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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
STUFFED POTATOES.

Dear Corner Sisters wonder if any et the sisters have tried stuffed potatoes? If not, think you will like them.
 Stuffed Petasees-Select as many pota- toes of as nearly, as possible the same size (they must not be snisll) as are re- quired for a dish, and after washing them well put them into a. moderately .ho; oven t6 bake < When they are ready, cut a small niece from the top of each and very cArefal1y scoop out the inside without breaking the skin. ,, Put, the insides of the potatoes into . basin and mash theEi url- til they are quite free. from Jumps then add. a little milk, 3 small piece of mar garine, some salt, pepper and nutmeg 1nd beat until the mixture is quite creamy, then replace as much pulp as can be firm " packS dinto the potato skins so- as to leave shollow sin the middle. Fill the hollow ih each potato with a nut force meat prepared according to the directions given below and put the potatoes into the oven until they are thoroughly hot For the filling, pass half a pound of mixed nuts, which have been washed and care fully dried in the oven; (they must not be allowed to burn9 through q nut mill Fry two ounces of sliced onion in two ounces of nut or. other margarine until the onion is ofs 8. I,aie lawn color, then add the nuts and stir them with the onion until they have acquired little color. Have ready four ounces of bread crurnbss which have been soaked iii a small quantity of milk and as soon as the mixture is hot remove it: from the fire and palss it through a sieve. Melt aAteasncon of marmite in two tablespoons of boiling water and add to to the foi cerneat; seasonsit with salt pep per, nutmeg and. a few drops of lemon JJHce Q nd. use as directed:
 ,4- 4 s EA STER LILY.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

 ing may cause the candy to become gran aaar.a Add vanilla chocolate grated and walnut meats cut in large pieces Pour caramel into buttered pan seven inches square, When cool cut in squares
 Chocolate Coated Walnuts-Coating chocolate, walnut meat halves. Melt ceafing, choeolate over hot water, being careful that not drop of water gets into chocolate then beat it until cool. Dror in a walnut meat half, coat with choco- late, lift out with chocolate dipper or two tined fork and drop on wax paper oi marble slab to harden. Continue unti sufficient twalnuts are. coated
 PerseAe-Three cups brown sugar one cup. milk, one and one-half cups walnut meats. one tablespoon butter. one tea spoon vanilla, a pinch of salt. Mix sugar butter and milk Cook until mixture forms soft. ball when tried in, cole water. Remove from. fire. Add vanilla sait and walnut meats. Beat until creamy Pour into buttered tins.
 < Wishing you luck and the holida, DORCAS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
SOME Goop REcIrEs.

Dear Corner Sisters: Here are some good recipes which I should like to pass along to you
 Tapioca Indian fudding-Twc table spons tapioca soaked over night two tablespoons corn meal. one quart milk, salt, one-half cup molasses or sugar, one cup raisins, cinnamon. Bake two hours
 Salmon Loai-One can salmon, tive eggs, one tablespoon butter, one-half cup milk. one cup cracker crumbs. Mix all together, season to taste and bake one hour or until brown. f
 Boston Brown Hssh-chop any re- ma ins of steak, roasts or; stews very fine. Grease deep pie dish. Put a layer of mashed potatoes. in the bottom of the dish, then'a layer of meat. then - layer af hread czumhA Rkinkle RttA
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salt and pepper, few bits of butter moisten with one-half cup of beef gravy then put in another layer of potato. Dip a knife fin milk and smooth, the top Bake in moderate oven until brown. Serve hot
 Peggy Anne: You are a good guesser. You must be Yankee. Should. like to See you and the kids. They must have grown a good deal since I saw them.
 Malvina: You are a good nursemaid. How much do you charge for your ser vices?
 Lonesome Pine: Saw you in Norwich last week Tuesday but you didn't see me
 Dorinda: Are you getting used to the "softs?'
 Here's wishing you ,ah a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
 L .-.- CHUB.
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sts9af'{ At1 -A~A--AffS. - - ~' -
 CT realize that have reached tho age t65) when one often requires fixing up. My digestion was not right and trouble with my Liver and Bowels caused considerable distress.
 I could not get rid of he Consti- patton :; and the insufficient action of my bowels, resulted in my blood absorbing the poisons.
 Last fall, I began taking Fruit a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets, and after using them for a short time could see they were just what my system required. My liver became active and improvement in every way was apparent.
 I doubt whether anyone could feel better than do and 1 am willing to give credit where credit is due, to tFruit-a.tives'." F. R. ADAMS,
 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c 4tdealers or from FRUIT.A-TIVEs Limited, OGDENsBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
HOLIDAY suG6EsrIoNs.

