Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1940 — Page 18

Members of Danner-Tarkington Bridal Party Will Be Guests

Miss J eannette Tarkington and Burford Danner, whose marriage will be Saturday, are to be honor guests at. a tea and a dinner today. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus will entertain at dinner at their home for the couple. Guests will include

members of the bridal party: Mrs. William A. Garrigues Jr, New York, who will be matron of honor; and Miss Irving Moxley and Mrs. Cornell Wooley Acheson, Wilmington, Del, who Will be bridesmaids. Mr. Danner’s ushers who will be guests are Dr. Sidney Blandford, Cleveland, Mr. Garrigues, Charles DuPuy, Greensburg, Pa, Russell Fortune Jr. Thomas Ruckelshaus and Samuel R. Sutphin. Guests in addition to the bridal party will be Mrs. Blandford and Jack Appel. . Mrs, William B. Burford, the bridegroom's aunt, will have a tea this afternoon for intimate friends, members of the bridal party, the families and their houses guests. Miss Fayette Ann Miller was to give a luncheon for Miss Tarkington today. Guests with the bride-to-be were to include Mrs. Garrigues, s. Blandford, Mrs. Elvan Y. Tarkington, mother of Miss Tarkington, and the Misses Joan Taylor, Jane Axtell, Ann Fox, Harriet Patterson, Irving Moxley, Jane Adams and Patricia Eaglesfield.

Dramatie Club Ballots Are Mailed

Ballots for election of officers for the 1940-41 season of the Dramatic Club have been mailed to club members. The election will be held at the annual meeting, dinner and dance at the Woodstock Club May 18 Elias C. Atkins and Albert Deluse are candidates for president. Other candidates are Miss Irving Moxley and Mrs. William C. Griffith, vice president; Lyman S. Ayres and Evan Noyes, secretary; Frank Hoke and Reily G. Adams, treasurer; and Miss Nina Brown, Julius Birge, Noble Dean Jr. Mrs. Henry J. Peirce, Harold Tharp and Evans Woollen Jr., directors. Three directors are to be chosen.

Park School Garden Tour Aids Chosen

Gate chairmen, assistants and hostesses for the gardens included in the Park School Mothers’ Association Garden Tour Saturday and Sunday have been announced by Mrs. George Klein, garden personnel chairman. Mrs. J. R. McNutt will be gate chairman for both Saturday and Sunday at the garden of Mrs. Walter P. Morton, 3424 E. Fall Creek Blvd. On Saturday her assistants will be Mrs. K. K. Wooling and Mrs. F. G. Breiner. Mrs. G. A. Meihaus and Mrs. J. S. Mears will assist her on Sunday. Mrs. Morton will be garden hostess on both days. At the garden of Mrs. Robert A. Adams, 4041 N. Meridian St., Mrs. Russell Moore will serve as gate chairman on Saturday, assisted by Mrs. Evans Woollen and Mrs. Addison Parry. Mrs. Edward Bennett and Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer will be hostesses. Mrs. Charles Latham and Mrs. W. A. Simmons will be hostesses Sunday and Mrs. Ralph Lieber and Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm, assistants. Mrs. W. A. Doeppers will be chairman for both days at the garden of H. B. Coldwell, 5666 Central Ave. Assistants for Saturday will be Mrs. C. W. Ardery and Mrs. W. R. Mayer and Mrs. A. L. Taggart will be hostess. On Sunday Mrs. Carl Geupel and Mrs. William E. Tinney will be assistants and Mrs. Wm. J. McWilliams will be hostess. Mrs. C. A. Huff will serve as chairman for both days at the garden of Mrs. J. K. Lilly Sr, Sunset Lane. Gate assistants Sate urday will be Mrs. Glen F. Warren and Mrs. Walter Cusack. Mrs. Alvin M. Owsley and Mrs. James F. Carroll will be hosesses Saturday. On Sunday assistants will be Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe and Mrs. C. M. Hammond and hostesses will be Mrs. Robert B. Rhoades and Mrs. John Rauch. At the garden of Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, Sunset Lane, Mrs. Alex Metzger will be chairman for both Saturday and Sunday. Assisting her on Saturday will be Mrs. William P. Anderson IIT and Mrs. John Bookwalter. Mrs. C. Harvey Bradley and Mrs. Donald M. Test will be hostesses. Gate assistants Sunday will be Mrs. C. O. Mogg and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Terry. Hostésses will be Mrs. F. T. Holliday and Mrs. Ward Hackleman. Mrs. Paul Fisher will be chairman at the garden of Mrs. Nicholas Noyes, Sunset Lane. Assisting her on Saturday will be Mrs. Eugene C. VanWyck and Mrs. W. H. Mooney, with Mrs. Cone Rarlow and Mrs. G. A. Frantz as hostesses. Assistants for Sunday will be Mrs. Frank Dowling and Mrs. F. A. Montrose with Mrs. William B. Burford and Mrs. Post Milliken as hostesses. Serving as chairman for both days at the William Fortune garden in Traders’ Point will be Mrs. R. N. Dedaker. Mrs. F. D. Leete Jr. and Mrs. John Hare will be assistants on Saturday and Mrs. George Kuhn and Mrs. Walter Kuhn will be hostesses. On Sunday Mrs. R. A. McGill and Mrs. F. I. Schumaker Jr. will assist and Mrs. A. C. Bohlen will be hostess. Mrs. C. W. Spalding will be chairman at Mrs. Bowman Elder's garden, Traders’ Point. Assistants Saturday will he Mrs, George M. Weaver and Mrs. Robert M. Moore. Mrs. R. J. Ryan and Mrs. John W. Carmack will be hostesses. Mrs. G. L. Canfield and Mrs. Robert M. Bowes will serve as assistants on Sunday and Mrs. Byron I.aFollette and Mrs. Elder will be hostesses. : At Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood’s garden, 2847 N. Meridian St., Mrs. Robert Clark is to he chairman, assisted on Saturdav by Mrs. A. L. Collins and Mrs. J. V. Stout and on Sunday by Mrs. Irvin Wesley and Mrs. R. O. Lakin. Hostesses on Saturday will be Mrs. O. H. Stout and Mrs. H. B. West. and on Sunday Mrs. H. S. Noel and Mrs. Arthur Herrington. Mrs. A. T VanLandingham is to be chairman at the garden of Mrs. Roy Elder Adams. 4145 Washington Blvd. Assisting her on Saturday will be Mrs. Robert E. Hollowell and Mrs. W. C. VonKessler With Mrs. H. O. Mertz and Mrs. Louis Huesmann Jr. as hostesses, On Sunday Mrs. Jack Adams and Mrs. Lucius French will be assistants and Mrs. H. C. Lathrop and Mrs. W. J. Young will be hostesses. Chairman at the garden of Mrs. Ave., will be Mrs. I. H. Earle, assisted on Saturday by Mrs. H. G. Hoss and Mrs. Elmer F. Straub. Mrs. W. F. Wiggins will be hostess. Mrs. Smiley Chambers and Mrs. Paul H. Miller will be assistants

