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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-05

Mrs. Hubbard Reed. Mrs. H. D. Niles,
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft, Mrs. Hanauer
and Miss Keogh.
Another 5000 party was given on
Thursday the hostess being Miss Mar
garet Walden and about 80 guests be-
ing entertained. Holly and evergreens
were all around, and prizes went to
Miss Aileen Mcmillan and Miss Luz
ellie Clark.
Mrs. George Read and Mrs. e, s.
Wright were at home TO their friends
infor ally on Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Read, the rooms being bright
with red carnations and ferns and
the hostesses being assisted by Mrs.
John H. Hansen, Miss Edith Read,
Misses Geneva Wright and Lucille
Read.
Dean and Mrs. Brewster entertained
the members of st. Paul's choir and
their escorts at a delightful evening
party on Wednesday. an impromptu
musical program being one of the fea-
tures. Refreshments were served with
Mrs. w. +. Adams and Mrs. u. u.
I.amson assisting. The boys of the
choir had a special entertainment pro-
vided them In the way OF games. etc.
The Gammi Phi sorority OF the Uni
verslty OF Utah gave a delightful
dancing party last night, the Museum
hall being used and Handsomely dec
grated In the society and school colors
and the patronesses being DIR. and Mrs.
j, j.. Kngsbury, Dean and Mrs. Byron
Cummings, Prof. and Mrs. l.. II. Young,
Mr. and Mrs =. w. Reynolds, and
Capt. and Mrs. Brlant s. Wells.
Reginald Edmunds entertained about
is OF his young friends at an evening
party ON Monday.
Miss Joseuhine Devereaux was hos
tess at pretty luncheon yesterday at
her home.
Tonight Miss Agatha Berkhool who
leaves shortly for an extended stay IN
the east will be guest OF honor at a
dinner aud reception at the University
club, her hosts being Il number OF It's
members.
Miss Gladys Lyon celebrated her 18th
birthday this week In n pretty chill
dren's party at her home.
Judge and Mrs w. c. Hall gave n
ulhNtI on Iuthudy nlEht, the table
having for "a centerpieee three small
Christmas trees which were III with
candles while tho rest OF the docora-
tons were IN rcd. The guests were ex-
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mr..
and Mrs. David Keith Mr., and Mrs.
J. y. Cosgrin, Roy. Father Gulnan and
r. ID. Millet.
Preparations are in progress for the
annual breakfast OF the Ladies' Liter
airy club to be given on Feb. 10.
Chrstenseu's dancing academy. upon
request OF large number OF friends
and patrons, win again inaugurate the
Wednesday evening soirees, commence
ing Jan. .. These Affairs, which are
strictly Informal have proven 10 be
very enjoyable 20 those who wish Ia
attend select dance without the In
conYenlenee OF tho formal function.
| Christen's beautiful new dancing acade-
my, lal east First South, with it's splen-
| did maple tioor and artistic furnishings
Is most inviting place for ladies and
| gentlemen, who enjoy dancing under
'-ope' conditions and fhe hest ~ music
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Mrs. j. e. Bamberger left this weel,
for New York. accompanied by her son
Clarence Bamberger,and Harold Brans-
ford Lamb, who will resume their col
lege work at Cornell.
Miss Else Dickert left this week for
months stay In Butte, Mont. with
her prother' FRED Diokert, and family
Mrs. r. l.. Calborn. who has hea,
spending the holidays in Salt Lake. LETT
this week for San Francisco. from
which place she will return to her home
in Goldfeld, New.
Rev. and Mrs George c. Hunting
will leave some time in February to
make their home In Ely, New, where
Mr.; Hunting VIII have charge of the
Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. witcher will
leave to make their home In Ely.
New some time. this month,
Col, II. A Wall will accompany his
daughters, the Misses Selma and Alice
wall. To-Day TO Washington, d. c.,
where they are attending Mt Vernon
seminary.
Mrs. Joseph Young and daughter left
for Denver Thursday, after spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Lawrence.
Miss Mlnette Baer has gone to Canon
City, Colo, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Hoare have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
have taken up their residence at 400
Third East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fenton have re-
turned from their visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Wertheimer
Of New York are stopping at the Knuts-
ford for few days
Mrs. Charles S. Wilkes and daughter
left for their home IN Goldneld Wednes-
day, after visiting with Maj Wilkes for
the past three weeks,
Mrs. John A. Marshall returned from
her European trip on Saturday. She
left her daughters. the Misses Mary