Dear Social Corner Sisters Clever Christmas toys are made bv schoolboys of Hawaii from cigar boxes The tops and sides. of the boxes are very good wood after the boys take them carefully apart, save the nails. and scrape the paper of. The ends are used for heads the sides for legs and arms and the tops for the bodies of larger. toys ,ta
 The patterns are. traced on the wood, some having been enlarged from illus trations found in rnagazin For toys with few curves the boys use only their pocket Knives. a .4 s.. ..4, i g..
 Alter the toy Is completed the. holes are drilled and the parts fastened to- gether with brass paper fasteners.
 pretty bag is made of violet and black ribbon and fastened 10 a metal frame Around the top of the violet lining is a shining of tho silk with . row of narrow silver braid tsewed through 1@a cerlter. A heavy black ard violet silk tsssel sives the bag both weight and dignity
 PAIFT,A T
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ONE or rHE coKNEB pRops.


 Social Corner Writers and Editor: $. F. D. offered several thoughts upon wom- an's clothing, calling for ideas from the members, and have been waiting for some of them to get up and speak their pieces, but in vain.
 The bare subjects are 50 well demon strated that they speak for themselves and comments are unnecessary. We old girls are chased as back numbers and behind the times. If I was among the modern, young people I should avoid the tortures in the shoe, line.
 When the arrows are darting about fitting here and there. about the dilator5 writers, they fly past me. as have been sending short letters for over ten years one or two a month, and three occasion, ally, 1es
 Great Grandma is certainly an exampl, of cheerfuiness and industry.
 Seasons greetings to all. {.
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FAIRY GoDMoTHER.
SOME CANDY RECIPES.

Dear Corner Folks; It must be that there are some sweet tooths among The Corner members. If there are not I shall he surprised. Sc with sugar down in price where it is cheaper to make candy than to buy it, I am going to send the following cano recipes. which I hope you wlil try and let me know how you like them
 Chocolate Walnut Cararsels-One e.zp sugar. one-half cup white corn syrup, one and one-hah cups milk one teaspoon va nills; three squares chocolate and one cup walnut meats Put sugar, corn syrup and milk in saucepan. stir until sugar is dissolved, bring to boiling point and boil until mixture will form q very firm ball
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purity and Eoednsss and you win hnd it. tA q Annie R: VIII send your reauesed recipe next. Tidy Addly: Was pleased to sec yea
 Christmas Cake; (sent In by request 1 Two cups sugar. one cup butter. one-' half cup lard. one cup coffee or milk one pound rsisins, one quarter pound cit-. ron. one-quarter pound entrants, one-i quarter pound nuts. three eEEs. beaten separately, i've cups -four. one-quarter teaspoon cloves. three teaspoon salinr powder. one-half teaspoon alispice. ors teaspoon salt. one teaspoon nutmeg. ens and one-hak. teaspoons cinnamon sne, teaspoon orange peel
 Cream the butter, add sugar. crc&E again, add lard, then coffee then add ths rest st-
 7i -A KITTY LOU
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
YOUNG ENOUGH TO ENJOY JOKE

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis. ters: ] feel must write short letter 10 wish all my Social Corner children a Merry Christmas 1 suppose sone of my children never heard of their Fairy Godmother But bless your hearts I have kept track of you all. am a few years olde7 than when first met .,ou Dut am young enough 10 enjoy a good Perhaps when you are as oid as [ you viii know what it is, . t.. es-'s' 7 With love and Merry Ch..stmas .te all from df <
 FAIRY t+oDAsoTpER
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
MEETING oF cLrn No. 1

. Dear Social Corner Friends Wednes- day; Dec & WAS eaa ideal day for the meeting of Club No. of the Social Cor ner circle at Nill!mantic. The day be- fore was so unpleasant with the papers predicting rG;n fo~ Wednesday that l had no expecta tionl of bein~ present at their meeting But it was so bright and sunny "Wednesday nacSning, and bid fair to be such beautiful day. That I could not re- sist the temptation to accept the cordial invitation of the ladies of the cub to al- tend treir meeting. although it necessitat- cd starting at o'clock from home and having q long wait at Tafts, where the station was locked. As it was frosty waiting outsine q Comfort and I sought warmth and esiQelteT. where we could dnd it. until the car came The ride. from Tafts. to Willimantic was beautiful and
 very comfortable The sun shining so beautifully after the rainy weather made it4very enjoyable. We weresmuch dsap- pointed in not meeting some sisters d the stations along the way, but fotnin them later at the rooms We received A very hearty welcome from the many sis
 ters Hho were pre-. Tt during the day.
 The sisters of Gao No. l certainly can entertain royallY and the exercises and the beautifully decorated tables, so well filled with the delicious food the sisters are so prohcient m pre3arinS, was good ,..proef of their ability. It surely was 3 [ req letter day. for Club No l.
 There was 3 shadow of sadness over the sgiadness of the meeting owing to a
 dear member of the club who was with them ip their last meeting, and. always very. helpful, having been called to lay down her work and go to her heavenly 1 home only the day before. The grief of the members was comforted ill the thought that their loss was her eternal l gain.
 | Everybody was very clal to sec Grand-
 ma H. and see her looking so very wei
 and she was her own sunshiny sci ana helped to make everybody h-.~s.,.A .:l ] cheerful. It was day long to be remem. bered on account Of tne -i.o.- 44s---.- -...4 fellowship everywhere manifest. | was i veU glad to be there. and thank the sis.
 ters for their kind invitation
 AUNT MARY.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
MAKING AND KEEPING FRIENDS

