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Evening star., 1941-01-19
Miss Frances AarOnsOn
Visiting With Parents.

norita Elena Alicia Castro and Seno-
rita Mathilde Pastoriza. Those of
the United States, debutantes in
Washington, will be Miss Sta Fink
enstaedt, Miss Peggy Lansdowne,
Miss Mildred Dunn. Miss Katharine
Hill, Miss Mary Wright, Miss Nancy
Glover Miss Emily Davis, Miss Flea
nor Flood, Miss Dolly Corbin, Miss
Sylvia Szechenyi and Miss Helen
Kinder
Fur Coats to Predominant
In Costumes at Capitol.
Fur coats will predominant among
the women at the Capitol tomorrow
morning for without doubt it will
be chiefly sitting out of doors. Mink
Persian lamb and seal skin are
among the most popular furs chosen
by wives of officials and diplomats,
many of them selecting hats trimmed
with fur to match their coats.
Mrs. Wallace has selected for the
inaugural ceremony gown of black
crepe made on semi-tailored lines.
bodice, high neckline outlined with
gold braid, and on the packet of the
dress the same gold braid motif is
carried out The dress has long
sleeves, and with it Mrs. Wallace
plans to wear a small black hat with
bow of ribbon at the back and a
long veil. She will wear a mink
coat.
Miss Lucinda Rayburn, sister of
the Speaker of the House, will have
with her, their nieces, Misses Vir-
ginia and Martha Rayburn of Dallas,
who arrived Saturday morning for
the Inauguration festivities at the
Capitol. Miss Rayburn will wear a
black crepe dress with matching hat,
and she will have string of pearls
at her throat For the gala and the
dinner tonight Miss Rayburn will
wear black chiffon gown appliqued
with white flowers.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau
Plans Two Costumes.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. jr.. wife
of the Secretary of the Treasury,
has planned two costumes for to-
morrow's ceremony, depending on
the warmth or chill of the day. In
either case she will wear q grey
broadtail coat. II it is cold, her
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Social Notes
Of Manassas

MANASSAS, Va, Jan. l8.-Mrs
Arthur w. Sinclair will entertain at
bridge Monday afternoon.
The Bull Run Hunt Club will meet
Wednesday morning at Porticl, the
farm of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L
Lewis, jr.
Mrs. D. A. Lewis is spending the
winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Steele will
leave tomorrow for Tampa, Fla, fol
a months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker left
last week for Sebring, Fla. where
they will stay until the middle Of
March.
Mrs c. Wade-Dalton entertained
at several tables of bridge Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John RoSeberry anc
their daughter. Jacqueln. were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Henderson in Columbia. Va
Mrs. R. L. Bryd was hostess ct E
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs
A o. Weldon. OtheY guests includ-
cd Mrs. E K. Evans Mrs. JOSEPH
Kincheloe. Mrs NJ. Bruce Whitmore
Miss Noie Nelson and Mrs. f. 5
Giddings.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Newlyweds-
Make Home
In Leesbllrg
HarrisOns Return
From Wedding
Trip to Georgia

IEESBURG, Va, Jan. 18.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Owens entertained
at a cocktail party at their home,
Crestwood, near Leesburg last
Sunday.
Mr.. Winslow Williams was given
a surprise birthday party by his
friends at the home of Mrs. LIE Fevre
Luke last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Powell Harrison.
jr., have returned from their we'd
ding trip to Sea Island, Ga, and
have moved into their home on
Cornwall street. Mrs. Harrison is
the former Miss Agnes Cant of Bur-
lington, N. c.. and she and Mr..
Harrison were married December %.
Mr.. Sam Alexander of Fredericks-
burg spent the week end with his
parents. Judge and Mrs. J. R. H.
Alexander, at Springwood.
Mrs. Harry P. Gibson sailed last
week from New York for a six-week
cruise to South America. Her
daughter, Miss Betty Gibson, is Wis
iting Mrs Bertram c. Harrison at
Kelley Field, Tex, and plans to join
Mrs. Gibson in Panama as her ship
returns.
Mrs. Clinton Peach of Upperville
is spending the winter with her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Peach
Miss Mary Metzger gave a tea
Monday in honor of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Baylor Metzger of Chi
cago, who is visiting her mother in
Washington.
Miss Sara Harrison. Mr.. Stirling
Harrison and Capt Charles F. Har-
rison, jr., left Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Nancy Murphy
and Mr.. E. H. Heaton, jr., in Crosse
Point, Mich Mr. Stirling Harrison
and Capt Harrison are to be ushers
for Mr.. Heaton.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Of Personal Note
kopplemanns Return to the
Mavfower for Winter