and Carry Marshall, in n convent In
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Auerbanh have
arrived from New York and are at the
knutsford.
Mrs. Charles Mantor. accompanied by
Miss Mantor and Miss Elsie AIantor.
VIII leave today for Los Angeles, where
they viii spend the winter.
Miss Allie Smoot OF Provo Is the guest
Of Mrs. Zina ii. Smoot during the holl-
days.
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OGDEN.
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Ogden-New Years morning at $3.50
o'clock the elegant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Fell on Twenty-hfth street
was the scene of brlllant
wedding at which time their charming
daughter Miss Gilberta Marie Fell was
united in bonds of wedlock with Charles
G. Lille of Oakland. California. Rev.
John f. Carver officiating. The cere-
rnony was witnessed only by the rela-
tives of the contracting parties and a
few intimate friends,
After the marriage dainty break
fast was served and the happy young
couple left on the noon train for Oak
land their future home. The bride
looked very charming and was gowned
in white taffeta and carried white
rose buds. Miss Goldie Fell. sister of
the bride attended her. and Albert r.
Wilbur acted as best man. The house
was profusely decorated with cut flow
ers and ferns
Among the pleasant "see the old year
out the new year in parties this week
was one given by Miss Zena Larkin
New Years eve at her home 64S Twen-
ty-seventh street, which was enjoyed
by about 80 OF her young friends. Var
ious games were played until the clock
pointed the hour of IL, when all Joined
in extending best wishes for n happy
and prosperous new year to the hostess
and each other. songs We're sung and
a dainty lunch was served. The table
was decorated with smilax, carnations,
roses and ferns.
Miss Violet Taylor OF Lehi spent the
week in Ogden. with friends.
Miss Dora Snow. formerly of Ogden,
but now of Salt Lake city was visiting
in Ogden this week with old friends
Miss Effie Horrocks one of Ogden's
most popular young ladies, and Mr.. c.
r. McGregor were married this week.
Thursday afternoon Prof. Alison gave
q tally-ho party through Ogden canyon
to the more prominent visitors at the
state teachers convention. A sump-
tuous trout and chicken dinner at the
Hermitage hotel was served. Among
the guests who enjoyed the ride and
dinner were Prof. T.. G.. Cooley of Chi
cago, Miss Sarah Louise Arnold of Bos-
ton; Prof. Coop; Principal Eaton, Mr..
and Mrs. Gillian.
The reception and ball given Wednes-
day evening at the Auditorium by the
school teachers of Ogden to the visitors
at the Utah State Teachers convention
and their friends, was a most brilliant
success. From early in the evening I'M
til after midnight the hall was thronged
with a merry crowd numbering over
$500 The early part of the evening
was spent in listening to short ad-
dresses by Prof. Cooley of Chicago,
Miss Arnold of Boston, Prof. Eaton
of Salt Lake and Mayor Il. NJ. Con-
roy of Ogden. and some choice over
lures by a special orchestra.
The latter part fthe evening was
spent IN tripping the light fantastic.
The han was prettily decorated with the
national colors.
New Years day Deputy Sheriff
Samuel Cave celebrated his Gath birth
day and In his honor his estimable
wife gave a sumptuous dinner at their
home at the county court house, which
was attended by members of the family
and a few friends. Many were the sim
cere congratulations and best wishes
extended the guest of honor.
Mrs. Joseph Wallace and children
were in Salt Lake this week visiting.
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday with Mrs. C. w. Barnes. The
general topic was Utah." ana on this
three excellent papers were presented
as follows early Glmpses Of Salt
Lake City" Mrs G. w. Barnes; Maud
| Adams, James Harwood and Harry
Gunner" Mrs. Emily Havercamp; &c.
| E. Dallin," Mrs. Eph. Sutton.
| The Five Hundred Card club was en-
| tertained Monday night by Mrs. w. B.
! Searle. The prizes were won by Mrs.
| w. D. Roberts, Jr.. and Grant c. Bag
| ley. and the consolation prizes by Mrs.
| e. E. Corfman and Sam Schwab. The
| beautiful parlors were tastefully deco
| rated in New Years effects, red and
| green being the color scheme. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones enter
talned at family dinner in their pleas
ant home In the Second ward Tuesday.
A large number Of relatives OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones enjoyed a fine dinner and
very pleasant social time.
Mrs. L. C. Henrichsen entertained
large company OF friends at her home
Saturday evening In honor Of her hus-
bands birthday anniversary. A sump-
tuous dinner was served and the eve
