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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
This talk was followed by the rem

This talk was followed by the rem
dition Of several selections on the
knabe Concerto piano by the cele-
hrated artist pianist, Madame Profess
sor Souvageoul. Her first selection
met with such ardent approval that
she played three more numbers, all of
which were received with loud ap-
plAuse. The reception accorded her
by the audience was indeed crafty
ing.
DR., Raphael A. Bend6ve. chief Of
medical staff of the Ex-Patients Tu-
bercular Home, then gave n parallel
between Chanukah and Purim, two Of
the finest historical Jewish holidays
end their relation to the present times.
His clear logic and expression made
his talk one to be long remembered.
Mr.. Simon Heller was then called
upon, who, in his usual likeable man
ner, gave expression of Jewish
thought. He presented to the audience
a method Of Chanukah giving that
might in time successfully replace the
expectations Of Jewish children for
Christmas gifts. His talk was inter
spersed with natural wit and humor
that pleased the listeners.
Then came the singing of "Hatik-
vah," the Hope, by the entire gather
ing; after which all partook of re-
freshments served by the ladies, under
the able guidance of Mrs. Spivak.
The Festival was arranged under
and was participated in
by Zionists, non-Zionists and even
anti-Zionists, but by Jews ALL.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
JEWISH NATIONAL FLAG DAY

The Zionist Study Club wishes 10
take this means OF thanking the
workers who helped make the annual
flag day campaign, which took place on
Sunday, December ., n success. The
Junior Hadassah, the KS, and the
Young Judea club deserve honorable
mention, for the support Of these or
ganizations was invaluable.
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AT THE DENVER
SHELTERING HOME
FLOWER FUND CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE DENVER SHELTERING
HOME FOB JEWISH CHILDREN

II Memory OF Mrs. Pauline Klein
DIR. s. n. Oppenheim.
Mrs. r. o. Oppenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon.
Mr.. Max Goldbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Eisendrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee We'll.
Or. and Mrs. L. Adelman.
NJ. and Mrs. Sig Strauss.
Mrs. Albert Levin and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Erdam.
In Memory of MIR. s. SeligsOhn
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee We'll.
Mr.. Nelson New.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisendrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Strauss.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
E1anuel SisterhOOd

The si t9bood of Temple Emanuel
will hole It's regular meeting in the
assembly hall OF the Temple, at 10th
aud Pearl streets. on Monday. December
~, at . BO p. NJ, Mrs, VIM. $. Fried.
mun In dc chair.
There will be talks by Miss Emily
GriHth. head OF Opportunity School
and MIS- Helen Bell, head Of the Pub
lie Reations Department Of the Tele-
phtne dpnpany; also group OF So
prmO dos by Ruth Hammond Ragatz,
acmmpi piled by Hazel Fryer Allen.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09

There Is no greater villain than he
who takes away the earnings of the
A lie has not a leg to stand upon.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09

Democracy Has Failed" 1t Is n inter
est to know that two Jewish youths
lsidore Miller and Jerome HellersteiL'
have been chosen out Of thirteen try
outs to represent the local university
Mr.. Harold Splitter and Miss Isabelle
Bryans have been chosen Ms aiternates.
The debate is TO be held Wednesday
evening, December Is, Mt the Trihitf
church, Eighteenth and Broanway.
The general admission 3 nfty cents per
ticket.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
STEINWAY CLUB

The Steinway club will meet with
Mrs. Samuel s. Glnsberg. no Marion
street, Tuesday morning. December 20.
mt 10 o'clock. Topic: Wagner's opera,
"Die Meistersinger Won Nurnberg.,
Tenth anniversary Of the club will be
celebrated December Z. All members
are requested to be present.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
Club Neus
MENORAH SOCIETY

regular meeting Of the Menorah
society of the University OF Denver will
be held on Sunday evening, December
II. at the Il. II. H. synagog, at p. In.
a very interesting program has been
arranged. Chas. Greenbaum will be the
speaker for the evening.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
JUNIOR LlCHIN

A newly organized club for Jewish
boys and girls for educational and
social purposes. Any Jewish boy or
girl between the ages OF 16 and % will
Ike welcome to attend our open netting,
TO be held at the Labor Lyceum, Fri
day night, Dec. 10.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
OPTINITSTS

