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Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
North Grosvenordale

Mrs. A. J. Dery. who went under n serious operation at St. Nincent's Hos pital last week. is now resting eom- fortably.
 Mrs. J. F. Johnson celebrated her birthday at her home on Buckley B Hill last Friday. She received many beautiful gifts.
 4 party consisting of Marguerite C. Burns, Anita Dubois, Lois Strait, Estelle Ravenelle, Adrienne Coderre, motored to Worcester last Tuesday, where they attended the concert given by the Misses Rosa and Carmen Pom sele at Mechanics Hall.
 Ihs minstrel show which was given last week under the auspices of o. w. Swanson Post, A. L.. under the direc- ton of John r. Heald of Webster. was very we'll attended and again proved a big success. The solos were very well rendered and the show in general was very good.
 The supper which was conducted by the Epworth League of the Swed- ish Lutheran church last Saturday evening met with large success. Many from the Webster Luther League attended with their orchestra. which furnished music during the sup per. The affair proved interesting and beneficial to the members.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
WOODSTOCK

Mr. and Mrs. William Gallup were in Hartford last Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry Lamothe was m W or cester one day last week to visit rela. tives
 Miss Helen Pertey has returned 10 foft.and, Maine for the rest of the winter.
 Rev. David ?. Hatch closes his paztorate with the First Congrega- ttonal church on January 30, ieaving to take up work with the North ha- ven Congregational church.
 The teachers training class of the First Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. William Ghlld on tuesday evening. At 6.3O dinner was served and q social time enjoy ed. Then the last chapters of the study book. "The Pupil and Teacher, were taken up.
 Woodstock was saddened to hear oi the sudden death of Robert K. Stafford, which occurred Sunday, Jan. 23, m Pomfret where he had stopped on his way home from Hartford. As he had owned the grocery store m South Woodstock for many years he had a wide circle of friends and aequaint- ances.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
WEST WOODSTOCK

Mrs Herman Teller has been quite mdispesed with bad cold.
 Winter. after a brief rest. has re- turned again with renewed vigor.
 John Heudricl son of New Britain spent the week end with his family here.
 Madame M ] Beusamon and Mrs. Mary J Melntire spent last Saturday in Putnam.
 Owing Co the illness of Rev. Henry Baker no services were held at our church Sunday
 The people of the West parish wish to express their deepest sympathy to Mrs Robert Stafford and sons in their recent afflietion.
 Friends of Ernest Haskell when in Boston should visit the Casson Gallery on Boylston street, where there Is d most attractive exhibition of his eteh- ings of trees, landscapes and DOT traits The Boston Post says That while there Is an atmospheric charm to Mir. llaskell's landscapes. and n fine delicaey to his portraits, 1t is the eteh- ings of trees that are the most strik- ing The tonal values are extraordi- nary in these prints. There is a depth and richness Of quality that is unusual, while rare realism is found in them all. "
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
sl.eu For Children

