Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1929, Page 40

& SBUIETY .. Informal Fes Week’s Record in Annapolis Oficers on Duty at Other Posts Spend Week End With Home Folk of Interest. ANNAPOLIS, July 13.—A number o(‘ officers whose families are here for the Summer spent the holidays last weck in Annapolis and remaimed over the week end. Capt. Willlam J. Glles left | early Monday for New York after a visit to his family in their apartment at | 8 Maryland avenue. | Capt. Harry Shoemaker also was a | guest at 5 Maryland avenue, where he | Joined Mrs. Shoemaker, who is spending | this month with Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan. | Capt. Shoemaker left Sunday for Lake- | hurst, N. J., where he is on duty. ! Comdr. Fred T. Berry spent a few | days here last week and has returned | to Lakehurst. Mrs. Berry and their two young sons are at Carvel Hall. Most of the entertaining of the past | ‘week has been of an informal nature— swimming parties, boti for the younger and older sets, which was a substitute | for mors formal entertaining. | Greay r:tuet 18 expressed over the de- parture of Mme. Campario and her son, Manfredo Campario. Mme. Cam- pario spent most of her girlhood in An- napoils and has many friends here. Saturday evening, July 6, Mrs. Carlos Cusachs gave a dinner for Mme. Cam- pario in her residence, Ogle Hail | Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. | Svivester La Brot, Mrs. John Pitcher, | Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey, Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Manly, Mr. Mason Terry, Lieut. James McWiilfams | and Mr. Willlam Whitridge of Balti- | more. | M William J. Giles was hostess Sunday to a small company at breal fast, for Mme. Campario in her apart- | ment on Maryland avenue. Among tne guests were Capt. d Mrs. William F. Halsey, Comdr. and -Mrs. M. E. Manly. Mrs. Carlos Cusachs, Mr. Mason Terr: Comdr. and Mrs. John B. Pollard and | Capt. Granville L. Ageny of Boston. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant gave & | farewell supper party Sunday evening in honor ‘Mme. Campario, the com- pany including Mrs. Carlos Cusachs, Miss Mollie Milligan, Mr. Manfredo Campario and Mr. Mason Terry. Mme. Campario and her son left An- napolis Monday for the North. Mme. Campario will go to Narragansett Pier, where she will be the guest of Mrs. | Trving H. Chase. From there she Wi visit Mrs, James Sheldon, jr., in her cottage at Saunderstown, R. I. and the latter part of July she will be the guest of Mrs. Malcolm Chase at Hyannisport, Mass. Mr. Manfredo Campario will be the guest of the Duchess Elsie Tarloni, formerly of Rome, and her children at Greenwich, Conn. Capt. Granville L, Ageny, Marine Corps, was the week-end guest of| Comdr. and Mrs. John B. Pollard In| their residence on Rodgers road. ‘Mr. Baldwin's House Party Noteworthy Event. The house party given by Mr. Chris- | topher Baldwin of New York at Spring | Hill, the residence of his mother, at Waterbury, near Annapolis, terminated | Monday. Those in the party were Miss . ‘Abigail Johnson, Miss Rosalind Stair of | K New | ! New York, Mr. A. W. Sheppard of | Haven, Conn.; Mr. R. M. Norris of New | Rocheile and Mr. R. G. Hodge of Chi- cago. Mr. Christopher Baldwin left ‘Monday for his home in New York. Mr, Willlam Baldwin also left Water- bury for New York Monday, and Mr.| ‘Richard Baldwin left for St. Louis. Mr.| and Mrs. Warrin, Bsldwin and their | daughter, Miss enna Baldwin, and | their younger son, Mr. Warrington Baldwin, jr. who have also been | ‘Waterbury for a few days. left Sunday | for New York, where at midnight they sailed for a trip abroad. Mrs. J. Chantry Brooks of New York | left Monday after a visit with Mrs.| Richard Baldwin at Waterbury for sev- | eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes en- tertained at a dinner Sunday evening at the Annapolis Roads Club. All!fll‘l!J those present were Admiral and Mrs. ‘Walter McLean, Mrs. Alexander Bentley of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Walter N.| ‘Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vallant and Mr. y Herzog. Mrs., Owens, wife of Maj. Arthur Owens, and her daughter, Mrs. God- frey, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Vincent H. Godfrey, gave a card party Tuesday afternoon in their eountry home, The Hill, near Annapolis, in honor of Mrs. Hilliard, widow of Comdr. Robert B. ‘Hilliard of the Construction Corps, who visited here recently as the guest of Mrs. S. S. Robison, wife of the supe: intendent of the Naval Academy. There were four tables of bridge, with addi- tional guests for tea. Mrs. L. C. Bertolette and her son and | daughter, Mr. Calvin Bertolette and Miss Lucille Bertolette, are spending the remainder of the month in Washing- ton, where they are occupying the apartment of Capt. and Mrs. Fred H. Poteet, the latter a sister of Mrs. Ber- tolet! t 3100 Connecticut avenue, Lieut. William Shannon Heath, left Annapolis Sunday for Cambridge, Mass., where he will remain until the latter part of August for a course at Harvard. Prof. and Mrs. John Tyler and their children left Annapolis last week for Sea Pines, at Virginia Beach, Va,, where | they will remain for the rest of the Summer. 