News For Women

CURRENT NOTES i Miss Fuller, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Stewart, at Heretaunga, has returned home to "Mirirau," Rangiora. Miss Iris Potter has returned to Wellington, where her marriage to Mr H. F. Fox will take place next week. Miss F. Fessey, mantle buyer for Messrs Dray ton-Jones, Ltd., will leave to-night on a business trip to Wellington and Auckland. The Lady Evelyn Drummond, wife of Commodore the Hon. E. R. Drummond, left Auckland this week by the Niagara for Honolulu. Mr and Mrs W. C. Braddon (Scwell street, Hokitika), two wellknown and esteemed residents of the West Coast, celebrated their golden wedding this week. Mrs H. B. S. Johnstone ("Springbank," Otaio) is paying a short visit to Christchurch. Miss June Wright (St. Martins), who has been visiting her aunt. Miss Marion Hay, Timaru, is spending a few days with Mrs Slone-Wigg, Waihi, Winchester, before returning home at the end of the week. At a meeting of the North Canterbury Provincial Executive of the | Women's Division of the New Zealand Farmers' Union, appreciation was expressed ol' the kindness of Mr A. Leslie, of Lincoln College, in giving a talk on "Milk" under the auspices of the Women's Division, and it was decided to send him a letter of thanks expressing this appreciation. As an adjunct to their business, Messrs; Hay's, Ltd., are opening a tea room, in the upstairs premises, which the firm has recently leased. It is not proposed that the tea room should be a major feature of the business, but rather that it should be of service to customers. The firm does not claim anything pretentious for it, but customers will find it bright and attractive, and it is thought that the lounge, which is part of the service, will be appreciated. Mrs Beryl NichoHs will be in charge of the tea room, access to which is through the mantle department. WHAT WIVES AND MOTHERS HAVE TO "PUT UP" WITH! That hacking, reaching, first thing in the morning Cigarette Cough that wives and mothers have to "put up" with can be rjuicklv cured and the uglv phlegm "cut" away if you take TAVENER'S "PLUS 4" Cough, Cold and Influenza mixture 2s (id and 4s Gd at all Grocers. Chemists, and Storekeepers. i 36 NEW STYLES FOR BABY. Just arrived! Giant Specialty Booklet No. 3.9. Thirty-six new knitting styles for Baby. Fully illustrated Complete instructions for knitting in Patons and Baldwins' famous wools. Send lOd in stamps to Patons and Baldwins. Ltd., Box 1441K, Wellington. _2 FOOT SPECIALIST Ingrowing Noils. Bunions. Callous Corns, Moist feet. Fallen Arches treated with Exercise, etc MISS B. WILSON, 8.1.Ch. (British Institute of Chiropody), London, also N.Z. Trained Nurse Beg. 69!) Colombo street. 'Phone 41-644. Appointments. V/ 8544

A. AND T. BURT, LTD, STAFF DANCE The first staff dance held by a firm involves much preliminary work- and forethought, but the committee appointed to make the necessary arrangements for the first dance of the Christchurch branch of Messrs A. and T. Burt, Ltd., proved very successful organisers, and it is probable that the dance held at Frascati last night will be the forerunner of similar entertainments each year. The ballroom had been effectively decorated with streamers, and small coloured lights showed against the lattice work of the alcoves. Yellow narcissi brightened the supper tables. Members of the organising committee were Miss Marie Smith, Messrs E. Brook, L. Wilson, M. D'Arcy, C. G. Smart, and R, Wallburton (honorarv secretary). Miss Smith wore a frock of blue chiffon velvet, the narrow neck yoke and sleeves being of silver lame to match a laced belt at the waistline. George Bradford's orchestra supplied the dance music, and the evening's programme included novelty dances, demonstration dances by Mr Robert Tonge, Mr J. Talam and partner, and songs by Mr W, Toomey. Mr W. Morley, chairman of directors for New Zealand, was invited by the staff members to be their honoured guest. Amongst those present were Mesdames W. Home, C. H. Cameron, W. Furneaux. J. A. Miller, K. Yarrall, M, D'Arcy, yV, Duncan, G. Tamplin, iun., W. Pengeily, J. Parker, F. J. Campbell, L. T. Tonkin, T. L. Uren, Howard Savili, C. K. Davis, H. Sewell, Siuarl Rhind, E. Brook, F. Gibson, R. L. Clarke, L. G. Smith (Broadfiekl), A. H. Johnston, C. R. Woods, H. Prince, J. Speirs, V. T. Hogg, L. C. Hendrcn, J. W. Marchant, J. Foster, J. 11. Johnson, F, G. Henwood, E. F. Humm, Misses Rose Burgess, Pearl Ward, Florence Copley, Doris Manson, Mary Carmic'nael, Phyllis Hall, Una Cameron, Lily Reilly, E. Cruse, Grace Sugdcn, Jane Hughes, Rita Berry, L Tallon, Dorothy Jeffries, W. Sinclair, I. Jackson, Ngaire Whittington, Jean Calder, Ruby Belworthy, Phyllis Asquith, Irene Gaudion, Eileen Page, Winifred Giles, M. Brook, Anita Henderson, R. Lumb, May Searle, P. Manson, N. June, It. Bateman, Hazel Ferguson, Thclma Olsen, Phyllis Popple, Norma E, Smith, Peggy McCurrie, Daphne Vercoe, Pat Aldridge, Max Traill, N. Childs, Nancy Meredith, R. Reid, Beth Roberts, Kathleen Bartram, Rowena Duxbury, Mary Morten, Betty Hughes, Alice Good, J. Napper, Elwyn Brown, Ava Smi'ther, Mavis Smlther, and Greta Halkcld.

