Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1940 — Page 12
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Left to right, Miss Mary Jane Alford will attend Dana
Hall; Miss Judy Bosson, Western College;
Miss Peggy Trusler. Hollins College, and Miss Evelyn Maraist, Hollins.
Society—
Harriet Married To H.R. Mallory at Propylaeum
Patterson Is
[HE REV. ORIEN W. FIFER officiated at the wed8:30 o'clock last night in the Propylaesum of Mi: let Patterson to Henry Rogers Mallory. The ride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H. Patter1220 College Ave., and Mr. Mallory is the son of and Mrs. Egbert Lillie,
son, Philip R. Mallory, Indianapolis York.
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Fifer performed the ceremony before a bay window the Propylaesum. At the foot of the windows boxes of clipped laurel. In the center stood a 151 flanked by seven-branch candelabra holding
nd decorated with clusters of Fuji chrysanthemums
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‘ds of pink roses and chrysanthemums and blue the aisleway for the bridal party. Garlands of were draped across the tops of the windows
, i fall +) . and fell to the floor
Dorothy Courtney Was Attendant BRIDE'S Miss Dorothy Courtney, was in soft rose marquisette and carried an arm bouquet of Finch ink phlox, pink lilies, delphinium and forget-me-nots.
roses
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vas made on long-waisted princess lines, the very full 1 train. She wore a long blush net veil which fell over f { was held by a spray of blossoms at the back. Her flowers white orchids, stephanotis and begonia blossoms with white tulle. Robert ¥F. Wilson, Evanston, Ill, was best man and ushers were n Tebben, Malcolm Anderson, Lowell H. Patterson Jr. ahd Barn Mallory The bride's mother wore a dawn blue crepe dress with lace voke
and sleeves and had a cluster of orchids fastened to her handbag.
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Reception Followed Ceremony
AT THE RECEPTION following the ceremony Mrs. Burford Dane and the Misses Jane Adams, Ruth Fishback, Elizabeti Kiger, 'y Scot Morse and Judith Preston assisted. They wore tiny clusters nk plumes with sweetheart roses and forget-me-nots in their ‘he wedding cake stood on a plateau of Finch roses and pink lthemums. ind Mrs. Mallory will be at home following their wedding trip ? Lane. As her going-away costume, the bride wore a costume suit of Dega blue, with a tight fitting coat over l frock. She wore a matching hat, brown accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Lillie, Mr. and MTs. George D. Barron, Mesdames Charles E. Marling, Frank C. Munson and Dorothy Mallory and Jerome Sinsheimer, New York: Mrs. C. D. MalMiss Margaret Mallory and Clifford Mallory Jr., Greenwich, and Miss Madeline Shields, Martinsville. Ind. bride was graduated from Tudor Hall School and attended Junior College. She is a provisional member of the IndijJunior League. Mr. Mallory attended Hill School and Yale
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Holletts Will Be At Home -ollowing Motor Trip South
MR. AND MRS. BYRON P. HOLLETT are on a motor trip south fellowing their marriage at 8:30 p. m. last night at Kirawan Farm, home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Metzger. Mrs. Hollett was Miss Joan Metzger. Mr». Hollett is the son of Mrs. John E. Hollett, 4001 N. Meridian St.
The ceremony was performed bv the Rev the Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer. Paul's Episcopal Church. ) wedding music ovised altar in a bay window of the living room formed round for the ceremony. At the center there was a plant ling cathedral candles and graduated tiers of Fuji chrysan- , PINK and red roses and magenta coxcombs. At either side inks of cibotium ferns and seven-branch candelabra. } vindow of the stairway down which the bride came was decorated with croton foliage. ivy and chrysanthemums in fall shades nd there was a matching basket of foliage and flowers on the newel
William FEifert, pastor assisted by the Rev. liam Burrows of St Miss Ruth Noller,
ved the
The living-room mantelpiece was banked with pale pink chrymums and roses and in As the bride entered six of her formed an aisleway with garlands of pink satin ribbons. pink and smilax caught with French bouquets of shaded pink 1s with magenta accents. The girls were Misses Alice VonneBrown, Mary Sheerin Kuhn, Nina Brown. Mary and Barbara Stafford.