Ii is a good plan to form the habit ef an early bed hour for the younger children. All children while awake ar5. ever active. and if their day con tinnes into the evening hours. this means for each child more activity than he should eNpend in hls day s time. While adults need eight hours of sIgep to restore theif strength and freshen them after the days work children need even more. School chil. dren need at least ten hours and younger children from ten to twelve hours.
 some children do not sleep soundiy This is because they have played too hard during the day without suiiicienl relaxation. or they have eaten toe heartily at the supper hour. For ehii= dree who are inclined to be oser-ae- five. rest period each day should be insisted upon. This may toe taken Tn the early afternoon. or after play, Just before supper. s.
 sleeping with the windows open Is 5 the hest habit, since the movement oi fresh air helps to keep the child healthy. These and other health dls, ;, .cussiens are held at the monthly wen Child Conference
 The February Conference VIII be hold on Wednesday afternoon, Febru= arV 2nd. in the Grange Hall, from Z to 4 o'clock
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
POMFRET PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Overlook returned Wednesday from Boston.
 The annual supper at the Congre- gatonal church last Friday ev, ming was well attended
 Miss Annie Lindgren left Saturday for Boston, where she has a position with A. Ii. Davis Co.,, well known manufacturers of greeting cards.
 Mir Charles Searls has left the Day kimbaa Hospital, where she has been d patient for several weeks, and is, with her nurse. at Miss Mathew sons.
 The occupancy of Eastoyer on Pom fret Street by the Iamiy oi MT. Jonn Grosvenor restores that portion oi Pomfret Street to it's old-time appear ance, and Is a great beneht to the neignborhood.
 Mrs. Eleanor Hoppin made brief vis,t in Pomfret over Sunday evening, stopniug at the Ben-Grosvenor. Mrs. Honpin expects to sail early in Feb ruary for an indefinite trip abroad, but expects to be in Pomfret m the spring.
 The Pomfret pupils attending the Putnam High school travel no rocky road to learning these days. On the contrary they are luxuriously equip ped with new Selden Road Master, that seems as large as the interbor- ouch busses, or q commodiOus moving van. The additional number Of pu- pills from here in attendance this year made it necessary for Mr Eddington to add to his equipment. and he has done so with this fine and commodious motor bus. There are seventy-eight pupils carried daily. eighteen more than last year.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
WOODSTOCK

Mir. and Mrs Rurse both took first .prizes at the whist Wednesday eve ming.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Plimpton of Sturhridre. Mass. called on Joseph Spencer and family on Sunday.
 John II killam Is in Hartford this week attending the thrce-day conven- tion Of the Fruit Growers Assoeia- ton
 The annual church dinner and roll call will be held Saturday. Dinner committee consists of Mrs \. C. Morse. Mrs. L. H. Lindeman and Miss Ethel Upham.
 \ surprise was recently rendered Mir. and Mrs. Ray Eddy at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Anderson in the Quasset district. where Mrs. Eddy has taught for several years. Many useful gifts were presented the newly weds. and refreshments were served.
 The Community Club held very successful social on Wednesday eve ming. seventy or more being present despite weather conditions. An oys- ter supper was served. followed by whist. Committee of arrangements l. George NJ. Sampson. Mrs. N. T White and Miss Annette May \ goodly sum was added Co the treasury.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
NORTHWOODSTOCK

