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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22
Personal Points

L. G. Ferguson, manager for the
Rock Island Pillow company at In
dianapolis, is in Rock Island for a
few days.
Miss Selma Bear, 609 Eighteenth
street, has returned from q seven
weeks visit in the east She spent
some time in Cleveland, Ohio, and
Brookline, Mass.
John j. Mooney of Grand Rapids.
Mich, a former resident of Rock
Island, is at the New Harper. He
is returning from an extended bust
ness trip On the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Arthur Davis of Chicago,
wife of the director of the Trans
Mississippi Exposition and Pageant
Of Progress, arrived in Rock Island
today and will remain through the
exposition period.
l.. l. Hance, formerly associated
with J. J. Gruske in the real es-
tate business, who left Rock Island
in October in 1920 and has since
been located in San Diego and Los
Angeles, Cal, has returned with his
wife and son Dwight, and has ac-
cepted a position with McInnis
Bros, Rock Island, representing
them in the sale of real estate in
Davenport
Miss Abby Blakemore, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Blakemore
1920 Seventh avenue, left today for
Chicago, where she will visit for
several weeks.
Earl Petit and George Pannell
left last night for Omaha, Neb.
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800 ATTEND PICNIC
MOLINE MERCHANTS
Especial Moline Service,

Three hundred attended the an
nual outing OF the Moline bluff
merchants and their clerks on the
banks of Rock river yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mayor C. P. Skinner, master of
ceremonies, kept things on the
move, and the picnic was a happy
affair.
The only speech making was done
by August Knapp, mayor of Coal
Valley, but he was greatly hand
icapped because of the hilarity of
the crowd.
Two fights were staged, one be-
tween George Sesure and Henry
VanHeede, and the other between
Eddie Waeyaert and Cyriel Van-
Heede. Mayor Skinner refereed the
bouts, and went $3.50 with the
fighters on the collection that was
taken up after the contests.
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CALENDAR

TODAY.
Auxiliary to Fred C. schaffner unit has
ice cream social a. home of Mrs Otto
Bruhn, 2342 Twentieth ayezne.
Rock Iaiand~ Arsenal Golf club mid
weekly Informal dinner dance for mem
bers.
Miss Grace Murphy gives dinner for
Miss Alice Skinner and Robert Vain.
by Mrs. Ernest Luchenbihl. s13 Twelfth
street.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. C. r. ChamberIin and Mrs. B. d.
Connolly entertain at tea for Mrs. Harry
Connolly home. 1o4e Twenty third street.
TnCity Pan Hellenic association picnic
At B. N. Porter residence. Moline.
Rock Island chapter. No. 2eo. o. =. B..
initiates class
Barbara Frietchie tent, No. 81. holds
bakery sale .: Tremann's market.
Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mrs. Charles
Warner of Davenport give luncheon-bridse
at Outing club.
Tri-City Art league tea and exhibit.
SUNDAY
Fred G. schanner unit and auxiliary
p3cnic.
MONDAY.
Dancing party TO introduce Miss Hide
garde Roehler.
Kings Daughters garden party at J. B
Tuckis' home
All-day sewing OF Colonel Bracket cir
Gle at home of Mrs. Belle Jones, 1905
Seventeenth avenue.
villa Alumnae picnic at Watch Tower
WEDNESDAY.
Ivy club outing at Credit Island.
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various local Jewish institutions
and funds viii be taken care OF.
Rebaa Joseph L. Baron OF the
tri-city Temple Emanuel, left for
the east last night TO spend the
summer. While in the east he wiu
attend the thirty-third gathering OF
the central conference of American
rabbits in Cape May City, n. J., be
ginning June IS.
The rabbi expects to be back in
about two months and resume the
various activities of the temple.
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SECOND YEAR FOR
VACATION SCHOOL
STARTS TOMORROW

Registration for the daily svaca-
ton school to be held from 8 to
1880 o'clock each morning at the
Central Presbyterian church, will
start at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
This is the second year for the
school, which proved most success
full last year, when an attendance
of 165 was maintained. Mrs. Cliff
ford Hubbard will have charge of
the kindergarten this season. Miss
Clara Upham will teach the pri
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III. C. Club Entertained.