ming passed with music, song and
games, and speeches of congratulation
and good wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
richsen.
Mrs. Thomas John entertained at din
ner Monday I'm honor OF her brother,
william Bullock and friends. who are
down from Alberta. Canada The com.
pany enjoyed an elaborate dinner and
delightful social time.
Mrs. ]. II. Slater was the hostess of
charming New Years party at her home
New Years eve. The happy guests
passed a delightful evening with music,
song and games, and the discussion OF
delicious refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam ]. Strong vera
here from Alpine this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen.
Messrs. Henry and Finn Berg, for
merly OF Provo, were down from Poca-
tello. Ida, this week,
Mrs, f. II. Jones visited friends in
Salt Lake this week.
Miss Ncttie Knudsen. Bertha Barney
and Mamie Beasley visited In Ogden
the past week
Mrs. William Ward was the delight
| full hostess at Kensington at her
home Friday afternoon, given In honor
| of her sister. Mrs. Zlna Muhlenbruch
| of Stockton, Utah. Pink and white car
| nations We're the flowers used I'M the
parlor and dining ocm About 30 guests
enjoyed an afternoon OF music, card
and social chat. An elaborate lunch
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Hodson enter.
tanned Mr.. Percy Burles AT dinner
Monday. Mr.. Burles was formerly Of
this city. but for the past seven years
has resided In Canada.
Mr.. Harry Folt OF Manti spent sew
eral days visiting relatives and friends
In this city.
Miss Maggie Stewart entertained al
dinner Tuesday in honor OF MI G. ii.
Jackson OF Salt Lake City.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Taylor de-
lightfully entertained at their home
on Provo Bench Monday. The event
being the birth anniversary of Mr.
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received from Governor and Mrs. Par
dee Of California.
one 'of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the luncheon given by Mrs
AID. Meyers of Goldfield for her daugh-
ter. Ada. who is n student at Rowland
Han, the event taking place at the
Knutsford and covers laid for about JIG
of the young girls friends. The table
was decorated with profusiOn of flow
ers and ferns and the favors were
bound volumes of the poets. The party
enjoyed tally-ho ride afterward
Miss Margaret Park was hostess Mt
luncheon on Monday at the University
club, the guest of honor being Mrs q.
l.. Nyc and about 10 being present. the
table was beautifully decorated In pinN
and green, the centerpiece being a paw
kct OF carnations and ferns, and pink
shaded candles lighting the table, while
fayors IN the way OF tiny baskets or
flowers were at each place. Bridge
followed In the parlor. The guests
were Mrs. j. l.. Frankyn, Mrs. sam
Park, Mrs. A. H. Bird. Mrs. w. Mont
Ferry, Mrs. +. S. Bascom, Mrs. q. w.
Powers. Mrs. f.. $. Ferry. Mrs. g. II.
Post. Mrs. Grant Hampton, Mrs. Union
Worthington Miss Crawford, Miss Web
her. Miss Mason, Miss keisel OF ogden.
Judge and Mrs. j. c. Royle, Mrs.
Martha Royle King and her son, Royle,
are at home TO their o drietus III '"e
Miss Allie Smoot was guest OF honor
at dinner party given by Mrs. M l..
Barnes on Christmas day.
80 -
pleasant home party on Monday night
in celebration OF her sixteenth nlrthudy'
about 16 guests being present.
Miss Clara Colburne entertainer az
being In the seasons colors ana covers
laid for about half Dozen
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns enter
tanned AT an elaborate dinner on wed
nesday night, the decorations DeHlg IN
American Beauty roses ana covers laiu
for about dozen guests
A..
university win give an Informal dane
ing party at the Museum building next
Friday night, the guests to INCLUDE
members OF various sororities and IRA
ternlties and few invited friends me
chaperones will be President and MIS-
J. T. Klngsbury, DR.. and Mrs, joseph
f. Merrill. DR. and Mrs. w. &. bbaush,
Mrs j. n. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. whitney.
Mrs Arthur Pauley entertained Mt
dinner on New Years day, the table be-
ing decorated In Christmas greens and
the rooms in bells and holly. Covers
were laid for II guests.
Mrs. Sarah Harrop celebrated her
birthday anniversary this week In
a dinner at her home, the table being
prettily decorated in evergreens and
Mrs. j, NJ, Renseiinar ontertaineu IN
formally AT cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Percival o. Perkins gave an IN
formal musicale for her pupils on wed
mes ,ay night, the rooms nelng bright
with reds and greens, and an excellent
program given by the pupils, followed
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Mfe9!r..fIsM

