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Misses and Children'S
French tIand-em broidered
Lingerie
at special prices, as follows;

at special prices, as Follows:
MISSES FRENCH LINGERIE
Chemises at 75c. & 9Oc.
Night Robes at S1.65 & 1.85
Drawers at csc.
PeGticOats at rs 6 I.85
CHILDPEN'S FRENCH LINGERIE
Night Robes at ST .35 & Los
Drawers
according to size, 55c., zoe. & &c.
PetticOats at Csc.
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Bows Washable Suits
and BlOuseS

viii offer excellent values at the
following prices:
Bows Washable Suits, i'm Russia =,
sailor, MILDLY and novelty styles and
q variety of materials, S1.85 & 200
Bows Washable Hamd=em5roioerea
Russian Suits, of linen and pique'
sizes 3 to years at S4.75
BOYS Washable BlOuses at soc.
The Dressmaking AND Tailoring
Department (Third Floor
has now ready for inspection MUM
Der of new models im
TailOr-1nade Suits
from which orders Will be taken,
for q limited period, for making
Tailor-made Suits to measure at the
sneciaD nrice of $1,000
(the regular prices Delmg
S9S.OO to 12S.OO)
The fabrics used i'm making tnese
Suits are poplim, silk mOire, taffeta'
broadcloth, serge and gabardIme'
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A Remarkable Reduction
Sale of Wonen's Coats
and Wraps

has been planned to commence to-
morrow (Monday), presenting am
unusual opportunity for purchasing
stylish Outergarments Offinc quality
at less than ome-half the former
prices. The offering includes;
Practical Coats i'm three=quarter and
full-length models, i'm plain AND
fancy materials; originally SZ2.OO
to $4,000, now reduced to
$1,000, 1850, 200, 5000 6 $500
Wraps for Afternoon and Evening
wear, i'm plain and DrOcaded velVets
and pushes and brOadtail cloth,
some trimmed with fur; originally
$500 to 255.OO, now reduced to
$500, $500, $500, 58.OO& $500
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THE STORE is OPENED DAILY AT 9 A. RI

The following Sales of timely interest f1a
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Oriental Rugs jim Room
Sizes
MAFIAL RUGS
actual values S165.OO to 100000,
at $4,000 TO 10000
AFGHAN RUGS
actual values $4,000 to $500,
at $500 to 10000
GHEORAVAN RUGS
actual values S25O.OO to 1,25O.OO,
at S125.OO to @5O.OO
MODERN ISPAHAN RUGS
actual values S375.OO to 2,2SO.OO,
at $4,000 to 100000
KTRMAN RUGS
actual values S35O.OO to 2,5OO.OO,
at S165.OO to 1,25O.OO
SARUCH RUGS
actual values S365.OO to 100000,
at S175.OO to 1,25O.OO
(Als0 d number of Semi=amtique
Carpets i'm unusual sizes, at proper
tionate reductions i'm prices).
The wearing qualities OF tlles
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MRS. {. |. EATON
DIED At GARDNER, KAN.

Information was received at the
Record office last Saturday after
noon OF the death OF Mrs. E. l. Eaton
a; Gardner. Kan. from tuberculosis
o; the lungs after a lingering illness
Mrs. Eaton had been in failing
health 70 rabout three years and an
nouncement OF her death was no, un-
expected by her many friends here
She yas a member of the Presbyte-
rian faith and thefuneral was held
In the church OF that denomination
at Gardner. followed by interment IN
the cemetery there. MIR. and Mrs
Eaton were residents of Canon City
for a couple OF years. during which
time the former was editor Of the Ere
mont County Leader. They LETT here
a few months ago FOR Kansas to make
their home.
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ENGINEERING CLASSES
VISIT CANON CITY