AAk1SG AND hEEE1FG EhIENDB.,
 Dear Social Corner Sisters: have only few moments to write Social Corner letter.
 that I will let this eweek Eos without writing Then when Saturdays paper sr- rives am greatly interested in the So- cial Corner. It seems 90 cheery and help- fuI. so thoroughly imbued with the spir- it which prompts us to "do something for somebody, quick" I know my friends and I have gained quite httlet useful in formation while trying to discover how
 to make cake, pies, etc 5! k was reading letter by Ma of Green Gable, in which she says "If you wish to have. friends, you must show
 yourself friendly Dear sisters. you rnn1t dc all of that and more too can tell who wrote these words ''FriendshiT is love boiled down and favored with kind thoughts, kind words and helpfu deeds" Those words are not origina with me. they run through my mind and the following words, "oh, what i. life without s friend to dissipatei oul gloom? A path where naught but briart grow, where flowers never bloom. ri, i friends who make this desert world tt our rugged rath, pour sunshine OCT; oul woes" I believe that if our friends ar, help, joy, an inspiration to us tc tell them SO You know there {. are
 hungry hearts z everywhere just hungr,
 for appreciation and sympathy ant blessed is he who sis such q Sfriend tc
 humanity he seeth reod in every Der
 son, for his owns spirit shall be con.
 stantiy enyiched bys the Christ spirit. Z, love my friends and customers. Evei
 when was in the city T. found smysel
 having personal interest in every on, ~4e aenne ts xAeS fR sAvlee,t etc snl lbeerres sIyz ,:etssy were;My. tnHss
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Yours sincerely, SAMENTHA sPn
A SOCIAL BAND or SISTERS !. .

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sisters {: am, here again. attended the Club No. Is meeting al our hall and enjoyed it very much. My. plans are to spend the winter with Sweet William may he in town once in a while. It is a pleas nre 10 have sister. step in and put friendly hand on your shoulder and say a few pleasant words Often it is the rase with me. We are 2 social, band Of sisters. I hope the good work started will have TO ending. We had plenty of snow for Thanksgiving. T hope we have ice cream for Christ mas
 l wish one and all Merry Christmas
 SISTER READY
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

make wristlets of them to .wear while working out of doors. They help to keep the hancs warm
 Save the feet and when starting your fire make a ball out or few of them aour on kerosene, put into the stove. put the kindlings over them. and then light Twice Twenty: If you do guess my weight, please do not guess. out loud,
 KEZIAH DOOLITTLE.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
DELIGHrFuL MEETING.

Social Corner Friends What delight fnl time we had Wednesday. a-Dac | although I thought that, Lonesome Pine weH rather blue or lonesoTne guess sh. missed that brass loclset to play with, Never mind Miss Lonesome Pine, you will have a chance to see it again very soon so cheer up. Bad pennies always return.
 FRANKIE LYNN.
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ANswFrSAxp fxarrn,rs

Peace Letter forwarded to you has been returned. Have you charged your address? 's+ A71-f
 West As your name does not appear on the membership list your name cannot he published until your own name and address are supplied in addition to your penname.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY TROUBLE

q had a severe attack Of kidney trou- bic and for ti.ree weeks could nor get out of doorr and scarcely out of bed. writes not bend over at all without the most eI- cruciating pains. l purchased A bottle sf Foley Kidney Pills. Was relieved after first few doses and continued their use untii completely cured l consider Foley
 Kidney Pills the best kidney remedy in the world. No recurrence of my trouble . ! Lee ( osgood Co. t
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

A feel can dc more damage h n minutes than wise man can unde h si1 months.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
HOW TO USE OLD srockINGs.