SURPRISE PARTY A number of friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs F. Daley to say good-bye to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs V. G. Sparks, and their two small daughters, Bcrnadette and Cathrene, before their departure for the North Island. Presentations were made to the guests of honour as souvenirs of the occasion. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH nvV, 1 ''I"'* 1 "'* k'ervico Hotel: Mr and Mrs H. K. din) Sl2 ' i MrS A- (DanoNew City Hotol: Mlkb T. Kcnnfdy (Ti,ss O'Neill (Greymouth). I Warner B Hotel: Mrs 1,. E. Willimns and i Miss N. DaviGs (G^raldine). I RoyM Hotol: Mr and Mrs T. Franks (wouigftnui), Mr and Mrs 0. Harley (Du. v, Un) t And Mia* 0« H&il {Xav«?<3arglU), ; t

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MISS TRUMBLE HONOURED

ASSOCIATION

MRS DEANS' GUESTS

PARTY AT RICCARTGN HOUSE

At her home, Riccarton House, yesterday afternoon, Mrs Deans entertained many friends at a particularly pleasant bridge party. Big bowls of wattle brightened the hall, pink camellias and narcissi decorated the drawingroom where the bridge tables were arranged, and in the dining-room, pride of place on the tea-table was accorded a large green bowl o£ beautiful gold narcissi.

Mrs Deans wore a handsome frock of black delustred satin, smartly trimmed with cameo pink crepe needlerun with gold thread.

The guests were Mrs Heathcote Gray, Mrs Waiter Fox. Mrs George Helmore, Mrs John Stevenson, Mrs John Grigg, Mrs M. H. Godby, Mrs Charles Reid, Miss Harlcy, Mrs Arthur Reeves, Miss Blanche Sanders, Mrs W. Willes, Mrs Russell Btals, Mrs J. A. S. Wait, Miss Hilda Williams, Mrs H. D. Acland, Miss D. Humphreys, Miss Rita Cracroft Wilson, Miss Cowlishaw, Mrs Beauchump Lane, Mrs Maitland Rich, Miss Muriel Cocks, Mrs J. Turnbull, Mrs R. H. Hennah, Mrs Guy Ronalds, Mrs J. Dryden Hall, Mrs Donald McLean, Mrs 11. Murray-Aynsley, Mrs John Guthrie.

GUEST OP TRAINED NURSES'

Miss L. M. Trumble, R.R.C., joined the nursing staff of the Cashmere Sanatoria in 1910, and, ever since, except during the years of the war, when she was on active service overseas, she has worked tirelessly for sufferers from tuberculosis. During those years there have been many changes at the sanatoria, but, in one particular, there has been no change, and that has been in Miss Trumble's devotion to duty. Her kindness to the patients, her sympathy with their relatives, her consideration tor her staff, have been unfailing, and her retirement, in a few days, from the position of matron of all the tuberculous institutions on Cashmere Hills, will be regretted, not only in Christchurch, but throughout Canterbury and the West Coast,

To do her honour, and to give her an opportunity of meetins; many fel-low-workers in the profession, the members of the Canterbury branch of the New Zealand Trained Nurses' Association held a reception at Ballantyncs yesterday afternoon, when, included amongst the guests were several members of the association who luivc retired from active work and uumy who have, at some time, been associated with Miss Trumble, during <ier years of training at the Christchurch Hospital, at the war, or at the sanatorium.