The members OF the Senior and
Junior classes OF the engineering
school OF Colorado College in charge
Of Profs Thomas and Martin we're
in town, Saturday. They arrived
here from Portland on Denver & Rio
Grande train No 9. Friday night and
we're quartered at the Denton hotel.
There are sixteen people in the party
and they are making ther regular BIZ
annual trip through the southern part
q the state for the purpose of in
specting It's larger engineering and in
dustrlal establishments. They visit
ed the plant OF tn Arkansas Valley
Light a Power Company soon after
their arrival here Friday night and
Saturday hiked mp to the hang
ing bridge in thesRoyal Gorge; a trir
that was greatly enjoyed despite the
fatigue. In the afternoon they were
shown through the state penitentiars
by the courtesy OF Warden lyman
In the party was Charles johnson
OF Canon City, n Senior olassman IN
the civil engineering department 81
Colorado college. The visitors were
accompanied to various PONIES OF In,
ierest here by Glenn Gehhart of Lin.
coin Park. a student OF the Colorado
Springs institution.
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TO FOSTER VEGETABlE
GROWING INDUSTRY

Fowler. Colo. March 2l.-Co-oper-
Etion between various associations Of
vegetable growers and ways and
means OF keeping in touch with mar
keting conditions so that vegetables
in the Arkansas valley will be prop
eriy distributed. were discussed at a
general meeting of all vegetable
srowers organizations in this vicinity
here thi safternoon.
The meeting was held under the
auspices OF the Santa Fe railroad.
which is attempting to foster the veg
etable growing industry in the valley.
The growers are anxious to affect an
Organization whereby the market
will not be overstocked at any one
point.
The railroad contemplates the es-
tablishment OF a market bureau so
that information as to the condition
OF the markets at various points may
be ascertained by various growers
readily. The roads better vegetables
campaign was started last Novea-
her. when the Santa Fe officials held
meetings In every town in the val
ley. the result OF which was the or
Eanization OF more than twenty
farmers associations. 1t is the mana
gers OF these associations who are
represented at today's meeting.
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CANON CITY
MAKES BID
FOR BANKERS
SANITARIUM

Steps have been taken by the Can
on City Chamber of Commerce to lay
before the locating committee of the
American Institute of Banking the
advantages of this community as
place for the proposed national sani-
tarium Of the latter organization.
George E Allen OF New York, edu-
cational org nizer OF the American
Institute Of Eanking. is now in this
state looking over sites offered for
the contemplated sanitarium and has
been invited to visit Canon City be
fore leaving Colorado.
Denver. Colorado Springs. Pagosa
Springs and Idaho Springs are can
didates for the location OF the sani-
tarium-
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Elected ofneer Of state Organization

The triennial conventio NOT the
state camp OF the Royal Neighbors OF
America, the auxiliary order OF the
NJ. W A.. closed at Loveland on Fri.
day, after two days session. Mrs
Fannie X. Foresman OF this city was
honored BY beinE ciocted recorder
and receiver of the state ogganlsa.
ton. The 1917 meeting OF the state
camp will be held Mt Colorado
Springs.
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W. HERsHELL WILLIAMS
Home Friday Nigh, from Denver.

Manager G. L. Stapieton OF the
Canon City opera house returned
home Friday night from several
days business trip to Denver. While
there he arranged for the production
at the opera house Friday and Sat.
urday nights OF next week OF cine.
maiograph aim showing The Pirates
o. the Plains." the newest Canon City
picture. The scenario was enacted
here by the Colorado Moving Picture
company and ia the second film it has
placed on the market
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Burpee's seeds our line big stock.
the standard the world over. None
excel. few equal. Our price here the
same as Burpee's a, the other end.
adv sseod-w
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Commemorative OF her birthday an