 Dear Social Corner Sisters I am so- ing to send in a few uses of old stockings that are past nending or, cutting over for
 Gut. of the feet double the legs te thickness. desired. stitch and use for hold- CTS White ones can be used for dish cloths or for cleaning paint. Alter cutting off the feet of several pairs ciit the legs open, lay them to- gether and put in the mop handle and use for mop. They are fine for washing nncieums and floors, as they ;a sorb the water quickly and are easily wrung out.
 From one pair remove the feet split the legs. sew the two edges together
 forming 2 square. On this sprinkle few
 drops of liquid polish and you have one ol the best dust cloths imaginable. Girls ribbed hose are plendid to draw on over the hands when working out of ] doors. They also save sleeves from get. ting soiled WI en working around the
 house
 When backing the stove, use them .to i shine it. 4E.s
 When slippery, draw a pair over your
 shoes to keep from falling. l
 When cold ar stormy, cut of the feet and AYa~ them on over the children's i stockings when they start for schoolsor to play. They save the others from getting 1 vet end keep the children warm.
 They, make Rice &aryn rugs to stand oi when wersiaE at the sink. !. St3De uEt .tkeM for underskirts by put ttGs saEfexal EAirs together .afr rihiand Laxa x<j
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
PASSING OF THE YEAR LIKE FART is ING WITH A FRIEND.

Social Corner Sisters As was resting after big ironing, l thought how near we are to new year 1 always feel as if was parting With friend when the old year ends. "A friend who has shared all my dark days and all the bright ones We all have some clouds with the sunshine l am thankful I have had so many bright ones But sisters, if we all count our blessings one by one. we will be sur prised. at what our Lord has done :; so when the dark days come let us think Of the bright ones we have had and trust for more to come. Well, my goodness, I did not intend to preach a sermon. Guess I better stop and go to work again I played kiddie last Saturday and ~ went over to see Santa Claus come in Think enjoyed 1t as nuch as, the .kiddies did It made me feel. young, again. Guess ] better not write any more this time.
 will wish all the Social Corner mem. bets and the editor a Merry Christmas
 CELIA LOUISE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
 THE SOCIAL CORNER
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The evening world., 1920-05-27

metal thread in a delicate
all-over design.
Black, brown, midnight blue.
Checked "gingham" silk
afternoon froc ks in the
model illustrated.
The silk is in blue and green
and rose on a white ground.
Vestee of fine cream colored net
pleated and edged with Valen-
ciennes lace an d made over
flesh colored satin. Blue and
scarlet MORE ribbon and a
cluster Of field flowers at the
glrdle give the frock a final
charm.
Evening frocks and dinner
gowns of black tulle, beauti-
fully beaded and cut with an
excellent neckline.
Beaded Georgette crepe
frocks for afternoon wear;
especially good for the larger
woman.
Crepe-de-chine frocks in
white, polka dotted will h
midnight blue-very smart
and distinctive.
A few odd evening frocks
and silk afternoon frocks in
light and dark colors.
The evening world., 1920-05-27

Company. os II now affecta the s9th
street crosstOwn cars at Sixth. Seventh
and Lexington Avenues
Hearing Of the application Is sched-
uled Tor to-day before the commission.
RECEIVER Hedges for the New York
railways, acting on the authority OF
Federal Judge Julius NJ Mayer, has
asked that the remaining transfer
points be discontinued on 5gtb street
as they have been at Madison and
Eighth and Ninth Avenues.
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What sort Of Holiday
Skirt do you wish?
It's here at 20 per cent. off

Practically our whole big
skirt stock Is new, In the wanted
materials, many bought for con-
slderably less than earlier pre-
vailing prices.
New wool plaid and BtrlpoaI
plenty Of tan and blue and black
and white effects - practical
and smart for summer, $l6.76
to S29.60-less 20 per cent.
Bright colored wool sports
skirts, S1S.75 to $29.60--less 20
per cent,
Light eolOred plated wool
sports skirts - white ground,
narrow stripes, hOK Hnd knife
pleated. tl2.75 to 0ls.75-!ess
30 per cent,
Knife and accordion white
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SENATORIAL COURTESY.
From the Washington starJ

What Is Senatorial courtesy7"
Senatorial courtesy" replied Senator
Sorghum. Consists largely in remaining
silent so ostentatiously that anybody
can guess what unpleasant things you
must be thinking about"
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NO MORE 59TH ST. TRANSFER
=. :. Commission TO Have Hearing
To-day and May order Them
stOpped

