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The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
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/ SA-A4e-f o-tN GO AAAl EHNGts hAi4Ar AlEAEs VI
friends in Georgetown. She left Friday
for her home
/ Mrs. Birch, Mrs. John Mitchell Waters,
and Miss Bessie Birch had a most enjoy
able lat home Tuesday Receiving with
them was Miss Bessie Birch's house
guest. Miss Harriet c. Paulett, OF Vir-
ginia.
Miss Marjorie Stewart entertained at a
delightful luncheon Saturday. The guests
were invited to meet Miss Tyler. Of East
ern Shore. Md Miss Tyler is visiting
| friends In Washington
Mrs. John Wood returned Friday from
a visit of several weeks with relatives
! near HagersiOwn, Nd
An entertainment and euchre is to be
given March 80 in Trinity School Hall. II
will be undes the auspices of the Taber-
nacle Society of Holy Trinity Church.
/ Mrs. Patterson. the presIuent OF the So
ciety. is directing the work
One of the most delightful features OF
/ the week at Fort Myer was a concert
and tea at the officers club Thursday aft
! ernoon. Among the guests were Mrs.
Garrard. the Misses Garrard. Capt. and
Mrs. Moses, Capt. and Mrs. Andrews, and
Capt. and MIS- whiteside
Miss yesterday has invitations cut for
tea during Easter week.
Mrs. Leeteh, OF r street, VIII entertain
with a dance Wednesday of Easter week
; for her son William. There are also in
vitatiOns for April !, when there will
Mise Malta CRAIG -
studio Thursday afternoon Of last week.
Music and AN exhibit Of some portraits
were the features OF the occasion. Miss
| Craig's latest piece is portrait of Mrs.
Charles I. Pate, wife Of the Rev. DR..
Pate. In the exhibit opening to-day are
two paintings slightly different from
those hitherto exhibited by this young ar
tist. One is a rich. dark-toned study Of
a colored child, the other an interior,
breathing sunlight and bringing into
prominence a young girl seated near the
window reading. This last picture is of
special interest to Georgetown, from the
fact that Miss Anne Brown posed for it.
be a dance for Mrs. Leetch's niece, Miss
Alice Leetch. and the two younger sons
Of the family, Henry and John.
Forty Myer was gay Friday night with
one of the large formal hops of the
| season.
| The concert by the Fifteenth Cavalry
Band was particularly well attended by
the officers and their families
The lecture by Mr.. Johnson. at ST.
Johns Church last week. was particu-
larly well attended. The next and last
lecture of the season viii be March 2S.
The subject will be India.
Miss Meta Craig will be at home, at
her studio, the remaining Thursday of
this month.
Miss Jannet Nansen, of Canada, Is the
guest of Miss Campbell. of the Home for
Incurables.
Mrs. RawlIng Hume win chaperon a
party of young girls at the midshipmen' IS
hop as Annapolis. March 10. Mrs. Hume
will have with her. her sister, Miss
Eloise Orme, Miss Julia Vale. and Miss
Lanette Smith.
Mrs. Archie Roberts and her young son
left last week for visit Of several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Corse. of Lexington,
KY
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Continued from Page Two.

being pink carnations and roses. Mrs.
Pauline Latterner presided over the
punch bowl Among those present were
Messrs. P. A. Rivera, A. Shous. DR.. l.
Fernandy, C Rivera, E. Toben. Sergt
S. r. Goodwin, c. L. Goodwin, L. Fields,
z. Foster, ]. T. Shaws, l. Carl, E. gill,
W. Schmidt. J. D. Kelley. H. Herbert.
!. Ostermeyer, L. c. Chamblin. c. Kit
Herman, w. RuDertus J. Waters. J.
Sobotka, F. Harrison, G. ". Harrison,
P Latterner, and G. Latterner, and the
Misses Anita Hectmuller. Elizabeth Is
dell, Sadie Gray, Pearl Mcclure. Edythe
Mcclure, George O'Nem, Angle O'NeaI,
Adalinda Jacobson. Lille Schiller Emile
SpTightly, Marie RObey. Bessie Shea.
Margerita Shea, Elizabeth Krupsaw,
Louise Einstein, Theresa Waters, Jose
phine Daily, Blanche Roeka, Esther Bell.
Barbara Rossman, Martha Krumker. Lo-
rena Rouse. Olive Rouse. Ellen Ander-
son. Margerita Mentzel, Ruth Hodgkln-
son. Grace Moran. Maize Baron, Cath
crime Harrison Anna Harrison, Josephine
Eckstein. Mrs. George Harrison, Mrs
Peter Latterner, Mrs. George Latterner,
Mrs. Charles jacobson, and Mrs. G.
Whitman.
Senator Du Pont entertained a d!stin-
guished company at dinner last evening.
the guests going TO the musicale at the
home OF the Minister from the Neither
lands.
Senator Hughes, OF Colorado. was host
at dinner last evening and had as his
guests Senator Fletcher. Senator Foster.
Senator Frazier. Senator Gore. Senator
McEnery, Senator Newlands. Senator
OVsrman, Senator Clark. OF Arkansas;
Senator Johnston, Senator Money. Sen
ator owen, Senator Simmons. and for
mer Senator Teller.
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS

Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew en-
tertained at dinner last evening IN their
n street home. Their guests were the
swedish Minister and Nine. de Lager
crantz, Senator Ganinger. Senator War
rsn, Senator and Mrs. Rayner, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Representative Hamilton Fish Miss Fish,
the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs.
Oliver. Solicitor General and Mrs. Bowers,
Gen. and Mrs. John W. Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, Mrs. Barney. Mrs. Norman
Williams. Miss Mabel Boardman. and
Prince Koudacher. Of the Russian En-
bassy stan.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer entertained a din
ner company last night, the guests of
honor being the British Ambassador and
Mrs. James Bryce.
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine Loudon entertained at a musicale
last evening in the legation home. The
company was rather a small one. and
vocal numbers rendered by Nine. Loudon,
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
chevy chase Hunt To-morrovv.

The Chevy Chase Hunt Club will meet
tomorrow at Wheaton, Md, on the Sew
enth street pike, at 10 o'clock, for a fox
hunt in tbs vicinity of the old mica nina
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
M. LOWENSTEIN.
Ladies' Tailor,
24I2 Eighteenth Street N. w.

. Y LF5 IEECO''F'E OF OCE 1s' "
| am offering as specials during
the month of March a regular $500
suit for $500, and a regular $500
linen suit for $500.
NV own creation of model for
which | waS awarded a prize at the
National Style Show, held at the Ar
lington Hotel, together with the other
new Spring models, is non on exhi-
bition at my SaIesroomS, at the abope
address.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

Elita Proctor Otis viii take 10 vaude-
vile with Mrs. Burners Bun" She will
be supported by Harry BurkhArdt.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-13

Mrs. L z. Letter was hostess at a
dinner last evening in honor OF the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
THE Us. RECEPTION
Annual Occasion One of Much En-
joyment at Country Club.

The annual reception rendered by
The Juniors of the 0skaloosa High
school to the Seniors and the mem
bers of the faculty was held at the
Country Club house southeast OF the
city, Monday evening. 1t was a hap
by and suspicious affair in number
of ways and was a memorable occa-
sion. A special feature of the even
ing's program was the presenting of
the "O's' won in athletics by the
boys of the school. Seven of the
young men who have participated in
the basket ball work and seven of the
track team won the coveted creden-
tails of physical accomplishment and
athletic preferment.
| The club house was deliberately dec
Grated in the colors of the classes
and the school and the scene was in.
viting as the guests gathered about
eight O'Clock. The Seniors appeared
| in cabs and all honor was shown the
graduates of 1910. The young ladies
of the Junior class received and the
| duties of host and hostess rested
gracefully with the Juniors. A va
riety of entertainment was INDUCED
and enjoyed. Frappe was served dur
ing the evening and later came a
special luncheon, daintily served by
the Chi lie Gan girls.
! The ceremony of the presentation
of the "O's" was interesting and close
! ly observed. Remarks appropriate &c
the occasion were made and the hon
ors we're conferred by Prof. Ball OF
the faculty. The basket ball "Os'
we're given to Warren Cadwallader
captain, Harold and Edward Dodds
Maxwell O'Brien, Charles Cartwright
Homer Mattison and Dwight Abrams
The track team "O's" went to Max
well O'Brien as captain, Cecil Smith
Dwight Abrams, John Buffers, Homer
Madison and Roland Russell.
Individual fayors were presented
to each of the Seniors and the hos.
pitality OF the Juniors was much en-.
joyed. The reception was one of the
happiest social affairs of the whole
year and the young people made the
most of the occasion. The hour was
after midnight when departures were
taken.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09

is not fattering by any means,
Mrs. Angelina Hoover has moved
to her own property in Wright
Mrs. w. 0. Blake visited her friend
Miss Maud Tilton at What Cheer last
week
Miss Nellie Martin. OF Fremont
visited her friend. Gail Wright, this
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, of Cedar
has been visiting in this communit,
for week.
Mr. Chandler, of Kirkyille, has beer
in these parts cleaning house FOL
several days.
Miss Bess Robb. OF Des Moines. il
expected this week at the Weltol
home to spend the summer.
Never in the history of this com
munity has there been as many mole!
and gophers as this season.
Two years ago IL an automobile
passed here once month we though
they were getting very numerous, hu
now ten or fifteen day is nothing
unusual
w. L. Votaw has enlarged mis- mill
house and is putting In gasoline en-
CINE that will run the churn, puml
water for stock and grind feed TO
chickens.
June 4. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
SPRING CREEK.