Mrs. Eva McDougall and children spent the weekend at Echo farm.
 George Snow entertained weekend guests from Madison and Newington.
 Mrs. George Howard is under the doctors care this week as she IS sui fering from the grip.
 Oscar Logan. who has been in Ok ford for the past few weeks, came home for his birthday on Monday which he spent with his daughter, Mrs. John Sandlands.
 Elmer Stone of East River was in town over the week end and visited his aunt, Mrs Charles Potter and cousin, Arthur Potter, also calling on other friends.
 Harry Townsend has sold another 100 feet of water front property at Pond Factory. making the fourth lot he has sold Harry Trask is the buyer of the last one sold and plans to put up q cottage in the spring.
 Misses Winifred Potter and Lillian Johnson attended the reception and banquet rendered Miss Mary Woolley, last Saturday evening by the Water bury Mount Holyoke club. The Hartford Mount Holyoke club were guests for the evening.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Belle Young Thursday afternoon.
 The supper planned for Wednesday evening has been postponed on ae- count of Mir Saiford's death.
 At the recent annual meeting of the C. T.. Society. Miss Nellie Lowe was elected president; Mrs. Olive Baste, vice president; Miss Gladys Young secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Belle Young, Mrs. II. \. Calhoun and Miss Nellie Burlegou. prayer meeting com mittee: Mrs. F.. (. Perry. social com mittee; Mrs Gladys Young. music committee and pianist Frank Young, collector.
 The entire community was shocked Monday when t was learned that Rob ert Stafford had died very suddenly Sunday evening on his way home from Hartford where. with his wife and Mir. and Mrs. William Gallup they had spent the day with F. J William son and family. The funeral was held Wednesday with a short service at the home at 1 P. m. and thence from the church at Woodstock Hill at ?. m. He was member of Putnam Lodge of Masons and the funeral ser. vices were conducted under the ritual of the order. Mir Stafford was loved by his neighbors. and his death IS an unspeakahle loss to not only his lam ilV but to the entire community. Heart felt sympathy Is extended 10 Mrs. Stafford and the two sons, and to his sister. Mrs. Florence Reyes, m Cali fofnia.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Ky, is spending few days at the Main House.
 Mir. and Mrs A. E. Ralcom, of Wa ban Mass. were luncheon guests at the Inn on Tuesday.
 Mrs George W. Harrington and her son. Mir. Gerald W. Harrington, of Boston. have been recent visitors al the Inn.
 Mrs. William II. Thornley and Mrs. Robert T. Burbank, of Proyi. daBce. arrived on Monday to remain for a week at the Main House.
 Mrs. William C. Watson returned to Philadelphia last week after spend ing several months at the Inn. sh' will be at the Belgravia Hotel for th' remainder of the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. George r. Baker, Jr. of Cambridge, Mass, are registered al the Inn for this week.
 Mrs. J D. Sweeney. of New ko ehelle. spent the past weekend at th' Main House.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Miss Boult and Miss Stevens spent Saturday in Hartford.
 The Parent Teachers Association will give a whist and dance on Tues day evening. February i. Bowen's or chestra-
 Mir. Charles Swain returned from New York Saturday. where he has spent q fortnight, and is at Fox Hill Farm. for an indefinite period
 Pomfret people felt very much sad dened on learning of the death of K K. Stafford. He was highly esteemed by everyone here and will be greatly missed by all.
 The Rev Spencer Voorhees,. former pastor of the First Congregations church in Pomfret, has purchased q house in Hartford, and taken up his permanent residence in that city.
 Dr. Henry Mathewson, brother of Miss Elinor Mathewson. is suffering an attack of pneumonia, and is q pa tient in the hospital in Providence There are no complications in the case and Dr Mathewson is already i'm proving.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
PHOENIXVILLE

Wilfred J. Latham spent the week end at his home here.
 Mrs. Mae Ethridge has been visit ing friends out of town for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs Bennette attended the Grange meeting in Abingdon Monday evening
 We hope for milder weather, as Wednesday and Thursday were inc tensely cold days.
 Deputy Sheriff Latham, and state police from Danielson barracks. had a busy weekend trying to locate the persons who entered w. J. Latham's house Saturday evening.
 Among local people in Willimantie Saturday evening were. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bennette, Mir. and Mrs Roy Clemens. Mrs. Lola Streeter Mrs. Hall. Edmond Greene, and oth- CTS.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Clemens visited Mrs. Arthur Gillette of Willimantic Sunday. Mrs. Gillette Is recovering from an attack of bronchitis, but IS still under a physicians care. She IS Mrs. Clemens sister.
 Interested readers are reading the new list of bills, to be presented this session of the General Assembly at of these are entirely new. And there seems to be q great many of them.
 The faithful few who believe in the old theory of the ground hog foretell- ing the weather February z, are eag-
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Mary Bradford spent a few days in Boston this week.
 The Quinnatissct Grange will hold il food sale in the bank building Fri day afternoon from until ..
 Mrs. Silas Mheclock will give a card party Friday afternoon for Mrs. Warren Nichols of Thompson.
 The Misses Caroline and Mildred Reyes of Concord. Mass, were guests of the Misses Bradford last week.
 Mrs. Henry Bradford of Webster gave stocking shower" for Miss Mary Bradford Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Decker was in town this week With Mr. Decker, she Is soon going to Palm Beach for their annual trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eduard Ryder of East Greenwich are receiving con
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
EAST PUTNAM