The regular meeting of the H. C.
club was held yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. Robert Stapleton. $500
Railroad avenue, entertained. In
the games Mrs Stapleton received
both prizes and luncheon was serv-
ed in the dining room. The CEN
terpiece on the table was a cut
glass vase of summer flowers. In
two weeks Mrs. Nell MeQuarie.
1921 Fifth-and-a-half avenue will
entertain the club.
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Luncheon for Mrs. Hubbard.

Mrs. Martha Mason, 140S Third
avenue. entertained at a prettily
appointed luncheon yesterday as
compliment for Mrs. Frank Hub
bard of Chicago. the house guest
OF Mrs. Lillian Bedford. Luncheon
was served at IL O'Clock, covers be-
ing laid for 10. On the table Mrs.
Mason used a bouquet of scarlet
peoples, and in the rooms bouquets
of roses and other garden flowers.
From 3 TO O'Clock Mrs. Mason
was hostess to the women of
Mooseheart legion of East Moline
Forty members were present at the
meeting and met Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs. Hubbard will return to her
home next week after having spent
two weeks in the CITY
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WIN Honor Visitors at Dipuer.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Scott. 1898
Twenty-first street. will entertain
at dinner Saturday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Brooks Of
San Antonio. Texas, who are visit
ing in Davenport The affair will
be given at the Scott home.
Last evening Miss Margaret
Brooks. sister of Mr. Brooks, en-
tertained 80 guests at the family
home. 1904 Iowa street, Davenport
This evening John Wier and James
Lamb OF Davenport give a dinner
at the Watch Tower, the dozen
guests to remain for the evening
dancing.
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Work of Instructor
and Classes Exhibit
For Saturday Tea

Saturday afternoon the Tri-City
Art league is to have a special tea
from to 6 o'clock at the league
studios, when an exhibit of the
work done by the spring classes
will be on exhibition. Another spe-
cial feature will be the exhibit of
work by Herman More, art instruc-
tor, and sale of his canvases.
Mrs. E. c. Roberts, president of
the league, will be hostess at the
tea. Assisting her will be several
members, The league discontinued
the weekly Saturday teas some time
ago, and had planned to resume
them again in the fall. Saturdays
affair will give the members and
friends an opportunity to again
meet at the studio for a few hours
before vacation time takes most of
them from the city.
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mary. In charge of the boys class
work will be Charles Guldenzopf.
George Cordts and Rev. ]. T.
Mordy. Mrs. Grin Leonard, Miss
Alice Deal. Mrs. p. c. Simmons,
Mrs. j. r. Mordy and Mrs. George
Perrin will have charge OF the
girls class work. Miss Bernice
Weeda and Miss Rachel Cordts will
assist with the various classes. the
program includes worship, bible in
struction, musical instruction, hand
craft and patriotism.
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Organlzation Disbands.

The Rock Island Jewish Bene-
ficiary society decided to disband
at the meeting held Toast night at
the home of Mrs. Harry Friedman,
110S Fourth avenue. The sum of
$25 was given to the Tri-City Fed
Grated Charities, a tombstone pur-
chased for the grave Of a Water
town hospital patient who died re-
Gently and whose relatives we're un-
known and the remainder of funds
in the treasury given to the Jewish
folks school.
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Parties for Miss Kennedy,

Mrs. Bert COrken, 1011 Fifteenth
street, entertained last evening at
her home at a pre-nuptial party for
Miss Elizabeth Gertrude Kennedy,
who will become the bride of Sam
uel R. Thompson next month. Four
tables of 500 were played, favors
being awarded winners. A dainty
lunch was served at the card ia
bles. The brides colors. French
blue and silver, were used.
Tuesday Mrs. e. B. Kennedy will
entertain for the bride-elect, and
Mrs, ]. K. Kennedy will entertain
next week at a party in her honor.
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League Garden Party.

The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church will sponsor a
garden party on the parsonage
lawn, 1914 Fifth avenue, tomorrow
evening, beginning at o'clock. A
program of musical numbers has
been planned which will interest the
general public which is invited TO
the affair. Refreshments will be
served
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MartinelIi.Kindt.