Catholine Reiner visited Mrs.D Daisy
Ruby last week.
Lucille Rinden is entertaining her
cousin from the city.
Matte Reiner visited the Holiness
university last Friday.
Charles Larson and Tom Hervey
delivered hogs last week.
John Gergely sold "a hogs last
week, amounting to over $4,000.
Rev. Warwick preached at Buckeye
last Sunday to an attentive audience.
Alma and Paul Bolinger, from Del
ia, are visiting at the Mark Beach
home. ...
Buckeye Sunday school will OBJ
serve Childrens Day June II. All
invited,
The Buckeye Grange is in flour,
ishing condition, taking in new mem
bers at every meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. SAINT Graham went to
Guthrie county last week to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Elmer Cox.
Mrs. !. N. Taylor holds credentials
to state Sunday school convention at
Mason City Iowa.. Please send in
your name If you want to be enter
tanned while there.
The Buckeye school closed last Fri
day with basket dinner and program
and both were enjoyed very much
by all present Miss Moore's work
has been a success. We regret tC
part with her. She will enter Penn
college next year
June 7. Gala Lily.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
ACADEMY GRADUATES
Seventeen Young Men and Women
Complete the Work at Penn.

The commencement exercises of
The senior class OF Penn college acad-
smy were held Monday Afternoon at
$50 o'clock, in Penn chapel. Seven
cen Young men and women complet-
"a theswork oil this department.. DIR.
John Al. Spyker, professor (eleeD of
philosophy, delivered the address.
he room was filed with students
ind friends OF the institution.
The members of the class were
seated on the rostrum with the speak
n, DIR. John A. Spyker, the principal
If the academy. Prof l., r. Jones, and
he president OF the college, DR.. d..
N. Edwards. The rostrum had been
iicely decorated for the occasion with
ed and white. Palms were also used.
"The Power of an Idea" was the
subject of the address, delivered to
The class II contained many good
thoughts and suggestions for the
lass, explaining to them the power
here was in an idea if carried out.
The purpose of the school is to create
TO be able to use his own originall-
ties.
After the address Principal l.. 4.
ones made q few suggestions to the
| members of the class, congratulating
| Them for the completion of the work
IN the academy, but urging them TO
complete that work, which they have
| already begun, by course in college,
rhe diplomas were then presented.
| Those who completed the work are
Classical Course-Ethel NJ. Clarke
Ruth Owen, Walter Dexter, Hazel F.
Cole. Helen V. Snyder.
| Scientific Course-Vera Tufts, Har
old Sheppard Chas. W. Terrell, Fran
els McMeekin, Bessie A. Moore, Fern
Picken. Helen L. Boggie, Eva B
| Wickersham, Spencer Mortimer, w
Ruth Grimes, Ada Stutzman, Leets
Staley. Miss Ethel Clarke received
the scholarship offered by Penn col
ege for the best grades. Only in one
study did she get grade below nine
ty-iive per cent.
The benediction was pronounced by
President d. M. Edwards.
Walter Dexter in behalf of the
class, presented to the academy 8
beautiful picture. Principal l.. T
| Jones received it,
The following program was carried
out: 49,.
Music--Penn Orchestra.
| Invocation.
Music--Penn Orchestra.
Address-The Power of An Idea
DR.. John A. Spykef.
Class Song.
Presentation of Diplomas - Mr.
Jones. 49,,
| Music--Penn Orchestra. ....,...
Observation-Disclosures Edwards.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
Carnival Arrives.

The Cosmopolitan Shows that will
visit the city this week for the bene,
fit of the Base Ball Association, ar.
rived yesterday afternoon about 400
o'clock Their train consisted of II
cars and they came over the Iowa
Central from Cedar Rapids, where
they were during the past week. The
cars were unloaded from the Iowa
Central tracks on First avenue West
and the carnival was taken to the
base ball park. From Oskaloosa the
company goes to Waterloo; leaving
Oskaloosa via the Iowa Central, The
carnival band was on the streets of
the city this morning announcing the
arrival of the weeks attractions.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
ELM GROVE.

