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1 Mrs. H.Ac. Des Moines Club Women Arrive in Los Angeles Today to Attend G. F. W.

C. Biennial Convention Weddings and Engagements the Chi Omega sorority and Mr. Herring attended the state university. WYMER-GRIER. 'R.

AND MRS. S. C. WYMER nounce ETHEL WYMER. means of tiny company with the Iowa and Minnesota, Des delegation Moines of women, club representing a a a a a a a number of the federated clubs of this city, will rive this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Los Angeles, the tion city of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, to attend seventeenth biennial convention.

In the group above, Mrs. Homer A. Miller represents the Iowa federation as one of its past presidents and a former Iowa Sixteenth street, anthe approaching marriage of their daughter, Ethel Agnes, to Leslie O. Grier, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas 0. Grier of Knoxville, la. The announcement was made known to fitteen intimate friends of the bride-elect last evening at an informal party. The date, June 23, was anU ed by envelopes tucked in the napkins. Miss Wymer is a graduate of West High and at the present time is connected with HarrisEmery's.

Mr. Grier is associated with the McCagg Coal and Mining company at Knoxville, where the couple will reside after a trip through Iowa and Missouri. RUSSELL-MONTJOY. engagement announcement A from Humboldt state of is interest that throughout the of Miss Muriel Russell. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Russell of Humboldt and Montjoy of Green wood, the wedding to be an event of late summer. Miss Russell, who is a graduate of the University off Iowa and a Delta Gamma sorority girl, WaS active in Red Cross work duringl the war.

Mr. Montjoy has five years, in New MURIEL RUSSELL. City with the Glenn Tobacco company and is now in Athens, Greece, as a representative of the same company. The bride elect will sail in July for Paris, France where the wedding will solemnized at the American church. The couple will reside in Athens.

MURIEL RUSSELL. YOUNKER-FRIEDMAN. Mr. Albert Younker of 1118 Thirty -eighth street announces the engagement and approaching marriage of his sister, Miss Helen Younker, to Mr. Stanley Berkson Friedman, son of Mrs.

George Friedman. The wedding will take place June 17, Miss Younker is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Younker. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Madison and at present is a member of the English department at the Iowa State college at Ames.

Mr. Friedman studied law at Washington university, St. Louis, and is now with the firm of Younker Brothers, WALKER---SMITH. Miss Walker and Mr. Dan F.

Smith were married last evening at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Ralph Wright, Rev. F. W. Mutchler performed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate relatives.

The bride was attired in jade taffeta and she carried 8 bouquet of sweet peas. After June 15 Mr. and Mrs. SMITH. Smith will be at home at 3115 South West Twelfth street place.

The bride has been connected with the Southern Surety company and Mr. Smith is associated with the Retail Credit company. MRS, DAN F. TESDAHL-SCHREIBER. The approaching marriage of Miss Inga Tesdahl and Mr.

Harry D. Schreiber was announced at a prettily appointed dinner Thursday evening in the Harris-Emery tearoom. The guests included Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority sisters of bride-elect with Mrs. Arthur P. Hurst as an additional guest.

Pink killarney roses were used as a center piece. The favors were miniature baskets with the announcement bearing the wedding date June 11 concealed in them. REYELT-RUBY. Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Reyelt of Harlan, announce the marriage of their daughter, Norma Louise, to Mr. Harlan H. Ruby, son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Ruby of this city, which took place Feb. 16.

The ceremony was performed The A. 0. U. W. OF IOWA Has Demonstrated That Life Insurance on a Sound Basis Can Be Successfully Conducted on the Monthly, Premium Plan.

DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER-JUNE 1, 1924. A COURTRIGHT PETERSON PHOT? WINGATE- ter goes also as press chairman for the Iowa federation and is taking an exhibit of press work done by her committee members and of her own work as club social editor of The Register and Evening Tribune. Mrs. Weitz will also attend as a member of the general federation press publicity department. She will appear on the press conference program with a talk on "Standardizing and Financing the State Club Organ." The Des Moines federation delegates in the party are Mesdames L.

R. Brown, J. E. Goar, Elizabeth MI9. H.M..

PATTEN Mic. HERBERT J. MOORS (Stookey, Miss Francis Kingsbury attends as delegate Review club, Miss Bonnie Marshall from Parliamentary Law club and Alice Tone Wells from the Proteus club. Mrs. Goar will sail June 25, in company with Mrs.

John C. Prescott of Seattle, for a summer's sojourn in Alaska. The Des Moines delegation will enjoy a number of social courtestes extended in their honor, including a luncheon at the Mari Louise, given June 9 by a former Des Moines resident, Mrs. James Harvey Windsor, now of Los Angeles. Iowa State college at Ames, where they were elected to Delta Sigma Rho, honorary debating fraternity.

