The Post and Auxiliary will spon.sor a dance next Saturday night at the Forty and Eight Club. Mrs. P. ‘J. Sertell and Charles Schaub are cochairmen in charge. . Vesper services at the United States Veterans Hospital are being sponsored on Sundays throughout December by the Bruce P. Robison Auxiliary. The services are held at 4:45 p. m. Mrs. Willard S. Boyle, rehabilitation chairman, and Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, music chairman, are in charge. Music at yesterday’s service was provided by a } rsd from the Tabernacle Presbyterion Church. . Gilbert Forbes, news commentator er WFBM, will {alk on “News ‘Highlights of 1938” at the meeting ‘at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday of the 12th district Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. George O. Swain, president, will preside at the meeting which ill be held at the Indiana War emorial. ;

Service Star to Meet

Members of the Hamilton-Berry hapter, Service Star Legion, will pld their annual Christmas party nd luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorsw at the home of Mrs, O. L. Wat2415 N. Pennsylvania St. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. O. Green and Mrs. W. L. Horn. Mrs. les K. McDowell, president, will side. ‘Honor guests will include ry: H. Sohn, Columbus,

Ind.; Miss Isabel Parry, Mrs. A. Donald Wiles, Mrs. William S, Horn and Mrs. Robert F. Horn. Mrs. D. M. Parry will read a Christmas story and a program of Christmas music will be presented by Mrs. Cora Young Wiles. Members will exchange Christmas gifts. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gwin, president of the Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, entertained 1938 officers, colors and committee chairmen at

terday evening at her home, 3208 Guilford Ave,

Benefit Party Friday

Members of Memorial Unit 3, Legion Auxiliary, will entertain at 9 p. m. Friday with a benefit card party at the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. auditorium. Mrs. Philip Fishbien, chairman of the committee, will be assisted by Mesdames Clara Conway, Bessie Sammons and Geneva Holman. Miss Ruth Talley will assist Mrs. Fishbein in ticket sales. Mrs. Elsie Johnson, president of the unit. has announced the appointment of Mesdames Talley, Rosemary Kirkhoff and Helen Vlasses as additional

party committee. Mrs. Fishbein is Shairman of the activities committee. Hugh Copsey Unit 361 of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a benefit card party at 8 p. m. Thursday night at the post headquarters on Thompson Road. Proceeds will go to the organization’s Christmas relief work in the community. Plans for a benefit show at a local theater already are being made.

Print Exhibit At Herron Museum

A December attraction at the John Herron Art Museum will be the Milwaukee Print Makers’ traveling exhibit of lithographs, block and linoleum prints and etchings. . Wilbur D. Peat, director at the museum, has announced that the exhibit of water color paintings by Glen Mitchell will be continued for two weeks. | Robert Tschaegle, assistant curator of the museum, gave a gallery talk yesterday afternoon on the life and works of Andrea del Sarto, Florentine artists of the Renaissayce, whose early work, “Portrait of a Young Noblewoman,” is now hanging at the museum. The del Sarto masterpiece is the first work to be exhibited under the new “picture of the month” plan. It will be removed this week. >

Sisterhood to Meet

The Temple Sisterhood will hold its regular board meeting at 10 a. m.

tomorrow

.|Hills Country Club. Mr. and Mrs.

a 6 o'clock covered dish dinner yes-|-

committee | § members to serve on the children’s|$

in the vestry of the

marriage Nov. 24 at the St. Joan Church.

Photo Craft Photo. Mrs. W. Lawrence Sexton was Miss Kathryn Louise: Schmidt, daughter of Mrs. Herman E. Schmidt, before her

bride of Joseph Mazelin

of Arc Paul Cathedral. Miss

read Thanksgiving Day at SS. Peter and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mootz.

Ramos-Porter Photo.

Miss Catherine Mootz became the

in a ceremony

Mootz is the

Mr. and Mrs Ira Wene are at home in Indianapolis following a wedding trip. The couple was married Nov. 23 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davy, 2429 N. Harding St.