Mr.. s. Peterson, Jr., announces the
engagement OF his daughter. Myrtle, 10
MI Joseph III. Horrocks The wedding
VIII take place the S0th OF this month.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Mantor an
nounee the engagement OF their
daughter, ella r.. 70 Robert william
Gordon. The wedding Will take place
In Los Angeles in April, Mrs. Mantor
ana daughters, ella and Miss ELSIE. wi,
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gelcs, to remain until after the we'd

gelcs, TO remain until after the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Condie announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Katherine, to r. G. Robinson.
4 pretty wedding of the week was
that OF Miss Mary Meeks of this city,
and Martin Hayes OF Oakland. the
event taking place at the home OF the
BRIDES brother. Walter j. Meeks, with
Rev. c. a. Perkins officiating and a
large reception following
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LOGAN.

On Dec. 81, Prof. and Mrs. VIM Pc
terson celebrated the sixth anniversary
OF their marriage in a pleasant
manner, n number of friends
spending a most delightful evening NJ
their home. Music, which was fur
nished by Prof. C. NJ. Harris and Mt
Frank Harris, social chat and dainty
refreshments, were enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Messrs. and Mesdame'
c. II. Hart Geo. p. Campbell, Thomps
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matinee other fuiom
because of s sort dQca texture ana corng than
model shown iutr'te mpdsh An
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Proof of
Goodness

The enormous and ever increasing
demand for Ghirardelli's Ground
Chocolate is conclusive evidence of
inherent goodness.
The Ghirardelli process of prepare
ton preserves all the nutritive quail
ity and delicate flavor and renders
it most delicious and satisfying.
Ask your grocer for II.
Be sure that you get 1t.
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Miss Maggie stewart entertained at
dinner Tuesday IN honor OF Mr.. G. II.
Jackson OF Salt Lake City
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor de-
llghtfully entertained at their home
on Provo Bench Monday The event
being the birth anniversary OF Mr.
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Mr.. Harry F1lt OF Manti spent Sow
eral days visiting relatives and friends
In this city
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Preparations are In progress for the
annual breakfast Of the Ladies' Liter
airy club TO be given on Feb. 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hodson enter.
tanned Mr. Percy Burles at dinner
Monday. Mr. Bures was formerly Of
this city. but for the past seven years
has resided In Canada
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Prime Values in Real Estate.
$1,000 :. s e: ;i@s s sssf: At

Near New Hampshire ave. and r 81.
One Of the most improving sections
In the fashionable northwest. A
three-story brick and stone dwelling:
10 rooms; four rooms deep on the first
moor; hot-water heat: tiled bath;
porcelain tub; back yard to q public
alley. An opportunity to secure a
modern house in this fashionable Sec
ton at q great sacrifice This house
should appeal to investors
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SAYS BREACH OF PROMISE
Three Suits Also Total $55, 900
Against Members of Firm,
Alleging SANDER and At
taCks on Character.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Miss Anna NJ Van
Scotch. a handsome and very attractive
young woman, has begun in this city a
series OF lawsuits calculated to keep the
wealthy Heine family OF New York and
Switzerland occupied in defending them for
years to come. Miss Van Scotch asks for
trife Of 81, $40 on account of salary as lace
expert, an aggregate of s55,Ooo for alleged
slandeSous remarks. and brings a breach
of promise action for 100000
The young woman has much to commend
her IN the eyes of a jury. She is striking
In appearance. tall. 1.-THE OF form. with
black hair Of raven" shade and dark eyes
of the luminous quality worthy of de-
scrption by the writer of a best seller
In contrast. Miss Van Scotch is blessed
with a pink and white complexion. which,
she alleges, was greatly admired by young
Mr. Arthur Heine. She has Travelled in
Europe and speaks several languages.
Miss Van Scotens different varieties of
lawsuits became public yesterday when
Lawyer Roderlck Begg OF No. 30 Broad
way. caused to be placed on the short
cause calendar of the city court. for trial
on June ~, a suit brought by Miss Van
Scotch against the Swiss corporation of
which Arnold B. Heine. long a conspicuous
figure in New York mercantile life. is the
president and in which his two sons. Ar
thur. thirty three years old, and Ben
thirty-dvc, are directors. for the recovery
Is due on account OF salary.
II developed. following a formal answer
by the firm Of Rushmore. Bisbee Rogers &
Sterrs hat there was more of love than ex
pert s ,owledge OF lace behind the action
and that Miss Van Scotch Is not only suing
the corporation. but Arthur Heine, son o.
its president for $4,000; his brother-in
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WINNERS OF DIPLOMAS
GRADUATES OF GEORGETOWN
CONVENT OF THE VISITATION.