John McKissick lost a very valuable
horse last week.
Mrs. Chas. Shoemake has purchased
a new incubator.
Ruth Stout, Laura and Lola Stigers
have the measles.
Walter Bartlett visited Sunday with
his friend. Harry Long.
Pearle Smith visited Sunday after
noon with Leonard Stout.
Grace Bartlett and Mabel Dewitt
visited Sunday at VIM. Hite's.
VIII Hite and wife were callers
at Mrs. Hevlin's Sunday afternoon.
Milt Phillips and family visited Sun
day at the parental l. G. Shoemake
home. @
Several of the young people around
here attended convention at Lacey
Sunday. .... ,a
Miss Ida Mitchell. of New Sharon
is visiting her friend, Ethel Jarard, a
few days.
Chas, Dewitt and family and Roy
Momyer and family visited Sunday at
Earl Stout's.
Bessie Houser visited Saturday
night and Sunday with her friend,
Rena Beaman.
Ethel Jarard and Ada Mitchell were
callers at Rarl Stout's and Chas. De
Wits Tuesday afternoon
Chas. Dewitt hauled hogs for Chas.
Shoemake Wednesday and Mrs, Dew
lit visited with Mrs. Shoemake.
Josie Hite is working for Mrs. Sa-
rah McKissick this week and Grace
Bartlett is working for Mrs, Robert
Mitchell.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
THE iowa CROP SERVICE
Review of the Past Week by Direct
or of Weather Bureau.

For week ending June 5, 1910, Des
Moines, la.-AnOther cool and dry
week has been added to the record
of this erratic season The mean TEN.
perature was about 8 degrees below
the normal, with decided deficiency
of rainfall and less than the usual
amount of sunshine. While light
showers occurred in nearly all sec.
tons of the state the amounts of rain.
fall were insufficient to he of much
benefit except to retard the further
drying of the surface soil Replant.
ing of corn is still in progress and
the late planting is showing a better
stand than was expected, but on &C
count of poor seed cold weather and
the ravages of moles, cut and wire
worms. there will not be over 65 per
cent to rs per cent of an average
stand The cold weather has also re,
tarded the growth of corn and cult.
walton is only just beginning in the
early planted fields. Small grain and
especially oats has made satisfactory
progress and are still In good condi,
ton Rye is in bloom in southern,
and early potatoes are in blossom in
northern districts. Grass in mead.
ows and pastures is short, but other.
wise in fairly good condition. The
soil is in exceptionally fine filth and
with a good soaking rain and a few
days of warm weather all crops would
improve rapidly although 1t is now
too late to expect an average crop OF
hay, even with the most favorable
weather. Tree fruits will be nearly
a failure.
GEO. NJ. CHAPEL, ..
Section Director
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the bids
for the erection of school house in
Monroe township, Mahaska county,
Iowa. will be received by the under.
signed at his office in Rose Hill, Ia,
until o'clock p. m, June IA. 1910, and
on June Is, at 100 o'clock D. m. the
contract will be awarded to the low.
est responsible bidder The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. Plans and specifications on
file, at County superintendent office,
and the F. NJ. Roberts lumber yard,
Rose Hin, la.
G. L, Goddard, Sec'y.
Dated May IS. 1910,
2lsdl,44w3
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
EDDYV|LLE ACTIONS
PEARL DuNkLE ELECTED ". G,
OF I. o. o. F.---tiiGH SCHOOL Sc
NOR CLASS ENTERTAINED nv
MISS LETA WoRRELL.