Miss Hose Muir, on behalf of the quests find of other well-wishers, who were unable to be present, presented Miss Trumble with a beautiful bouquet •UK. wished her health and happines.; hi the future.

After tea had been served, Mis« M. t'Ow, on behalf of members of the association, wished Miss Trumble , a happy future. "You think that, in your letiremenl .you will have a quiet, time," said Miss Gow, "but, speaking as one who has retired before you, I can as-

sure you, you W in, within a year, be_ busier than you have ever been be'ore. There will be so many denrsna.; on your leisure that you will nave no time to weary." On behalf of the nurses who had woncecl overseas during the war, Sister Jean lay in. m adding good wishes A! 1 ,;. 11 -' A! it,lrc '- s:lic ' were proud " rumble's war service, and of her work at the Sanatorium. '-fretcaven, who, on behalf vi the Red Cross Society, has regularly y.Mtea the soldier-patients in the Sanatorium for many years, thanked Miss j rumble for her great kindness to the soldiers and their visitors, and Mrs W h. Bean on behalf of the North Cancel bury Hospital Board, in regretting trie loss from the board's service of a woman of Miss Trumble's outstanding aoility, wished her a pleasant holiday m Australia, and years of happiness when she later settled in Christchurch. Miss Trumble, in acknowledging the good wishes of the guests, said sho nopcc, to see much more of her friends when she returned to Christchurch. Those present were Miss Trumble, Miss Rose Mair, Mesdarnes W. S. Bean x. Giecn, and W. MacKay (members r. , lf! ,^ 01 ' th Canterbury Hospital Lck.id). Miss M. Gow. Miss J. E. McLeod, Miss K. Benjamin, Mr.s Wark Mrs I'mdlay, Miss F. Gill. Miss L I itve. Sister M. Houston, Sister K. Moloney, oister Jean Erwin. Miss M E Jones Miss 11. Flynn, Mrs J. C.'Pairman, Mrs_C. J. Treleaven, Miss N, Congreve, Miss E. M. Edwards. Miss M. Nixon. Mrs L. C. B. Fuldseth, Miss E.' r' M n th' Vi 3s A ' Elackmore, Miss &. Mtthcrell Mrs Alister Graham, ii! ss *}• Newman, Miss Weaver, Miss K. Fiynn. Miss J. Randall, Mrs mmgerford. Miss E. Bevin, Mrs EarnTV T - rnv ' r p' ft V lay - rs Copelnnd, Miss J rotter Mrs K. Oppenheim, Miss i ™-' nor ~ Mrs Moore, Mrs Forsyth, and Miss Davis. y

STUDENTS' DANCE The students of Helen Connon Hall hold their annual dance last night, the dining hall, which was used for dancing being gaily decorated with holly and greenery. Stylosis and maidenhair fevn brightened the supper tables. The committee responsible for the excellent arrangements was Misses Mary Griffin, Molly Mullan, Joyce Woods, Margaret Campbell, Pecpy loote, Margaret Martin, Peggy Young, nncl Audrey Eberlet (secretary). The guests were received by Mrs C. Chilton, who was wearing a frock of blaei. brocaded satin, her satin coat having a white fox collar. She was assisted by (he head girl, Miss Mary Griffin, whose frock was of green and white pique voile. The guoslts of honour wore Dr and Mrs J. Hight, Mr and Mrs C. T. Aschman, Mr and Mrs A. E. Flower, Mr and Mrs J. Poison, and Miss A F. Ironside. Other guests included Messrs M. Feildes, A. Hull, A. P. Thomson, M. Hilgendorf. J. Molleston, J. Greenall, A. G. Bogle, W. Hursthouse, R. Simmers. N. Douglas, T. Robinson, D. Brooker, D. MoWha, C. F. S. MeGreer, N. R. Mansfield. A. B. Ryan, T. Cosbey.Tohnston, E. Price, D. Oxnrm, A. Evans. I. Taibot, I. Stewart, E. Hay, R. Williams, N. M. Lyons, J. McDonald, and J. Coward.