Representative and Mrs Herman Kopplemam the
Naower
77h after and they well
Mr. Mrs Joseph De Young entertained Friday evening dinner
for their Mr. joseph De Young his
of Mr. De Yomgs bachelor dinner earlier
De
Mr.. Mrs. Milton
Hecninger the o parents
Sidney Hclinger.
De YoungF wedding
Nathan Fine HateSburg Miss, the
avenue
Fine the staff of Gov. johnson of Mississippi.
SlverStem Charleston,
Mrs Slverstein brother Melville Fischer Woody
spending the week enc:
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wearing a brown crepe frock under
her mink coat, and a hat in the
same shade of brown.
/ The British Charge daffaires,
/ Mr.. Neville Butler, will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Butler, who will wear
a black wool coat with a black
cloth coat trimmed with silver fox
fur. Her black hat is trimmed with
black quill.
Nine. Kwapiszewska, wife of the
Polish Charge d'Affaires. will be
all in black, gown, hat and fur coat.
The Cuban Charge d'Affaires,
Senor DR.. Jose T Baron. will have
with him Sonora de Baron, who
will wear black dress with a black
coat and hat, the coat trimmed with
mink fur. matching her muff.
Mrs. George c. Marshall
Will Wear Brown.
Mrs. George c. Marshall, wife of
the Chief of Staff, U. S. A.. will
wear brown dress. mink coat and
brown hat
Mrs. John Russell Young wife of
the District Commissioner, has
chosen a gown of aqua blue crepe
with turban to match and blue coat.
Mrs. William R. McCoach. wife
of the Engineer Commissioner, will
wear blue dress with hat to match
and Persian lamb coat.
Mrs. o. Max Gardner, wife of the
chairman of the Inaugural Com
mittee for Governors, will be in
woods brown, wearing a mink coat
over a two-piece wool suit. and a
small hat of pheasant feathers.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Visitors in Staunton
Return TO Home
In Washington

STAUNTON, Va. Jan. 18.-Mr
and Mrs. Clarke Worthington. ,jr.
have returned to their Georgetown
home in Washington after spending
several days with the former S
mother, Mrs. Clarke Worthington,
here.
Mss Virginia Kibler of Washing
ton is visiting her aunts. the Misses
Marian and Pearle Kibler.
Mrs Sallie c. Hildebrand has gone
to Washington to remain several
months.
Mrs. A. Stuart Baldwin has re-
turned from Orange. N. j.. where
she spent some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs, Bruce Boehm. En- route
to Staunton Mrs. Baldwin visited
several days in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Simmons
have returned rom Washington.
Mrs. J. E. Rohrer is the guest OF
her daughter and Son-in-laW. MI
and Mrs. Joseph Healv in Wash
ington
Miss Elizabeth Rawlln5or has le-
turned % her home here after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Clark III
Southport, Conn. and stopping sew
eral days in Washington en- route
home.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Y. ". 6. A. News

