Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1929, Page 40

SOCIETY Cupid’s Victories Multiply As Month of Brides Recedes (Continued From Second Page.) party was given at the home of the bridegroom's parents and & reception | and buffet lunch followed the ceremony at 2126 O street northwest. The house ‘was prettily decorated with hydrangeas, carnations, ferns and mndnm‘ Assisting the bride at the reception was her sister, Mrs. Henry Holt, who wore s charm wn of green chiffon, and Mrs. A&whb Effer, mmhe;‘ :l”lhe ‘bridegroom, wl was dressed wn of flowered chiffon. Amon‘ the several guests at both cer- | Churel d reception, were many old Ml ol the bride’s family from Lees- burg, Va. A very beautiful feature of the re- ception was the broadcastiug of a spe- lnl program from Station WOL from 1:30 to 11:45 o'clock, in honor of the bnde and bridegroom, and also of the htmfs purenu ‘who were married June 20, mr the _reception Mr. and Mrs. EflAer left on % ntor trip to Montclair, N.J. West Virginia Couple United at Shepherdstown. Two prominent families of Jefferson County, W. Va., were uniied with the ‘marriage ‘Wednesday of Miss Marian Allen Hirst, daughter of Dr. H. P. Hirst and the late Lelia Allen Watson Hirst of Leetown, and Mr. Upton Scott Mar- tin, son of Delegate and Mrs. U. 8. Martin, !hepherdstown The ceremony was performed at the parsonage of the Meuwdht Episcopal Church South at Shepherdstown in the presence of a few intimate friends and the immediate families. Included in the onl-ot-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Wil- liams of Decatur, Ga., and Mrs. Gertie | Fulk of Kearneysville, W. Va., the latter of whom attended the 'eddlnn of the bridé’s mother and grandmother, Mrs. C. E. Watson, ‘Both Mr. and !llrl %lrfll‘\"ll‘:n?mmié nent young people in West Virginia an both ‘are graduates of Shepherd Col- Jege. Mr. Martin is also-a graduate of a business school of Staunton, Va., and is assistant cashier at a local bank. Mrs. Martin taught school for one year at Burkittsville, Md., but for the past two years has been at the home of her father at Lee House, Leetown, an estale belonging originally to the Colonial Leé amily. ‘They are spending the month at a New Jersey Summer resort and will re- turn to Shepherdstown to establish their Tesidence. Bridal Couple Abroad On Honeymoon Tour of Miss Adele Yantis - |of them had dresses 22d|Social Fetes Marking Miss Helen Louise Barnes, daughter of Mr. Prederick C. Barnes, was married Garnet Ruth Miller as maid of honor. ‘The bride wore a rose-beige dress with accessories to match and carried roses and lillies of the valley. Miss Mil- ler wore t:\k blue georgette costume and . | toward Mount Vernon, were decorated ly after the cenmuny Mr. Kcmmln left by motor for Av.hntic City and the West, after which they will be at home in Orange, N. J. Other Notable Weddings in the June Calendar. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Leary an- nwnee the marriage of the\r daughter, n E. Leary, to Mr. Spencer mnmph McOulloch, Tuesday after- ‘The was formerly eolulecud with The Evening Star, but how is in St. Louls, where he and Mrs. McCulloch will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Jones an- mnounce the marriage of their daughter Miriam Harriet to Mr. Willlam Edmund | Edward, Saturday, June 15, at Washing- ton. Dr. Samuel E. Rose, pastor of Pet- ‘ofl.h Methodist Episcopal Church, offi- iated. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Id'lrd will make their home at The | Cavalier, 3510 Fourteenth street north- ‘west. The marriaj Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Brown of 400 South Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va., and Mr. John T. Rob- inson of Washington, took place Thurs- day morning, June 20, at St. Patrick’s h, Washington, at 10:30 o'clock, The new “Oriental Sun- Tan” shade gives you a soft, alluring, natural appearing ‘Tan complexion that will not rub off, streak, spot or be affected by water. Also made in White, Flesh and Rach: bride's | Inn, of Miss Mary Prances | ;m:y and attend the reception which h&lvl ”‘el'lhel.l J. Bnlmm'll m‘, o clergyman. Mrs. A the bride's sister, m&, her as matron of honor and Mr. Harry Bettis was best man for t.ht 5 Canada, After a Mr. and Mrs. Robinson reside at 112 Harvard street, Alexandria, Va., where “hey'fllb:n)wm«u: their friends after July 1. Mr. and Mrs. John the ‘William Gordon of their daugh- James E. of h, D. 23, Rev. B n?