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Women’s Contract Club Board Meets

A board meeting of the Women’s Contract Club of Indianapolis was to be held at 12:30 p. m. today at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The regular play was to follow at 1:15 p. m.

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—T am a girl of 15. As far back as I can remember I always have been backward around boys. The first time I had a crush on a boy I was in the third grade. I treated the poor kid awful and wouldn't speak him for fear he would find out For such a small girl I took my love affairs very seriously. While other children were out playing I would be mooning over my love. I treat every boy I like so terribly that I make life miserable for everyone. Please don't think I get a kick out of acting this way because T will cry for hours and feel very sorry for myself. I always will vow that the next time I will be very friendly, but when. the time comes something freezes upon the inside of me. Three years ago I met a boy at a church play and he was so sweet and friendly to me. But when he would talk to me I would seldom say anything. For two years neither one of us said a word to each other. About a week ago I had to interview him for our school paper. When we were alone, we laughed. The years seemed to drop away. He was so sweet to me and we had a wonderful time. Next time I saw him I planned to speak but put my head down. When I raised it he was looking in another direction. From then on I began snubbing him. Everyone tells me that he would like to be friends. I just can't 80 up and start talking to him. If only I could act differently and feel differently than I do. I am so afraid he will think I like him. Please help me. IN NEED OF HELP. 2 8 4

Eugene C. Miller, 5616 Central

I liked him.

Answer—It is indeed strange that you should deliberately prevent yourself from achieving that which you believe you want most. Your behavior suggests that you are continuously on guard against the slightest rebuff. Your quivering ego is quick to strike before it is struck. A person so ready to fear the hostility of others must be suspected of having had some rather painful experiences in childhood. Back there in the third grade when you fell in love for the first tine, can you remember any circumstances which made you afraid to be found out? Did you have an older brother or sister who made tun of you and caused you to feel as insignificant as a worm? Was your father harsh or your mother unsympathetic to the point where you were afraid to show your feelings about anything at all? If these guesses are true, then you must have bitterly hated the one who made you feel uncomfortable. Do not recoil at the ominous word “hate,” for it often represents wounded love, What I am trying to find eut is whether or not there is someone in your background whom you first loved but later hated ih selfdefense? The pattern for your compulsion to be cold to those whose regard you want most have been cut a long while ago. There are girls who want to attract boys for the satisfaction of turning them down. The feeling of guilt which attaches to such a performance makes them so miserable afterward that satisfaction seems an odd word to use. Yet they did what they wanted to do at the time In spite of the fact that they knew the aftermath would be unhappy. To know the cause of one’s behavior is to gain a better grasp of one’s problem although it does not constitute a magical cure. If you find some clue which you believe to be significant, I should be glad to have you write again. JANE JORDAN, OE DE anestions tn this eid phe wil Answer v {