Tea will be served today from 4 to
5 O'Clock preceding the music EcU
at 5 O'Clock. The Washington Sin
fonietta. directed by Van Lier Ian
Ming will be the feature Of the music
hour.
The classes in the general eGuca-
ton department will be continued
on Monday
Girl Reserve mothers are invited
TO dinner at $50 pm. on Tues
day. Mrs. Charles eager will speak
on a theme based on the book L
Began Again by Alice Bratz.
The Arthur MURRAY dancing class
will meet Tuesday from : to pm.
The young married women will
meet for luncheon on Wednesday
at 1890 pm.
The Xenos Club Will be enter
tanned with a coed party on We'd
nesday at s pm.
Miss Pearl Carruthers of the
worlds Office of the Y. W. c. A will
be the guest speaker at the world
fellowship luncheon on Thursday al
1890 pm. She will speak on Great
Britain ana Our World Associa-
ton"
The Blue Triangle Club Will meet
at pm Thursday The All States
Club will meet at 6 pm. for supper
and a club night All employed
girls in Washington are welcome.
Junior High School Girl Reserves
in the grades IA, 7B and 8A will
/ have a dance on Friday from 8 to
/ 1920 pm. with refreshments and
informal. There will be a Y. NJ.
c. A. and Y. w. c. A. dance for
older men and women in Barker
Hall on Friday from TO u. The
+ Girl Reserves in grades 8B ga and
9B are having a dance on Saturday
night from $50 TO II o'clock ana
the Tech Girl Reserves from to u
in Barker Hall.
Nearly 10000 tons of oranges were
squeezed into orange juice in Pales-
tine last wear.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

gown of pale blue. made with a
draped neckline and full skirt.
Mrs. Owen J. Roberts will be
with MI Justice Roberts at the
Capitol She will wear a brown dress
of soft wool a brown felt hat, veil
to match. and a coat of nutria fur
Sonora de Alfaro
viii Be Dressed in Black
Sonora de Alfaro. wife of the Ecu
ador Amba baSsador. will be dressed in
| black when she accompanies her
husband to the Capitol tomorrow.
Over her frock she will wear a mink
fur coat
The Italian Ambassador will be
accompanied by Princess Colonna.
who will be dressed in a blue wool
frock with which she will wear a
mink fur coat and brown hat.
Seal skin, died by the famous Rus
sian method to the deep warm
brown color, is the coat which Nine.
Oumansky, wife of the Soviet Am
baSsador, will wear tomorrow. SINH
lar seal skin, will trim her hat and
her brown dress will harmonic with
the golden brown of the coat.
New Panama Ambassador
Will Appear First Time
The new Panama Ambassador,
Senor Carlos Brin, will be with the
corps for the first time, and will be
accompanied by Sonora de Brin, who
Will wear simple dress of black
wool. fashioned with a bolero, the
| neckhne bound with satin. Her be-
coming hat is black and with this
she will wear a mink fur coat.
Mrs. Ralph William Close, wife of
the South African Minister has
| chosen a black costume for tomor-
row, her coat of seal skin and her
black hat trimmed with ostrich
feathers and under the coat she will
have an amethyst color wool dress.
Nine. Zadeikis, wife of the Lithu-
| anlan Minister, will be in black, her
coat of Persian lamb, and her hat
trimmed with lamb, and her dress
of black,
Dominican Minister
May Not Attend
The Dominican Minister Senor
Don Andres Pastoriza, returned from
long stay in New York with Gen.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Health Unit to Hold
Hyqiene Discussion

Mental Hygiene AS I See It. will
be discussed at a luncheon meeting
OF the Health Division of the Council
of Social Agencies Tuesday at the
Y. w. G. A.
The program will include talks by
Mrs, c. D. Lowe. president of the
District of Columbia Parent Teach
er Association; Harold E. Hegstrom,
superintendent of the National
Training School for Boys: Joseph
Sanford, chief probation officer of
the District Police Court; DR.. Victor
H. Vogel Of the United States Public
Health Service. and Miss Jessie
LaSalle of the Board of Education.
DR.. Winfred OverholSer. superin-
tendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
will lead a discussion of questions by
members of the audience.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

