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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-10
When Easter Comes

Next Easter will fall on April 23rd
Only once again in this century will
it be so late. 1913, when the date
will be April IS, the latest that is
possible.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-10

Mrs. Hu1ter Sechrest has sufficiently
recovered from a recent operation to re-
turn to her home on East Washington
street.
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ROUND CRESl co.
4 lkSTktL SlzIM6 MACHINE

Messrs p. H. and L. e. Troutman
have installed at the plant of the
Round Crest Fruit company. corner
OF Eighth and Water streets, Cutler
Sizing machine for the sorting of ap-
market. These machines. which
have been in use in the Oregon fruit
growing districts for a number of
years, are unknown, except in the
Pacific coast states, and are very ef-
ficient for the purpose for which they
are designed. The one purchased by
the Messrs Troutman is said to be
the first OF its kind ever seen east
of the Rocky Mountains. II has a
capacity for sizing from one thousand
to twelve hundred boxes of apples in
ten hours
The machine is operated by an
electric motor of one quarter horse
power. is ingenious in construction,
simple in It's method OF work and eff
fective in results. The machine is
something like thirty feet in length
and Is operated by means of an end
less canvas belt which carry the ap-
pies from the starting point along
the line to the place intended for
them TO drop into bins. Apples OF a
certain size find their way into the
proper bins by means OF a trip regu-
lated by weight kept in flexible
pocket at the side tie track along
which the belt travels. An apple
weighing six ounces, or any other
amount. cannot by any possibility be
carried to the bin for the six and a
half ounce apples. for the trip is In
flexible and always dumps the fruit
in the right place. TIE machine Is a
little too tomplex for a brief. compre-
hensible explanation. altho eminenuy
practical in its work. 1t should be
seen by all Interested in the applica
tion of mechanical devices to such
purposes.
The Messrs. Troutman said this
morning that il was believed that the
adoption of the sizing machine here
in the sorting OF apples would be an
agency in the establishment; among
the fruit growers OF the Canon CITY
district. of a uniform. systematic pack
something that has long been need.
ed here. The machine was started
for the seasons work on Tuesday Of
this week
The Messrs Troutman have this
year on their thirty acres of orchard
in the Canon City district a crop of
about 10000 boxes OF apples At pres
ent they are picking only TIE Iona.
thRns. of which variety a large part
OF their crop is composed.
The estimate that the expense
of heating their orchards last spring
to prevent the injury OF the crop bs
frost cost them approximately ten
cents a box on the total crop, The
Troutmans will have seventy 7cres
OF bearing orchard In this district
within tie next two years.
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MOTHER OF PROF. HALEY
DIED At SEASIDE, ORE.

telegram was received here Tues
day afternoon from Seaside. oregon.
announcing the death there the pre-
vious morning OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Haley. mother of Prof A. l.. Haley
OF 329 Rudd avenue. until lately n
resident of this city. The cause OF
her death Is unknown. but in consider
alton of the fact that she had long
been . sufferer from asthma and
heart trouble Il is supposed TO have
resulted from an attack OF pneumo-
MIA
Mrs. Haley left here about six
weeks ago for Oregon to spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Stevens, and It was at the latter's
home that she passed away. Mrs.
Haley was born IN Ohio. July %, 1853
and was aged sixty-three years. one
month and twenty-eight days. Her
husband. Henry c. Haley. died about
twenty years ago and was buried at
Albany. Oregon. she will be laid to
rest beside him.
Mrs. Haley leaves three children.
two sons and a daughter. They are
Prof. a. l.. Haley of this city. Alfred
II. Haley and Mrs Frank Stevens: the
two latter both being residents OF
Seaside. Oregon. One son. Emory
Haley. died in the Philippine Islands
n number of years ago while in the
military service of the United States.
Mrs. Haley had been afflicted with
asthma for nearly thirty years and
had endeavored to obtain relief from
II by medical treatment and by res
idence In various portions of the
country. but without permanent re-
suit. Altho the disease was at times
OF a virulent character she was able
to bear her trouble patiently and
uncomplainingly by reason of her
hopeful. optimistic disposition. She
was a member of the Christian
church and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her. Her many friends
here and elsewhere will regret to
learn OF her death.
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why he BOUGHT HIS GOODS
At A MAIL ORDER HOUSE