Ramos-Porter Photo. Mrs. Louise:

Nov. 24 at Sacred Heart Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S. G. Champe. ;

: Ramos-Porter Photo. Frederic Duennes was Miss Champe before her marriage

Christmas Parties Feature Club Social News This Week; Meridian Hills Plans Event

The Christmas spirit already has pervaded social activities of a number of Indianapolis organizations. Programs of holiday music, luncheons, dinners and gift exchanges are among events scheduled for early this week. "A local country club is planning a holiday party for

New Year's Eve. The annual Christmas party and luncheon for Sunnyside Guild members was held at 12:30 p. m. today at the Columbia Club.

Mrs. Alta M. Martin sang Christmas songs, accompanied by Mrs. Max Graves, and group singing of carols was under Mrs. Martin's direction. A decorated Christmas tree, later to be donated to a needy family, and an exchange of gifts among members were program features. : Mrs. Edward H. Enners was chairman of hostesses. She was assisted by Mesdames William Durkin, William T. Eisenlohr, Harry Elwert, O. P. Fauchier, Louis G. Ferguson, Alvin Fernandes, B. M. Forbes, Leroy Ford and William Freund. Early plans are being made for the annual Christmas party to be held on New Year's Eve at the Meridian

Ralph Flood, who have been chairmen of the party ever since the club was founded 13 years ago, again head the committee in charge. A junior dance is being arranged for Dec. 29, with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Fleming Jr., as chairman of the committee. They will be assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames P. D. Powers, John W. Hutchings, Ralph Colby and Walter C. Homes. A junior committee will be appointed to assist in arrangements. Members of the Meridian Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold their annual holiday party from 10:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Symmes, 2730 Sutherland Ave. Mrs. Arthur Robinson will be assistant hostess. Mrs. Lewis E. York will tell a Christmas story, “The Little Wanderer.” Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter will have charge of the devotional period and will discuss “Peace.” Mrs. Ruth Kreipke, soprano, will sing Christmas songs, accompanied by Mrs. Perceval Owen. Mrs. Charles A. Mueller, social service worker, will talk. Mrs. S. C. Fulmer will preside and Mrs. J. B. Seitz is in charge of decorations. An annual Christmas dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Thursday to members of the Marion County Association of Past Matrons and Patrons, Order of Eastern Star, at the Prospect Masonic Temple. Officers will be elected and a Christmas party will follow, with an exchange of gifts by members of the group. Christmas carols will be

sung. Members of Prospect Chapter will be hosts at the party, with

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Mrs. Roxy Truby, chairman of reservations. Mrs. Ethel Payton is president of the association. The Women’s Club of the Athenaeum Turners held their annual Christmas entertainment yesterday at the Athenaeum. Mrs. Elizabeth Steinecker, the December chairman, was assisted by Mesdames Armin Graul, Ed Smith, Karl Hofmann, Leo Rappaport, Charlotte Reiss, John Durnal, New Albany, and Miss Grace Reger. Gifts were exchanged. Entertainment was under the direction of the social committee, headed by Mrs. Carl B. Sputh. Her assistants included Mrs. Kate Steichman, Miss Julia Niebergall and Miss Marian Matzke.

Two Will Speak For Auxiliary

Dr. Daniel Bower and Thomas A. Hendricks will speak this afternoon at a meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Marion County Medical Association at the Methodist Hospital. Paul Krauss Jr. will sing, accompanied by Miss Jane Hampson. Mrs. George Bowman, . president, will preside. ; Assisting at the tea to follow will be Mesdames Fred Gifford, Henry Beckman, C. B. Bohner, Ralph Coble, L. E. Ensminger, John Garrettson, A. L. Marshall, George Sexton, J. F. Rigg and William E. Tinney.

Moosehaven Benefit Scheduled Thursday

Mrs. Charles Wilner, chairman of the Moosehaven committee, will sponsor a benefit card party at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Moose Temple. Proceeds from the party will be sent to the Moosehaven Home for the Aged, Loyal Order of Mogse, at Moosehaven. Fla. / A pound party will be held Thursday evening at the temple to fill Christmas baskets which will be distributed to needy families by the social service committee. Miss Gertrude Bopps is in charge. Mrs. Pearl Hull, homemaking chairman, will dress dolls for a holiday philanthropic project. She will be assisted by members of her committee.