dress will be a grey flannel costume,
with a brown hat. If it is warm,
she will wear black dress and
matching hat with a blue feather.
For the evening festivities she will
wear a gown of reddish purple taf-
a sweetheart neckline and tiny
puffed sleeves heavily embroidered
in silver.
The Secretary and Mrs. Morgen-
thau have with them for the in
auguration events their three chill
dren, Henry Morgenthau, Sd, Robert
M Morgenthau, and Miss Joan Nor
genthau. and the Secretary'S par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgen-
thau. sr., as we'll as Mrs. Morgen-
thaus sister, Mrs. Werner Josten of
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Jesse Jones Chooses
Violet Wool Dress.
Mrs. Jesse Jones, wife of the Sec
retary of Commerce, has chosen
clothes for warmth as we'll as orna-
mental value, and for the cere-
monies at the Capitol she will wear
a violet wool dress and matching
hat, with a long mink coat. She
and Mr.. Jones will entertain Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and Capt J. w.
Flanagan of Toronto, in their box
at the concert. For the evening
affairs Mrs. Jones will wear grey
blue gown ornamented with silver
pallets.
Mrs. Stimson. wife of the Secre-
tary of War, will attend the in
augural ceremonies, but does not
plan to be present at Sunday eve
ning's festivities. At the Capitol she
will wear black dress and &C
cessories, with a black fur coat
Mrs. Jackson, wife of the Attorney
General, will appear at the Capitol
in a black caracul coat with a silver
fox collar, over an all black dress,
and her hat, too, will be black. For
this evenings entertainments Mrs.
Jackson will appear in a striking
gown of green taffeta. Mrs Wick
ard, wife of the Secretary of Agri-
culture, will wear a fur trimmed
costume suit with matching acces-
sories to tomorrow's ceremonies, and
tonight she has chosen a crepe
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Texas College Band
Visits Jesse Jones

Jesse Jones, Secretary of Com
merce and Federal loan admins
traitor, received in the Department
of Commerce lobby yesterday after
noon the APIECE cowboy band from
Hardin Simmons University of Abb
lene, Tex. Headed by Gibb Sandal
fer the band has come to the Capt.
tai to march in the inaugural pa
rade tomorrow.
Before introducing Secretary
Jones to members of the band and
their friends. Burris Jackson of
Hillsboro, Tex, called on Myron G.
Blalock and Mrs. Clara Driscoll,
Democratic committeeman and COM
mitteewoman, from Texas, for a
few remarks.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Appeal Made for Knitters

Appeal for more volunteer work.
erS TO sew and knit was sent OUt
today by the Trinidad unit of tho
American Red Gross. which meets
a. the Wheatley School. 1918 Mon
tellO avenue Ne from pm. 70
pm. on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Lessons Will be given to those VEo
do not know how TO knit.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
lithuuniun Society
Election Is Toniqht

