davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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game. You will find it in the tiny
bantams which weigh about 20
ounces and in the great Brahmas,
many of which weigh as much as 10
pounds. Poultry fanciers who nave
experimental with the perfection of
domestic poultry, have rung in many
changes from the ancestral model.
The breeding of some of the fowls
has been with the idea of equipping
the bird with shorter legs, or re-
versed colors, shorter or longer tail
coverts. Sometimes the personality
has been tampered with, resulting
in developing fowl with peppery
disposition or a very mild one.
The red junglefowl in his natural
state is prepared to fight his battles
and protect his family. He has to
be on guard at all times, for his ter
ritory is we'll populated with foes.
The food must be found for his chill
dren and he must be ready to de-
fend them, even against their elders.
This warlike manner naturally TENDS
to make him less inclined to be
sociable
Breeding and selection have &C
complished much. Look where you
Evening star., 1938-11-15
est Thermostot.

An easy way to test the efficiency
of a motor thermostat is to put it
in water heated to the degree at
which its valve is supposed to open
Service men recommend high-tem-
perature thermostats for cold
weather service. These improve en-
gine performance, provide more heat
for the cars heater and lessen forma-
ton { sludge in the crankcase. Such
thermostats open at 100 degrees.
Ther.nostats which do not open when
this temperature is reached should
be discarded.
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Red Junglefowl
(Gallus gallus)
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Behold the ancestor of all varieties
Of domestic poultry! No wonder
ROSTERS do so much strutting.
Something in their blood tells them
they are descendants from lordly
creature that once bossed the jungle
This must be why they have the
urge to practice this domination
upon their wives. 1t is interesting
to find that the red junglefowl is
such an important link in the his
tory of our barnyard fowls.
We find that the red junglefowl
Is highly intelligent. The cock
weighs about pounds and is beau-
tifully clothed in red and black, a
color combination often found in
Evening star., 1938-05-29

there is no excuse for you not to make
your face lovely. You have the right
cosmetics at hand: it rests with you
alone to choose and use them correctly.
The first requisite is the powder
base. The correct foundation makes
the difference between an ordinary
face or one that looks clear and
smooth. There are several types of
powder bases, from vanishing creams
to milk-like lotions. And be sure to
select one that not only holds the
powder. but also protects your skin.
AS for the shade, choose tone lighter
than your skin shade. When you apply
it. blend it on we'll and, when it dries,
wipe gently with dry cotton so that
there will not be any streaks.
The powder should match the light
est tone of your face. If you are not
certain about this, you can get good
effect by using one the same shade
as your foundation.
Rouges are very delicate so, FORUM
ately. twentieth-century maidens have
Evening star., 1938-05-29

HE art of makeup is subtle
and should be practiced with
great deftness. Complexions
are lighter this season and skill
IS more than ever important.
Approach this problem as an artist
does his canvas. In other words, be
critical as you gaze into the mirror;
and, for the moment, imagine yourself
an artist who is going to create a
masterpiece - the ideal face.
With the many shades of powders,
blends of rouge. and hues of lipstick,
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him. Three daysl Three days ago
this minuter
He seized her hand, held it between
his own, then pressed it against his
cheek and let it drop. Its good for
me to be with you. Joan - different
from anything I've ever done and
from anywhere I've been. You won't
think I'm trying to be personal if
ask you question. will you?"
No"
"Have you ever been in love?"
She gasped. then laughed again.
Speaking quite impersonally, l
haven't. Have you?"
II don't know" said Curtis soberly,
staring at his hands gripped over the
head of his stick. That's what I'm
wondering. When you think you're
in love what is there to tell you
whether you really are or only think
so? That's what keeps getting people
into messes. What we need is a new
standard scale where you could have
love weighed at thousand dollars
shot. What do you say?"
Il don't like the way we're talk
ing" she answered after a pause. Il
love a great many people - old Glib.
my half brother, my father, loads of
others. I don't mind talking about
that. But the thing you mean l don't
mention even to myself because it
can't be ordered about or weighed or
pulled apart like flower in botany
class. want nobody ever to ask him.
self whether he loves me. l want never
to ask myself about any man such a
small and cruel question" She looked
(Continvsd on poss 12)
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No Man q StrunQer
Cosiinvsd from poss seven