-mmmywmn oflchun. Mr, and Mrs. Scrivener immediately left for a tour of the North. The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Glover at Weyers Cave, near Stauntor, Va.. was the scene of a v pnnv wedd! Thursday morning, when ir fill(h fll-be!h Kl(he‘ the bride of Mr. Arthur cllck Long of ‘The water, ceremony was performed hy the Rev. David F. ouvur, and the bride, who wes given marriage by her father, wore a rose hekl ensemble with accessories blending and carried an arm bouguet of roses and 4 . Paul Garst of Bridgewater was diate families were presen! the ccremony Mr. and Mrs. Long left for a weddine trip Nofl-ll and will be at home after July 1 in Bridgewater, Va. | Patterson-Carnwe! In St. Stephen’s Church. Miss Jessie Edna Cornwell of 'l'l- koma Park and Mr. Willlam Benjamin | Patterson, son of Mrs. Jessie I. Pat- terson, of Columbus, Ohio, were mar- ried last evening in St. Stephen's Epis- copal Church. The Rev. James W. Morris of the Church of the Epiphany officiated at 6:30 o'clock and the church had large baskets filled with larkspur and roses at the entrance to the chancel and palms were placed in the chancel. The bride was given in- marriege by Mr. Ringgold Hart and wore an ivory- color satin with a Queen Eliza- beth point The tight-fit- ting, sleeveless bodice had clusters of orange blossoms at the normal waist- line and the full skirt was much longer in_the back than in the front. Her tulle veil was arrangéd in cap effect and held in place lfl a tulle chi "rlp and she carried bride roses and I of the valley. Miss Edna Mae Rose was maid of honor, wearing a costume of yellow or- | gandy trimmed with orange color and datnty garlands of flowers about the neck, a hat to match, and she carried a bouquet of garden ‘flowers. Mrs. D. C. McLaren, Miss Florence xremnu Miss Clara V. Randall and Miss Ethel Dameron were the bride's other attend- ants. Their dresses were of white or- gandy made like that of Miss Rose. Two trimmed with orange and two were trimmed with green and they all carried garden flowers. Mr. Osborn Billmyre of mlumbul Ohio, was best man, and the ushe included Dr. E. E. Quale of l-hll eny, Mr, Robert Rose, jr., of Mr. Edwin Hay of Lyon V! lnd Mr. Aubrey Sisson, City of Wl.lh- groom, crepe with blue hat and of - roses; Mrs. Early Summer Record In Nation's Capital| (Continued from Pirst Page.) Mrs. Charles F. Hughes will entertain at dinner Tuesday e in honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs. 3 Mr. George de la Barra, charge d'affairs of the Bolivian legation, enter- tained a small company at luncheon on the Willard roof yesterday. Gen. and Mrs. Butler Honor Guests at Dinner. Oen. and Mrs. Smedley D. Butler the guests of honor Thursday nl[hi at a dinner given at Gray's Hill ing Fort Humphreys, Va., by Col. R. B. Sullivan and Mrs, Sullivan. The porch tables with the wonderful view over the valley of the Potomac u} uets of gallardia with their fect of Spariish red and gold —colon incidentally carried out in sev- eral of the lovely costumes of the ladies of the party: The hostess wore a be- coming gown of blue and gold lace over dark blue, with gold slippers and a heavy gold necklace of unique design. Others wore filmy chiffons in red, tan and blues, with shawls of lace or silk contrasting with the white uniforms of the officers. The guests to meet Gen. and Mrs. Butler were Gen. and Mrs. Harry Lee, Capt. and Mrs. Paul Reed of the U. 8. Navy, Capt. and Mrs. es | her parents here for the Summer. | e ana Sais } Who after graduating from Smith I RETURNED FROM COLLEGE l MISS MARGARET