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assist her daughter. | The bridal colors of green and | vellow will be used in decorations | for the party. Guests with the] brides-to-be and their Mrs. Chester L. Zechiel, will in-| clude Mesdames Clarence Warren, | Andrew Taylor, Ralph Coble, Lyman Hunter and Henry Moffett and the Misses Martha Pearce, | Jean Poff, Martha Coddington, | Marthana McWhirr, Betty Breech, Charlyn Murray, Marcia Warren, Louise Dickson, Betty Anne Ritchie, Marjorie Pyke, Dorcas Rock, Ann Tefft, Betty Bartel, Betty DeGrief, Marjorie Hennis, Eleanor Pangborn, Katherine Kilby, Betty Cramer and Helen Ross Smith, Miss Marjory Zechiel is to be married to Lieut. Clarence N. Warren of Kelly Field, Texas, and | Miss Barbara will become the bride | of Dr. David Willis Holmes of]

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daughter, Mrs. P. Byrne Terhorst,! will entertain tonight at Mrs. Baier's home with a crystal shower

for Miss Martha niargaret Shepperd, whose marriage to Clay Trusty will be June 2. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Shepperd, 4117 Ruckle St. and Mr. | Trusty is the son of Mrs. Clay Trusty, 17 W. 27th St: . Guests with Miss Shepperd, her mother and the bridegroom's mother will be Mesdames R. A. Cash, F. Allen Graham, Guy Inman, H. A. Koesters, John A. Wright, L. M. Holmes and Robert Weaver and the Misses Rosemary Bradley, Marjorie Boyle, Peggy Catr, Dorothy Durham, Margaret and Helen Koesters, Betty Zien, Betty and Dorothy Reed and Dorothy Shepperd.

A bathroom shower will be given tonight by Miss Betty Kelley and Mrs. Arthur Rehling at the home of Miss ‘Nellie Morgan, 408 W. 44th St. for Miss Mary Cecelia Conley, whose marriage to Edward T. Newcomb will be May 30. Aloha blue and melody yellow, | the bridal colors, will be used in appointments for the party, and Talisman roses will be given as favors. Guests will be Mrs. Joseph L. Conley, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Frank Kull, aunt of the bridegroom; Mesdames R. K. Morgan, Glen Toomey and Bruce Waddell. and the Misses Anna Louise Conley, Mary Kull, Lucille DeVatz, Marjorie Foley, Harriet Bray, Lucille Shep- | man, Mary Murdock, Mary Lou Walsman, Mariann Kohl, Ruth Dunn, Rosalind Bolser, Ruth Ann Guinn, Irene Winnings, Mary Jane Schenck, Virginia Paden, Jeanne Montgomery and Emilie Engleau. Mrs. Elizabeth Beckman and her daughters, Florence and Betty, en-| tertained recently with a dinner for | Miss Conley and Mr. Newcomb. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Conley, parents of the bride-to-be: Miss Anna Louise Conley, the Rev. Patrick H. Griffin, Gerald Griffin and Misses Virginia Paden, Mayme | Reilly and Ann Griffin,

Miss Mable Piercy, whose marriage to Stanley Malless will be May 17, was honor guest at a linen shower given recently by Mrs. Albert O. Moffitt and Miss Denzel Moffitt.

New officers of the executive board of the Indiana State Symphony Society's women’s committee are

Josephine Madden, treasurer; Mrs. man, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Latham, president, and Mrs, William H. Ball, Muncie, Ind.,

Mrs. James W. Fesler, first vice president, did not the annual meeting yesterday Latham’s home at which officers and board memThe committee’s first honorary vice

Margaret Ann Paul to Entertain Marjory and Barbara Zechiel At Personal Shower Tonight

A personal shower, a crystal shower, a bathroom and a linen shower are included in today’s pre-nuptial news. "Misses Marjory and Barbara Zechiel, who will become brides in a double wedding ceremony June 22 at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, will be honor guests at a personal shower given tonight by Miss | Margaret Ann Paul at her home, 5028 Park Ave.