NJ II Early of Worcester called on C. 4. Burrill Sunday.
 slr and Mrs Adin F. Chapman were in Providence recently.
 John Hayden and family called on relatives in Killingly Center Sunday.
 Mrs. 0, s. Cutler is caring for her daughter, Mrs. Everett Pellett, in Danielson.
 Willard Larrow of Goodyear re- gently called on his mother. Mrs. Florence Larrow.
 Mrs C. A.. Burrill. who has been sick at the home of her daughter in Worcester, is improving.
 The February meeting of the Church Aid will meet Wednesday, February 2, with Mrs. Alice Flaw kins.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Houghton en- tertained Miss Mary Chase of South bridge and Mrs Anna Houghton of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
At the Ben-Grosvenor Inn

Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin arrived from New York on Monday and spent the night at the Inn.
 Miss Frances Daggett has returned from visit with relatives in North AttlebOro.
 Mrs. Arthur Nj. Wheeler entertained for several days this week. her daugh- ter. Mrs. Kawley Phillips, and her lit tle granddaughter, Miss Jeanne Phil. Iips, of Waterbury.
 Mrs. James W Sayre. of Lexington
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
PUTNAM HEIGHTS

(. E. Pierce was in Hartford on business Tuesday.
 Mrs. Marie Socher and Amy Soeher are Hartford visitors this week.
 W. D Capwell spent Sunday in Put nam with his daughter. Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
THOMPSON

Miss Prudence Paine will spend the weekend in Boston.
 Mir. Horatio Bradford, IT,. has been spending a week in Springfi Id with his uncle.
 Mrs. Neison Bradford and
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

A famous newspaper man once said. If dog bites man Il does n't amount to much, but if a man bites dog. thdt's nelps. man m Asheville. North Carolina. recently qualified as news by biting that city's dog-catcher.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

The fastest railway schedule IS that of the Great Western train from Pad
 dington Station. London, to Blrken- head. which run is made at ninety-twe miles an hour.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

gratulations on the birth of . son. their second child Mrs. Ryder wss Miss Helen Sheldon. graduate of tho Howe Marot School
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

erly looking forward to next Wednes- day. If cloudy and dark, well and good. if sunny andbright it means six weeks more of generally wintry weather
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Have You That Tired Feeling [ Try
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
AUTHORITY ON ART
TO BE PRESENTED
BY DELPHIAN CLUE

On Monday, April %. members of
the FL Centre Delphian Club will
entertain limited group of their
friends when they will present Mrs.
Robert b. Peters, art authority, IN
mornings talk on various phases
of art. \ luncheon at the Hotel
Barbara Worth will follow.
Mrs. Peters will speak particu-
larly ON "Color, Harmony and De
sign and .'What to Look for III
Pictures. The morning meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
+. d. Jacobs.
Mrs. Peters. who makes her home
in Dcvorc, California is we'll known
in club and art circles, and is Il
past state chairman of art for the
California Federation of Women 5
Clubs.
Members of the FL Centre DELPHI
ian Club will also be guests of the
Brawlcy Delphian Club, tomorrow
afternoon when the latter organiza-
tion will present Miss Elizabeth
Kcppic of Pasadena in an after
noon of drama at the Belvcdcrc
thcatcr. \ tea will follow the pro
gram, to which members of the
Twice Told Tales section of the
Woman Ten Thousand Club have
also been hidden.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