The last card party was held at the
home of Mrs. Jack Rubenstone. Tues
day evening. Prizes We're won by Mrs.
!. Is. Shapiro and Miss Anna Wandel.
The next card party will he held on
Tuesday evening. December II, at the
home of Mrs l. j. shapiro, 2103
Franklin street. All members are
urged to be present.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-09
NY TATARSkY LEAVES
FOB CONVENTION

Having been chose nto represent the
Denver chapter of the Phi Beta Delta
at their national convention at Phila-
delphia, Mr.. Hy TartarsEy leaves Sun
day for three weeks trip, visiting
in New York and Wisconsin, before at
tending the convention meetings
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APP Gypsies Return to
Air Monday, Sept. 18th

The Gypsies will return TO the air
on Monday evening. September 18th,
between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock,
Eastern Daylight Time. This concert,
as we'll as those on following Monday
evenings, will be BROADCAST through
Stations w z A F and ten other sta
tons: w o o, w J A r, w EF +.
w r G, w c A f, w w ], w S A I,
w c H. w T A n, w D A f.
Through the addition Of five stations
to this seasons broadcasting. listen
ers throughout the greater portion of
the country can tune In on these
radio favorites.
or unusual interest to music lovers
Is the announcement that John
Barnes Wells, the nationally known
lyric tenor. will be the guest artist at
the initial concert of the ASP
Gypsies.
Mr.. Wells has established himself
as an artist of high capability; en-
dowed with a voice of richness and
power, and possessed of an engaging
personality. Mr. Wells captivates his
audience with his artistic and SYM
pathetic rendition of well loved songs.
| Heretofore, he has been heard ex-
clusively in recital. and his advent as
radio artist will be hailed with de-
light by his legion of admirers. Mr..
Wells has made monograph records
Of considerable number of his songs.
The Gypsies under the direction of
Harry Horlick. distinguished Russian
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Bath Man Heads
Maine Savings Banks

Belgrade, Me-, Sept. ll.--At II. ela,-
ing session of the Maine Savings Pa,
Association today Charles c. Law =,
Bath was elected president: RIeb,,,
L. Goodwin of Augusta. vice presidz.,.
Prince Drummond Of WateFyilIe 49,
rotary, and c. II. Wentworth OF Co,.
ham, treasurer: Walter A. Danfor,s
Bangor; Carlton p Merrill, skovbs'
gan; Franklin r. Chesley, saco. A 4
Montgomery. Portland. and Chsrs4s 4
Litchfield, Lewiston, executive couusl
The report of Harry u. Nelson a..
ecutive manager of the associate,
showed that the total resources Of H.
81 savings banks in Maine amount 4,
1921, 100000, while the total amour, !.
deposits is over 100000 900. Fifty.tr,
percent of the resources Of the tarss
are invested in the State Of Maine
Other speakers were H. n. Flo,i
Brewer; II. ]. Staples. Saco: Har.r
J. Given, Brunswick: l. E staplss
Biddeford; II. s. Wing, Kingfeld, q
II. Wentworth, Gorham, and E. d
Spear, Rockland.
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Announce Jurors
For Coming Terms