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Decorations were in pastel shades chosen by Miss Piercy as her bridal colors. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. E. R. Piercy, included Mrs. Katherine Malless, mother of the bridegroom: Mes- | dames Carl Schopp, Robert Malless, S. C. Moffitt, Frank Henazie, George Malless, Harry Carr, and Lawrence Kirk and the Misses Mildred Overbeck, Helen Malless, Darline Winter, June Morris, Vi Malless, Hilda Haines, Virginia Merklin, Justine Morris, Elsie Malless and Eileen Haines. Out-of-town guests were Miss Winifred Fife, Kokomo, Ind, and Mrs. James Hiner, Dayton,

O. E. S. Has Dinner

Brightwood Auxiliary, Order of the Eastern Star, was to have a dinner today at noon in the Veritas Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. A business meeting was to follow. Mrs. Lillian Whistler and Mrs. Ida Watkins were to be hostesses for the dinner,

T. P. Session Tomorrow

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Head Symphony Society's Women’s Committee

chairman chairmen of standing committees are Mrs. Frederick G. Appel, office service; Mrs. Thaddeus R. Baker, special funds; Mrs. James F. Carroll, publicity; Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, Johnson, membership; Miss Lucy Taggart, social, and Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, children’s concerts,

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New board members are Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, chairman of women’s clubs; Mrs. Walter P. Morton, chairman of state activities, and Mrs. Herbert T.

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D. A. R. to Broadcast

“Messages From the Continental Congress” will be the subject of Mrs. W. H. Schlosser, Franklin, Ind., former state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, in a broadcast at 10:30 a. m. Monday over station WIBC.

Alumnae Plan Dance Parties

Several parties have been arranged for the dance which the St. Mary's Academy Alumnae will sponsor tpmorrow night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Mary Murdock, general chairman of the dance, will have as her guests William Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Niedenthal and Robert Sammons. Others in the party will be the Misses Mary Lou Walsman, Rose Boland, Florence Chung, Mary Gasper, Lee Fox and Beatrice James; Messrs. Louis Zickler, John McMahon, Hugh Bauer, Pred Van Brant and Russell Johnston. e Another large party will include: Messrs. and Mesdames Louis Mueller, Raymond Grothaus, Albin Kress, Louis Mitchell; Mr. Norbert Keller, Miss Mary Escott, Miss Julianna Mennel, George Burrell, Miss Marcella Topmiller, Dr. A. C. Stipher, Miss Alice Escott, Charles Fleetwood, Miss Mary Helen Neff, Charles Clifford, Miss Patricia Harrigan, Thomas Tiemeier, Miss Mary Ann Mahan, Robert Tomlinson, Miss June Ferguson, Thomas Connor, Miss Maryella Porter and John Mann. Miss Mary Agnes Riley and Mr. Henry McMahon will have as their guests Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Riley, Miss Mary Ryan, Louis Schumaker and Bernard Buckley. Miss Lucille Ittenbach will have as her guests Walter Kennedy, Miss Christine Nienaber, David Hadley, Miss Mary E. Schneider, Dick Smith, Miss Eleanor Karibo, Forrest Smith, Miss Mary Catherine Sandusky, Robert Herrell, Miss Eleanor Sandusky, Leo Cheney, Miss Rosemary Nienaber, and Bernard Topmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller will have in their party Mr. and Mrs.

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CLUBS On-ea-ota. 1 p. m. today. Mrs. Paul Van Treese, 1517 N. LaSalle, hostess. Luncheon followed | by business meeting and bridge. Tip Toppers Sub Deb. 7:30 p. m.| today. Miss Ellen McCormick, 906 E. Iowa, hostess. | Artemis. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Hamil- | ton Food Shop. Luncheon and business meeting. Mrs. Leslie Mc- | Lean and Mrs. Frank Freers,' hostesses. Fifth Ward Women's Democratic. 7:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Frances Marsh, 3510 N. Meridian, hostess.

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Women's Rotary. 12:30 p. m. Mon. Columbia Club. Election of officers. i Robert's Parliamentary Law. 12:15) Tues. Colonial Tearoom. Luncheon. Plans for third anniversary | will be made. Lecture, Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan. Mesdames Paul Warren, Robert S. St. Pierre and A. J. Clark, hostesses. Junior Coed. 8 p. m. today. Miss Mary Diersing, 3419 E. St. Clair, | hostess. La-Val-Wood Homemakers. Today. Mrs. Gertrude Taber, hostess. To study home management project lesson on kitchen arrangement. First anniversary. | Valley Mills Homemakers. Fri. Mrs. Lee Rasmussen, hostess. Flower show. Mesdames Nell Ferguson, Jessie Foltz and Thomas Waismer, | assistants.