Frank Lathrop, B. Z. Lemons, II. l..
Loud, r. J. Mack. G. f. Mann, L.
l.. Martin. William Meaghcr, II. 7.
Never, f. Minor, J. X. Mitchell, w.
w. McEucn.
Mesdames +. \. Nance, \. p.
Nuffrr, +. p. Nuttall, G. W. Nance
NJ. b. O'Brieh, II. 7. Osborne, l..
Il. Philley, r. p. Pope. G.. ID. Pres
ton. W. c. Reed, W. J. Reid, \. j.
Reid. Don Rex, John Rice, c. }.
Ritz. b. l.. Roberts ID. b. Roberts,
+. W. Ross, j. :. Ross, l.. =. Sar-
gcnt, G. f. Scott, w. f. Smith, NJ.
NJ. Sweeney, w. :. Sylvester, Percie
Thackcr, Vaughn Thompson, Elmer
Todd w. II. Tyler, Earl Ncncill,
John Waterman. Il. Y. Watson. Dor
sry Whitelaw, Il. b. Whitelaw, y
NJ. Williams. Don Wells. }. II. Eur
cher and Misses Irene Brooks. Rose
Sammons and Dorothy Williams.
Out of town guests invited were
Mcsdames NJ. G. Blanchard, j. X.
Fahring, f. +. Harden, w. +. Mosh-
cr. Gordon Schneider. Holtville;
John +. Andrews .Ir.. II. V. Gray,
Imperial; W. II. Best, Ralph Me
Cunc, Il. +. Wills, Brawley: John
Graham, J. +. Miller, J. j. Wilhcr-
son, CaleXico: V. Il. Francis, j. Il.
Garrcn. Los Angeles; Bruce, Pasa-
dcna; II. G. Jones, Emil Klicka,
San Diego: Cary Cocncr. san Ber-
nardino; and Miss Shipman, Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
Oratory Contest
Is Won By Ross

Neil Ross, with his speech EAlcx-
amder Hamilton and the Constitu-
tion,' received first place in the
oratorical contest on the constitu
tion held at the high school ycstcr-
day, Second place WAS taken by
Eilly Foss, who gave as his Grafton
"Thc Constitution
\ second contest. in which he
two boys will compete to see which
shall have the honor of represent
ing Central in the county contest,
will be held in the near future.
The oratorical contest on the con-
stitution is an international one,
sponsored by leading newspapers.
Articles concerning the conStitu-
ton are written by the contestants,
mcmoriled and delivered. First y
local contest is held, then county,
district, ard so on till the grand
final, to be held this year in Wash,
ington, u. G. between the nations
Many prizes are offered including
n trip to Europe. together with u
money prizc, for the winner of tn
final contest.
Inc orauonS are IN annual event
#ud each year thousands of schools
compete.
Other contestants, in addition 10
the two high men, we're: Lucille
Wells and kcistcr Sweeney, who
spoke on The Constitutions; and
Mildred Smith, whose uhicct was
What the Constitution Has Done
for California
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

most attractive. Candies in silver
holders centercd each of the small
tables. Imperial Valley roses, pinks
and palo verde blossoms were used
in profusion. Place cards and score
cards emphasized the pastel shades
which were also used throughout
the luncheon.
Little Miss Phyllis Booher, niece
of Mrs. Mclver. assisted the two
hosteSses.
Mrs. Gordon Schneider of Holt
willie won the first prize at bridge
and Mrs. j. X. Fahring. also of
Hultville, the second. Mrs. b. +.
Lemons took third award, while
consolation prizes went to Mrs. F.
d. Jacobs and Mrs. c. Ben Herring.
Included on the guest list for the
affair. which was the largest of the
numerous social events of the week,
were:
Mcsdames }. d. Adams, Jerry
Asher. :. +. Allen. {. w. Allison,
7. T. Anderson. W. l.. Apple, W.
W. Apple G. NJ. Berry. &. q. Bey
non, Il. d. Bibbons. Don c. Bitter.
O. J. Bradshaw, Roy f. Brccdlove,
W. II. Brooks, Lcta Bryan. \. W.
Buntc, F. \. Burger, H. A. Burn
ham. Robert Burns, r. W. Camp
bell, f. .. Carter, Ii. II. Cary, W.
j. Clements, Il. {. Clemens. {. +.
Coggins, G. +. Conant. w. c. Cos
tcllo, Warren Currier. Earle G.
Davis, Il. II. Delno, NJ. J. Dowd, y.
f. Dupont, Arthur Edgar Ray Ed
gar, Elizabeth Embury. Dozier
Dawson.
Mcsdam.S j. H. Fahs, w. :. Faw-
cctt. Milo Frey, Thomas H. Gcbbie,
James ". GlaSsford. ~ W. Hale, {.
l.. Hall. G. \. Hartman. G. Ben
Herring. Neil Hickcox. Ross Hiek-
cox. Leroy Holt, l.. c. House, O. q.
Horne. Harry Horton, +. Is. lnglc,
q. +. jackson. Duke Johnson, J. :.
Jones. {. u. Joy, \. II. kcllar, y.
T.. Kellogg. Fred Kenyon. Il. Il.
Nrplcy. Forrest Kutz. j. :. Larcw,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
MRS. G. SYLVESTER
ENTERTAINS FOR
MEMBERS or CLUB