For the September term 1925 the
following traverse jurors have been
drawn:
o. A. Abbey, skowhegan: Horace
Blakeney. Fairfield: Alice Brown,
Fairfield; Herman Brooks. Fairfield:
Leslie Brooks, Pittsfield; Simon
Gates, Moscow; James E. Chapman,
Athens; Edison Clark. Fairfield;
Charles F. Cooley. Harmony; d. 3.
Davis. Pittsfield; Evelyn Ella, Arson;
F. G. Emery. New Portland; H. A.
Pitcher, Palmyra: Robert Greene,
Skowhegan; David c. Holway. Madi-
son; Carl B. ingalls,, Madison; Joseph
Matson. Scion; NJ. A. Moore. Hart
land; William H. Morong. Madison;
NJ. ]. Myers. Flagstaff Louise Nell
son. Canaan; Howard T. Noble, Nor
ridCewock: Florence Owens, Bing-
ham; Fred Pierce, Jackman; w. l..
Rand. Anson Leslie E. Rogers, Nor
ridgewock: Elmer b. Rowell. Show
hogan; Gilbert NJ. Smith, Cornville:
Eugene Smith, Skowhegan: Hunter
Thompson, Madison: Marland WIKI
ms, st. Adams; Ernest P. Wilson,
Dehnistown; Leon d. Witham.
Smithfield.
Grand jurors who will also serve
January and April terms are:
Isaac Ames. Fairfield: Danvers
Baker, Scion: Archie Basford. Pitts
field; Earl Buker. Hartland; Ivory A.
Campbell. Harmony: Bernard Carr.
Norridgewock: w. Russell Daggett.
Madison; Bert Durgin West Forks;
Charles w. Dyer. Madison; Albion
Edwards. New Portland: Kate Ellis.
Fairfield; Walter 2. Fentimon. Bling
ham; George A. Keene. Canaan;
Maude +. Lawrence, Skowhegan; AL
ton Morrow, st. Adams; H. S. Rey-
Eolds. Arson: Alta Savage, Show
hogan; Arthur l.. Williams, Corn
Vile; Erwin Williams, Arson, John
Williamson. Mercer.
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Dorothy Towle of Co: rinna passed
the week end in town with relatives.
Clarence II. Crosby, Esq. was in
Bangor Friday attending the Sep
TENDER session CT the Superior
Court.
Clarence NJ. Peirce Is confined to
his home on Maple street with an
attack Of the mumrs.
Miss Veth Stone left Saturday for
West Haven, Conn, where she Will
resume her duties as Assistant
Principal of West Haven High
School. Miss Stone was accompan-
led by her parents. Judge and Mrs.
A. w. Stone as far as Portland.
Hon. and Mrs. J.. Willis Crosby
who have been enjoying a two
months trip along the West Coast
returned to their home in this town,
Sunday.
The Sunshine Club will hold their
noon at the home of Mrs. Louise
Mudgett on Free street.
The many friends Of Z. A. Shep-
herd are sorry to learn that he is
i'll at his home on Church street.
Attention is called to the fact that
the polls open this morning at 0
o'clock and will close at o'clock
tonight
Miss Aline Doyon OF Waterville is
passing a few days in town, the
guest Of relatives.
Miss Doris Wardwell Of Newport
who mas accepted position as
Commercial teacher at the n. H.
Fay High school will make her home
with Mrs. Imogene Weymouth on
Free street.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Uni
versalist church were very pleasant
ly entertained on Friday at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. E. D., Blaisdell
with IS members and two children
present. Dinner was served at noon
consisting of sandwiches, salads,
douShnuts. coffee, ice cream and
cake.
Miss Edith Weymouth who has
been passing several days in town,
the guest of relatives, has returned
to her home in Boston.
Mrs. A. c. Strout is a patient at
the Stinson Hospital in Bangor
where she underwent a surgical OPP
Grafton Friday Mrs. Strout's many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Harold E. Hatch has commenced
his eighth season Of study with c..
Winfield Richmond of Bangor.
Carter Lee of Dover-Foxcroft was
business caller in town Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold D. Small were
in Pittsfield Friday evening and en-
joyed dinner at the Lancy House.
Edward Chase of Clinton was IN
town calling on friends Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Palmer of
Augusta were in town Friday calling
on Mrs. Lizzie Towle at her home on
Forest street.
Philip Kicker Shorey of the Maine
Publicity Bureau of Portland and
w. H. Meighans Of the Fox Film
Corporation. of New York were in
town Friday afternoon calling on
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Judkins en-
tertained at Den Rock in Avon. over
the week end, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A
Bailey of st. Petersburg, Fla, and
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Lamb of town.
Miss Delphine Murray, who has
been a guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Murray of Cross
street, left Saturday morning on her
return to Hartford, Conn. where she
is employed as a teacher
Mrs. G. K. Barnes has returned
from Old Orchard, where she has
visited her sister, Miss Susan Wal
ton of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson OF
Lewiston are guests Of Mrs. Will
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holden of Malbon's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boiler and
daughters, Misses Cecia and Lydia
and Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Guilfoile
and Master Gerald Boiler have re-
turned from an enjoyable auto trip
during which they visited in Little
ton. n. H., and Ludlow, Vt.
Guy Farmhouse Estes Of New
York accompanied by his friend, Mr.
Arnold, also of New York, have been
in town for the past few days. They
have been guests of Mr.. Estes broth
er, Charles Estes, and Mrs. Eva
Baker. They passed this week lend
at Combers at The Forks.
= The following naturalization hear
ings are in order for September term
of supreme court of Somerset coun-
ty to convene in Skowhegan Tues
day, the 21st: vincengo Di Gracomo,
Madison; Vartan Sahag Karcha-
khan, Madison; Carolyn Goodwin
Burton, Hartland; Annie Oddly,
,Skowhegan; Mike Madar, Madison;
Hugh Joseph Hannah, Bingham:
John Baker Hudson, Long Pond;
Satrak Shemaronia, Skowhegan; ;
Major Hooper Henry, Fairfield:
70 Milsall Tatoyian, Madison; James
9Bourque. Madison.
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Fair Arrangements
Near COMPLETION