The lawn of Wyanoak, inn, To-
Gated on the bluffs overlooking the
: Mississippi above Valley City, was
yesterday morning the scene of a
simple but very pretty marriage
ceremony, when Miss Julia Helen
Kindt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Kindt OF the Perry apart
ments, Davenport, became the bride
OF John A. Martinelli, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Martinelli of Gal
East Fourteenth street, Davenport
The wedding ceremony at 8
O'Clock took place under the trees,
Rev. Henry M. Stanton, assistant
pastor of the Sacred Heart cathe
dral, reading the service. There
were no attendants and the wit
nesses were some thirty-five or
more relatives and friends of the
bridal couple.
The bride was in her travelling
suit of dark blue poiret twill, with
blouse of white georgette trimmed
with Irish lace, and hat of blue 10
match her suit. Her flowers were
roses in corsage arrangement.
The wedding breakfast was
served in the inn, decorations of
the breakfast tables being in gar
den flowers of different kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martinelli left on a
wedding trip and will be at home
on their return at 2210 Farnum
street.
The bride has been assistant and
secretary to her father, Charles T.
Kindt, former manager and one of
the organizers OF the Chamberlin-
kindt circuit, now district manager
for the Thomas Cusack Outdoor Ad-
vertising company of New York.
Mr.. Martinelli is agent for the
Guaranty Life Insurance company
and is connected with the Daven-
port Office.
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Fortnightly Reading Circle.

Mrs G. A. Andreen, 731 Thirty
fifth street, will be hostess to the
Fortnightly Reading circle at the
regular meeting in two weeks. The
members met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Anderson.
1908 Eighth avenue. A good at
tendance was present and an inter
esting session held.
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Sunday School Picnic at Park.

The Sunday school of the First
Unite Presbyterian church enjoyed
a picnic yesterday afternoon and
evening at Long View park. The
children enjoyed the park play
grounds during the afternoon and
at 6 O'Clock bounteous picnic sup
per was enjoyed.
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Brilliant Dinner
at Golf Club for
New York Visitors

Charles ID. Rosenfield entertain
ed last evening at a dinner party
al the Rock Island Golf club In
honor of his brother-in-law and
sister. Dir. and Mrs. Samuel Strauss
of New York city, who came Tues
day for visit here. Fifty tri-city
friends. were guests. Tables were
q profusion OF summer flowers,
iarkspur, giadioli. shasta daisies,
brown-eyed susans and featherfsr
being used. Dinner was served at
7.3o.
After dinner hours were spent at
bridge in the living rooms, where
large jardinieres held summer flow
ers. AT II o'clock the company adj
1ourned to the Fort Armstrong; the
atre, where a special showing OF
the feature films was enjoyed.
Mrs. Strauss was Miss Irene Ro-
seufield before her marriage. With
her husband and daughter, Julia
Elizabeth, she is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Rosenfield.
The Strausses will remain over the
weekend.
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Picnic at Long View Park.

Several hundred children OF I'm
manuel Lutheran church. Sunday
school and congregation members
enjoyed the annual outing yester-
day OF Long View park. There were
games, races and contests for both
young and old. which continued I'M
Ill dark A picnic lunch was serv-
ed
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Caldron Fakes in Glass.

Amoo caldron took in a class of
candidates last night at a meeting
held at the Masonic temple. Mrs.
Hflma Anderson was named chap
lain in place of Mrs. Mary Noack.
who is leaving to make her home
In the east. Many small items OF
business were transacted at the
meeting.
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Corps Plans For Float

The Woman's Relief corps. No.
66, held its regular business meet
ing yesterday afternoon in Me-
mortal hall. Two candidates were
initiated. 1t was reported a treat
had been sent soldiers at st. Anth-
ony's hospital and flowers to Com
rades Spur and Smith on their
birthdays.
Definite plans for the float which
the corps is to enter in the parade
next week were made. There will
be no sewing until after the next
regular business session, July 5.
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Aid Society OniItinr.

Members of the ladies' aid society
of the Second Christian church held
a quilting yesterday at the church.
Thirteen members attended. Lunch
was served at the conclusion of the
afternoon. The next meeting will
be held next Thursday at the
church
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Picnic at Lincoln Park.