SALE OF COATS AND FROCKS On account of shortly removing to more commodious and modern pre--1 rnises, Miss Sparkes is offering some mpst-remarkable bargains at" prices that cannot possibly be repeated. The annual Winter Sale will be commenced on- Monday next, July 1, when hundreds of the hew season's coats arc to be sacrificed. Evening gowns and afternoon frocks are priced at 10s 6d. floral silk georgette Is fid per yard, silk taffeta 5d per yard, washing satin 9d per yard. These are a few ot the numerous bargains during the sale, to which Miss Sparkes cordially invites genuine bargain seekers. MISS SPARKES, r~3 / 153 Armagh gtw**,

ANDERSONS, LIMITED

ANNUAL DANCE At the Winter Garden last night the employees of Andersons, Ltd., held their annual dance, and they must have felt gratified at the very large number of their friends present, who spent a most enjoyable evening dancing to the music of the Bailey-Mars-ton orchestra. . Variety was provided during the evening by an eccentric dance given by Mr R. Tonge, an exhibition dance by Mr J. I'anson and Miss G. Fitzsimmons, and songs sung by MiErnest Short. The members of the dance committee were Misses Hazel King and Joan Cade, Messrs H. Simmonds, R. Sloane, J. Hawker, S. Stewart, and H. C. Blazey (honorary secretary). Guests of honour were Mr and Mrs Hugh Anderson, Mr F. W. Anderson and Miss Margaret Anderson, and Mr and Mrs H. J. Beck. Mrs Hugh Anderson wore a trained gown of red lace, the cowl neckline being faced with gold lame. Miss Margaret Anderson wore a frock with corsage of silver lnme and skirt of black tulip crepe. Mrs H. J. Beck wore a frock and coatee crt burgundy crinkled crepe trimmed with diamante buckles. Miss King, frock of leaf green silk lace trimmed at the neck and armholes with soft swathe of green velvet. Miss Cade, frock of Marina blue chalk crepe with cowl collar of silver lame to match the facings of the armholes and the sash. Other ladies present were Mesdames T. H. Stapleton, S. R. Stewart, F. Milne, F. Leigh, D. Lingard, C. E. Ayers, F. G. McAuley, J. Watson, F. Chappell, J. Mclnncs, W. Randle, D. Mursell, Richard Hart, J. Stanton, Arthur Blazey, J. R. A. McPherson, H. N. Simmonds, F. R. Hawker, E. le Breton, Vrank Smaill (Belfast), R. A. Martin (Belfast), R. Hall, R. Sloane, Thomas Bennett, C. H. Boswell, T. W. Andrews, C. H. Luney, A. G. Piper, J. 11. Taylor, Arthur Henry, 11. Tallon, S. M. Reeves, M. Clark, 11. Crew, J. Bennett, W. 11. Lodge, H. Smith (Auckland), L. Taylor, W. Forgan, E. Slater, H. E. 11. Robinson, H. O. Jcfcoate, A. J Lewis, K. O. Andrews, W. Byrnes, R. Fa]loon, P. Sellars, N. Hodge, L. H. Halliday, J. 11, Clarke, Misses Edna McDonald, Mavis Andrews, Jean Geddes, Doris Boyd, Ruby Howison, Mona Riley, Lilian Martin, Doris Brown, Jean Brown, N. Glass, A. Cavcn, Mildred McDonald, Nancy Taylor, Phyllis Dillimore. Dulcie Taylor, Betty Pine, Ivy Sellars. May Britt, Phyllis Ford, Nora Wilson, Jessie Lindsay, Thelma Morrissey, Myra Macneiil, Gwynneth Lavcr, Greta Sarelius, Olga Burgess, Nola Leigh, Chris Ryder, Ivy Wookott, Grace Tr-J----lon, Peggy Taylor, Lorna Slceman, Ruth Cade, Noel Ward. Leoncre Fisher, Rowena Erskine, Hilda Archer, Joy Horman, Alice Comer, Thelma Bennett. Mary Harvey, Peggy Batlinger, Gladys Stigley, Rao Scott, Rita Johnston, Rhondda Coveney, Ruth Wilson, Bonnie Roud, Grace Nixon. Mary Jackson, Trissic Kennedy, Phyllis .Johnson, Rena Algic, Zita Smith Sheila Wmgham, J, Rodcn, Dorothy Pavelka, Nell Rodrnell, Nada Crofts, Mavis Br:ck, Nancy Patten, Joyce Welsh, Joyce Stammers, Joyce Daniel Rona Wills, K. Cottrcll, Phvllis Ear]' Nola Wyatt, Doris Mitchell," Marjorie Reader, Kitty Swanston, G. Thomas Joan Thomas, Reta Ufton, Marie Phillips, Joyce Woodhnm, Carol Chappel! Pearl Black, Freda Porteous X 1 n 1 W^3 , klin . E'S''-' Riley, Norma Collctt, Edna and Mamie Cheetham, Gladys Fitzsimmons, Esma Columbus Minta Columbus, Molly Hill, Melva Jackson, and Lallie Patterson