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Mr. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan are shown manual Episcopal Church, Back Bay Boston, following their marriage cLanahan was Miss Sally Clark, sister of Mrs. John

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| P.-T. A. Notes

The Rev. Harry E. Campbell will speak on “Living Happly and Wholesomely in a Changing World” at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at School 1. A trio,

Grand, cellist, and Jeanette Robbins, harpist, will play.

Christmas carols by the Mothers’ Chorus of School 61, a playlet and music by former pupils of School 8, now in Tech High School, will make up the program of School 8 at 3:15 Wednesday.

Patrons of School 12 will enjoy a program of songs by the second grade chorus and a demonstration of folk dances at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday.

Miss Emma Colbert of Butler University will speak at School 17 at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Christmas carols by the chorus and activities of the Student Council will be presented under the sponsorship of Anna Pritchett.

Dr. Richard Millard of the Broadway Methodist Church will discuss “The Church’s Part in the Child's Welfare”® at 3:15 Wednesday at School 20. A musical program will follow. The Parent Education Class will meet Monday preceding the board meeting in Room 13. Mrs. Loren Wood will be in charge.

“A Day in Old Jerusalem” is to be the topic of a talk by Ida Bonnefield Wilhite, professor of home economics, Butler University, at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at School 33. Music will be by the Girls’ Glee Club.

A Christmas play by the mothers and Christmas carols by the children will compose the program of School 47 at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday.

School 77 will see a Christmas play given by the pupils from 2 to 3 p. m. Wednesday.

A Christmas play will be given by the pupils of School 78 in the school auditorium at 7:30 p. m. Friday.

The Broad Ripple High School P.-T. A. will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday. K. V. Ammerman, principal, will speak on “Sophomores.” Vocal music under the direction of Raymond Hall, and instrumental music under the direction of Owen Beckley will complete the program.

Mrs. C. G. Berry will be hostess at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon next Wednesday for members of the Warren Township Parent-Teacher Council. A Christmas party will be held following the luncheon. Members are asked to bring a 10 cent gift for exchange.

Mrs. Harvey Timmerman will be discussion leader at the meeting at 1 p. m. Thursday of the Pleasant Run Study Club at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith, 1735 Shadeland Drive.

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surrounding the foyer doorways, lent a holiday air to the affair, and sapphire blue lights in hanging chandeliers glittered on the jewels

and ornaments of the women’s owns,

Silver gauze curtains hung behind

and fourth floors. Music was furnished by Bob McKittrick and Art Berry. Sapphire blue and silver programs were arranged on white covered tables lighted by long white tapers. ; Mrs. Frederick Norris, Guild president, danced in a white crepe

gown with a halter neckline and full skirt. She wore orchids.

Before the dance, Mr. and Mrs. William PF. Sandmann and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Gimbel entertained informally. Their guests included Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Sparks, Messrs. and Mesdames Earl C. Wolf, Courtland C. Cohee, Steven Wayne Terry, Paul L. McCord, Herbert C. Tyson, Miss Beatrice Gerrin, Miss Mary Helen McKee and Howard A. Intermill. Miss McKee wore a Schiapparelli period gown of white satin studded all over with rhinestones. Her sandals were of white satin and she wore orchids in her hair. A black satin gown cut on Grecian lines was Mrs. McCord’s choice. A comb of purple ostrich feathers formed her hair ornament and matched her satin sandals and orchid corsage. Mrs. Schumaker was gowned in mauve over cyclamen chiffon made with a long flowing skirt and fitted bodice. Her slippers matched an amethyst clip at the neckline and she wore natural flowers in her hair. Mrs. Tyson wore a gown of violet ombre chiffon with a balerrina skirt and shirred bodice. A shoulder corsage of wine orchids and accessories of silver and rhinestones completed her ensemble. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becherer entertained at a cocktail party before the dance. .Their guests were Messrs. and Mesdames T. F. McNutt, Otto C. Mahrdt, Charles Gisler, Edward A. Lawson, Lloyd Christian, Robert Graham, Thomas Matthews, Ralph Hudler, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. DeMott, Dr. David Sluss and Miss Inez Jefferies, Dr. John Sluss and his niece, Miss Lillian

