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Governor Dinner Host.

Governor Swanson entertained brilliant
~ at dinner in the Executive Mansion
Friday evening. complimentary to Speak
er cardwell, of the Virginia House Of
Delegates.
Covers were laid for twenty, number
of State senators and delegates being in
vited to meet the Speaker. The table
sparkled with rich cut glass and silver
and was decorated with jonquils, maiden
hair ferns and smilax.
Candles were shaded in yellow. and
everything in a tempting menu, includ-
ing bonbons, salads and ices, carried out
the idea of the color scheme.
Among those present to meet Speaker
Cardwell We're: Senator'S Stands Machen.
Bland. Sadler, Keezell and Strodt; Dele
gates Taliaferro. Lyon, Swift. Wilkins,
Scott, Howle, spessard. Roberts, Early.
Barham, and Mr.. Owens.
The Governor gave his third dinner
during the week last evening at the Man
sion. Covers were again laid for twenty
guests. many of whom were from the
General Assembly. The decorations and
menu We're quite as elaborate as on for
mer locations, the Governor reviving in
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March the Blusterer.

The first spring month is q blusterer
and is apt to herald his coming with
a roar, or with had weather The mild
temperature of this year makes one feel,
however, that sunshine and soft airs
will soon bring flash of bue birds
wings and unfold n mantle of green for
the clothing of bare branches, to say
nothing of the golden fluting OF hardy
sjouquils that are adding their color and
fragrance to gardens held since last au-
tumn's in the thrall of winters frost.
The first week of Lent has come and
gone. The debutantes have laid aside
their pretty airs and gowns and are
taking the penitential season in much
seriousness and devoutness, the illness
Of two such popular young girls as Misses
Celtic Mcclure and Gladys Frazier, add
ing to the natural lack of gayety which
the time of retirement from gayety
naturally brings about.
That both of these young ladies are
progressing favorably, nclines their
many friends to hope that they will soon
be restored to health and the homes
which they adorn, and where they are
so much missed.
In 50 far as Lenten occupations and
distractions are concerned there are
sewing classes at which women may
amuse themselves and earn their Easter
money; bridge morning, followed by
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his character ns host the idea Of Eencr-
GUS old-fashloncd virginia hospitality.
Among the Clubs.

/ At tho Notnnn's club on Monday after
| noon Mr.. s. r. Stoddard, OF New YORK
will give Nh illustrated lecture entitled
Under the Midnight SUM- He tells OF
| Orkney, Shetland and the FARCE lslsndsi
Iceland, with its quaint civilization or u
thousand years. Norway ana Lhp,hnui
the vanishing vegetation OF the North
! where 1t reaches beyond tho Arctic Cir
Gle, and at last the passing OF the mid
night sun The critics are unanimous IN
pronouncng Mr.. Stoddard a rich humor-
LIST and an unrivnlled artist, while his
pictures nre considered among the most
beautiful ever thrown upon the screen.
The Plttsburg Republican, IN comments
ing on this lecture of cir. Stoddard, says;
ut was like looking ut the people tneirl-
selves, with every feature distinct, and
even the fashion and texture of clothing
infinitely reproduced-tlc rugged men, the
plain women, the sturdy native ponies,
the poor houses the wonderful natural
ctiriosities of Iceland, the splendid roads
and queer farming and dairying OF Nor
way, the picture of Hammerfest taken
at midnight, the midnight sun itself, with
the gorgeous coloring and rapid changes
of the sky all these and many others
which cannot be noticed here. The value
of this lecture is lasting, giving an exact
knowledge OF these strange lands. which
Call III IlO WlSe nc BilHcu ii'i'i ''oNs'
Norfolk Woman's Club.
Tho Norfolk Public Ledger contains the
following mention OF interest to Richmond
club women, which says:
The meetinghof the literary department.
of the Woman's Club was held at the
club house Thursday afternoon Mt 4:l5
o'clock with the chairman, Mrs. l. Car
rington Cabell, presiding. This meeting
was most attractive, as the papers read
were all especially good as well as inter-
esting These were THE Court and
Fonde," by Mrs. Ernest Thacker;
"Richelieu: His Great Service to France
Especially In Internal Affairs" by Mrs
Robert L. Payne n talk by Miss Clara
Bagley on French Academy to the
present Date; "Mazarn and Anne of
Austria" by Mrs. Finley Ferguson; an
open talk was then given by Miss Leta
serpell on "Anne of Austria; n paper
of Mrs. Alice Jenkins on Calvin" left
from the last meeting, was read by Mrs.
Robert p. DeJarnette. About a hundred
members We're present. Miss Allen, OF
Philadelphia, by the invitation of the
literary department, will give an address
to the whole club on Monday afternoon
at 80 o'clock on philippines and Japan"
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Remnant Sale.