EACHO, College, Northampton, Mass, has Jjoined —Brooks Photo. son, Col. and Mrs. R. B. Putnam and\ Maj. and Mrs. C. J. Miller. All lingered after the dinner was over, enjoying the moonlight on the | water. m young son of the hosts, Ensign R. B. Sullivan, jr, has just graduated from Annapolis and has been assigned | lc%servtce in the United States Marine | TpS. Garden Luncheon Given For Miss Lange, Bride-Elect. Miss Juliana Lange and Miss Dorothy Anderson were hostesses at a luncheon in the garden of the Cariton Hotel yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Marie Helen Lange, whose marriage to Mr. Clarence E. Geiger will take place 'hmday evening at 6:30 o'clock in St. ‘Thomas-Apostie Church. Among the’ guests were Mrs, F. C. Geiger, llu H.J hn(e. Miss Olive E. Geiger, Miss Dorothy Lange, Mrs. John J. Payette and Miss Vivian Wildman. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam A. Rellly, 5204 ,bl’t!-flfll street, entertained at dinner their home Friday ht. Their 'uuu were Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Louise Bral Frank Wheater, Prances Betty Wheater and ,lr. Ammerman of Philadelphia. Miss Lucille Bernhard enterfained at dinner at the Cariton Wednesday eve- ning followed by a theater party, in | honor of the Misses Greshman and Miss Jessie Vroom. O‘ pel’flon'l In'ereflf To Washington Residents The intercity golf and tennis tourna- ment between the Lakeside Country Club of Richmond, Va. and the Town and Country Club at Bethesda, Md., is affording a week end of ‘entertainment which includes luncheons, dinners, an informal dance last night and the presentation of trophies. A number of out-of-town guests were here for the ‘week end. Mrs. Willlam Thalhimer of Richmond, Va., is the week end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gold- smith of 3901 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Max Rich, Miss Fennle Rich and Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Hers:hfeld left Tuesday for California to be gone for two months. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Oettinger, who were guests at Wardman Park Hotel for two months’ have returned to their home in Wilson, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sigmund were the guests of honor at a dinner Monday night at the Town and Country Club, =iven bv their friends numbering about | I |a pajama party Tuesda) 30, pricr to their departure for Europe on the S. 8. Leviathan scheduled for June 29. Pink rambler | roses and daisles with lighted candles | formed an attractive eenterpiece for | the table. | Miss_Evelyn Schloss gave a supper | party Thursday night at- Glen Echo lo & number of her young friends. Hiner of the U. 8. Navy, Col. and Mrs. Hugh Matthews, Col.” and Mrs. Eli Fryer, Col. and Mrs. W. P. Upshur, Col. | and Mrs. Robert Underwood, Col. and | Mrs, C. F. Williams, Col. and Mrs, Jesse | Dyer, Ma). and Mrs. E. W. Fales, U. S. Army, Col. and Mrs. Charles Sander- Continu nations. E Afternoon and materials for formal wear ing Cocktail Jackets. No Exchanges. portant Riszik sale. TWELVE T Brothers REBUILDING SALE featuring for Monday Afternoon and Sport Dresses $39.75 Formerly $58.50, $65, $78.50 XQUISITE dress creations in lace, chiffons and smart combi- Formerly $59.50, EATURING Flowered Chiff All Sales final during this im- Mrs. Adolph M. Fishel enterhlned the Afternoon® Card Club yesterday at | mah-jong, followed by tea in her home, 2014 Connecticut avenue. There were two tables. Mrs. Armond Cerposs has returned from California and is with her flllllh- ter, Mrs. Alvin Newmeyer, before Mi ation of 75 Dinner Gowns 00 $67.50, $78.50 s and the favered fa + . . some models have H IR T EEN F Newmeyer leaves for Atlantic City |y 'y | Tuesday where with her family she has taken & cottage for the Summer. Mrs. Samuel J. Steinberger and son, Samuel jr., will be the guests of Mrs. Newmeyer and will motor with her to Atlantic City. Mrs. Henry Weyl left for New York Wednesday to attend the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jules-de- Mesquita, who gave a large dinner party at a eountry club near New York. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann have as their guests their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Fass of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Frank of St. Louls is the guest | 5o of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Price have re- turned to their home in Denver, Colo., after a two-week stay ad Wardman Park Hotel. Miss Marjorie Blumenfeld was hostess at a bridge luncheon Thursday, enter- taining & number of her young girl friends. Mrs. Max Weyl, 2d, has returned from Pittsburgh, where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Joseph Salomon entertained at y night to number of young girl graduate friends of her niece, Miss Hermine Wittgen- stein, Pussle games and a guessing contest with prizes were enjoyed and a buffet supper was served. Miss Edna Dreyfuss has returned from a stay of two weeks at the St. Charles Hotel, Atlantic City. ‘The closing exercises of the B\mdl’ place last | Yo school of the temple took Sunday momning and was tended. program of play] essays presented by the chi dnmo{v.he last four grades of the school were well given and awards were made. Mrs. Maury Simon has been spend- ing 10 days at the Hotel Shelbourne, Atlantic City, and was joined by Mr. Simon for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohner leave this morning for a trip of two weeks. Their itinerary includes Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York and New Haven, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jacobs and their little daughter, Carol, left Thursday for Atlantic City, where Mr. Jacobs has taken an apartment for the Summer. Mrs. Edgar Baum is visiting her ly at- 4 B e e ] ’ THE WOMAN'S SHOP OF RALEIGH HABERDASHER Record of Rockville Society Happenings Charmind and Varied Items of Interest Gathered| in Montgomery Capital and Adjoining Communi- Notes. ROCKVILLE, Md., June 22.—Sixteen pa i , Ruth Gaither, Margaret Huntington, Natalie Hicks, Gartner, Dorothy Johnson, Merry, Juliet Nicholson, Mary Nichol- son, Miriam Pasma, Helen Mathers, Janet Ray, Hilda Starkey, Sud- darth and Catherine Suilivan. Mr. Clayton K. Watkins, deputy clerk of the Circuit Court for the county, and Mrs. Watkins spent the the“leek motoring in n Mr. and Mrs. Warner E. Pumphrey of Rockville and Miss Elsie Lee Chis- well and Mr. Jack Allnutt of Washin ton were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. wnd L. Chiswell at Dickerson. Mrs. P. Calvert Cissel and Mrs. Helen Rice of Gaithersburg are in Seattle, Wash., where they will attend Summer school at the University of ‘Washington for six weeks. Before re- turning to Gaithersburg they ex visit Yellowstone Park, Clllfo other places of interest. John Buchanan Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brewer of Rock- ville, was among the graduates at the commencement ° exerc! Wednesday afternoon of the Western High School, ‘Washington. Miss Kate McMasters of Pocomoke Clt!. Md., is at the home of her sister, Mrs, Henry L. Wells, near Rockville, for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton De Vauck of New York City have been visiting and Mrs. Mortimer O. Stabler at e. William Bouic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Bouic, was among the > uates at the closing exerc! the ‘Washington, Western High School, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Catherine Dawson, who recently completed her *junior . year at Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts, has re- turned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Somervell Dawson, near Rockville, for the remainder of the va- cation after visiting in Mount Vernon, Young Peoples’ Society To Present Three-Act Comedy. “Go Slow, Mary,” a three-act com- edy, will be presented in St. Mary's parish hall, Aspen, Thursday evening, under auspices of the St. mry 's Young People’s Soclety. It will be directed by Mrs. Donald Bowie and the cast