OLD PUPILS' DANCE

ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL The first annual dance last night of the old pupils of St. Michael's School provided an auspicious beginning to the social activities of the newlyformed old pupils' association. The function, which was held in the school hall, proved very enjoyable, and its success should be very encouraging to the social committee of the association. Mrs Arthur Vile, Misses Joan Telford and Una Duggan, and Messrs J. Wicks, D. Campbell, C. Auton, and Eric Robertson were associated in arranging last night's dance, and its success is due, in no small measure to their work and ability. The headmistress of the school, Miss K. V. Kiver, was the guest of the association. She wore a frock of black ring velvet, and during the evening she was presented with a bouquet. Mrs Vile wore a frock of green georgette; Miss Duggan, black georgette and chiffon; and Miss Telford, black ring velvet trimmed with lame. Stamler's band provided the dance music, and items were given by Miss M. Chapman and Miss L. Naylor The many present included Mesdarnes C. E. Croft, J. Haig, Matthew Hullett, F. Wicks, N. Taylor, B. Cropp, J. A, Hansen, Alex. Steeds, II S. Robinson, C. E. Perry, and Misses Peggy Claxton, G. Box, Alison Grier, Joan Sundall, Grace Hullett. Ngaire Smith, Betty Finlay, Nola Fail, Rona Wilson, June Steeds, H. Telford, Enid Presland, R. Alston, E. Anstey, M. George, Ueen Haig, Daphne Chapman, Maisie Chapman, Ruby Wheeler, Loycs McKinley, —. Thomson, M. Brown, Linda Mitchell, Dorothy McKittriek, iJ. Steeds, E. Sinclair, —. Morton, Esther Gilmore, Ruth Spragge, Elsie Smith, Doris O'HalJcran, Myrtle Thomson, Myrtle Peters, L. de la Cour, Letty Naylor.

BRIDGE PARTY By the courtesy of Mrs G. March, the tea gardens, New Brighton, who lent her home for the occasion, an enjoyable bridge party was held there on Wednesday evening, the organisers being members of the social committee of the Mayor of New Brighton Relief of Distress Fund. The prizes, given by Mr Cattermole, were won by Mesdames G. March, N. Jarvis, and Miss Nancy Parsons. Donations were received from Dr. and Mrs Glasgow, Mr and Mrs C. McCree, Mesdames T. J. Gouhm, J, H. Shaw, N. McGillivray, Misses C. Whitcombe, Edwards, and Middleton. Those present were the Mayor and Mayoress of New Brighton (Mr and Mrs E. Smith), Mr and Mrs H. Jack, Mr and Mrs H. Barr, Mesdames H. A. Bishop, R. H. Bach, F. Harper, E. J. Hill, A. Branch, Ralph Stringer, G. March, Arnott, H. Kirby, N. J. Johnston, T. Forrest, J. Hessy (Melbourne), Cooke, A. Day, J. W. Lovell, N. Jarvis, C. Brown, Misses A. A. Skipworth and Nancy Parsons.