>OHbsn0OO no0 po8o Sov00
Englishman if you tell me to. Please
don't cry"
She threw up her head. laughed
through wet eyes. seized him by the
ears and shook his head back and
forth. "Oh. you strange. lovable crea-
ture! Did you think was British?
I'm not. My mother was British, my
fathers a Frenchman and my half
brother. darling. is half-American.
So I'm just me- Why shouldn't help
you both? Justice - that's all any of
US wants."
"If we're going to leave right after
Office hours tomorrow" said Curtis
soothingly. 1--WE got to be getting
home.'
will you drop me on your way?"
asked Joan. instantly accepting his
mood.
"Of course. But before we part,
what's the arrangement? Shall we 60
to Moordaunt in my carr"
mo: in mine," said Joan. Eric
and l will have everything ready and
we'll be at your place at 4:lO."
Felderman stayed with them until
they picked up a taxi and Curtis
leaned out to wave him good night.
There's a great guy. Joan. I've
known him three days and a quarter
and I'm ready to back him with every
thing I've GOT
'Me, too," said Joan.
Speaking mathematically." said
Curtis. 1--WE known him longer than
have you. It's a queer business"
For a moment she sat quite still,
then turned her head and gave quick
laugh. Her hand went out toward
Evening star., 1938-05-29

no fear of the powder n pain" effect
of the old days. Pink-and-white
blondes, if they are in the know, will
select blush-pink rouge. Pale. creamy
compilations demand a rose rouge.
Ifyou are blessed with the true peaches
and-cream skin. very soft orange
pink is the answer. Those of dark olive
compilations have to be careful not to
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The Shape Of Your Foce

The way yov speIy .oks-ve con
seem TO ekosss fks skops Of yovr
hes. Meks tie most Of this trick.
Mis- lsavitts IsoAsf gives iassrye.
tions fos faces Of different .kopss.
10 ct u. send q fkrss-eest stomp
Ito eovss tie cost Of moiiae) with
yosv rsasest 70 This Week Moeo.
ziss. IN cure Of this nswseopes.
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get a pasty look and should tone down
the rouge, choosing one that gives
transparent look.
When you blend off the rouge. take
your hand-mirror and look into your
dressing-table mirror in profile. Then
you will be certain that there are no
sharp lines and that the rouge blends
into your skin.
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ably twin brother to yours" said Cur
tbs. $50 what about it?''
You'll take it my way or not at
ALL" said Felderman, stubbornly.
That's that" said Curtis with
shrug and turned to Joan. by the
way, do you know Won Marbeck?'
1--WE met him. Why?"
Like him?"
no"
He saw your dog in my window
and told somebody about it. thought
you ought to know"
THAT sort of thing doesn't bother
me in the slightest" said Joan.
What does?" asked Curtis won
deringly Then he cast her a curious
glance. YOU'RE deeper than you look.
Joan. Have you formed an idea what
Eric and ! are up to-"
HE has an invention and you want
to buy it,"
YES" said Curtis. But if it's all
he says it is, his gadget might slide
lot of power into some nations lap.
Have you thought of that?"
Power" said Joan. She leaned
back and half closed her eyes. IAN
men are queer. but Englishmen are
queerer because they know they're
queer. Britain has held more power
than any nation since the real Rome,
and bestowed it by the slice or the
whole loaf to the worlds occasional
amazement. All on account of an idea,
the simple faith that it doesn't matter
who holds the power if only the hands
that hold it are the hands of justice"
She opened her eyes. you don't
believe that, do you?
II do" said Curtis.
First I'd heard of it," said Eric.
Talk some more"
She seized the edge of the table
with both hands and stared straight
before her. There's got to be stop
to the sort of killing the papers told
about yesterday. Children, women
who want only peace, blown to bits.
We're crazy. The world that can put
up with that sort of thing is mad.
That's why tell you there isn't
brain in England worth calling brain
that's not willing to hand America all
the power there is and help you swing
it. Try us and you'll find OUT
Her elbows crooked: she dropped
her face on her arms and her shoulders
began to quiver. Felderman leaned
across the table and put one of his
great paws gently on her head.
Don't cry, kid" he said thickly.
Lay off it. There's lot of folks like
you and me and we're going to put
stop to all that killing Gee, Joan, I'm
so sold on you I'm ready to love an
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Sensational Scientific Discovery
explains why
LISTER|NE CURES DANDRuFF