will include Miss Margaret E. Carroll, Miss Miriam Hedges, Miss Blanche Jones, Miss Catherine Rabbitt, Miss Dorothy Martin, Presscott Pisher, Harry Hedges, lence Rabbitt, Thomas Carroll, jr.; Charles Smith and Schley Bowie. A dance will follow. Mrs. Julian W. Whiting was hostess the Rockville Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home, in Rockville, this week. Greenlee of Rockville has nflw ‘Trenton, gone n 8. C., to spend several weeks visiting her brother and sister- v. and Mrs. Howard G. s ‘Alice Trundle and Miss Ann indle entertained at nine tabls l bridge in their home, in Gaithe: burg y afternoon, their and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil- liam Wiley, at Galther e Mr. and Mrs. S. Newton Brewer of hter, Mrs. Harry Isaacs, in New Mr. and Mrs. Mark La; h_and nd | children and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelz- man and children are in Atlantic cuy‘ where they have taken a cottage for the Summer. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kohner, have returned from 2 motor trip to Richmond, Va., where they visited relatives. Mrs, J. H. Michaelis, with her sister, Mrs. Edward Lehman, left yesterday for Phlllde‘ghll to visit th!ll' brother, Mr. A. Goldstein, on his seventy-fifth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Michaelis and Mrs. Lehman will spend the Sum- laer at the Hotel Shelbourne, Atlantic ty. $1650 Remarkable values in this sale of smartly tailored lovely Paulina sleeve- less frocks and frocks with sleeves featured in one and two piece models. New neck treat- ment, plaitcd skirts. crepes, silk piques, Rajah, prints, printed chiffons and polka dots in all the newest Summer shades. | | Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street h | Mrs. Charles H. Viett of Rockville, 1 | daug! K Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohner, with their | || ! TO WED IN OCTOBER MISS NANCY CALHOUN COLE, Dll{:ht of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cole, who announce her engagement 4 Mr. urence A. Barnes, the wedding to take place in the Autumn. ting in V: The Guild bf Chflst!‘p al crmrch, Ve was. entertained. by Joseph B. Pyles in the homl o( MH Walter A. Willilams Wednesday after- noon. Following -the usual business session refreshments were served. Miss Elizabeth Robertson, Miss Betty Willson and Miss Mary Kingdon re- turned to Rockville yesterday after a week’s visiat at Crandall's on the Chesa- peake Bay. Mrs. Harold C. Smith and two chil- dren of Rockville, left during the week d the Summer visiting Mrs. father, Mr. J. S. Smith, and oO.her relatives in Brownsville and Corpus Christi, Tex. Miss Eleanor Spielman has returned to her home in Galthersburg after spending some time visiting in New York City. Miss Anna Lee Coleman of Atlanta, | Ga., who has been on an extended visit at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bogley, in ville, has gone to New York for a visit of sev- eral days. She also expects to visit Philadelphia before returning to Rock- Mrs. Griffith Is Hostess At Club Bridge Party. Mrs, Willilam Griffith entertained at ‘Tuesday evening at her home in Gaithersburg, her guests including members of a card club to which she belongs and a number of other friends Mrs, Gary W. Bell made the high score and the other prizes went to Mrs. Wil- liam 8. Cooley and Mr. Al Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Poole enter- tained at their home on Montgomery avenue, Bethesda, Sunday, their guests | including Mrs. Everett Beall and sons, |Edmund and William Beall, and Miss | Catherine Atwood of Lay Hill, Mr. Ed- ward Wise of Forest Glen and Mr |Collins and daughter, Miss Margaret Oollins; Mr. Shepherd and Miss Brad- |shaw of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed ard daugh. ter, Miss Ella Plummer, and Miss Helen ‘Walker of Gaithersburg spent the last week end at Ocean City, Md., making the trip by automobile. After an absence of several weeks because of illness, Mr. J. William Wiley resumed his, duties