Professor Carroll also affiliated with the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and after graduating he entered the college of commerce at Harvard. HANSMAN-BERRY. Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Hansman, Mas. L. BROWN COVANQIGHT 4900 Hickman avenue, announce Beatrice, to Mr. the engagement ind approaching Loren Maher of marriage of their daughter Eliza- Gilmore City, beth to Mr.

H. J. Berry, son of Mr. which took place and Mrs. S.

L. Berry, 1515 Thirty- at St. Mary's first street. The wedding will be church in Willevent of June 16. famsburg Monday, a 26, street, which took place May 2 in Los Angeles.

The couple will be at home after June 1 at 1318 West Eighth street, Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Grove was a former East High track captain and is now connected with the Johnson and Raas company, wholesale milliners of Los Angeles. -MAHER. R.

AND MRS. F. C. ROCK of VI marriage Williamsburg of their announce daughter, the with Rev. J.

A. ten officiating. The couple departed on a motor trip through the east and upon their LOREN MAHER. return will be at home in Gilmore City, where Mr. Maher is engaged in the drug business.

Mrs. Maher attended St. Joseph's college at Dubuque and the state university, where she affiliated with the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. The groom was graduated from Drake university. JOHN-DAVIS.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert John of 2611 Hickman avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine May, to Mr. Charles Olin Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Davis of Indianola. The wedding will be a June event. HAYNES-WEST.

10L. AND MRS. GLENN C. street, announce HAYNES of 671 Thirty-fifth street, announce the engagement and a p- proaching marriage of their daughter, Edna May, to Bruce A. West of Cedar Rapids.

The wedding will be a prominent event of late June. Miss Haynes attended Coe college where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and graduated from Drake university. MISS EDNA She has been a MAY HAYNES. physical director in Des Moines schools for the last year. Mr.

West is a Tau Kappa EpsiIon fraternity man and a graduate of Coe college. He is an all-state football star and a veteran of the world war. He is now connected with the Hedges Real Estate company of Cedar Rapids, where the couple will be at home after July 15. COURTNEY-MINOR. The morning wedding yesterday of Marguerite Courtney and Gilbert G.

Minor at St. Augustine's church was marked with simplicity, Father John Noonan officiating in the presence of 100 guests at 8 o'clock. The bride wore a white taffeta frock with a tulle veil held in place with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies and roses. Her sister, Mildred, attended her and wore a yellow georget gown with a hat to match.

The groom's brother, Harold of Pittsburgh, attended him. Mrs. Frank Flynn presided at the organ and the altar was decorated with bridal wreath. Following the ceremony breakfast was served to thirty guests at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Katherine Courtney, 115 Thirty-fifth street.

The couple left at noon for a motor trip to New Mexico and will be at home about July 1 at 1112 Oak Park avenue. Mr. and Mrs. James Courtney of Chicago and Emily Kearney of Fort Dodge were among the guests. Among the prenuptial affairs.

which honored the bride last week was a dinner at Hotel. Fort Des Moines Tuesday extended by the Phi Pho Sigma club. Europe and Alaska Are Destinations of Local and State Travelers CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. sailed yesterday from New York the Celtic for Europe. Rev.

Mr. McGuiness had his car shipped to Europe and he will motor through Ireland, France, Italy, Rome and Russia. Alaska Bound. Mrs. J.

E. Goar, who left Tuesday evening for Los Angeles to attend the biennial with will sail June 25 in company her sister A husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Preston of Seattle, for a summer's sojourn in Alaska.

Miss Fannie J. Kingsbury, who is attending the biennial, will sail June 21 for Alaska. En route home she will visit her nephew, Wilmot K. Royal of Portland, returning by the Canadian Pacific route. Linces Sail.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lince and daughter, accompanied by Mr.

Morris will sail this week for a summer's visit in Europe. Miss Eleanor Darnall of Des Moines, accompanied by Miss Reba Comford and Mrs. Jane Hume of Commerce, will sail June 14 on the Leviathan for a summer abroad. Mr. Earl Heartman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy H. Heartman, 2810 Rutland avenue, will also sail on the Leviathan. He will visit several musical centers before going to Italy where he will continue his studies. Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Rice are anticipating a trip to Europe this summer. Rev.

William Mack of Atlantic, will sail from Montreal for England June 21. Miss Florence Pink of Newton has made reservations to sail June 7 for London via Liverpool. Miss Edna Reitzel, an instructor at the University of Iowa, will sail on the Olympic this month for a tour of England and the continent. Going to Rome. Rev.