Some one hundred and fifty chill
dren and members of Trinity parish
attended the annual outing yester-
day at Lincoln park. There were
games and contests for the Sunday
school children and baseball for
the older people A picnic dinner
was enjoyed at noon.
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Coffee at KutZ Home,

NThe next in the series Of coffees
given by the first division of the
ladies' aid society of the Evangel-
ical Church of Peace >will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. c. Kutz. Thiraeth street
and Twenty-fourth avenue.
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Smith-EngStrOm.

Miss Florence Marion Engstrom,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wilson, POOL Sixteenth street, Mo-
line, was united in marriage to
Glen Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orbin Smith, 1871 Twelfth avenue,
Moline, at $50 yesterday morning
at the home of the bride. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. P. C..
Ladd of the Congregational church.
Miss Marjorie Engstrom attended
her sister as maid of honor and
Harry Hoffman was best man.
Miss Hester Stout of Pontiac
played the nuptial songs and Miss
Ethel Ingwerson played the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin as the
wedding march. The bride walked
alone, following the maid. who led
her to the bower of palms where
the wedding vows were taken. They
were met at the entrance by the
bridegroom and his best man. Rose
was the. brides color and tall bas-
kets of gladioli were used in the
rooms.
The brides gown was made of
Canton crepe and Spanish lace
with trimmings of pearl. Her veil
of tulle was in round length and
bound to the couture with a wreath
of orange blossoms around a cap of
Spanish lace. She carried an i'm
mense bouquet of brides roses and
sweet peas. Miss Engstrom wore
rose taffeta dress and hat and
carried pink roses.
Guests were 80 relatives and
friends. who were served a we'd
ding breakfast, en- buffet. A number
of girl friends of the bride served
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on a
wedding trip to Chicago and points
in Michigan and will be at home
after July Is at 1741 Fourteenth
avenue. Moline.
The bride was graduated from
Moline high school and has been
secretary for William White, Mo-
line attorney. Mr.. Smith was grad
uated from Moline high school and
is advertising manager for the Her
man Nelson corporation, Moline.
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Aid Society Meets.

The first division Of the ladies'
aid society of Spencer Memorial
Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. John Ziegler.
1911 Sixth avenue. a picnic was
planned to be held July 10 at Lin
coin park. Assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs. Earl Cameron.s Mrs
Louis Zimmerman and Mrs. Elliott
Slocum
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Ingram Thomas

The marriage of Miss Cleo A.
Thomas Of Chicago and Alfred NJ.
Ingram of Lincoln, was solemniz-
ed at , O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at the parsonage of the Memorial
Christian church. Rev. Launcelot
Gadaway officiated.
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JEWISH COMMUNITY
OFFICE IS OPENED
FOR ALL ACTIVITY

A Jewish community Office to
take care of all tri-city Jewish af-
fairs has been opened at SO First
National bank building, Davenport.
Miss Edith Young, executive CLERK,
is in charge. Records will be kept
and the administrative end of the
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Iemon-Brandenburg.

AttoCho0AS
Miss Ruth Brandenburg, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Bfandenburg
of Moline, and Ralph E. Lemon, son
of Mrs. Mary Lemon OF this city,
were married at 8 o'clock last eve
ming at the Brandenburg home, the
Rev. w. B. Slater, pastor of the
First Christian church of Moline
and the DIR. w. G. Oglevee OF South
Park Presbyterian church perform
ing the double ring service.
Miss Emma Lemon, sister OF the
bridegroom, and Russell Bran
denburg, the brides broth
er, attended the bridal
couple. The ceremony, which was
performed in a bower Of greenery
arranged in one corner of the liv-
ing-roorli, was witnessed by some
thirty very close friends and rela-
tives. Garden flowers in pink and
white were used in abundance.
AS the bridal party entered, Miss
Ethel Erickson at the piano played
Cadman's AT Dawning," and the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. The
bride wore a pretty frock of white
crepe roumaine trimmed with point
lace. Her veil of tulle was ar
ranged in bonnet effect and extend
ed to the hem of her dress. Her
flowers were an arm bouquet Of
bride roses. Miss Lemon was in a
dainty summer gown of pink or
candle and carried pink roses. After
the ceremony Miss Erickson play
ed a program of nuptiaI airs. A
most delicious wedding luncheon
was served late in the evening, the
bridal party surrounding prettily
appointed table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon slipped away
at a late hour and left some time
today for Chicago and Hamilton,
Ohio, the brides former home. They
will be away about a month. Their
future plans have not been an
nounced but their friends hope that
they will make their home in the
tri-cities. Mr.. Lemon is assistant
secretary of the Illinois Christian
Endeavor society, and his work
takes him to various cities. Mrs.
Lemon was graduated from the Mo-
line high school and until recently
was employed by Deere & Co. Mr..
Lemon graduated from Rock Island
high school in 1915.
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Supper Party For Miss Barlow