The Brandon Circle of King g Daugh-
ters, working in behalf of the Shelterlne
Arms Hospital. will hold q remnant
SALE" in the home 1s Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Rutherford. of No. liz East Grace Street
beginning March 2Dth and continuing
for three days.
The remnant sale" Is novelty In the
line of worl, done for sweet charity's
sake. 1t will offer many unusual induce
ments and opportunities, as all who at
tend will ascertain. A cordial Invitation,
is extended to visitors by Mrs. Rutlier-
foord. Mrs. Armstead Wexford, leader
of the circle; Mrs. Beverly r. Crmp.
Mrs. Preston Cooke, Mrs Harry Hazard,
Mrs. Moses Hoge, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs.
Charles E. Whitlock, Mrs George Ainslie
and others.
St. Johns Circle.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet in the home OF Mrs. Wyatt
Beazley, No. 2I09 East Broad Street,
Monday, March 9Th. at AGO o'clock p. NJ.
All members holding tickets for recent
entertainments are requested to return
them.
Travels in Europe.
The Rev. DR.. r.. B. Eggleston will give
his entertaining and highly humorous talk
on Travels in Europe" in the lecture
room of the Third Presbyterian Church
Friday, March 9th, at 8 p. NJ. The lecture
viii be for the benefit Of ST. Johns Circle
and the building fund of the church.
Auxiliary to Meet.
The Church Auxiliary of the Retreat for
the Sick will meet Thursday afternoon.
March Sth, at a o'clock, in the homo of
Mrs G. II, Talley, No. 3ll6 East Broad
Street. A full meeting is desired.
Enoch Arden.
Miss Kate Esmere Pullers presentation
of Enoch Arden will be given March
10th. in the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Miss Redford's rendition Of the Strauss
musical setting and Miss Eenhardt's vio-
lin accompaniment, composed specially for
this OCCASION, will enhance the charm Of
Miss Pullers reading. Tickets may be
obtained from members of Leigh Street
Baptist Church organ committee, from
Branch Aliens, Fergusson's music store,
Central and Railroad Y. M. Q. A.
Alunnae Meeting.
There will be a called meeting OF tho
Womans College Alumnae Association In
the college chapel Tuesday afternoon.
March 9th, vt AIS o'clock.
1t is earnestly hoped that all Of the
alumnae will he present, as there Will
be discussion as to what the assocla-
ton can do in the way of getting sub
scripions for a Central Woman's College,
Only a month is left before Rchmond's
offer to the commission must be handed
in. Lynchburg, Charlottesville and Bris-
stol are offering large sums, and Richmond
must come in as a ruling competitor
The association has already several hun
dred dollars in subscriptions,
Mr.. Henning. OF tho commission. will
give talk before the association.
Miss Walkers Guest.
Miss Annie. Rose Walker, OF No. 2gl
West Franklin Street, has returned from
spending soma months at tstone'lhgh
Court, Washington, u. @.
Miss Walker now has as her guest
Miss Perkins. the daughter OF Senator
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porkins, OF California, who will spend
some time In Richmond.
DIR. Cooper Installed.

The Roy. George Cooper. for many
In Richmond, WINS, on February 18th,
formally Installed as pnstor OF the Bap-
tist Church In Jenkinstown. IL handsome
suburb OF Philadelphia. Pa.
The Rov. John Gordon, dem of the
theological department of Temple Col
lege, presided at the installation SER
vices, In which the Rev, Il. s.. Harkinson.
Drs. Wnyland Hoyt and b. l.. whitman,
! of Philadelphia; the Rev. Robert Cole
and tho Rev. j.. -. Halscy, OF Jenkin-
town; tho Rev. William Il. Lower, OF
Wyncote, and the Rev. II. 8. Samson,
of Philadelphia, took part. The Rev.
Thomas Carson Hiinna, OF Philadelphia,
delivered the address on rThet Fellow
attracted large and Interested crowd.
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.LENTEN SEASON s
DEY0UT SOCIETY
Mr.. Stoddard to Lecture at Wo-
mans Club-Card Parties
Popular.
GOV. sWANsoN's DINNERS
Women Actively Engaged in
Charitable Work During
March.