Arrangements for the. biggest fair
ever held at Fairview Park are near
ing completion. In every depart
ment great effort Is being made to
out-d any past fairs. Five car loads
of cattle arrived by train Saturday
and every indication is that there
will be the largest and best displays
ever shown, and finer and more In
teresting program each day and
evening. The climax Will be the Pa
geant of Progress to be given the
last two evenings. The date Of the
big show is the Il. IS. 16 and 18th.
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Sk0WHEcAM LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters HnFs rSoSn s

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest L. Furbush
motored to Athens, Saturday, and
accompanied by Mrs. Furbush 5
father, JOHN Mclean. and brother,
Donald Mclean, went to Brownville
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Blanch Fenaux and two
children, who have been guests of
her brother. Rev. Father J. Louis
A. Renaud. and sister, Miss Alma
Renaud. at Notre Dame rectory. have
returned to their home in Lynn,
Mass.
Fred A. Coolidge Of Scion was in
town FGday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Tannebring,
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violinist, have completed successful
tour of various cities In which they
played to enthusiastic audiences. Dur
ing the summer they made phono-
graph records of an additional group
Of selections for which there has
been a widespread demand.
While not departing from the style
Of performance which they have made
peculiarly their own, the Gypsies have
planned series of concerts which
will present the best of the lighter
salon compositions, ballads and char
acteristic American numbers.
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Mrs. Schofield Hostess

Mrs. Watson P. Schofield gave a
bridge luncheon Friday in honor of
Mrs. William II. Diller of Lands
down, Pa. At 1.25 o'clock a deli
clous luncheon was nicely served
beautitul fall flowers adorned the
iuncheon tables and were effective
" USED about the rooms in decora
IONS. There were three tables.
Inc only other out of town guest
peslues MIS- Diner was Mrs. Lillian
Burgess OF Los Angeles. Calf.
r +, were won first by Mrs. Harold
woodbury., second Mrs. Ernest l..
warren, and third Mrs. Row I. Mars
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JOICE

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jester. 4.
Washington, D. c., with their ;vt
sons. Jack and Norman. are guess,
at the Lewis homestead and at II.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hi.
dreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis Q.
Winchester. Mass, are passing
weeks vacation as guests of relative;
in Whitefield, Windsor, and August
Frank Blackman, of Pawtueket, 2
l., also Mrs. Carpenter and daughx,
Mrs. Knowles with her little dauga.
ter, are guests at the home Of H.
and Mrs. Reuben Blackman.
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Officers and Teachers Meet

At the Federated parsonage, with
Rev. and Mrs. George L. Thurlow,
acting as host and hostess, a meet
ing of the officers and teachers Of
the Federated church school was
held The superintendent, Harold l..
Larry, presided. Plans for the fall
and winter work were discussed and
the reorganization Of the school
planned. It was voted have meet
ings of the officials and teachers to
be held monthly at the homes and
serve refreshments. 1t is expected
that the kindergarten will be con-
Quoted. as in past. at 1890 Sunday
mornings. during the regular Sun
day morning service by Mrs. Edward
F. Merrill, a trained kindergarten
worker,
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Meeting of S. s. Officials

- At the Bethany Baptist church
Friday morning a meeting Of the Of
f1cers and teachers of the Bethany
Baptist Sunday school was held with
the superintendent, Irwin F. Ladd
presiding. with good attendance of
Sunday school workers. Rally Day
was discussed and 1t was decided to
hold it early in october at which
time promotion of pupils will occur
Teachers were assigned to various
classes. Mrs. George Otis Smith OF
Washington. D. c., was asked tc
speak on Temperance next Sun v
when the school will have temper
lance lesson. Plans for the winters
work was considered.
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BELGRADE
Bickford-Gleasou

Miss Edith A. Gleason, daughter of
Walter and May Gleason of Belgrade.
and Elmer r. Bickford. son of Her
man Bickford of Mt. Vernon, were
quietly married Saturday evening.
Sept. 4, at the home of Rev. w. P.
Dudley of Smithfeld. by whom they
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Dexter
Ayer.Raynor