Commemorative OF her birthday an
niversary she was presented with a
beautiful rocking chair. The recipient
was overcome with the generosity
and loving kindness OF the member
ship and could scarcely express her
appreciation OF the handsome gift.
During the social following the bus
mess session splendid supper was
served, the later evening hours being
given over to dancing and n general
good time.
Thursday Gard Club.
The Thursday Card club members
were the guests OF Mrs. w. E. Galley
this week.
Sixteen ladies enjoyed the after
noon at bridge and the too,hesome re-
freshments served by the hostess.
Friends in Council.
The Friends in Council met Friday
in regular session at Pythian hall.
ars. schweigert presiding.
The subject under discussion was
Peace Movement" Mrs. Hardy
chairman.
Mrs. Robson read an article on
The Day OF International Peace" and
Winston churchiIrs idea OF how It
may be brought about.
Mrs Turnbull read The Problem
oi the Navy and the expense OF
maintaining IT,
Mrs. Weston read from the Outlook
two articles. The Senate Comments
on Foreign Relations and The
United States and Rest OF the World.
Mrs. Hardy stated that the next
peace conference would be held at
Vienna in September and that Pres
ident sloeum Of Colorado College had
been appointed one of the commit
tee.
The meeting next week will be held
at the home OF Mrs. George Baker.
The subject Is Scholarship" Mrs
Harding chairman. There will be a
program and light refreshments
served
A donation will be received for
the benefit OF the scholarship fund.
,iesdames whippie Jr- Benson and
Anna Bell Stockton are the commit
tee having the matter in charge.
Anyone interested is cordially in
yiied to be present and contribute to
this most worthy object.
A very pleasant meeting os the
Progress Club was held Monday even
ing with the Misses Gibbs on Barr
avenue. Current events were given
in response to roll call. Mrs. Ben.
son. n former teacher in Panama,
then gave a mos; interesting accoun;
OF her experiences there. the people
schools. customs and social life OF
Panama The Club was favored with
choice plano music by the Misses
Mrs. Benson and Miss Emmerson Were
guests Of the Club. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The Club ad
joutned to meet with Miss Darling
River street. March 30.
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II this weather continues for week
or ten days the apple trees will be
Incoming on the park as will lilacs
which hav egood sized leaves now.
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Miss Uda Robbins. n former mem
Der Of the junior class. has gone TO
Shawnee. Okla
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The debate between Pueblo and
Canon City was decided in favor OF
Pueblo. There was a good crowd TO
listen to the debate and the Canon
boys put up \ very good argument
and deserve much credit The debate
East Denver high school. but the Can
on debaters did very well.
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Frank Chipman OF Wilson Greek
had the misfortune 10 loose n fine
colt last week by being kicked by
another horse and blood poisoning
followd.
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Harl Tanner was enrolled as a
member Of the junior class this week.
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Aid Society.
The meeting OF the nrst di.
vision OF the Ladies' Aid so
clety Of the First Presbyterian
church was held Thursday with Mrs.
Frances Han a, her home on College
avenue for a social meeting. II vas
the nrst meeting for the new year.
Mrs. Turnbun Is president OF the
division. Plans for work Of lucra-
tive nature we're discussed. but moth
ing definite was decided.
Meetings are held the hrst and
third Thursday OF each month
The hostess served sheroet. cake,
salted almonds and chocolates a. r..
frczhments-
At the general meeting held Marca
sth Mrs. Rose Cas.becr was elected
president. ars. Anna Pearson. sesre
ary-ireasurer. aud Mrs. Ida Bonn
president Of the fourth division.
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Real irish Party.