Eddyville. June 4.--Miss Leta wor.
rell entertained the Senior class last
evening at six O'Clock dinner Those
present were: Alfred hatcher, Jennie
Shields, Frank Gallagher. Pearl Fields
Jennie Anderson, Bernice Shinn, Vina
Saville, Hazel Waugaman and Letta
Worrell.
The graduation exercises of the Sth
grade was held in the high school
room this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A
very interesting program was given
There were fourteen graduates.
Mrs. Joe Roberts and son are Wis
iting relatives in Hedrick today.
Mrs. b. Simmons and daughter
Julia are visiting Mrs. Simmons
daughter, Mrs. WIN. Judge in Abba.
Mrs. Allen, living west OF town, was
called to Des Moines this week by
The serious illness of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Joe Allen. #
Mrs. J. Matter is in Oskaloosa this
week attending camp meeting OF the
Holiness people.
Mrs. Nell Stump is quite sick
threatened with an attack of pneumo
MIA Others reported sick are Flossit
Bloomfield, Geo. Dotts, Chas. John
son, Mrs. McNeese and daughter
Germ.
Rev. Eldridge came over from AL
bia last night and attended services
at the Baptist church.
Mrs. 7. N. Lobberecht is visiting
elatives in Pella.
The Reliable Society of the Chris
tan church was entertained Thurs
lay afternoon at the home of Mrs
Dick Barnett, living north of town
About fifty ladies were present. 4
very interesting program was givel
on the Life of Garfield.
| Mrs. N. O'Bryen, of Kahoha, Mo
is visiting his many friends in Eddy
Vile this week Mrs. O'Brien re
ports her son William, who left her
a short time ago, has been very SICK
The /. o. o. F. held their regula
meeting Wednesday night and elect
the following officers for the ensuin
six months: NJ G., Pearl Dunkle; Y
c., Albert Johnson; Secy., Joe Robert
and treasurer, John jaeger.
Miss Carpenter, assistant principa
in the high school, leaves tomorrow
for her home in Michigan to spen
the summer vacation,
Carl Mayer, of Oskaloosa, cam
down today to attend the commence
ment exercises.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
Many Tomato plants.

The work of distributing the tomato
plants grown by the Anderson Bros
Canning Co. has been going on stead
lily for the past several weeks The
approximate number OF plants that
have been distributed among the
farmers is 10000 The work of dis
iribution still goes on and at least
80 900 more will be used. EVERYTHING
at present points favorably toward a
large tomato crop.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by Her
aid Correspondents.
CEDAR.

few days at the e. Lyon home.
Mr.. Conrad Ross is in Illinois visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. George La
them, May 2S, 1910, fine baby girl
DR.. Parker, OF Oskaloosa, was call
ed on Wednesday for a sick horse of
Billie Brubaker's.
Most every one through this section
had to replant their corn on account
OF cold weather and worms.
Weather continues cold and cloudy,
not very fourishing for the farmers
crop. Always look on the bright side.
The Harrison township Sunday
school convention that was held at
Fairview church on Sunday, May 80,
1910, was well attended
Mr.. Nose Picken has Mr.. Lincoln
Warner building the foundation for
his new house on the farm south of
Cedar. The building will be erected
as soon as time and weather permits.
Married, June /, Wednesday even
ing at s D. m, Fred w. Hill to Miss
Mollie Warner, of Cedar, ct the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Warmers. About 60 guests
were present. After the wedding all
were served to a bountiful supper.
Many useful presents were given
them. After the 18th of June they
will make their home at Oskaloosa.
All wish them long and happy life,
Out of town guests were, Walter, John.
ME and Edna Brown, of Milton, Ia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hills, Decatur,
Ben, Anderson and Miss Tillie And
erson of Ottumwa, Miss Stella Warn
er, of Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs
George Arganbright, of Fremont. Miss
Hattie Guin, of Cricket, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest kirkpatrick, of Kirkville, and
those from Oskaloosa were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hill and daughter, George
Lewis, John Bradbury, Fred Pilgrim
Gus Drinkle, Phil Herbig, Ethel Wells
Beulah Holt and Garnett Saylor.
Wednesday, June /, was the closing
of the spring term of school at Harri
son Center. The following is the pro
gram:
Song-LoveIy Spring Has Come
School.
Recitation---A Welcome-Henriet
Potter.
Recitation-Blue Violets-MilIie Ma
len.
Song-DairyMaid Girls.
Exercise-Blue Eyes and Brown
Eyes-Two Girls.
Recitation-Four Leaf Clover
Clyde Pickens.
Song-The Wild Rose-School.
Reading-Little Johnnie Visits the
Dime Museum--Dortha Arnold.
! Recitation-A Song of Roses-Pan
sy Malen.
Song-The Wood Pecker-Primary
Class.
/ Recitation-At the Throne-Dorths
Arnold.
Recitation-Out on Grandpa's Farm
Ethel Malen.
Song-The Flag-Henrietta Potter.
Reconsideration.
Recitation-Johnnys History Les
son-Ray Lloyd.
Song-Twilight is Stealing-School
Monologue-The Peddler-David Ar
mold.
Observation-Disclosures Rod - Johnny
Potter.
Song-Lullaby-T Little Girls.
Recitation-Apple Blossoms-Editl
Dialogue-The Sick Doll.
Recitation-The Dolls School-Mill,
Malen.
Newspaper-Reading. Big Wind.
Tribune.
-Farewell-School.
Mrs. Mabelle Lynch. of Fremont
was the teacher. After the program
ice cream, cake and bananas were
served, all enjoying the day and hop
ing for happy vacation.