SORORITIES

Rho Zeta Tau. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Ernest Herring, 4403 Rockville Road. | Alpha Chapter of Chi Phi Gamma. to 5 p. m. Sun. Mrs. John! Cook, 1503 Bosart, hostess. Mothers’ Day tea. | Alpha Chapter, Phi Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Mac Miles, 903 N. LaSalle, hostess.

Alpha Chapter, Rho Delta. 8 p. ni ;

today. Mrs. James Kersey, 3007 E. 10th, hostess. Mrs. Eugene Dye, | co-hostess. Initiation.

LODGES

Fidelis Club, North Park Chapter, | O. E. 8. 6:15 p. m. Mon. Business and Professional Women's Club, 1101 N. Delaware. Dinner for mothers. Naomi Chapter, Auxiliary, O. E. 8. 2:30 p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Mary Princell in charge of Mothers’ Day program. Mrs. Fannie Stein-! metz, president.

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Will Meet Tomorrow

A paper, “Garden Tips for May,” will be read by Mrs. Hiram Mason! at the Golden Glow Garden Club | meeting at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. | Mrs. Wesley Compton, 1022 WwW. 34th St., will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Carl Klutey. A flower quiz contest and an exchange of bulbs and plants also are planned for the meeting.

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Guests at Lebanon

Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, president of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild; Beale, state secretary, Mrs. Raymond W, Cook and Mrs. Clarence G. Beale, were to go to Lebanon, Ind. today to be guests of the Thursday Afternoon Sewing Circle. They will assist the club in forming a guild chapter.

Annual Party Tonight

The annual spring euchre and bridge party of the Illinois Central Railroad Service Club will be tohight in the Rainbow Room of the Antlers Hotel. D. H. Whaley, chairman, is being assisted by H. E. Cromwell, Stoy Duncan, W. H. Hamblin, E. H. Jones, H. O. Hill and Miss Margaret Gifford.

Tea Hostesses Named

Four additional hostesses were named today for the musical tea and style show to be sponsored by the Central W. C. T. U. at 2:15 p.m. tomorrow in Ayres’ . auditorium. They are Mesdames J. W. Webb. George Barnes, John G. Benson and

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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940

Guardians

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Mrs. Russell B. Steinhour, Camp Fire Girl executive secretary, will conduct a training course for new Camp Fire guardians with classes on Thursday mornings at 9:30 o'clock. The course opened this morning and continues through this month. The new leaders will pass the trail seekers rank and will study handicraft, first aid, outdoor cooking and nature information. Leaders who will attend are Mrs, H. W. Curtis and Miss Rosemary Shank, School 75; Mrs. G. A. Smith

Miss Maxine Snyder (above) is chairman of the Spring Formal which 33 members of the junior class at Shortridge High School will give tomorrow night at the Hotel Antlers. Other members are the Misses Dorothy Ottinger, Mary Ann Morrison, Doris Woods, Robert Terry, Calvin Mathews, Alan Nolan and Ralph Morrow.

C. M. Allen, Miss Mary Ann Hagerty, James Boehning, Miss Patricia Gervan, and Harold Miller. Other parties have been planned by the Misses Helen Haboush, Margaret Killilea, Agnes Cochran, Mary Ann Doyle, Mary Rapia, Kay Stapelkemper and Messrs. and Mesdames Anthony Haag, Erwin Hoeing, E. C. Westmeier and Ralph Schneider.

land Mrs. E. M. Chellew, School 32; | Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs. Lloyd |Rhoton, School 51; Miss Sara Ann | Hartley, high school group in School 75 district; Mrs. James Early, School 15; Mrs. Loomis Jen= nings, School 50 district; Mesdames H. L. Schuck, H. L. Poole and H. E. Faulkner, new leaders at the Fairfax Christian Church. Miss Marcella West, new office secretary, and the Rev. Leon K. Weatherman, pastor of the Fairfax Christian Church, also are enrglled. New guardians who will attend a night training course to begin soon are Miss Rosemary Cruzan, Schoel 8; Alice Davis, Sthool 72, and Miss Martha Goodlet, School 30. Miss Marcella West will give a demonstration of outdoor cooking at the final meeting of the Guardians Association before summer camp at Camp Delight Saturday, The guardians will take a nature hike under the leadership of Miss Louise Moorman. Executive come mittee members in charge of the meeting are Mesdames L. A. Kirdh, Fred Zell, Georgia Little, Paul Clark, H. C. Percival, Leonard Kord and Miss Marie Zook.

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