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u Prudence tewart Kurtz Sister Is Attendant MISS DOROTHY METZGER, her sister's onlv attendant. wore y deep rose gown of costume velvet made with a square-necked basque bodice and full skirt. She carried a bouquet of pink bouvarFinch and Sally roses and pink daisies. The bride, giv in marriage by her father, wore white lace, the extremely full of which formed a long train. The neckline of the tight basque was edged with pleated satin ruching which sontinued down the front and cutlined the bodice. The long, tight sleeves were made with sprays of orange blossoms over the shoul-
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aers Her fingertl we of the illusion framing the face ley lilies and white orchids. The bridegroom's brother
Reception Followed
FOR THE RECEPTION at the home following the ceremony, the dining room was decorated in yellow and white he wedding cake rested upon a stand of yellow begonia and chrysanthemum plossoms and bouquets of vellow roses, chrysanthemums and valley lilies stood in spun sugar baskets. After their return from the wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Hollett will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride's traveling costume was a caramel colored wool dress with matching corduroy jacket. She wore brown alligator accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Hollett was graduated from Tudor Hall School tended Connecticut College for Women. She is a member of the Indianapolis Junior League and the Dramatic Club. Mr. Hollett was graduated from Wabash College and Harvard University Law School. He is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and the Dramatic and Woodstock Clubs
length veil of illusion was made with a pleated The bridal bouquet was of
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John Hollett, was best man.
and at-
Sub Debs Meet Tonight
St. Rita's Guild will open its fall svities with an informal tea at m. Sunday at the Spink-Arms
i. Members may bring guests.'Sub-Deb Club this evening.
Church Groups Open Season's Activities
The Rev. E. A. Clegg of the CAPITOL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH was to preside at a meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock to complete organization of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. All women's groups in the church were to be merged into the one society.
stalled as president. Other new officers are: Mrs. Charles Pierson. vice-president; Mrs. Fred Kuhn, recording secretary; Mrs. Luther Boatman, corresponding secretary: Mrs. H.W. Martz, treasurer; Mrs Herman Taylor, assistant treasurer: Mrs. Herman McComb, missionary education and service secretary; Mrs. Frank Munro, assistant: Mrs Clark Hicks, Christian social relations and local church activities; Mrs. Leland Rinker and Mrs. John Glickert, assistants; Mrs. Vaughn Akard, girls’ work secretary; Mrs L. E. Ratcliff, student work secretary: Mrs. Harlan Tudor, children’s work secretary; Mrs. R. E. Langston, publications and literature secretary, and Mrs. M. W, Mason, supplies secretary.
The HARFORD CIRCLE OF THE FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH will meet with Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, 1211 N. Drexel Ave. tonight at 7:30 o'clock
plans for the year's study and leaq a stewardship ceremony. Miss Opal Nance will be guest soloist. The program will include talks by Mrs Elizabeth Birdsell on “A New Horizon in Our Giving” and by Mrs. Harold Lawless on “Christian Citizenship.” Mrs. Truman Baker and Mrs. Paul Ankney also will be on the program.
The WOMEN'S FEDERATION OF THE FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH will meet tomorrow at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Fred C Weiss, 63 N. Sherman Drive. Mrs. Eva Hitz and Mrs. Edward Oswald will be hostesses.
music and a talk by Mrs. Arthur Stettler on “Convention Echoes.” Mrs. L. B. Mosiman will review the missionary current events and Mrs. John White will lead devotions.
Clubs
The BIG FOUR RAILWAY AUXILIARY 116 of the American Legion will install new officers at its regular meeting at 7:30 this evening in the World War Memorial Building. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Charles Guill, president; Mrs. Earl Beasley, vice president; Mrs. Flovd Woolf, secretary; Mrs. Alvah Weiss. treasurer; Mrs. Fred Meixner, nistorian; Mrs. Sam Beem, chaplain: Mrs. Morton Thomas, first executive
rish, second executive board member. Mrs. Parrish, past president, will be installing officer. Mrs. Llovd Farrington will report on the state convention which was held in August,
to meet at noon today for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. F. Buhr, 961 West Drive, Woodruff Place. Tha guest speaker was to be Miss Marv Smith, superintendent of the Suemma Coleman Home. Mrs. Adolf Wagner was to preside. The program chairman is Mrs. George Dorn, assisted by Mesdames Buhr. Chase Johnson. Julius Rockener and A. M. Robinson, They have chosen the topic, “Unending Quests,” for the year's study.
is making plans for an exhibit at the fifth annual Indianapolis Dahlia Show and Fall Flower Festival to be held at the Brookside Communiv House Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Annah E. Core is president of the club.