Recently a merchant of Nachez
happened to see n farmer receive box
at the depot and noticed II was from
a mail order house. He also noticed
that the goods were right in his line
and the same as he had carried for
years. He Immediately approached
the farmer and said:
Il could have sold you the goods
you have there for less money than
the Chicago house and saved you the
freight"
Then why don't you do So" said
the farmer. Il have taken the local
paper for year and have not seen
you selling these or any other goods,
This mail order house sends adver-
Nsing matter TO me. asking for my
trade. and they get II. II you have
any bargains. why don't you put them
in the paper SO we can see what they
are"
MORAL-Well. everybody sees the
vmoral except n few merchants who
still contend that nobody reads ads
Il don't myself. SO OF course nobody
else does
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MANY CANON CITY
PEOPLE At STATE FAIR

The state air at Pueblo this week
is attracting many Canon City and
Fremont county people. The exhibits
at the fair are said to be better and
more comprehensive than usual and
the track and entertainment program
of exceptional interest. The fruit
and vegetable display from Fremont
county in the horticultural depart
ment is reported to be surprisingly
good and is receiving much attention
from visitors. Many premiums have
been awarded exhibitors from the
Canon City district
Thirty-three tickets for Pueblo
were sold at the Denver & Rio
Grande station for train No. 10 this
morning and nearly as many Canon
City people left for the same destina-
ton on Rio Grande trains Nos. . and
4. The Santa Fe carried fifteen pas
sengers out of here this morning for
Pueblo. and. perhaps twenty-five or
thirty others made the trip by auto
mobile.
Tomorrow Thursday will be the
big day of the fair and Canon City
will send its largest delegation at
that time. A special round trip rate
of SIPS is advertised by both the
Denver and Rio Grande and the Santa
Fe railroads for the occasion and
many people are planning to take
advantage of il for days outing in
the Steel city. The Rio Grande will
run a special train. which will leave
here at s o'clock in the morning.
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THE STOCK MARKET
At Denver:

At Denver:
Denver. Sept. 20.-Cattle receipts
yesterday were 1874 head. hog re-
ceipts l.36S head The cattle market
was rather quiet as the demand was
not strong. altho the supply was lib
eral. Good beef steers are selling
from S6.65 to $7.20 and one bunch or
extra choice steers sold to packers
at $S.e5. Good cows are bringing s6
TO 500 with fair cows from $3.50 tor
Sc. Feeder and stocker demand was
fair only. and the market was pretty
well supplied. Good steers are SELF
ing from s6.25 to $3.50. with extra
choice kinds from $3.50 to s7.25.
The hog market was active under
strong demand. Prices were steady
to 10c higher. Tops sold at $11 for
four choice loads. Bulk of hogs sold
from this down to s10.50 and palmer
hogs down to 5000.
No change in the poultry market.
Al Kansas City:
At Kansas City-Hog receipts 15s-
900. Market steady. Bulk t10.60 to
$ll1o. Heavy $40. 65 to s10.s0.
Cattle receipts $1,000. Market
steady. Prime fed steers $1,000 to
S11.Oo. Western steers Se.75 TO 3s.2k.
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FREMONT
COUNTY is 1
AWARDED
1ST PRIZE
AT PUEBLO

A telephone messaFe from Pueblo
was received at The Daily Record Of
ice at O'Clock this afternoon from
Ralph r. Jeffries. county agricultural
agent, stating that the committee on
awards at the Colorado State fair had
given Fremont county the first prize
of seventy-fiye dollars for the best
fruit exhibit made by any county in
the state. Delta county was awarded
second prize and Pueblo county third
prize. Fremont county also received
the frst prize of twenty-five dollars
for the best fruit exhibit OF any coun-
ty in the district. Fruit growers of
the Canon City district have a fine
display OF orchard products in the
horticultural section of the state
fair. according to Mr.. Jefries.
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BEAR GuLcH MINE
MAY BE RE-OPENEO