Mrs. Chester II. Sylvester de.
lightfully entertained the members
of the Ncighborhood club at a
bridge ut her new home ON Wrnslev
Avenue yesterday afternoon. Easter
decorations were used throughout
the house.
Mrs. Il. Mcnamara won high
score prize and Mrs. George Holt o1'
l."s Angeles, the consolation.
Assisted by Mrs Harley Bush[ t1s
hostess served delicious refresh
ECntS.
Those present were Mcsdamcs
Harley Bush, Harry Brown, J. W.
Cook, Milton Warren, o. W. Afflcr-
bangh, Charles Knights, Phil
Knights. Frank Bowlcs, +. d. Hay
ems, G. McGuffin. W. G. Pcarsor.
\. W. Brian, X. W. Dalton, L.
Mcnamara, George Holt of Los An
gclCS and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
GLENDALE VISITOR
HONOR GUEST AT
INFORMAL BRIDGE

Mrs. Truman Thompson, formerly
of this city and now of Glendale,
was the guest of honor at an infor-
mai bridge party given by Mrs.
Fred i. Nuttall at her new home on
Len Rey ar-hue last night. Easter
lilies and other decorations appro-
pirate to the season we70 used.
Prizes were won by Miss Rose
Sammons, high, Miss Julia Foncan-
non, low, and Mrs. Thompson, who
received the guest prize.
Mrs. Nuttall was assisted by
Miss Nora Epler and Mrs. Vaughan
Thompson in serving refreshments.
Those present included Mrs. Tru
man Thompson. Mrs Norman f. Du-
pont, Mrs. W. G.. Reed, Miss Irene
Brooks, Miss Rose Sammons, Mrs.
j. X. Mitchell, Mrs. Vaughn Thomp
son, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Ken
dali Perkins, Miss Nora Eplcr, Miss
Julia Foncannon and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
"NOTHERS' DAY" AT
NCKI.NLEE SCHOOL
SUCCESSFUL EVENT

With nearly 100 mothcrS III at
tendance, the Mckinley school
held Il successful mothers day and
'at home. at the school house
yesterday. IN informal program
aud exhibitions of work in the diff
fercnt rooms were features of the
afternoon. Punch was served.
Included on the program were
plays, rccitations and musical nun
bcrS given by the children of the
various grades. Mrs Mont !. Reid,
principal Of the school, gave an in.
tcrcsting talk in which she vel
coined the mothers. and invited
them to visit the school more often,
emphasizing that mothers can help
their children materially by visiting
school frequently. and that at least
one "iSit Il month is decidedly de
birable.
Iouay the Mckinley school child
rcn will be guests Of their teachers
at AN Easter egg hunt i'll the city
park. This is aH annual event on
the calendar of the school, and is
always very popular with the child
rem.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
Ruth WhiteldlU Giues
Party Complimenting
OHt-Of-TOlCn Guests

Complimcnting several of her
friends who are spending the Easter
holidays here, Ruth Whitclaw was
hostess at a merry Easter party AT
her parents home on Sandalwool
Drive yesterday. Villa Mae Rob
crts, who is home from san Diego
for vacation, Carita Laurence who
is visiting here, and Helen Hubcrty
who is holiday guest at the White
law home, were the guests of honor.
The afternoon was spent with
Easter games and contests. The
treasure hunt was won by Elba Rob
crts. Villa Mae Roberts was tn i,
winner of Il flower contest.
Delicious refreshments were scrv-
Ell.
Twcntythrec guests were present
Tor the afternoon.