Mrs. J. M. Rogers, 2019 W. Michigan St., will be hostess for a meeting
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION tomorrow at 2 p. m. election of officers will be held.
The FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITERARY CLUB will hold its first meeting of the year at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. M.
Miss Shirley Aikin. 3630 N. Grant Race tomorrow Ave. will entertain The Hi-Steppers
Clark, 2404 N. LaSalle St. Mrs. H. [P. Roesch will review “How Green | Was My Valley” (Richarg Llewellyn). | New officers for the vear are Mrs
E. A. Trittipo, president; Mrs. F. H. hemisphere solidarity program. In-|
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Lutz, vice president; Mrs Brown, secretary, and Mrs. { Miller, treasurer.
— ‘Goat Race Sched wled
| The Parent-Teacher {of Zionsville will sponsor a Goat evening at the Ball {Park in Zionsville. The chariot and sulky races, with local children as fares will begin at 8 p. m.
Mrs. James E. Perry was to be | Reception Will
Mrs. Emmett Johnson will outline |.
The SERVICE-STUDY CLUB was |
of the BAY LAUREL WOMEN'S
Association |
Miss Joan Buschmann (left) and Miss Martha Jo Cantwell
Miss Jeanne Woods For Wedding to Millard Gannon; To Give Party
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 1940
will enroll at Bryn Mawr College
will go to Hollins,
] Left to right, Miss Mary Jane Hess will be at Hollins; Miss Joan Burnham, Baltimore. Md. Hollins;
Miss Nancy Heller, Buffalo, N. Y., Wheaton College, and Miss Mary Glossbrenner, Byrn Mawr.
Sets Date
Shower to Honor Jean Meek
The setting of a wedding date
with shower notes in today's news concerning young women who are,
soon to be married.
Miss Jeanne Woods, McCordsville, Ind.. has set Sept Gannon, Chicago, son of Mr
for her marriage to Millard J
George B. Gannon, 5319 N. New Jersey St. 8:30 p. m. in the Broadway Methodist
Follow Service
The marriage of Miss Henrietta ‘Weiland to Fred C. Vehling tonight ‘will take place on the 35th wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Weiland, 2157 Singleton St. The ceremony at 8:30 this evening will be in the St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Mr. Vehling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Vehling, 1221 Evison St. The double ring be read by the Rev. Ernst A. Piepenbrok at an altar arranged with palms and greenery and lighted by candles in a seven-branch candelabrum Mrs. Amy Cleary Morrison, church organist, will play a program of. hridal music before the ceremony nd Miss Marguerite Johnson, cousin of the bride, will sing “Because” and “1 Love Thee.” The Bridal Chorus from Wagner's “Lohengrin” will be used for the processional and Mendelssohn's Wedding March as the recessional.
ceremony will
Judge Louis A, Weiland, brother
of the bride, will be best man. Houston Whitson, Evan Miller and Robert Schnell are to be ushers.
Miss Weiland will be attended by |
her three sisters, with Miss Louise Weiland as maid of honor and the Misses Ella and Ruth Weiland as bridesmaids. They will wear olive chiffon velvet dresses, fashioned in princess style with sweetheart necklines and short puffed sleeves, and will carry shower bouquets of yel-
The program will include special |} roses
The bride will enter with her father. Her gown of bridal ivory chiffon velvet will be made princess style with a sweetheart neckline, long, tight sleeves and a train. A finger-tip veil will fall from a coro|net arranged with orange blossoms. [Miss Weiland will carry a bouquet fof white roses. A reception for the family and friends at the Weiland home also will observe Mr. and Mrs. Weiland's wedding anniversary, Two threetiered wedding cakes will center the reception table. One will be decorated with a wedding bell used at
| Mr. and Mrs. Weiland's wedding re-|
ception 35 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Vehling will be at 'home at 2154 Garfield Drive after a wedding trip through the West. |Out-of-town guests at the wedding and reception will be Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs
board member, and Mrs. Guy Par- |H. L. Burnett and daushter. Shir. Arthur
ley, Evansville, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. {Qscar Haehl and Miss Edith Haehl, Shelbyville, Ind.