The American Lithuanian Society
will meet at o'clock tonight at the
knights of Columbus Hall for elec-
ton of officers.
Plans for an old-fashioned Lith-
uanian supper will be discussed, as
we'll as the possibility of getting re-
lief to Lithuanians in Europe who
were driven out of their homeland
when Russia moved into the coun-
trV
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who will be among the guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettiger, the
later the Presidents daughter, who
is here from her home in Seattle.
Pouring tea during the reception
will be the cabinet hostesSes, with
Mrs. Sumner Welles, wife of the
Undersecretary of State taking the
place of Mrs. Hull, who is confined to
her apartment recuperating from
her recent illness.
Many of the guests at the Gov
ernors' party will meet again at the
electoral colleges dinner at the
MayfloWer and after at the inaug-
ural gala at Constitution Hall.
Mrs. Roosevelt and the Vice Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Wallace will oc-
cupy box at the gala, which, in
cidentally, started out as concert
but wound up with so many non
musical celebrities that the music
part is only minor feature.
nebutantes Are Active
In Inaugural Gala.
Miss Jean Wallace is taking ar
active part in this portion of the
Inauguration celebration and will be
among the debutantes who will sell
programs in Constitution Hall this
evening. Under the chairmanshiE
of Miss Stellita Stapleton, the ushers
will have charge of the sale of these
attractive souvenirs. They will be
dressed in red, white or blue dresses
and the programs, we'll worth keep
ing among ones treasures, will sell
for so cents. Other programs, with
just the order of the numbers, will
be given away. Several of the Gen.
tral and South American republic.
will be represented among tht
ushers, while others are Washington
debutantes.
Assisting Miss Stapleton as usher.
and program girls, in addition t.
Miss Wallace, will be Miss Joar
Morgenthau, Miss Louise Stillwell
Senorita Errna Castillo Najera, Sc
norita Maria Elene Davila, Senorits
Leda Fernandez, the Senoritas Laurs
Margarite and Beatriz Recinos, Sc
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Pharmacy Awords Scheduled

Pharmacy week awards and the
dedication Of the Henry E. Kalow-
ski Memorial Laboratory will fea-
ture the January meeting of the
District of Columbia Pharmaceuti-
cal Association at pm. Thursday
in Corcoran Hall, George Washing
ton University. The program also
will include a talk by DR.. J. NJ.
Lemon of the Fish and Wild Life
Service, Interior Department.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Short Story Winners

Winners Of the clubs Snort story
contest will be announced at the
meeting of the Society of Free
Lance Writers Thursday at pm.
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

turn here before leaving for the
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Kadin and
son of Staten Island are the guests
of Mrs. Kadin's mother. Mrs. Fannie
Schott. for the Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levinson have
as their guests for the week end
and the inauguration. their niec0s
and nephew. Miss Virginia Davis
Miss Margery Rose Davis and Mr.
Emery Davis. daughters and son OF
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Davis of Phila
delphia.
Former Chicago Resident
introduced at Luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Gichner and Mrs
Aaron Goldman were joint hosteSses
at a luncheon Wednesday to intro
duce Mrs. Goldman's Sister-in- Law
Mrs Nathan Goldman, formerly
Miss Minnette Godow of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman are max
ing their home at 500 Fourteenth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen '. dc Ford
have as their guest at the Broad
moor over the week end Miss Mar
jorie Guiterman of Milwaukee
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard We'll of
Philadelphia. who attended the De
Young-Fischer wedding last night
at the Mayflower, are staying with
Mrs. Wells mother. Mrs. NJ. Her
man, over the week end
Mrs. Rebecca kaufman was host
ess Thursday at a luncheon, fol-
lowed by cards, at the Highlands.
Mr. Charles Rosenberg, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg. Is
spending the week end with his
parents. He is student at the Uni
versitv of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

NlUl IllS ldllltI,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss
returned Wednesday from a six
weeks stay in California. En- route
home they stopped in Louisville,
KY. to visit their son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Schloss.
DIR. and Mrs. Gutman
Making Home Here.
Dr.. and Mrs, Adds Gutman and
their children of Seattle. Wash. are
making their home in Washington
and have taken an apartment at
the Roosevelt
Miss Shirley Seidenman is home
from Beaver College for the week
end and has as her guest Miss Jane
Mayer of Baltimore. Miss Lorraine
Lazarus of Baltimore also is in
Washington for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Strauss of
Woodley Park Towers are at the
Commodore in New York for a
week
Mr.. anud Mrs Harold E Strasser
have as their guest at Cathedral
Mansions Mrs. Strasser's mother,
Mrs. Froehlich of New York
Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss and her
son. Mr.. Edwin Dreyfuss, have taken
an apartment at SedgeWick Gar
denS
Mrs. Beatrice Robbins of New
York is the guest of Mrs. Louis
Simon at the Shoreham.
Miss Frances AarOnsOn
Visiting With Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Aaronson have
as their week end guest their
daughter, Miss Frances Aaronson,
who is a student at the University
of Michigan.
Mrs Norman Fischer has returned
from a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Flora May in Richmond, Va.
Mrs David Blum, with her moth
er, Mrs. L. J. Herzog. of Lincoln,
Nebr.. will spend the coming week
in New York. Mrs. Herzog will re-
Evening star., 1941-01-19