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs r.
W. Irish had the members OF their
card club a. evening guest,
Five hundred furnished diversion.
DR. @. II. Kl,tell taking home the
prize and Mr.. Bud Holland receiving
The consoiation-a wee green pig.
A two-oourso luncheon was served
at late hour the dining room and
table being appropriately decorated
In memory OF st. Pat.
The table center piece vas small
pig pen made OF candy sticks. with
n number of green pigs therein. while
the hue OF the Emerald Isle was sug-
Iested in hany attractive ways
Entertained by the Irish at an Irish
party on an Irish night. everybody
had a jolly good time.
woman's Club Honors 81. Pat.
Tuesday afternoon was n truly st.
Patrick's day at the regular meeting
OF the woman's club.
A the roll was called each mem
Der responded with a Pat or Mike
story. Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Homan
were awarded the prizes for telling
the best stories.
Mrs. Sweeney sang an Irish mel
ody. accompanied by Miss Corrin.
Mrs. Sell favored the club with a vo-
cal selection. Where the River Shan
non Flows. accompanied by Mrs
Curtis. Mrs. Homan had charge OF
the lesson. which showed much care
full preparation and was attended
with much interest. Each member
received pipe as souvenir OF the
day.
The next meeting ~.li be devoted
TO Colorado Day.
Ct. Psts Dinner.
Mrs. r. r. Smith entertained elsh.
teen young gentlemen at dinner
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Mr.. Payton Of Penrose. visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nor
man one day last week.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter,
Madge, and Mrs. Don Pearcy. were
visitors on the Park Sunday.
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Miss Grace Smith visited school
Wednesday morning
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J. S. and o. b. Stewart OF Colorado
Springs. have leased from Mr.. Nehls
the ranch formerly owned by b A.
Wilson for the season and took pos
session a short time ago.
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! "uuuN Veuyu 6uu
NEWS NOTES.
Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter,
Madge, and Mrs. Don Pearcy, were
visitors on the Park Sunday.
Mr. Payton Of Penrose. visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nor
man one day last week.
Miss Hattie Leake, who underwent
quite 2 severe operation at the
Graves hospital last Thursday. is re-
ported as getting along nicely.
Mr.. Hockett OF Orchard Park. was
business visitor on the Park las.
Friday.
Mr.. E. c. Hiatt OF Canon City. was
on the Park Saturday attending to
some matters that required his at
tention.
Harley Stoner secured a position
in Pueblo and entered upon his duties
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Charles Burkhat and chill
dren Of Cripple Greek. who have been
visiting with Nr. and Mrs. c. A. Nor
man. departed for their home on
Tuesday. Grandpa and Grandma Nor
nan Will certainly miss the kiddies.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hume has dis
posed of their residence property in
Barding's addition and moved their
household goods to Colorado Springs
where they intend to live in the future
Frank leased his alfalfa land to Joe
Columbia of the Springs but intends
70 crop his orchard tract himself as
be can run over in his car occasional
" 10 look after IL.
Mr.. Doran OF Orchard Park was a
business visitor on the Park sstur-
day.
Mrs. Shoemaker has leased her fruit
ranch to L. P. Starr for the season
Mrs 5. intends living In Canon this
summer.
J. S. and o. b. Stewart OF Colorado
Springs. have leased from Mr.. Nehls
the ranch formerly owned by B. A.
Wilson for the season and took pos
session a short time ago.
Frank Chipman OF Wilson Greek
had the misfortune to loose fine
colt last week by being kicked by
another horse and blood poisoning
foIiowd
II this weather continues for week
or ten days the apple trees will be
blooming on the park as will lilacs
which hav egood sized leaves now.
lENGINEERING CLASSES
VISIT CANON CITY
The members OF the Senior and
Junior classes OF the engineering
school OF Colorado College in charge
o. Profs. Thomas and Martin we're
a
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DIR. Osborne OF the State University
at Boulder addressed the students OF
the high school Wednesday morning
In very interesting way.
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Miss Hattie Leake, who underwent
quite severe operation at the
Graves hospital last Thursday, is re-
ported as getting along nicely.
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Truthseekers' Social.

Irutnseckers Socisi.
The thirty Iasias composing the
membership OF Mrs G T. rlsley's
Sunday school class. known as the
Truthseekers. were hostesses to their
husbands at a St Patrick party. held
in the church parlors Tuesday even
Ing.
The rooms were appropriately deco
rated with shRmrocks. shillaiahs,
etc. while the serving table further
carried out the idea.
Different stunts" had been ar
ranged for the guests and entertain
ers and fun and merrimcnt prevailed
during their performance. After the
rendition OF pleasing musical pro
gram, the gentlemen were blindfoid-
ed and each chose luncheon pre-
pared In boxes for two. All repaired
to the dining room. where hot coffee
was served and the tempting lunches
enjoyed.
The affair Is chronicled as one ol
most happy character and the gen
tiemcn say they don't care how soon
an. H.. 4. ~a,.nt.l
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The tickets for the senior class play
The Rivals have been given out
The play viii be given April End and
the prices are IS and so cents. The
Rivals is a very good play and we
hope that It viii be largely attended
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Mrs- Bower Entertains-