Folk Festivals Recommended
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 12 (U. Plans for supplementing defense preparations with crusade against subversive were outlined yesterday as the board of directors of the National Federation of Music Clubs began a ‘four-day meeting here Mrs. Helen Harrison Mills, Peoria, Ill, said she would seek board en-
P).— riational a music activities
entation of an international folk festival during the winter by each of the 5000 federation clubs. festivals would offer appropriate music to “create mutual sympathy and confidence among America's {diversified nationalities” and “strengthen loyalty to the United States.” Singing of the “Star-Spangled Banner” and other national songs
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An would be a feature of each festival, |
according to Mrs. Mills, who is fed‘eration chairman of music in inter‘national relations. Mrs. Mills called for use of the “Star-Spangled Banner” at every community gathering. A third phase of the plan called for encouragement of closer relations with Latin-American countries through the medium of music, thus supplementing the Government's
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terchange of music ‘American countries | mended.
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Willkie Club to Meet
| The Business Women's Division of the Marion County Willkie-for-President Club will meet tonight fat 7.30 p. m. in Parlor B of the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Helen Munger is the president.
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and selection of attendants appear
28 as the date and Mrs The ceremony will be at Church. | Miss Woods’ engagement was an[nounced in April by her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Woods, Mc- | Cordsville. Both the bride and | bridegroom-to-be are graduates of { Purdue University | Mr. Gannon's sister, Miss Jean | Rae Gannon, will be maid of honor at the wedding. Bridesmaids will be Misses Arnella Kneer, Mary Pettigrew and Elizabeth Schwartz and Mrs. Gordon R. Mahan. Miss Schwartz will entertain Saturday at her home with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Woods and on Sept. 20 Miss Gannon will give a party for the bridesmaids and a few intimate friends at her home. A buffet supper for the members of the bridal party will be given by Mrs. Woods on Sept. 27 preceding the wedding rehearsal. During the week before the wedding, the bride-to-be will entertain for her attendants. | » » ”
Mrs. Maurice L. Fogarty will entertain tonight at her home, 2030 N New Jersey St. with a bathroom ‘shower for Miss Dorothy Virginia Shepperd. who will be married next Wednesday to Bert Kingan Jr.. son {of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kingan, 5415 I'N. Capitol Ave Miss Shepperd is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keely Shepperd, 4117 Ruckle St. The ceremony "will be in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln. | The bride's chosen colors of blue and white will be used in appointments for the party tonight. Guests with Miss Shepperd will include her sister, Mrs. ‘Clay Trusty Jr. John A. Wright, Misses Margaret | Koesters, Dorothy and Louise Keen and Miss Pauline Franklin, Tulsa, Okla., cousin of the bride-to-be. n » ” Jean Bonner Meek will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given tomorrow night bv Mrs. Arthur C. Hoffman at her home, 5760 Lowell Ave. Miss Meek. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Meek, 5809 Lowell Ave, will be married to Harry James VonDolah Jr., Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Van Dolah, Indianapolis, in a ceremony at the Irvington Presbyterian Church Sept 28. Hostesses tomorrow with Mrs. Hoffman will be Mrs. Tyler Oglesb and Miss Alice Hoffman. Guests in addition to. Miss Meek will include her mother and her grandmother, Mrs. Walter Bonner; Mesdames Walter Palmer, Edward E. Greene, Thomas R. Richards, A. B. Clark, Eichkoff, Svlvester Moore, Helen Surprise and L. V. Rawlings
Miss
| Haworth, Ray H. Graves, Martha Scheffel, William Harris, Alfred Messerlie, James Ford, DeForrest Bowman, Nancy Fittz, George H. Stahl, Robert Bates, Merrill Hamilton and Allen P. Vestal and the {Misses Ethel and Marion Miller {Alice Bray PFittz, Martha Clark {Bobby Jo Vestal and Miss Jean (Oglesby, Franklin, Ind. | #” » ” Honor guest at a linen shower given tonight at the home of Miss Evelyn Lloyd. 4001 Central Ave., will be Miss Charlotte Griffin whose marriage to William Franklin Parrish Jr. will be Sept. 21 in the Me [ridian Heights Presbyterian Church | The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel Griffin, 323 Northern
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The NUMISMA GARDEN CLUR dorsement of a plan calling for pres- Ave. Mr. Parrish is the son of Mr. |
‘and Mrs. William F. Parrish, 5751 N. Pennsylvania St. Miss Lloyd will be assisted bv Miss Betty Walters and Miss Lilly
| Gebhardt. Decorations for the party |
will be in pink and blue. | Guests will be Mrs. G. W. SpickleImire, Misses Martha Van Talge, | Nancy and Mary Carhart, Virginia
Lorenz, Martha MacHatton, Betty |} :
Brewer and Carolyn Myers.