Mgr. Diomede Falconio, the apostolic del
egate to this country, delivered the address
at the commencement exercises of the
Georgetown Convent of the Visitation held
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
convent. He said that "since higher edu-
cation is good and profitable for men, why
should 1t not be good and profitable Cor
women" He paid a high tribute to the
sisters in charge of the convent and later
gave the apostolic blessing. Rev. Father
Buell., president of Georgetown University,
ard other clergymen took part in the cere-
monies. The program included solos by
Misses Florence Sheedy and Helen Kear-
ney; the salutatory address by Miss Sheedy,
and an address, THE Triumph of the
Church." by Miss Margaret Chatterton, in
honor of Mgr. Falconio. Others who took
part in the exercises were Misses Marie
Ray, Anna Blake Bickers. Elizabeth We'll
der, Stephanie Moran, Inez Jones, Mary
Newton, Ethel Ryan. Genevieve Butler
Dorothy Newhouse, Cora Bowen, Gertrude
Madigan, Mary McMullen, Mona Hughes,
Rose Gahan. Cecilia Komadka, Stella Shea
and Helen Clayton.
The Loretto medal. offered by the estate
of the late Miss Marie Patterson of st.
Louis was presented to Miss Stephanie
ment and scholarship. Miss Moran also
delivered the valedictory.
List of Graduates.
The graduates are: Misses Inez Petit
Jones' Washington, D. c.; Ruth Angela
Quinn Little Rock, Ark; Florence Eliza
beth Sheedy, Denver, Col; Rose Agnes
Shea, Knoxville, Tenn; Zoe Louise Schot-
ten, ST. Louis, Mo-; Mary Virginia Healy,
Chicago, ILL.,; Maude Taylor Oracle, Little
Rock, Ark; Marie Stephanie Moran, De-
troit Mich; Margaret Lenore Cooley,
Lima, Ohio; Virginia Emma Dorrance,
Houston Tex; Louise Rose Dinner, Day
ton, Ohio; Vivian Elder Clayton, Roanoke,
Va; Margaret Lamphier Chatterton,
Springfield, ILL.,; Marion Ethel Ryan, New
York, N. Y, and Anna Elizabeth Mullen,
Amherstburg, Ontario.
Those receiving special prizes, medals
and honors are: Zoe Schotten. Missouri
Rose Agnes Shea. Tennessee; Maude Ora
Gle, Arkansas; Ethel, Ryan, New York;
Louise Dinner, Ohio: Vivian Clayton, Vir-
ginia; Margaret Chatterton. Illinois; Steph-
anie Moran, Michigan; Elizabeth Mullen.
Ontario; Ruth Quinn. Arkansas; Virginia
Dorrance. Texas; Margaret Cooley, Ohio;
Washington. D. c.; Helen Kearney, Ne
braska; Marie Ray. Washington. D. c.;
Cecilia Romadka, Wisconsin,; Bernadetta
! Shea, Washington. D. c.; Aloyse Duff,
| Massachusetts,; Mary Mcdonnell, Washing
| ton,. D. c.: Camilla Phillips. Louisiana;
Evelyn Cockrell, Florida; Helen Ryan,
Iowa. Dorothy Dixon, New York; Beatrice
| Butler, New York; Mary Healy, Michigan;
/ Stella Shea, Tennessee; Josephine Haizlip,
Arkansas; Chrstabel Hill, Maryland; Te-
| resa Smith. Wisconsin.
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$1,000 ; s:::!, Sc ' s:s FAN
Sc 500 Convenient location.

West of 10th ST. and south of P.
Three stories and cellar: 10 rooms
and bath: lot 25x95, alley. Most con-
venient location.
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Jewish Hospital for Consumptives.

DENVER, June 11.-All the old officers
and new executive committee were
elected at the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the National Jewish Hospital for
Consumptives yesterday. President Samuel
Grabfelder Of Philadelphia in his annual
report recommended the establishment OF
an endowment fund for the hospital, and
also the adoption of some plan to care for
the patients after they leave the hospital.
One of the new improvements decided upon
is the establishment Of a psychological
department.