Once in the dear, dead days beyond re-
call,
When on the world the mlsts began to
fall.
Out of the dreams that rose in happy
throng.
Low to our hearts love sang an old
sweet song:
And in the dusk, where fell the twilight
CLEAN.
softyl it wove itself into our dream.
Even to-day we hear loves song of
yore,
Deep in our hearts it dwens for ever
more;
Footsteps may falter, weary grow the
Still we can j-esr II at the close of day
So to the end. when rfe's dim shadow.
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be found the sweetest song

fall.
Love will be found the sweetest song
(Chorus.)
Just song at twilight when the lights
ara low.
And the pickering shadows softly come
and so.
Though the heart be weary sad the
day and long,
Still to us at twilight comes loves old
sweet song.
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WEDDINGS.
I Arnold--Nuckols.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Nrckois, OF No. 1917 West
| Clhy Street. announce the engagement OF
4 their daughter Ethel to Mr.. Parker o.
Arnold. OF this city.
| Miss Nuckos is very attractive and
popular, both In Richmond and Ashland.
Mr.. Arnold is connected in business with
the firm of Il. N. Arnold and Company.
Hardy-Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. William Archer Robert
son, of Nottoway Courthouse. announce
tho marriage of their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Walker. to Mr.. Rives Bridg-
forth Hardy, the marriage taking place
in Richmond Wednesday. February 18th.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Garthe, of louisville, Ky, will
arrive on Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. r, 3. 1saacs. Mt the Chesterfield.
80
Miss Courtney Bridges who has been
visiting friends in Washington city. Is
now with relatives in Connecticut.
Miss Cora Elk, OF this city. was
member OF the reception committee Mt,
the charity ball, Fifth Regiment Armory.
Baltimore, Md, on February 22d. The
ball was given under the auspices OF
Crusade Commandery, No. s, knights
guests were vice-Presldent Fairbanks and
Mrs. Fairbanks.
Miss Blanche Byrford is enjoying visit
to her uncle Mr.. r. NJ. Burford. of
Portsmouth. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. of Norfolk,
entertained at bridge whist Thursday
evening Mt their home. on York Street,
Norfolk. Two tables were engaged, and
those who played were Miss Gertrude
Camm. OF this city; Captain Adams, Cap
tain and Mrs. A. C. Dillingham;. Con-
Mrs. Holt w. Page
Mr.. billiard Epes and Mr.. Carter Has
to Blackstone. Va.
Mrs. Robert Il. Wright. who left the
city last week for Baltimore, is expected
to return tomorrow MS the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Robert Page Grymes. OF No.
2l5 East Franklin Street.
Mrs. Mildred j, Washington. widow of
the late Robert Washington. whose death
occurred in Philadelphia on Sunday night
last. was before her marriage Miss
Perry OF Culpeper. Va. She was buried
in the cemetery at Warrenton. Va, on
February 18th. Her late husband was a
relative of the first President.
Mrs. j. T. Setter and her daughter,
Mrs. W. s. Moore who spent several days
recently in Richmond. have returned to
their home, near Orlean. Va.
The Misses Evans, of Ashland. Va,
entertained Friday evening in honor OF
their guest. Miss Mamie Baughman. of
this city.
Miss Lucy B. Taliaferro. of Orange.
Va, is visiting her brother. United States
Senator James p. Taliaferro. at the
Shoreham. In Washington, d. c. She will
go to Baltimore. before returning to yir-
ginia.
Mr. John Addison. Jr.. of Ash
lend, has accepted a business position in
Richmond
Miss selden Wood. of GAINESVILLE Va,
is spending several weeks in Richmond.
Master Brown Powers has returned
from n visit to his grandmother, Mrs.
d. F. Powers, in Richmond.
Mrs. L. E. Rogers Is a guest in the
family of Mr.. S. A. seay, OF Olga, Va.
Miss Josie Miller. of Amelia Courthouse,
will spend the winter in Richmond.
Miss Fannie Dawson. whose marriage
to Mr.. William A. Mertzger took place
ir Leesburg. Va. on Tuesday last, at
noon, wore her grandmother's white lace
wedding gown that had descended through
generations of the family.
Cor1ov ntfon6ad
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Neddo Hotel, by Manager B. b. Burton
OF the Norfolk Cable Company.