There is a persistent rumor going
the rounds that the Bear Gulch prop
erty of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com
pany at Fremont will resume opera
tions within short time. The mine
has been shut down for several
months. but in the meantime a force
of men have been engaged in tim
bering and cleaning up the work
ings and now everything is in good
condition. 1t was at first planned to
retimber the shaft the entire distance.
but this has been temporarily given
up and portion of the old timbers
will be replaced. The property was
employing 200 men when il closed
down.-Florence Citizen
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RAY JOHNSON, WHO
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
GETTInG ALONG NICELY

Ray w. Johnson. pipeman with the
city fire department. who WAS acci-
sdentslly shot in the fieshy part OF the
right arm by Night Marshal Jerry
Moran at the city hall last Sunday
niGht while handling the revolver
used by Wayne Graham in the hold.
up and attempted robbery at the
ORoyal Gorge hotel. Is getting along
picely and will. probably. he Temov-
cd from the hospital TO his home at
524 Greenwood avenue this afternoon
Mr.. Moran supposed that he had re-
r,vved all OF the bullets from the
chamber OF the gun when IL hrst
came into his possession and had
Laid IL down on the table at the city
hall while tho two Graham boys were
being searched preliminary to being
locked up in the county jail Carl
Walters. who was present at the time
picked the revolver up from the table
for examination and then handed II
, - Moran for safe keeping. While
Mr.. Moran was In the act OF placing
the gun into his pocket II was dis
charged with a loud report and Mr..
johnson, who was but few feet
away. uttered n cry of pain as the
bullet crushed into the muscular tbs.
J cue of his arm.
The affair was a matter OF astonish
snent and regret TO all. but more was
more surprised. or depiored the un-
fortunate occurrence more than Mr.
Moran. who was astounded at the
uneapectedness of Il as he was sure
the gun was unloaded. and. conse-
quently. harmless NJ. Johnson was
taken to the hospital for treatment
where II was found that the bullet
had imbedded itsoif In the bone of the
arm. which had been splintered by
IT, Thus far the bullet has not been
removed: the attending surgeon ad'
a S'sing against such a course at the
Chevescni time.
Nj johnson rested easily Monday
night and ate hearty breakfast
this morning. He said that he was
failing fine. all things considered.
and expected to be on the streets In
She course of the next few days.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
THANKED.

In the card of thanks published in
these columns on Monday by Mrs,
l.. NJ. Welch. Miss Irene Strout and
Joseph A. Strout acknowledging their
indebtedness to those who extended
courtesies to them at the time of the
the death and at the funeral of their
grandson and brother. Wilbur ID.
Strout. omission was Inadvertently
made of the Knights of Columbus.
whose kindnesses to them in their
bereavement was deeply appreciated.
The Knights are requested to consid-
er themselves as being included in
their formal expression of thanks.
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LITTLE GOULD BOY STILL ALIVE

Marshall Could. little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. u. Gould OF Park Center.
who was accidentally shot thru the
head by his brother while returning
fPm hunting trip with some com
panions into the nearby field last
Saturday. was alive and resting com.
fortably at the hospital at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. II was found. after
hs boy was taken to the hospital to
have his wound dressed. that the bul.
let In its course thru the head had
furrowed its way across the upper
surface of the brain and consid.
eHable quantity OF macerated brain
was taken from the wound by the Mt
tending surgeons. Tho outlook for
the boys recovery Ia more hopeful to-
day than At any time aince tho acci
dent occurred. saat
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MASQUERADE BALL ON
THE SOUTH SIDE