Mra Bower Entertains-
Mrs. Perry Bower vas the pleasing
hostess Of Tuesday afternoon. when
twenty ladies'. members OF a Neigh
borhood club. were her guests.
Irish flags and shamrocks were
much In evidence about the attract
I've home. The hours were given over
10 needle~ork. a guessing contest and
the serving OF a tasty luncheon.
Mrs. Bower was assisted in her ef-
forts by Mrs. r. u. Hardin In max.
ing the gathering n very enjoyable
one.
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Mrs. Shoemaker has leased her fruit
ranch to L. P. Starr for the season.
Mrs 5. intends living In Canon this
summer.
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William Rabshal was absent from
school the first part Of the week.
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Tuesday evening complimentary to her
son. Master Franklin. The gathering
was held on st. Patrick's day. and the
house decorations we're in keeping
with that idea.
The boys. host and guests alike.
did ample justice to the good dinner
and had one OF the best times ever.
Mrs. Coulter Entertains-
Mrs. Clara Coulter entertained
twenty-five or more Of the members
OF Greenwood Relief Corps No. %. w.
r. c.. at her home on Main street at
a ten-cent social for the benefit of
the camp funds Wednesday after
noon.
The ladies are planning for bazsr
and supper in the early fall to help
them in their relief work
The afternoon was spent in sew
ing rags for rugs. from which they
hope TO make some profit
Music was furnished during the az
ternoon by Mrs. Curtis. her daughter.
Mrs. Roha from Pueblo and Mrs.
Sell
rhe ladies passed pleasant after
noon together. At 4:3o a luncheon.
consisting OF sandwiches. potato
salad. doughnute. teacakes and cof-
fee were served.
The next regular meeting will be
held March 25th at o'clock. TO be
followed by a social. when the mem
bers will be the guests OF Mrs. Lamb.
Reading Club.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. Sinden at her home
on Fifteenth street. with Mrs. okey
presiding.
A letter was read from Mrs. Edna
Bacot. written TO Mrs. Bethel and her
sister. Miss Mitchell. relative to the
last illness Of her mother. Mira Eva
Rogers
Mrs Coulter was reader for the
afternoon and read Letters from a
Woman Homesteader.r published in
the Atlantic Monthly. which were
extremely interesting.
There were eleven ladies present.
The meeting nerfsweek will be held
with Mrs. Webster.
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Mr.. E. c. Hiatt OF Canon City. was
on the Park Saturday attending TO
some matters that required his at
,ention.
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q. A. Y. Surprise.

q. A. v. Surprise.
The momberr of the d. A. Y. No.
is3 rendered very generous and
happy surprise to their correspond
cnt. Mrs. Cora Schultz, at the regular
meeting of the Homestead Friday
evening.
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Harley Stoner secured a position
in Pueblo and entered upon his duties
the first OF the week.
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Mrs. Charles Burkhart and chill
dren Of Cripple Greek, who have been
visiting with Nr. and Mrs c. A Nor
man. departed for their home on
Tuesday. Grandpa and Grandma Nor
nan VIII certainly miss the kiddies-
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Mr.. Doran OF Orchard Park was a
business visitor on the Park satur-
day.
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Mr.. Hockett of Orchard Park. was
business visitor on the Park last
Friday.
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Announcement Party.

Announcement Party.
The home OF Miss Mildred Wood
on Greenwood avenue was the scene
OF happy gathering "Wednesday
evening. when she entertained nearly
!. thirty young lady friends.
The cupid and heart idea was car
ried out in the color combination of
pink and white. Pink and white car.
nations adorned the parlors. while a
great bowl OF sweet peas was used
TO good effect in the dining room.
Hearts was the game OF the even
ing. Mrs. Harry Bowen and Miss
: Pearl McKissick cutting for the prize
which was a pretty framed motto and
went to Miss McKIssick-
= When luncheon was served and
the guests unfolded their napkins a
small card carrying 4 tiny bag Of rice
and bearing the names Of the hostess
and Mr.. Daniel Munroe ~as reveal.
ed. Congratulations were time in or
der. The lunch was 4 very dainty
one. the different courses deity sug-
gesting the chosen hues and the
heart design.
After a few musical selections Miss
Wood invited her guests to inspect
her trousseau. which was declared by
all to be one OF the most elaborate
an OF exquisite design displayed In
many a day
. The wedding OF Miss Wood and Mr..
Aunroe. whose home 10 In Denver,
! viii take place next month
Miss Ruby Sheffield OF Greenwood,
Colo. who Ia the guest OF Miss Grace
Henley. was present at the pretty af-
fair. which was greatly enjoyed BY
all.
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Thursday Gard Club.

Thursday Card Club
The Thursday Card club members
were the guests OF Mrs. w. E. Galley
this week.
Sixteen ladies enjoyed the after
noon at bridge and the too,hesome re
freshments served by the hostess.
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q. Psts Dinner.
Mrs. r. p. Smith entertained ciEh-
teen young gentlemen at dinner