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‘Winter Wonderland’ Forms Holiday Setting for Annual - Dance of St. Margaret's Guild

Chalked white trees hung with silver tinseled icicles formed a winter wonderland background for dancers Saturday night at the annual St. Margaret's Guild supper dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

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Eastern Star Sets Ritual Wednesday

The Eastern Star Ritual of 1870 will be exemplified Wednesday evening by members of the Marion County Past Matrons and Patrons Association at a meeting of Broad Ripple Chapter 315 at the Broad Ripple Masonic Temple. Those who will participate include Mesdames Ethel Payton, Martha Zoercher, Edith Mumaugh, Rea L. Koehler, Mona Thomas, Cecile Kiser, Marie Leonard, Cora K. Weiland, Ethel Emmons, Harriett Reeve, Aileen Money, Libbie Everett, Millie Gilmore, Charlotte Callon, Clara Lucas, Laura Ray, Ida Meister and Ida Ingle, and Messrs. Uarda Bolin, A. F. Landers and Harvey Mor-

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Literature and Drama Unit of Department Club to Meet.

A verse-speaking choir will pree sent the program at 2:30 p. m, Wednesday at the meeting of the Literature and Drama department of the Woman’s Department Club at their clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian

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Jane Ogburn Bruce, faculty meme ber at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory, will direct the choir. Musical interludes will be provided by the Arthur Jordan Conservatory Choir, under the direction of Joseph Lautner and accompanied on the organ by Miss Jane Wishard. The program, “The Christmas Story,” will include old carols, “I Saw Three Ships,” “The Little Jesus Came to Town,” “The Tree Carol,” “The Shepherd and the King,” “I Sing of a Maiden” and Bible portions from the Psalms, Isaiah, Luke and Matthew. Among musical numbers are “Let the World Rejoice,” “What Child Is This” and “I Hear Along Our Street.”

Members of Choir

Members of the speaking choir are Mrs. Ruth Parker, Misses Mae rion Bruce, Vyda Clarkson, Doroe thea Craft, Emma Hill, Carmen Jones, Mildred Knight, Clara May Masterson, Kathryn McCain, Nellie McCaslin, Alma Meyer, Ann Mitchell, Judy Mitchell, Elizabeth Rude dick and Jayne Sumner. , Mrs. C. E. Wolcott, chairman, will preside at a business meeting of the organization preceding the program, The department’s book hour study class, directed by Mrs. Hezzie B, Pike, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wed~ nesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Hugh J. Baker will review “Adventures in Contentment” (David Grayson) and Mrs. E. C. Rumpler’s review will be of “What Men Live By” (Richard C. Cabot). A Christmas tea will follow the afternoon’s program. Hostesses will include Mrs. William L. Sharp and Mrs. George A. VanDyke, chaire men; Mesdames William E. Balch, Charles F. Brigham, Emmet W, Green, Thomas L. Green, Forrest B. Kellogg, Edwin L. Lennox, Hugh L. Raynor, Wayne A. Reddick, Charles Roberts, Carl L. Rost, H. M. Sparks, Orville A. Wilkinson and Miss Flora Swan.

W. C. T. U. to Meet

At Rescue Mission

The Rev. L. N. Trotter and Mrs. C. W. Ackman will speak Tuesday afternoon at an institute of the Tuxedo unit, W. C, T. U, at the Wheeler City Rescue Mission. : The business session will open at 10 a. m.,, followed by a covered dish luncheon. State and county directors are scheduled to speak at noon. A musical program will be presented by Floyd Jones and Mrs. Oscar Bunce, vocalists, and Miss Barbara Helen Trotter, cornetist,

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