A new scientific institute near
Toxic, Japan, will have a 5000. 900
laboratory.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Spencer ShOrn

When Spencer Tracy walked on
the act to start work in Woman Of
the Year" everybody noticed that he
somehow looked different. but no
one could figure out what caused
the change.
It's really very simple-a haircut!
Tracy hasn't had his hair cut for
A picture since he played in Muir
der Man" with Myrna 10y in 1895.
Usually, he is letting his hair grow
for parts and Just having 1t trimmed
over his ears. For roles like those
he played in "Jekyll and Hyde, -
Bows Town" Boom Town, Test
Pilot" Stanley and Livingstone
and Northwest Passage Tracy let
his hair grow for characterization.
But As New York sports writer
In the Metro Goldwyn Mayer pic
ture, starring Katharine Hepburn
with him, Tracy enjoyed first class
haircut. Funny thing Is that when
Tracy telephoned for the appoint
ment at the studio barber shop, the
barber thought he was being kidded.
He has had strict orders from the
production department never to give
Tracy more than a trim. A haircut
in the middle of the usual Tracy
picture would cost fortune while
Tracy grew more hair.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

night and spent the evening loudly
explaining the game and its lingo
to them. The Burnses and their
kids were much more interesting
than the 18 Hollywood and Sacra-
mento performers.
Sadly ironical is the case of Bette
Davis, severely bitten on the nose
by dog in her own home If
there is single person in Holly
wood to whom CANNES owe their
greatest debt it is Bette Davis. She
organized the Tailwaggers Associa-
ton, which trains dogs for leading
the blind and has spent literally in
housing and finding homes for stray
poocheS Since the death of soft
hearted Alice Brady, who once had
AZ dogs under her care, Bette has
in large measure taken over leader
ship in Hollywoods dog welfare
work. Latest reports say Bette's
face will not be marred by the snap
of the animal that didn't realize all
these facts.
What Hollywood really needs is a
lonely husbands club of some sort.
so the exs can dine together in
public places without arousing the
pity OF other diners. When Roger
Pryor separated from Ann Sothern)
and Gene Markey divorced from
Hedy Lamar turned up at the
Brown Derby to eat diSconsolatelv
by themselves the situation seemed
just too much for the dear old lady
tourists. They wagged their heads
and tongues in sympathy.
John Carradine's modesty and an
accurate estimate of how l3O-
pound six-footer would look in
sarong caused him TO take a firm
stand against appearing thus for
one Of his scenes as a pearl diver
in Son OF Fury"
Thundered John: I've got more
angles than a HOLLYWOOD agent and
the only place I exhibit them is in a
curtained shower"
Don Ameche has sold all his race
horses, having decided that a racing
stable is like yacht, concerning
which J. P. Morgan is declared to
have said, If you have to think
how much one costs you can't af-
ford it,
For contrast. an ideal double bill
might be When Ladies Meet" and
How Green Was NV Valley" The
first is one of the talkiest talkies
ever made. Speech has been used
sparlngly in the latter About one
third of it will unfold in silence,
except for subdued musical back
ground
Reeased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. me-
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Villain Again

Ward Bond has been signed by
Warner Bros. to be one of the bad
men in Wild Bill Hickok Rides. -
super Western featuring Constance
Bennett, Bruce Cabot and Warren
William. Also assigned 70 the film,
which has just gone into production
with Ray Enright at the helm. is
Hobart Bosworth old time star. now
under contract to Warmers.