5 Lieut. and Mrs. Roger Nelson are occupying the old Reverdy Johnson . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bigelow, who own the house and who have 1e- cently returned from a long stay in California, have moved to a house on Duke of Gloucester street. ‘Mrs. Dinger, wife of Capt. Henry Dinger, and_Mrs. Hamilton Gale and ‘her son, Mr. Hamilton Gale, were among those who were in Newport for the last week end. They were present at the wedding of Mrs. Gale's niece, Miss Katherine Halligan, and Ensign Charles Adair, which took place Saturday, July | 6. Mrs. Dinger returned the first of the | ‘week to her home here. ‘Woods-Rhea Wedding Attracts Wide Interest. A wedding of great interest, .which | took place here Saturday, July 6, Was | that of Mrs. Anita Birney Rhea, for- merly of San FPrancisco, and Lieut. Ralph Gunston Woods, U. 8. N., now on temporary duty here. The martiage took place in the afternoon in St. Mary's Catholic Church. Mrs. J. C. Rhea of ‘Washington, the bride’s former mother- in-law, was_ present at the ceremony. Mrs. J. C. Rhea and her mother, Mrs. Lee, spent the Winter here two ye . There was a small reception a the wedding at 7 Thompson street, | where the bride and b zeside after their wedding The engagement of Miss Anne Fon- taine Maury, daughter of Mr. Charles ‘Walker Maury of Norroton, Conn., to Lieut. Comdr. Robert Maury, now_ on duty here, has been The bridegroom, who is attached to the Ordnance Department, is from Dan- vmem, v;..‘“ and has living at vel E The Four Rivers Garden Club met Tuesday in the residence of Mrs. A. G. Cooke, Spring Hill, at Waterbury, near Annapolis. pol Mrs. Robert H. Campbell of Rock- ville, Md., is this month with A et amsoai i . st ver street. . Cam] - in-law of Mrs. er, wife of Capt. ‘Harry Shoemaker, U. 8. N. ‘Mrs. Brainard, wife of Comdr. Roland M. Brainard, and their daughter, Miss Hligabeth Brainard, left Annapolis last ‘week for the West Coast, where Comdr. Brainard has | Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. King on Prince | rldgroomp‘ wili tivities Mark s—Personal News Handy, in their Summer residence at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Great intercst is taken here in the appointment of Mr. Fisher as vice consul to Calcutta. Mr, Fisher is the son of Col. Ralph Earle Fisher, U. S. A, and Mrs. Fisher, the latter formerly Miss Nellie Gassaway of An-| napolis. Mr. Fisher will sail July 15 for | his new post ard will travel through | Europe to Constantinople. He will then | g0 to Athens and sail for Alexandria | and Cairo, from there to Port Said and | then to Bombay and Caleutta, Mr. Fisher, who is a graduate of , is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway of Annapolis. Mrs. Nevette Steele and Mrs. Brooke have returned to their on Murray Hill after a visit to Brook- | lyn, N. Y., where they were the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Iszac Yates, the lat- ter a sister of Mrs. Steele, in their home In the Brooklyn Navy Yard. | [ ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY | I Mr. Gilbert Jefferson Cox has issued | invitations for the marriage of his| daughter, Prances Forbes {u the Rev.| Francis Erie Irving Bloy of Missour, | Tuesday, July 30, at noon, in St. Pauls | Episcopal Chureh. Mr. Bloy was cne | of this year's graduating class at the Virginia Episcopal Theological S<mi- nary. Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay Puddin announce the engagement of their daughter Page Ramsay. to Dr. W. ‘The wedding will take place in November. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Ressell left Monday for Mystie, Conn., 10 stay until September. Mrs. Taylor Burke and her two chil- dren ‘are spending the Summer at | ‘Woodberry Forest. | Mrs. Frances Smoot Danenhower has | 1;0:\:5 to Atlantic City to spend several | weeks. { Mr. Tom Huifish is spending Lis v cation at Ocean City, Jiu. Miss Inez Moore and Miss Margaret | Moore entertained their bridge club | Wednesday evening .n their 1ome on | Prince street. Mrs. Samuel B. Moore, Miss Ruby ‘Thomas and Dr. and Mrs. T. Dodd went last week to Fort Va., where Dr. Dodd is attending the Reserve Officers’ Training Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Serviss have returned to their home in Predericks- burg after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John | P. Chadwick. | Miss Clara A. Moore has gone to the Catskill Mountains, > remain for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller of Sumter, S. C., who have been visiting the for- mer's sister, Mrs. C. J. Goldsworthy, started last week for Talifornia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills and their two young sons of Pikesville, i North Columbus street. | Mrs. Malcolm Wes.cott Hill of Balti- more is visiting her mother. Mrs. George R. Hill, on South Washington street. Mrs. 