Jersey clinic who used Listerine
twice a day, showed complete dis
appearance Of, or marked improve
ment in, the symptoms within
thirty days.
Why don't you, too, try to rid
your scalp of ugly scales re-
store the natural gleam and vigor
of your hair? Once or twice a day,
just douse full strength Listerine
on your scalp; then massage Wig
orously and persistently until every
hair is bathed in soothing, health
Evening star., 1938-05-29
0vuwins by Meio. Eslten

Finally. your lips should be soft and
feminine. Stay away from harsh col.
ors - it's all right to have them
brilliant but not too vivid. Lipstick in
the same general tone as your rouge
is a good choice. And by all means
avoid thick, clown-like appearance. !.
After all. the mouth should be charm
ing and lovely to look at.
Evening star., 1938-05-29

promoting 2ntlseptlc.
Old ld-fashioned.
remedies which
merely wash away
the surface symp-
toms must give way
to Listerine Anti
septic, which actu-
ally cures dandruf
by killing the germ
and promoting last
ing healing. No other
remedy, as far as we
know, can show ac-
tual clinical records
of such positive re-
suits.
Lambert Pharmacal
Co., st. Louis. Mo.
Evening star., 1938-05-29

II you are really serious about
getting rid of dandruff. forget the
salves and other ''overnight" RENE
dies which merely wash away sur
face symptoms Of dandruff. Get at
the root of the trouble. Attack the
germ which causes dandruff the
queer, bottle shaped virus, Pity
r0ep0rxDs 0pale.
Sensational new research in
laboratory and clinic proves that
Listerine Antiseptic kills the Pity
rosporum ovale germ-stops the
torturing dandruff itch, leaves scalp
and hair clean, healthy and Wig
orous. It's the easy way, the de-
lightful way, the proved way!
In one test, infected rabbits were
cured Of dandruf within two weeks
on an average by daily treatments
with Listerine. In another, a group
Of dandruff sufferers of a great mid
western skin clinic applied the daily
Listerine treatment. A substantial
number of these Listerine users
obtained marked relief within the
first two weeks on the average. In
many other cases scalps were found
to be clear and free of dandruff in
from three to eight weeks.
In still another recent test, 76%
of the dandruff patients of a New
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Hurricane Forcibly Cancels
Vacation, of House Reporter

A "pleausre trip" through New Eng
land. with Canada as the ultimate
destination, turned into anything but
that for Franklin S. Milberg, official
reporter of debates in the House.
Red-eyed from loss of sleep, Mr.. MIL
berg, who lives at 1929 Oliver street
NV, returned to the Capital this
morning, glad to call off his vacation.
A train wreck, floods, jumping from
train to train by bus because of mum
dated tracks-these were just few
incidents of the vacation"
After figuring in wreck Tuesday
night on his way to Montreal Mr..
Milberg went back to Boston and left
there at II am. yesterday aboard the
Senator, crack Pennsylvania special
1t took exactly l3 hours to reach
New York. ordinarily fve-hour ride
1T wasn't bad going out of Boston" 4"
he said, "but once away from there,
it really started to rain and blow.
About Is miles north of New Haven
we hit it worst. A tree blew down
across the tracks and we were tied up
an hour and a half. While we sat,
saw four or five good-sized trees torn
up by the roots and several small
houses blown over.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