A masquerade ball. in honor of
Mr.. Arthur Bruene's 2Tth birthday
was given at the home OF Sam
Crowder on Riverside avenue. South
Canon. Tuesday night. About sixty
people were present. most of whom
were masdued Mrs. Footo. repres.
enting an Indian squaw. took the
ladies' prize for most typical cos
tune. and Mr.. ]. A. Crowder. dressed
as Uncle Sam. was awarded the
mems prize. There were many other
good costumes. and II was n hard
matter for the judges to decide who
most deserved the prizes. At mid
night supper was served which con-
sisted of sandwiches. cake and cof.
fee. That those present enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent goes
without saying The music for the
occasion was furnished by Mr.. and
MFs. W. b. Strickland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hurlburt are NOV
ine from Nineteenth street to Cot
tonwood and expect to be settled by
the last of the week in the new
home across the street from the
Harrison school
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Mr.. W. G Watson from Park Cen.
ter has moved to the King place on
East Main street. which was recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Stegall
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Mrs Williamson, Mrs. Carris and
Mrs. Pearl Wilson of town spen,
Thursday with Mrs. Bum on Ray
nolds avenue.
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r. j. MORSE IN CANON TODAY

r. ]. Morse, manager OF the Port
land Cement company's plant in this
county. and Horace Phelps. a Dem
yer attorney, are business visitors in
Canon City today. They came here
to interview the board OF county com
miRsioners upon some matters Affect
ing the taxation OF the compAny's
vropsrty. '-s''
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Mr.. VIM. Godding and son. George
spent few days In Victor the latter
part OF last week.
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Mrs Ben Stienmier entertained at
Sunday dinner. Mr.. Sherman and son,
Ralph. of tie city and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Steinmier of East Canon.
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Mrs. l. o. Norris of Reynolds ave
nue.. who was taken to the Salida
hospital last week is reported to be
getting along nicely.
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Alt Willie of Denver arrived Mon
day to spend week at the home oi
his grandmother, Mrs Ben Steinmier
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The Ladies of the East Canon Divi-
sion of the Ladies Association of the
First Presbyterian church are look
ing forward to big day next Thurs
day. They will have an all-day meet
ing at the home of Mrs. w. II. Tre-
mayne on -Four Mile.
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Mr.. H. o. Parsons is spending
week or so In Greeley and vicinit
ON business.
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street has been having quite a siege
of sickness to contend with; three of
the children being sick at one time.
We are glad to report that they are
much improved In health.
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and sister, Eddie and Gertrude
Schumm on Delray avenue. Miss
Schumm will return to Chicago on
Wednesday of this week.
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WERE in sAeuAcAE LAST WEEK

George Means. of Sslida. accompa-
MED by his nephew. Roger Means.
of Canon City. We're business visitors
in Saguache on Thursday.-Saguache
Crescent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dilley and theil
guest motored to Pueblo Sunday
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EAST CANON i.#
NEWS NOTES