‘Bridesmaids Dinner
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‘Will Be Tonight
Miss Jessie Florence Coffman, whose marriage to Joseph W. Har bor will be Saturday morning in St. Catherine of Sienna Church, will
entertain with a bridesmaids dinner i
[tonight at her home, 803 N. Ban- | eroft St. Guests will be her wedding at|tendants, Miss Betty Harbor, sister of the bridegroom-to-be, maid of honor, and Misses Marjorie Craig, Janet Sweeney and Lorena Pollock {and Mrs, Dale Parrish, bridesmaids. | Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Lindamood, ‘parents of Miss Coffman, will entertain tomorrow night with a buffet supper for the bridal party following [the ‘wedding rehearsal. | Mr. Harbor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harbor, 2144 Shelby St.
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‘Church Circle |Civic Theater Workers Begin | Their 26th Membership Drive |
The “bandwagons” rolled out from the Civic Theater Plavhouse lash night, after the opening meeting of the 26th annual membership drive, loaded to the guards with campaigners for the five division leaders directing the theater's season ticket sales campaign. endl 5 . The leaders, under C. Hollis Huil,| ——————= Prot at 2p. m. Miss Catherine umpajgn chairman, are Wallace O of the campaign will be at 8 p. m Fletcher is chairman and Mrs. Irene Lee, R. Kirbv Whyte. T. M. Overlev. ' mo = “iy : Grammer, regent of the circle, is €0= | pord Kaufman and "Ha rian Liven. Friday, Sept. 27, at the home of Mrs, (chairman. good f We ’ Sey H. Eno II on Cold Spring aT ferving On So Thelr workers, known for the re-| ny — EI 1a “neh and mainder of the campaign as com dates ‘Statia O'Connell, tickets; Mrs JO | mitteemen-and-women. will meet seph Sparks, Mrs. Thomas Gillespie |nronday noon at the Athenaeum for and Miss Gertrude Murphy, table luncheon when thev will |
De Ns eli Haugh tii their first reports made acceptance speeches in keepbert ler Th Nell Sage a AO School Superintendent DeWitt S.|ing with political tradition. Richard Mare Ann Heparty bridge: Mrs, {Morgan will be the speaker at the|Hoover, new director for the theater, To n oy eo Isecond report meeting at 12:15 p. m. y i Joseph Schattner and the Misses lin ne OTE CHOI also spoke at the meeting. (Charlotte McHugh, Mary E. Sulli-| The third meeting, Friday, Sept. |
{van and Marie Lenahan, euchre: the 20. and the fourth meeting Tuesday | " | Misses Mary Farrell, Stella Haugh |gept. 24, also will be in Ayres’ audi-| Quest Club Luncheon Florence Stack, ecards and | torium Will Be at Joslin’s The annual president's day lunch-
Harold Prather, Mrs The “Vi ” ; ALE e “Victory e g ¢ S Charles Hegarty and the Misses ; — SHAE 9 We vion feon of the Irvington Quest Club will be held at noon tomorrow at Jose
Elsie Carter, Nelle McHugh ant he We Cecelia Wiegand, candy: Mrs. John 1. T. . Cc. To Hear lin's on the Hamilton Pike. Mrs. Richard Miller, retiring and
Clancy and the Misses Martha . i a ¥ Mooney, Alice Connor and Mary Of South Sea Isles Mrs. Walter Brewer and Mrs. incoming president, will talk on
Connor, bunco; and the Misses Ma- | rie O'Connor, Helen Reidy and | Mary T. Lenahan, publicity (Homer Higman will entertain mem- “Goodby and How Do You Do,” and . — thers of the Anglo-India Chapter,| members will give two-minute talks | International Travel-Study Club, at'on highlights of their vacations. a 1 p. m. luncheon Saturday at the Mrs. J. H. Armington will be toast Colonial Tearoom | mistress. Mrs. Earl Hopping will give the! Members of lesson on the South Sea Islands/charge are Mesdames M. J. and Mrs. LaVerne Coldren will sing./Sam Nail and H. P. Bartlett.
Mother Theodore Circle, | Daughters of Isabella, will sponsor a card party and stvle show in the William H. Block Co. auditorium
Hull presented the five candt« for “Top Man" last night— “Top Man” will be the division lead« ‘er whose workers bring in the most present “votes” or subseriptions—and they
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> . ~ Naomi Socks Is Hostess | Delta Chapter of the Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority will meet at the home of Miss Naomi Socks, 606 Collier St., tomorrow
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