Mrs. Walter Klockau will enter
tain this evening at Ioka cottage on
Rock river at a supper party for
Miss Helen Barlow, of Chicago,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
A Dunn. There will be II guests
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Give Soeiable and Dance.

Homestead No IS, Brotherhood
of American Yeomen, will give an
ice cream sociable and dance to-
morrow n&ght in Maths hall. The
affair is for Yeomen and their
friends.
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Social Announcements

The Sunbeam society OF the Zion
Lutheran church will meet Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Margaret
Peterson, 3048 Ninth avenue.
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Young Voice Pupil
Presented in Fine
Program at Club

Miss Celeste Olsen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Olsen. 1923 Four
teenth-and-a-half street. was pre-
sentsd last night in her fourth year
voice recital in the Rock Island
club ballroom by Mrs. Bert Hues-
ing, and appeared to exceptional
advantage in the program rendered
before some two hundred interest
ed friends. Miss Olsen has a So
prano voice, exceptional in range,
and clear and smooth for SO young
a singer. She has been studying
four years, but the improvement
noted since her first recital appear
ance was very marked. In the last
year she has advanced greatly, her
work now having a fine finish.
The singer was perhaps best in
my Heart at Thy Voice" from
Samson and Delilah," and in the
traviata selection. "Ah, fors e 'lui,"
in which she demonstrated Fthe
range and full proportions of her
voice. Several Indian numbers
were well liked, as were the light
er ballad selections included on the
all.
Miss olsen's voice ranges from
E above middle G to A above low
middle c. Her enunciation has i'm
proved remarkably and is a note.
BILE part of her work. Her tones
are clear and smooth and breath
control complete. She plans to
continue her voice culture.
Miss Oenone Apple, accom-
PIANIST, ably assisted Miss Olsen in
her recital last night, playing the
most difficult accomplishments per
fectly. Miss Frances Medill, read
er, added variety to the program
last night. She read one-act play
by Frank G. Thompkins' Sham"
showing versatility in depicting the
different characters in the play.
Miss Medill has completed her first
year at the Columbia College OF Ex-
preston in Chicago, and is home
for a summer vacation.
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Allen-KoOd.

Miss LaVerne Wood, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E J. Wood, 143I
Thirty-second street, and Frank l.
Allen of Geneseo. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Allen, were quietly
married at 3 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon at the manse of South Park
Presbyterian church. DR.. W. G.
Ogievee performed the marriage
ceremony. There were no attend
ants.
The brides dress was of light
green organdie and her flowers a
corsage bouquet of pink roses. I'm
following ri1e ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Allen left on a motor
trip. They will reside in Geneseo.
where the bridegroom is in the ga
rage business. The wedding was
very quiet because of illness in
the bridegroom's family.
Mrs Allen attended the local
school and was employed on the
arsenal for several years. She has
been at home recently.
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Miss Selma Bear to
Marry w. M. Peck of
Brookline in Fall

Jonas Bear, 6o9 Eighteenth
street, announces the engagement
of his daughter. Miss Selma Ber-
tina, to William Martin Peck OF
Brookline. Mass, The wedding
will be an event OF the fall, the date
TO be set later
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Hun-Roach.

Miss Alice Roach, daughter of
George Roach of this city, and Will
liam H. Hull. son of Charles Hull,
were married at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning in Davenport The
ceremony took place at the parson-
age OF st. Johns Methodist church,
Rev. Frank Court officiating. The
home will be in this city. Mr. Hull
IN an-exnress- friyerx
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Ivy club outing at Credit Island.