An attractive fall bridal took place
on Saturday at high noon when Miss
Helen Raynor. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Raynor, became the bride
of Glenn Aver at the. home of the
bride on Lincoln street. The house
was attractively decorated for the
occasion with asters, making very
attractive setting for the ceremony.
The bridal party entered the living
room to the strains of Lohegrin's
Wedding march played by Miss
Grace Waldron, a classmate. Of the
bride.
The double ring service was i'm
| pressively performed by Tracy Pull
man Of the First Universalist church
of which the bride and groom are
marriage by her father and was at
tended by Miss Adelaide Lancaster
Of Skowhegan, a classmate of the
bride at Mason Institute. as brides
maid, while Raleigh Smart OF this
town acted as best man..
The bride was charn1ingly attired
in white satin gown trimmed with
pearls, she wore a veil. of tulle
caught with orange blossoms and
pearls, she carried shower bouquet
of Oprela roses. The brides maid
was very attractive in cream lace
over salmon color silk. she carried an
arm bouquet of ophelia roses.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held during
which refreshments were. served by
Mrs. Winifred Hatch. Mrs. w. X.
Penley, Mrs. Ernest Widdeos, and
Misses Caroline Daggett and Louise
Weymouth.
The bride is graduate Of n. II.
Fay High School in the class of
1920 and graduated from Mason
Institute at Springvale in the class
of 1922 49,
Mrs. Aver has been very promi-
| many friends.
The groom is the son OF Mrs.
Louisa Aver and the late Edwin C.
He graduated from Dexter High in
1913 and since his graduation has
been employed in the local postoffice
where he is very popular. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Aver have the best wishes
of wide circle of friends. They were
the recipients of many beautiful
gifts.
After a weeks wedding trip In
Boston and vicinity they will make
their home In this town. The brides
going away gown was of tan silk
with coat and hat to match.
Among the out of town guests
were Miss Maude Robinson of
Dover Foxcroft, Miss Grace Wal
dron of Orono and Mr.. Pooler Of
Skowhegan.
Donald Champion and Ralph
Thompson were among those at
tending Guilford Fair on Saturday.
Miss Constance Smart returned
Saturday to her school in Boothbay
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Laney.Newcombe

Robert Laney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Laney of town, and Miss
Eunice Newcombe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Newcombe of Deer
ing, n. H., who were married a week
ago at st. Mary's Catholic church
in Deering, left Saturday on their
return to Deering, N. H., after pass
ing a honeymoon with Mr.. Laney's
parents and other relatives in town.
Both Mr.. Laney and his bride are
shoe makers and they are to estab-
lish their home in Deering, n. H.
They have the best wishes of many
friends
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Enhancement Announced

The many Dexter friends of Ken
meth L. C:phers of Schenectady, n.
Y, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Cy
pliers on Prospect street, are inter-
ested to learn of his engagement TO
Miss Grace Smell of Schenectady, N
Y. Mr. Cyphers is a graduate of
n. H. Fay High School in the class
of 1920 and the University of Maine
where he took both Civil Engineer
ing and Electrical Engineering. grad
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LOCAL NOTICE

LOST-A pin with Sisters Hos
pital. Waterville. inscribed on the
face and the name Of the owner on
the back. Lost between John Dyer's
and Ed JEWELS. Finder return to
Mrs. Harry, Dyer Dover Sept13d1t
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uating in 1925. At present Mr.. Cy-
piers is employed by the General
Electric Company in Schenectady,
N. Y. Miss Smell Is also employed
by the General Electric In the same
city. The date of the wedding Is
not yet set. Both Mr.. Cyphers and
Miss Smell have been visiting in
Dexter.
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Basket MEETING

The ladies OF the Helen Coburn
Missionary Society of the Bethany
baptlst church will be hostess to the
iaoies who will attend the basket
meeting OF the Kennebec Association
70 be held at the Bethany church on
THURSDAY, September 30.
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PITTSTON

Miss Ruth Stewart Of East Pits.
ton was the guest ns ror fsead. Miss
Josephine Cakes. Wednesday.
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ton. The affair was a delightful So
cial function.
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were married. The couple ws,.
tended by the brides mother
Their many friends Join in vs,tt.
them long and happy welded N.