'Cora Webster Kelley is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Martyn in their Summér home on South River, near Annapolis. Lieut. Bailey Stationed At Annapolis for Duty. Mrs. William Byron Bailey, who has | been for some time with her parents, street, has joined Lieut. Bailey in Al napolis, where the latter will be st: tioned for the next year. Mrs. Charles C. Carlin is spending the Summer at Clifton gs, N. Y. Miss Ellen Fraser of Georgetown, 8. C, who was the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carlin, jr., in their home on North Washington street, went last week to Oeean City, Md. Dr. P. Boothe Pulman, Dr. Thom J. Kelly and Dr. Carl Dreifus are a tending the Medical Corps Reserve Of. ficers’ Training Camp in Carlisle, Pa. | Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Walling and Mr. | Austin Walling have gone to their home in Chaffee, Mo., after a visit to | Mrs. George Darley on South Royal | street. - | Mrs. Florence Dow returned last | week to her home in Atlanta after a | visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | H. J. Baker. { Mrs. Carl Glepn and her small daughter, Frances Belle Glenn, of Al lentown, Pa., are visiting the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rose, on North Patrick street. | Mr. and Mrs. Clay T. Brittle and | their children have returned from a | trip to Old Point Comfort. Mrs. Willlam S. Umstead of New York and Mrs, Bernard Swartwood of | Staten Island are the guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. M. E. Crumm, on South Royal street. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dunn and Mr. Alvin Dunn are home from a visit to Mrs. Dunn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Baker, in Stafford County. Mrs. Marshall is back from a short stay in Atlanta, where Mr. Marshall is living temporarily. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Heglar, Miss Zena ‘Stiwalt and Mr. Marvin Heglar ‘of Landis, N. C., were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. James Keller are spend- ing a week at Custlemans Ferry, in Clarke County. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gemeny of Richmond are visiting the former's brother, Mr. Melvin Gemeny. Mrs. P. M. Fritter has returned from a visit to relatives in Stafford County. Miss Jeannette Michelbach is home from the Y. W. C. A. camp on West River, Md. Miss Katherine Adams has 3one to the camp to spend several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Powler are spend- ing a month in Harrisonburg with relatives. Mrs. Dalton Taylor and Miss Ruth ‘Taylor are home from a visit to relatives in .Hanover, Va. Two Weddings Added Te Midsummer Quota. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ennis announce the lage of their daughter Billy R RS RS LY Ou service unsurpassed—your will be beautiful, natural, cluded. recently been ordered for sea duty. Ann las Valk, d of b e D o, ity o Glrl‘-‘x‘:.fl: at m near Ann:rolul: | Ady will take place in | chant, at Blowing Rock, N. C. DORATHY Perfect Permanent In the style you wish will be your greatest satisfaction for months. method is the result of nine years’ study and experience—our THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGION, PAULINE GA. Gannen, whese marriage to Mr. John Hamilton Paughter of Mr. and Mrs. J gust. to Mr. Edwin Bishop Albaugh Wednes- | day, July 3, in Rockville, Md. i Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Wade announce | Adeline to Mr. Leslie Byrl Rider. son | of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rider of Pitts- burgh Saturday, July 6, in Rockville, | Md., the Rev. B. M. officiating Mr. Mrs. Rider are living at 115 | South Patrick street and will leave by | motor August 1 for a delayed wedding | trip to Canada. | Mrs. Mary W. Troth and Mrs. Otis Hullings went to Mackinac Island, | Mich., Iast week as delegates from the local club to the national convention of the Business and Professional Wom- en’s League. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. party Friday evening for their son, Tom Vernon. Among the guests were Louise Wheatley, Eunice Bruin, Virginia Pitts, | Katherine Janier, Dorothy Pitts, Margie | Briscoe, Louise Jones, Margaret Siye, | Freda Pulman, S8ydmey Hancock, George | Reynolds, Ben Baggett, Burton Way- | land, Robert Clark, Courtland Peyton, James Jones, James Bruin, William | Vernon and Robert Vernon. | Mrs. Richard T. Hammett has re- turned from a stay at Virginia Beach. Miss Mary Lindsey, who was at the beach with Mrs. Hammett, is now visit- "Lawrence Price and Mr. Price’s mother, | nd M - | her home on | n Mrs. Jessie Price, ton , Md., s end with Miss Whiting in Cameron street. Mrs. Mildred Allen of Washington is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Barnhart. Miss Elena Norris is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Mer- | Mrs. Mary A. McFarlane of Rens- selar, Ohio, Mr. J. G. McFarlane, Miss | Charlotte McFarlane and Miss Mar- | garet McFarlane of Quincy, Til, and | Miss Beatrice McPFarlane of Lafayette, Ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Charles L. Mann. . | Mrs. A. F. Elmore and her young son are visiting relatives in Indiai apolis. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Conway left | last week for Chicago., where they will | make their home in the future. { Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chinault and | their children have gone to their home | in Seven Valleys, Pa., after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Spylman. Miss | Helen Spylman is spending a month | with relatives in Indiana. | Mrs. W. C. Bryant and her grand- | daughter, Miss Eleanor Munson of | Cleveland, Ohio., are the guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Philip’ An n. ) t. and Mrs. Harry Heller of Wash- ington are spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Jesce B. Heller. Miss Mary Louise Plowman is the guest of relatives in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Werner, Mr. and Mrs. John Logan, Miss Mary Hardin and Mr. Owen Obaugh motored to H risonburg and spent the week end. Mr. Benjamin Wheatley, after spend- ing a week at Virginia Beach, is in New York City for a few days before returning to Alexandria. Mrs. George Keegan has returned from New York City, where she attended of Mrs. Sterling in Saranae, N. Y. Other Special News Notes Listed in Week’s Record. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Carmen have gone to their home in Salem, N. J., after a visit to the latter’s mother, Mrs. Emma D. Hantsmon. Mrs. Hantzmon 2lso has had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Flynn and Mr. Ambrose Atwell of Richmond. ‘Young Mr. Hammond Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tayloe Snyder. jr., ie with his grandparents. Mr. and %ra. N. T. Snyder, in Shepherdstown, . Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Matter and Miss Louise Schwarzmann left last week by motor to visit Mrs. James Landers in Anderson, Ind. Mrs. John Thornton Ashton and Miss Lucy Lennox Ashton are staying in Atlantic City while Dr. Ashton is at- tending the Medical Reserve Corps camp at Camp Carlisle, Pa. Mrs. J. K. M. Norton and Miss Gault. Norton are the.guests of Mrs. Bilton Lawson in 3 ‘Atlanta is visiting Toms. Upperville. Mrs. Louis Kyle of her sister. Mrs. A. L. Mrs. Ciifford Burke is the guest of | her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and | LE b g LU L e g g g g b g Metropolitan 9012 r: SHOPPE waves glossy and long In('ing—luirdunm‘ in- * THE DORATHY SHOPPE s 305-306 Westory Bldg., 14th & F Phone M_m'opolim 9012 , > NNON, —Underwood Photo. s. John Vaillancourt in Bay City, ich, Mr. Richard Lewis Cheeseman of Felsmere, Fla., is with his aunts, the M | the marrtage of their daughter, Virginia | Misses Fawcett. on Prince street. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Winegard are home from a visit to the latter’s sister, Mrs. B. E. Jewell. in Gary, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pitcher of Balti- more were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U. Fairfax. The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sowers, Miss Ella Lee Sowers and Mr. Willlam Sowers are at home after a visit to Mr. Jack Sowers in Bridgeport, Miss _Alice Cardwell of Mount N. is now the guest of Dr. Vernon gave a | Mond: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. thy Thiele and Mr. George Kirkley of Miami, Fla., are spending several weeks with Mrs. R. Purdy. Mrs. C. Aubrey Callahan and her young dxufhur, Jessica Callahan, have gone to Atlantic City for several weeks’ stay. Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Bowman are visit- ing their son, Mr. Lester Bowman, in Atlanta. Miss Clara Grant of Boston is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold Grey. Miss Dorothy Pollock of Harrison- burg is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Olmstead. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brewer, Miss Elizabeth Brewer, Miss Lucy Munson and Mr. Willlam Clark are spending a week at Piney Point. Novel Written in Plane. In a list of favorite places for writing books, Joan - Sutherland, the Englisi novelist, said that she went to Paris often while at work on “The Golden Altar” that she wrote much of it as she flew over the Channel. Bernard Shaw is quoted as saying that he writes most easily in a train. Alec Waugh con- fessed that he had to go to the country where there is no telephone. STETSON SHOE A Stetson Shoe Shop Smart Footwear Formerly $12.50 to $18.50 ‘| trom 9 to 12. D. ©., Reserve Corps Class On Period of Training At Quantico Station! Diills and Other Exercises Give Post War-Time -As- pect—Social Events of Week Outlined. QUANTICO, July 13.—With the ar-| | rival of the first class of Marine Corps Reserves the post has taken on & regu- lar war-time military appearance. The men drill on the parade ground morn- ing and afternoon and are having rigid and excessive training for their two week’s stay here. The officers of the post gave a dance and bridge party for the reserve officers Wednesday night. Dancing was on the tenn's court at the Officers’ Club and tables for those who played bridge were in the clubrooms. Music was furnished by the post orchestra and dancing was Maj. and Mrs. C. F. B. Price enter- tained at dinner st the Officers’ Club for the reserve officers of the advanced class before the dance. Capt. and Mrs. L. D. Hermle were hosts to a party of six at dinner prior to the dance Wednesday, having among their guests Capt. and Mrs. Lee H. Brown of Washington. Other Notable Functions Listed in Week's Events. Lieut. Albert A. L. Ort, C. E. C,, U. 8. Navy, and Mrs. Ort had e'ght guests at dinner Wednesday night, later taking the company to the dance. Lieut. W. L. Richards, C. E. C, U. 8. Navy, and Mrs. Richards were hosts to eight at luncheon Saturday, July 6. their guests being members of the Civil Engi- neer Corps from Washington and the post. Miss Helen McDonald was hostess at a bridge tea Saturday afternoon, July 6, | for her house guest, Miss Josephine Shepp. Miss Anne Nettekoven, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. J. 1. Nettekoven, gave a bridge party for Miss Shepp Friday afternoon, July §. Swindler, was hostess at three tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon, having addi- tional guests in for tea. Mrs. Plett, wife of Lieut. J. W. Flett, ®ave an attractive tea Wednesday after- noon for Mrs. Schwable, wife of Lieut. Col. F. J. Schwable, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Towner. Mrs. W. L. Richards entertained the Tuesday afternoon bridge club this week and Mrs. Claude A. Phillins had the Thursday afternoon club, inviting guests to fill several additional tables. Col. and Mrs. Eli T. Fryer. who have been on leave at™Atlantic City, spent Priday night. July Capt. Omar T. Pfeiffer, on their way to Parris Island, where Col. Fryer will be JULY 14, 1929—PARYT Mrs. Swindler, wife of Capt. L. 8. | the post with | in Fowler of Chicago. Col. P. L. Bradman recently drrived at the post and has taken up his duties as chief of staff, relieving Col. Fryer. Capt. and Mrs. Campbell H. Brown have taken guarters at the post. Maj. Lyle H. Miller left recently for several weeks' leave on Crystal Lake in has been for some time. Maj. and Mrs. Denig and Son Seon to Sail for Europe. Maj. and Mrs. R. L. Denig and their young son, Jimmy, will sail Monday for Europe. They pian to be gone several months. While in London they will see their son, Midshipman Denig. who is on the midshipmen's crulse at the present time. | _Lieut. H. J. McInnis, Dental Corps U. 8. Na won the men’s tennis tour- nament for the officers’ class. The regular monthly smoker eld in the post gymnasium Priday eve- . Between boxing bouts there were vaudeville acts. | The entire post participated in the base ball game Thursday in Baltimore between the Quantico team and the Baltimore Piremen. A special train carrying the men and officers from Quantico left the station at 12:30° SHOP OF THE RALEIGH HABERDASHER NNOUNCING — ~ the Scrfii-Annual . CLEAR SALE Reduced to 3 command. Miss Betty Price has as her house | guests Miss Betty Fowler and Miss Jane | northern Michigan. where (Mrs. Miller $1275 OMEN accustomed to fine footwear \ look forward to this twice-yearly event. Presented at decidedly worth- 3. RECENT BRIDE ! MRS. PAUL J. MURPHY, Formerly Miss Anna May Knight of | Alexandria, Va. —Underwood Photo,! o'clock. There were three battalions of three companies each. The post band and field music detachment accom- panied the regiment. The formation started on Barnett avenue at 12:15 o'clock and marched to the station. At | the Mount Royal Station in Baltimore | there was a mass formation, awaiting the commanding general, Smedley D. Butler, who led the parade through Baltimore to the Oriole Base Ball Park, where the game was pl#yed. 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