Transfers on the seth Street cross
town cars will soon be memory, II the
Public Service Commission grants the
application of the New York Railways
Company to rescind its transfer order ol
1912 between the Third Avenue Railway
Company and the New York Railways
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Wraps and Coats
Less 20 per cent,

NVV - ~ NENNF
A taiieta coat made full length,
with square pockets at the sides
and narrow string giFdls, Is an
excellent model for wear over soft
irocks for the rather elderly woman
who desires smArtneRs and utility.
S50-leSs 20 per cent.
A black satin cape-wrap has
small sleeves and Ia draped under
tho arm. The collar IL large and
becomlngly drHped and may hs
worn close about the throat, or
thrown back. S76-less 20 per
cent.
Second floor, Old Bldg.
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ton Of New York City and Vice Presi-
dent j. Howard Ardrey Of the National
Bank OF Commerce in New York were
also speakers. Mr.. Audrey talked on the
opportunities Of the returned soldier In
banking.
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SoLOIER-BANKERS DINE.
National Bank OF Commences Amer
team Legion Tost Gets Together"

More than one hundred employees OF
he National Bank " Commerce IN New
, ork who v"ra Con the military OF naval
service durHg thc war we're guests at
Il hauuuet given last evening by the
anN ~ the dining room ON the eight
I,nth floor OF It's building, under the
nrsp,ces OF Commerce Post Of the
AWeriCau Legion.
Henry w. buxton. Chairman OF the
New York County Organization of the
american Legion, spoke on the work
lone ny the Legion since its formation
! nd it's plans for the future. President
Mining s. PraH Of the Board OF Educa-
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Kindly Note

while the 20 per cent. off re-
mains In force, we shall sell no
goods to dealers, deliver moth
ing c. o. d. or on approval, and
nothing purchased will be re-
turnable.
The evening world., 1920-05-27

flannel sports Bkirts-SIS.B0-
less 20 per cent.
White, pink, black, navy,
crepe do chine - knife plaated,
$3.50 to $22. .50-less 20 per cent,
Sports Silks white, orange,
blue, grey, green, maize, navy,
tAupe, orchid, Sl6.T6-regularly
much higher-And 20 per cent,
off that price,
Tub skirts-novelty dimlties,
surf Ratins, gabaFdines, Tatinea,
new colored effects, So to $26-
less 20 per cent,
New things for the large and
elderly and conservative woman
In silk popllns-weol plaidA and
stripes and cottona, S4.b0 10
e8A.b0-leas 20 poP oont
Second floor, Old Buiidina
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Have you got your
Trunks for the Holidays?
These are 20 per cent. less
These are 20 per cent. less
Less 20 per cent.

The ideal trunk for week
ends and short trips during
the Summer is the Baby
Wardrobe Trunk; fibre
covered; two drawers, one
drop tray with removable
compartments, five hang
ers, laundry bag; malleable
iron trimmings and rein
forcements, brassed; 81 in.
high; $37.50-less 20 per
cent.
A larger trunk Of the same
character; 6 hangers; "a inches
high is $44.50.
Other steamer wardrobe
trunks, $50 to $67.75.
Steamer Trunks
For the short trip to Bermu-
da, the West Indies, the St.
Lawrence or the Maine Coast,
S21 to $46.
Dress trunks
Fibre covered, cloth lined,
strongly reinforced trunks with
two trays. 81 inches, S42.60;
SO inches, $4s.60; 40 inches,
S44.50.
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For the table on
Decoration Day

Everything must be
Red, White and Blue,
From notices, with a verse
Hidden within each one
To horns Of gay crepe paper
Place card-parasols,
And sticks Of candy mint,
Cups for nuts or sweets,
Are all Red, White and Blue
In the Favor Shop.
Prices 16 cents to SO.
less 20 per cent.
Eighth Gallery, New Bldg.
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L. R. COrsets for
summer dancing

There arc now ready L. R. corIots
specially designed for sum me
dancing, outing, or sports wear.
Made Of light bRtiBte, they COM
bine style and comfort. $3.50
less 20 per cent.
OF pink broche With lace q n d
ibbon-run trimming. Price, In
cluding tar, S12.70-less 20 per
cent.
Third floor, Old Bldg.
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Dotted Swiss Muslin
the real Fabric

We have just bought $500 yards Of this fine imported
summer material which sell Friday at $1S5 yard
less 20 per cent 1t is the quality exactly muslin
have selling at 1925 yard All regular stocks
Of dotted swiss muslin at $225-severa hundred yards
into the sale with the purchase reduced to SS5 yd
Deduct 20 per cent for this price means
You pay $l.48 yd.
White dots colored grounds navy blue, cadet
rope. light blue, pink, wistaria, orchid
Main floor Old Building