terday and contained but little over
100 words.
One page Of legal size paper was
used by Attorneys g. Thomas Dunlop,
Edmund L. Jones, 8. r. Bowen and
r. e. Lee Goff to issue a general de-
nial to damage action against the
Capital Transit Co. and to demand
strict proof Of the charges set forth
in the complaint. John Warren Miller,
by his father, Marshall H. Miller,
1919 Prospect avenue NV, filed suit
against the Capital Transit Co. for
$4,000, alleging damages due to q
Evening star., 1938-09-22

"The right-of-way was flooded in
many spots and we were forced to
stop again when a power line fell in
front of the train"
He said the train halted, on the
outskirts of New Haven because of
high water. and the passengers were
taken into the city by bus It was
midnight when he reached New York
last night, having taken another
train.
The wreck in which he figured oc-
CURED about rs miles northwest of
Boston. The engine and four baggage
cars were derailed at washout and
two members of the crew were injured.
From what he saw from the trains
and buses, traffic of all kinds was
paralyzed in the New Haven area.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
- U. S. Cruiser Quits Britain.

PORTSMOUTH. England, Sept. %
P).-The United States cruiser Nash
vile sailed for home tonight after a
visit to English waters on a shake
down" cruise. Her sistership, the
cruiser Honolulu, remained awaiting
further orders.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Candidates Invited,

Candidates for the of{ices Of city COL
lector and city attorney in Alexandria,
Va, have been invited to address the
next meeting Of the Sixth Ward Citi-
zens' Association Monday at 8 PM,
in the Potomac Community Hall. Presi-
dent r.. G. Koiner said today.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

street car and told the court the 5.
year-old Lad had lost an arm.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

Gertrude Lawrence made her debut
on the stage as a child dancer in 1909.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
SIMPLER COURT RULES
BRING SHORTER BRIEFS
one-Page Answer Is Filed to First
Civil Action Started Uufer

New Regulations.
indicative of the shortened pleadings
under the new rules for civil practice
IN the District Court the first answer to
civil action No. was filed late yes-
Evening star., 1938-04-29
Official Hostesses
Gave Joint Tea
Yesterday.
MRS. SCHUYLER OTIS BLAND

MRS. SCHUYLER OTIS BLAND
| wife Of Representative Bland
and Mrs Sam McReynolds. wife of
Representative McReynolds. we're host
esses yesterday afternoon at a tea at
the Congressional Club
Mrs. Bland wore a cream-color lace
and chiffon gown and Mrs. Mercy
nolds' was of gray chiffon and lace
Both wore corsages Of orchids.
Mrs. John Nance Garner. wife of
the Vice President, presided at the
coffee urn, and Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son, wife of the Secretary of the Navy
assisted at the tea table Mrs Stanley
Reed, wife Of Mr.. Justice Reed, served
Ice cream and orange ice.
Others assisting were Mrs. Morris
Sheppard. Mrs Millard Tydings, Mrs.
Daniel Reed, Mrs. George Messer-
smith. Mrs Joseph Byrnes, Mrs. Ber-
trand Smell. Mrs. Malin Craig, Mrs
Robert Doughton, Mrs. Fritz Lam
ham. Miss Jennie Moore. Mrs. w. c.
Ramseyer. Mrs. Leslie Garnett. Mrs.
Ewing Thomason, Mrs. Darrell St.
Clair, daughter of Mrs. McRevnolds;
Miss Barbara Ramseyer, Miss Gladys
Carter. Miss Jane Ramseye, Miss Nell
son Whitaker, Miss Nell Alexander
and Miss Mary Alice Thompson.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
Floor Committee
For Fairfax Hunt
Dance Tomorrow.