Miss Esther Howard OF Lordsburg.
California. is visiting in East Canon.
Miss Howard was formerly resident
OF East Canon.
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Ralph Kellogg is spending this
, week in OrdWay
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Mrs. Henry Harry of Meeker. Colo
rado, is the guest of Mrs. John w
Rogers of East Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Cation wer,
the guests at dinner last Sunday o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Coffey on Dozie
avenue in the Four Mile district.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Stegall left We'd
nesday for Des Moines. Iowa, where
they expect to locate. They will
make the trip in their car.
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Mr.. r. C. Stevens. -overseer of the
County Farm. is taking in the Fair
in Pueblo. Mr. Stevens has a pen of
fine Dark Cornish game birds on ex-
hibition in the poultry show at the
Fair
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Judge James L. Cooper of the dis
trict court has returned home from
an automobile trip TO Buena Vista
and Fairplay. Mrs. Cooper and son
accompanied him on the outgoing trip
but returned by rail few days later.
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Mrs. F. A. Devol OF Orchard ave
nue.. East Canon. went to Pueblo o
Saturday to spend few days visit
ing friends. and. Incidentally. to a
tend the state fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. C.. Cation were
the guests at dinner last Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coffey on Dozier
avenue in the Four Mile district.
Judge James L. Cooper of the dis
trict court has returned home from
an automobile trip to Buena Vista
and Fairplay. Mrs. Cooper and son
accompanied him on the outgoing trip
but returned by rail few days later
w. R. Fulkerson of East Main
street, FruitmeIe, has taken employ
ment with the Gannister Quarry COM
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed
mundson of Rudd avenue at dinner
last Sunday.
w. c. Watson and family of Park
Center has moved to the house re-
Gently occupied by F. G. Stegall on
Main street, Fruitmere. Mr. Watson
is successful ranchman and stock
man and has some fine cattle.
Stanley Pavalsky of East Main
street, Fruitmere. is doing well as a
truck farmer and market gardener
He has nine acres of land and It's
careful and intensive cultivation gives
the place an air of thrift and pros
perity. All of his vegetables are do
ing well this year and he is getting
good prices for them as a rule.
Mrs. Rouff is still confined to her
bed but is in hopes of a speedy re-
covery. as she is really better than
she has been for two or more weeks.
East Main street from tie Denver
g. Rio Gralde railroad crossing east
ward to the county farm is being
graded and sanded. When the work
is completed and the surface of the
road has become settled and hardened
to travel it will make a fine stretch
of driveway.
W. c. Peters of Queenstown. New
Brunswick. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Marvin and family on North
Cottonwood avenue. East Canon
Lloyd w. Hurd OF East Main street
Fruitmere. is moving TO Ordway for
the winter months. He expects TO go
to Salina. Kansas, in the spring where
he will make a permanent home on
his farm near that place Mrs. Hurd
and son viii be the guests of MFR. and
Mrs. N. c. Cation for few days be
fore going to Ordway to join Mr..
Hurd
L. VI. kellogg of East Main street,
Frultmere. is cutting up and getting
in his corn fodder for winter use
His corn crop is a good one. consid-
ering the dry weather of the past
summer
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Mas valeska Schumm. who is In
the employ Of the Illinois Central
Railway company. At Chicago. iii.
nois. has been visiting her hrother
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Mr. and Mrs. Bickle have returne
from two months visit In Wiscor
sin. They are glad to be home an
report very hot summer in what :
supposedly a cool state.
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G. L. Holmes. sergeant in Com
pany n First Infantry. came down
from the Golden mobilization camp
last Tuesday, and visited until Sun
day with his wife and little son. Max.
at the home of Mrs. Holmes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Earl on Ray
nolds avenue.
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Mr. Elmer +. Lambuth and son
Earl. accompanied by Frank Webb
and George Godding. spent Sunday a,
Beaver.
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w. r. Fulkerson of East Mali
street, FruitmeIe. has taken employ
ment with the Gannister Quarry com
pany.
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Mr.- Dwight Postsrsot Nineseenth
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed
mundson of Rudd avenue at dinner
last Sunday.
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w. C. Watson and family of Park
Center has moved to the house re-
Gently occupied by F, G. Stegall on
Main street, Fruitmere. Mr.. Watson
is successful ranchman and stock
man and has some fine cattle.
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Mrs o. Morris who is in a hospita
at Salida reports that she is doin
nicely. being much improved.
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Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Earl
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.
Holmes motored to Penrose and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Nesbit
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pet Richardson and
Mrs, Matteson of the city, accompa-
MED by Miss E. Ringle and Marion
Ringle of East Main street. motored
over the Springs road Sunday. They
report heavy hail storm between
Red Greek and Salt Canyon.
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A crowd Of young folks from East
Canon. went to Florence Saturday
night to pay Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Run
ner a visit However, Mr.. and Mrs.
Runner had come TO Canon that even
ing and their guests had to make their
way into the house as best they could
and await their return, to find the jol-
ly crowd enjoying themselves in first
class manner, and were invited 10
join in the merriment which lasted
until a late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Run.
ner were recently married. so of
course. must expect such receptions.