early in the week as deputy clerk of the Circuit Court for the county. Rev. Oscar C. Barnes, former pastor of the Rockville Christian Church, and . Barnes of Urbana, Md., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Heim, and also visited other friends in Rock- ville nrly in the week. degree of doctor _of philosophy was conferred upon the Rev. Henry K. —Underwood Photo. | Pasma of the Rockville Presbyterian Prederick are at the home of Mrs. Brewer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence A. Chiswell, at Dickerson, for a visit of several weeks. Nuptial Ceremonies Challenging Interest. One of the simplest of the season's weddings in Montgomery County, yet of | more than ordinary interest, was that | of Miss Mary E. Grose, daughter of Rev. and Mrs, John A. Grose of Laytonsville, and Mr. W, Carter Baum of Washing- ton, which took place Thursday after- noon at the home of the bride’s par- ents. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bride in tie pres- ence of only members of the two fam- illes and a few intimate friends. The home was prettily decorated with ferns, roses and other flowers. ‘The bride, who wore a gown of white chiffon and a white picture hat and a eoru& bouquet, was. unattended, as was bridegroom. A small reception followed, after which Mr. and Mrs. Baum departed for an extended trip. They will make their home in Wash- ington. ‘Two weddings of interest in Mont- gomery Odunly lre scheduled for the eomlnb y evening Miss ulse Vhtfl dlulh%el’ of Mr. Mr. John Randolph Bailey of chester, Va., will be married at the home of the bride’s parents, and on qurdly Miss Clarice Helen Klnuley. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. ley of Ollth!rlblll". will become the of Mr. Lycurgus M. Griffith, jr., of Washington, formerly of Gaithers- burg. lr“hl Viett was given a surprise show- er at her home last evening by a num- ber of her Rockville friends. Miss Eugenia Warfleld entertained at a miscellaneous shower in her home Special Sunday Dinner ANNE’S TEA SHOP 1731 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 4229 Sunday Dinner, $ l .25 Grilled Ciud & Browned New Wi Broas 6 to 8 P.M.,, $1.00 a Hancock, Md., are spending some time Poolesville and | Hugh Carter, near Gaithersburg, Church at the commencement exercises ln.ul_zBl tveek of George Washington Uni- versity. Washington ):hn to Wed In New York Wednesday ‘The marriage of Mr. Edward Everett Robbins, jr., of Cleveland, son of Mrs. Edward Everett Robbins of Washington, D. C., to Miss Catherine Ware, daugh- ter_of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ware of New York, will take plwe Wednesday in the Church of the Resur: rection in New York, the Rev. E. Rus- sell Bourne officiating. A reception will be held at Sherry's ’nl!o'lnl Ihe cere- ed their mar- near Laytonsville last Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Marian E. Wen o: Darnestown, whose marriage Grover K. Walker of Ql“.hmburl wok place Tuesday evening. Her guests numbered 18. Mrs. Harvey Lyles of Wuhmlum until recently Miss Myrtle E. Young of Galthersburg, was given a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mon- day evening by the Sunday school class of Goshen Methodist Church, to which she belonged. About 50 members of the class and others attended. Church Society Entertains At Home for the Aged. ‘The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church at Goshen enter- tained at the Methodist Home for the Y., sister-in-law of Miss Ware; Mrs. John'B. Semple, jr., of Sewickley, Pa., and Mrs. Sturtevant Erdmann of this city * Mr. William M. Robbins of New brother best, rge L. Cramer of York, Pa., |N. A enpr, Toves o were s of ven) owl. who' wers_gussis of Mr. and Mrs. ue"r Pyles in Rockville several days during the week, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam G. Brewer, parents of Mrs. Cramer, at Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grifith of visiting in the' neighborhoods. 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