A INVOLVEMENT of the Floor
Committee for the Fairfax Hunt
dance to be held at the Washington
Golf and Country Club tomorrow
night completes the arrangements for
the final event of the Fairfax Hunt
Horse Show. The committee includes
Mr.. Thomas DeLashmutt, Mr.. Robert
w. Wilson, Mr.. w. Laird Dunlop, Sd,
Capt. H. A. Luebbermann, Mr.. Lyle
ORollrke, Mr.. Charley Lynham, Mr.
Douglas Smith. Mr.. CORTLAND Gra-
ham. 1t Clark Lynn, Mr. Sterling
Boiling and Mr. James Mccormick
Formal and informal hunt hospital
1ty will precede the dance. including
dinner parties and buffet suppers.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh S. Cumming,
jr., will entertain a group of their
friends at dinner at their home, at
28ll o street. Mrs. Cumming is
chairman of the Women's Committee
for the horse show.
Mr. Lisle A. Smith, president Of
the Fairfax Hunt, will give a dinner
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club to a group of people from the
vicinity of Fairfax, including Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert D. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Godfrey, Mrs. Dorothy Rad
ford. Miss Helen Howison, Mr. Carroll
Hunter, Judge and Mrs. Paul E.
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Thomas of Hunt
er Station, Va, will have as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Van Lennep. Mr. Reed is a joint mas
ter Of the Fairfax Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs Robert w. Wilson will
have as their guests at dinner at their
home, at 106 Virgilia street, Chevy
Chase, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rust,
jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Selby, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Laylin, Mr. George
M. Thompson and Mrs. Tyner Dug
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas De Lashmutt
will give dinner at their home. in
Arlington, Va, having as guests Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Brodesser, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Altemus, Mr.. and Mrs
c. S. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Somerville, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Son.
erville, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wiegand
Capt. and Mrs. H. A. Luebbermann
Miss Helen Bland, DR.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Horgan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee
Boatwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Scriv.
ener, DR.. Stafford Hawkin, Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. S. Pardoe, Capt. and Mrs. A
w. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Batten, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leachman, MIR
and Mrs. Louis Montague, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Eugene c. Gott. DR.. and Mrs
James Greear, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma,
than w. Robertson. Mr. De Iashmut
Is chairman Of the Horse Show Com.
mittee.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
Auxiliary Plans
Benefit Party.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Cath
olic School of Social Service will give
benefit card party at the Wardman
Park Hotel Monday evening. AS in
the past. the proceeds will 60 to estab-
lish years scholarship in the school.
The following committee chairmen
have been announced: Mrs. j. RoZier
Biggs, general chairman; Mrs. Arthur
F. Mullen, chairman Of patrons; Mrs.
John A. Remon. chairman of business
patrons, assisted by Mrs. William r.
Brennan and Mrs Allen Worries; Mrs
J. L. B. Murray, prizes; Mrs. John F.
Victory, tickets; Mrs. J. George Wen
eel. publicity; Mrs Augustus E. Gieg-
engack, candy. assisted by Mrs. James
J. Haskell: Miss Rebecca Stanley. door
prizes; Mrs. James E. Colliflower,
raff1es; Miss Elizabeth Dolan, arrange
ments; Mrs. Charles Mcmahon. radio;
Mrs. j. Ross Gray. local contacts; Mr..
Leo A. Rover, program: Miss Mary
Kolb, printing; Mrs Dorothy K. Butler,
reception, assisted by Mrs. William r.
Knoblock, Mrs Peter j. McGovern.
Mrs. George De Bruler, Mrs. Thomas
Evening star., 1938-04-29

By the Way
Beth Blaine.