TENNIS CLUB'S DANCE The Waimalri Tennis Club held an enjoyable dance in the Gaiety Hall, Papanui, music for dancing being supplied by Stamler's Band. Members of the organising committee were Mesdames H. S. Chetwin, K. O. Andrews, A. E. Dawson, Misses L. Guild, A. Spooner, Messrs P. W. B. Banks, W. E. Shaw, W. H. Jones, and F. Smith. Mr C. C. Crocker was master of ceremonies. Amongst those present were Mesdames G. Radford, H. Charman, C. C. Crocker, P. Farthing, C. Agai, E. Tullett D. RadclilTe, E. Tullett, G. Moore, M. Hobson, R. Small, W. Clarke, C. J. Goode, T. Andrews, H. Bishop. H. Sneddon, S. Lambert, A. Hobson, C. Smith, A. Jones, D. White, F. Barnes, H. Little, C. Stockdale, C. J. Desmond, G Taylor, Misses P. Baker, M. Watson, G. Ferguson, A. Meadows, T. Mather, G. Collins, T. Bryenton, E. Bryenton, E. Banks, G. Suckling, C. Harding, M. Lynch, A. Edwards, M. Millar, M. Banks, P. Moir, J. Collins, L. Mavston, M. Cooper, A. Ferguson, A. Fraser, M. Collins, E. Sinclair, and H. McDonald.

PRIVATE DANCE About 200 guests were entertained by Mr and Mrs Norman A. Fraser at a dance held in the Gaiety Hall, Papanui. in honour of their daughter Coral, who had been crowned queen of the recent Papanui queen carnival, i During an interval, Mr Leach, on behalf of the "Yellow" committee, presented Miss Fraser with a gold bangle suitably inscribed, and Mrs Donaldson presented a bouquet of flowers to Mrs ' Bern's were given by Mrs Marwick, j Mrs Pahi and Miss Noma Smith. Novelty dances were won by Mr and Mrs Eady. Miss Agnes Burke, and partner. Music was supplied by the Hialto Band, and Mrs Smith played an extra. Mr Winder was master of ceremonies. Amongst those present were Mr and Mrs N. A. Fraser, Mr and Mrs Leach, Mr and Mrs D. Donaldson. Mr and Mrs : Winder. Mr and Mrs Pahi, Mr and Mrs Jeal. Mr and Mrs Wray, Mr and Mrs Nettleton. Mr and Mrs Cottier, Mr and Mrs Sandford, Mr and Mrs Cains, Mr and Mrs Price, Mr and Mrs McJarrow. Mr and Mrs Lange, Mr ana Mrs Marwick. Mr and Mrs Cudworth, Mr and Mrs W. Smith. Mr and Mrs W. Eady, Mr and Mrs Donaldson, sen., Mr and Mrs Chapman, Mr and Mrs Cartwright. Mr and Mrs Harrison, Mr and Mrs O'Loughlin, Mr and Mrs Carlyon, Mr and Mrs Webster. Mr and Mrs G. Milne. Mr and Mrs Cyril Smith, Mr and Mrs Blair. Mr and Mrs Morwood, Mr and Mrs Hill. Mr and Mrs Voice, Mr and Mrs Spencer, Mr and Mrs Wright. Mr and Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs Moor. Mr and Mrs Timms, Mr and Mrs Radford. Mr and Mrs N. Smith. Mr and Mrs Ross Barnes, Mr and Mrs Allington. Mr and Mrs Swift, Mr and Mrs Marks. Mr and Mrs H. Hill, Mesdames H. R. Smith, E. Faro, Plows. Wilson, Bond. Misses Coral and Patricia Fraser, Margaret Donaldson, Peggy Halstead. Norma Haldine, Ruby Milne. P. Taylor, Eileen Wray, M. Townley. Kitty Gatenby, A. Foote, N. Ives, Paynter. L. Church, C. Church, Jean Sandford. Joan Price, Ethel Mayne. Carrie Barnes. Dora and Rebe Allington. Betty Kircher. Nancy Plows, Peggy Findlay. Norma Smith. Veda Donald. Agnes Burke. Ophir Bromley, Kettle Wilson, Edith OCallaghan, Jean Brown. Lilian Martin, Thelma Lehrs. Doris Daniels, Joyce Calloway, Messrs Norman Fraser, A. Halstead, J. Bundy, T. Donaldson, M. ScanneL H Chanev, L. Burke. I. Johansen Kilpatrick. F. Barnes. G. Gatenby, Wray, N Trenbath. M. Price, H. Barnes, G. Higham. T. Kircher. L. Craighead, Chapman. Priest, L. Case, J. Burke, Owen. F. Hill, and C. Brown.

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