Mr.. G. E. Doyle. general manager of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. re-
Gently visited his son, Cadet Doyle. OF
the Virginia Military Institute, at Lex
ington. Va Mr.. Doyle gave dinner
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Miss Eyie Tucker Mcclure, of Win
chester, Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Worthington, in Washington
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Miss Fannie Dawson. whose marriage
to Mr. William A. Mertzger took place
ir Leesburg. Va, on Tuesday last, at
noon, wore her grandmother's white lace
wedding gown that had descended through
generations of the family.
given in Norfolk Thursday night, at the
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Fidelity Council, No. I, Daughters Of
Liberty, will give an entertainment Tues
day evening, March 9th. at o'clock, in
Powell Hall, Church Hill Avenue. Some
OF the best musical and literary talent
in the city will take part in the pro-
gramme. and a delightful evening is
promised all who attend.
Captain William p. Kent, a Virginia W.
Gran of the Spanish-American War ard
Republican candidate for Leutenant-Go
ernor in the last election. Is n guest at
the Ebbitt House in Washington. 1t is
thought that President Roosevelt will give
Captain Kent a diplomatic appointment.
Ss~
Mr.. Bayly King. of Stanton Va, son
OF Mrs. w. w. King, at .public night"
given in Front Royal Randolph Macon
Academy. was adjudged by the committee
to be the best debater In point of Eng
lish. appearance, general expression and
'oratory.
Mrs. Emma Parker Roadcap, of RAJ
phine. Va. announces the approaching
marriage of her daughter, Stephle Lee. to
Mr.. Fred. w CLANCY, of Danville, Va.
The ceremony will be performed Tuesday,
April 10th, In the home of the bride.
Inc anchorage, the estate or the
late Acknowledgement Richard Lee Page.
of Clarke county. Va, has been sold by
It's present owner, Mr.. NJ. Foley, to Mr..
George A. Pine.
The SEVENTEEN birthday of Mrs. Mary
Anadale, Of Upper Westermoreland coun-
ty, was celebrated last week at her
home Hickory HILL" by sumptuous
dinner Many of herfrends and relatives
gathered to celebrate the occasion.
Friends of Chatham Episcopal Institute
and of its accomplished principal. Mrs.
Il, M. Willis, are pleased to note the
energy with which tho school has been
reorganized and carried forward, since
the burning of the institute building.
The recital In oratory and physical
culture. given last week by the students
of the Institute in Chatham Opera House
was pronounced by the many witnessing
1t as the best of Its kind ever given
there.
Mrs William Roane Aylett of Newport
News. Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
!
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ENTERTAINMENT
Eucl,re Season Ends.

The last meeting u the Wednesday
Evening Euchre Club, of West Point.
was held on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. r. Barry Fisher, on ''E" Street
The prizes of the season were awarded
as follows: First ladies', Mrs. II. b.
Fisher: second ladies', Miss Marie Har-
grove: first gentleman's, DR.. Clyde +.
Ross; second gentleman's Mr.. Tabb.
Those present were Mesdames Peck
and Wharton, of Nashville, Tenn: Tabb,
of Baltimore; III. ]. Lewis. NJ. NJ Fuller.
Joe l.. Bland a. L. Hargrove, sam
Bland. r. Il. Fisher: Misses Marie Har-
grove and Mary Gateswood: Drs. w. *.
Gateswood and Clyde L. Ross. Messrs.
Tabb. of Baltimore: Joe l.. Bland, r. B.
Fisher, Sam Bland and Walter Har-
grove.
Card Party. :,
An interesting card party was given
at the home of Misses Ruby and Eva
Tucker. on Third Street, last Monday
evening, after which delightful refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Alice Rus
sell. Lydia Lee, Helen Wilks, Lillian
Wagner and Alice FlIppin; Messrs. L.
w. Cunningham, Edward Coles, p. II.
Gay. Fred Lyle, Pearle Russell, j. r.
Shearin, A. Bernard. c. II. Gillikan, H.
I. Smith and Mr. HARRISON.
Miss Boothe Hostess.
Miss Mary e. Boothe entertained mos
delightfully."- at cards Saturday morning
in honor of her guests Misses Mamie
and Carrie Darden, of Southampton
county.
Progressive euchre was played and tne
first prize. mayonnaise bowl, was
awarded Mrs. Gambol. The lone hand
prize, deck of cards, was won by Miss
Josephine Budd. Dainty refreshments
We're served.
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party in his private car to his son and
a number of the cadets.
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Mrs L. E. Rogers is guest in the
family of Mr.. S. a. seay, OF Olga, Va.
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Master Brown Powers has returned
from n visit to his grandmother, Mrs.
d. F. Powers, in Richmond.
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Miss Josie Miller of Amelia Courthouse,
will spend the winter in Richmond.
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Miss selden Wood. of GAINESVILLE, Va,
Is spending several weeks in Richmond.
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The Brandon Circle of King Is Daugh-
ters, working in behalf of the Shelterlne
Arms Hospital. will hold a remnant
SALE in the home 1s Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Rutherford. of No. liz East Grace Street
beginning March 2Dth, and continuing
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St. Iohn's Circle.

st. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet In the home OF Mrs. Wyatt.
Beazley, No. 2I09 East Broad Street,
Monday, March 9Th. at 4:aO o'clock p. NJ.
All members holding tickets for recent
entertainments are requested to return
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The Misses Evans, OF Ashland. Va,
entertained Friday evening in honor OF
their guest. Miss Mamie Baughman. of
this city.
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Miss Courtney Bridges. who has been
friends in Washington city. Is
now with relatives in Connecticut.
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Mrs. Mildred ]. Washington. widow of
the late Robert Washington. whose death
occurred in Philadelphia on Sunday night
last. was before her marriage Miss
Perry OF Culpeper. Va. She was buried
in the cemetery at Warrenton. Va, on
February 18th. Her late husband was a
relative of the first President.
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Miss Lucy B. Taliaferro. of Orange.
Va, Is visiting her brother. United States
Senator James p. Taliaferro. at the
Shoreham. In Washington, d. c. She will
go to Baltimore, before returning to yir-
ginia.
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The SEVENTEEN birthday OF Mrs. Mary
Anadale Of Upper Westermoreland colln-
ty, was celebrated last week at her
home. Hickory HILL" by sumptuous
dinner. Many OF hersfriends and relatives
gathered to celebrate the occasion.
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Mrs. j. T. Setter and her daughter
Mrs. W. S. Moore. who spent several days
recently in Richmond. have returned to
their home, near Orlean. Va.
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Mr. John Addison. Jr.. of ASH
lend, has accepted business position in
Richmond.
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"The Anchorage the estate OF the
late Acknowledgement Richard Lee Page,
of Clarke county. Va, has been sold by
Its present owner, Mr.. NJ. Foley, to Mr..
George A. Pine.
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Mrs. Robert T.. Wright. who left the
city last week for Baltimore, is expected
to return tomorrow MS the guest OF her
mother Mrs. Robert Page Grymes. of No.
215 East Franklin Street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. of Norfolk.
entertained at bridge whist Thursday
evening Mt their home. on York Street,
Norfolk. Two tables were engaged, and
those who played were Miss Gertrude
Camm. OF this city; Captain Adams, Cap
tain and Mrs. A. C. Dillingham;. Con-
structor and Mrs. Lawrence Adams and
Mrs. Holt w. Page.
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Miss Cora Fix, of this city. was
member OF the reception committee Mt
the charity ball, Fifth Regiment Armory.
Baltimore, Md, on February 22d. The
ball was given under the auspices OF
Crusade Commandery, No. 5. knights
Templar. OF Baltimore. The distinguished
guests were VicePresldent Fairbanks and
Mrs Enirhn nka
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-02
PRINCETON BOOZE


New York. Sept THE Nassau Inn
barroom and grill rooms were opened
ut Princeton today for the patronage
OF undergraduates Of the New Jersey
University. Liquor Is sold there Us In
any saloon. Coincident with the open
ing came heated declaration from
Mrs. J. c. Bickford, president OF the
Princeton Woman's Christian Temper
ancc Union. that the new saloon Is
owned and operated by Henry G. Bum
curator OF the ground and buildings OF
the university. 1t was also announced
that President Woodrow Wilson would
be appealed to Immediately on his re-
turn from Europe In an effort to pre-
gent any official of the university from
being affiliated with the operation OF
the drinking resort
Nassau Inn. formerly the Nassau Ho-
tel. is a famous old hOstelry patronizod
by transients and by the families OF
undergraduates about graduation time
For many years It has been owned by
A. ID. Cook.