WHAT legations disappearing overnight We ver.
has leased
Nine Peter however will maintain the Legation
Speaking Of buying and renting Dwight
whose present residence Foxha
week have the house the
residence of the
Maxim Kaoiks Karok the living
permanently in Newport R.
This washington-to
nation for think
but interior good
And still speaking Of
that the Villa Rosa being considered
Perhaps the
house to depart and rest peace!
CAROLYN party yesterday first having
been on Wednesday in honor toda bride bridegroom
hon and Robert swezy honor of her house
MIS- Rene Robert salemb of New York like her
wore brilliant colored print which
type Incidentally
mas cut her hair and now We wonder
VINO was taken by her striking resemblance Italian
recognize the now reamlined Carolyn!
Present yesterday
he German Embassy Drs Henry Bell
Wallace La Rue Of the State Department.
IT STARTED gathering place the ter
of Robert in Georgetown There we
settled Sort and
oehc1ous tnbats for which the house is famous.
In latter look
ing cool and smart in brown linen suit with white
white hat Count Countess Jasper Du
Bose Rebecca Wellington Mrs Emory Sands
Davis Rumbd Wright Prince Drago
and the spite of the
terrific weeks Of esvity her
departure for Belgrade Wearing olive dress with
cular skirt and
oyng herself like thoroughly
Many afternoon
Joyce thought nothing Of the " that suddenly Robert
large silver bowl in which reped
The bowl celery and the
whole thing placed partner
held the
Coe would
did the Joyces realize the bowl
all
the bottom with the
Nothing pleasing a S truly surprise
appecia-
All Of
that yesterday
they Baltimore Monday
day Washington for post.
PARTY flashes: Netherlands
Toosenbrg will
friends informal luncheon Bayfe
Rumbods
Bailey,
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Miss Boswell to Wed
Mr.. Waring, Jr.

The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Bos-
well of Ashland and Tappahannock,
Va, and Mr.. John S. Waring, jr, of
Dunnsville, Va, will take place tomor-
row afternoon in the First Baptist
Church in Arlington, Va. The Rev.
Perry L. Mitchell will offciate at 4::30
o'clock.
Preceding the wedding, Mr.. Warnings S
sisters. Mrs. Norbert Melnick and Mrs.
B. F. Markert of Arlington, will enter
tain the members of the bridal party
and out-of-town guests at a IL o'clock
breakfast at the home of Mrs. Melnick
on North Adams street.
The bridegroom m-elect is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Waring. sr., of
Dunnsville, Va. He has many friends
in the county, where he formerly
spent some time, making his home
with his brother-fn-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Melnick.
Evening star., 1938-04-29
Miss Jean w. Dunn
Wed to MIR. Burch
In Montreal.

THE marriage Of Miss Jean Will
loughby Dunn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Gordon Willoughby Dunn Of
Montreal, to Mr.. Benjamin Davis
Burch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
D. Burch of Washington was held
in Montreal Saturday at the Church
of st. James the Apostle
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore white
mousseline de sole with lace appliques,
and her circular train fell from the
waist and was edged with lace Her
veil was held in place with ribbons
and clusters of lilies of the valley.
She carried bouquet of Johanna Hill
roses and lilies of the valley. with
touches of blue, pink and yellow spring
flowers.
Miss Audrey Sheppard of Toronto,
the maid of honor. was dressed in
mist-blue mousseline de sole, fash
ioned on the same lines as the gown Of
the bride
The other attendants were Miss
LOIS winters, Mrs. E. w. Clements,
Miss Phyllis Wills and Miss Isobel
Wilson.
Mr.. James E. Reid of Washington
was best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Robert Collyer Hosmer, jr.; Mr..
Thomas M. Atkinson, Mr. Howard
Dunn and Mr. Russell Dunn.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burch, on their re-
turn from months stay in Bermuda,
will be at home in the Commodore
Apartments, Des Moines. Iowa
The bride is graduate Of Mac
donald College and the bridegroom was
graduated from Dartmouth College
and the Harvard School of Business
Adm Stratinr