Father John Noonan, pastor of Augustin's church on Forty -second street and Grand avenue, will sail sometime this month for Europe with Rome as his destination. He will be absent from the city several months. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kearns of Los Angeles, are the parents of a son, William Edward Kearns, who was born May 24.

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QUETRIGHT Family Reunion to Feature Week's Social Affairs FAMILY reunion at the A George Cosson home, the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Durand, together with a sorority dance and lawn party, graduation affairs and prenuptial parties occupy the social calendar for the coming week.

The presence in the city of Mrs. Nellie Rigging of Cleveland, Mrs. Edith Williams of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. P.

R. Riggs of Mercedes, and Mr. Harry Riggs of Pasadena, all sisters and brothers of Mrs. George Cosson, is the occasion for the reunion at the Cosson home, 1599 East Ninth street. Today the family party will motor to Lamoni in Decatur county to spend the day and Monday will be joined by a niece, Mrs.

Ralph Mc Whirter and son, John, of Allison. Tuesday Mrs. H. Sylvester will entertain at luncheon in the Harris-Emery tearoom complimentary to the women guests, who are enjoying the reunion and Wednesday Mrs. Shirley Percival will honor the same group at the Hyperion club.

Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Durand will observe their golden wedding anniversary Saturday, June 7, celebrating the occasion quietly at their home owing to the ill health of Mrs. Durand. The couple were married in Carthage, and have made their home in Des Moines since 1880. Mr. Durand was engaged in the grocery business until four years ago.

They make their home with their daughter, Mrs. Reson S. Jones, 1056 Thirty-sixth street. Graduation Parties. Lamar Hallowell, and Edward Kruidenier assisted by their mothers have issued invitations for a 6 o'clock dinner Friday evening to be given at the home of the latter, 4124 Greenwood drive complimentary to their graduating class at Greenwood school and their teachers, Miss Nellie Warren, principal; Miss Beulah Dunbar, Miss Marie Baldridge, Miss Beulah Dunbar, Mrs.

Harshs, Miss Frances Blackman and Miss Estella King. Elroy Morrow entertained at an evening bridge party last night at his home, 2839 Ingersoll aveof Mr. and Mrs. G. Gamble, nue and Christopher her Gamble, son 3451 Grand avenue entertained the class and teachers at luncheon yesterday in the Younker tearoom followed by an Orpheum theater party.

Louis Alexander was host at a dinner party last evening at his home, 100 Glen Questive, entertaining the same East High Tuesday evening Banquetid View Golf club tne East High seniors will banquet. "Retrospect" will be the main subject of the after dinner program with Cleotus Schlesselman as toastmaster. The toasts anting. "Coming Up for Air," Alan Peterson; "Masters of Our Fate," Margaret Pelton; "Slough of William Hall; "Balloon Ascension." Margaret Fuller; "Romeo, Robert Young; "Alarm Clocks and Mud Ruth Thomas and "Roundup," A. J.

Burton. Zeta Delta Kappa. The annual spring dancing party of the Zeta Delta Kappa BONNIE MARSHALL Miss Mu9. H. L.

MISS BLANCELE- of the G. while her daughter, Mrs. Herbert J. Moore, goes as a delegate from the Des Moines Women's club. Mother and daughter will return to Des Moines by June 20.

accompanied by Mrs. Alex Ardry and daughter of Los Angeles. Others attending as delegates from the Women's club are Mesdames H. L. Carrel, H.

A. Habenicht, Frederick W. Weitz, C. A. Peterson, H.

M. Patten, Thomas Watters, V. A. Wilkins, Miss Lida Wilkins, Mrs. B.

E. Israel and Miss Blanche Wingate. The lat- by the Rev. R. J.

Campbell at the Grace Episcopal church in Cedar Rapids. Miss Gatesie Cullison of Harlan and Mr. Louis Boyer Fisher of Peoria, attended the couple. Mrs. is a graduate of Drake university where she affillated with the Zeta 'Phi sorority.

Mr. Ruby also attended Drake and is a member of Gamma Sigma Kappa fraternity. He is now connected with the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa. After June 8, Mr. Rudy and his bride will be at home at 410 Eddy apartments.

The marriage was announced at a luncheon yesterday given by the bride's parents. M'COY-GORDON. MRS. VERNON A double wedding occurred yesterday when Miss Faye McCoy and Mr. Vernon Gordon and Miss Smith and Mr.

Middlekauf united Trent. in marriage at Council Bluffs. Mrs. Gordon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. G. McCoy of 1219 Fourteenth street. She was graduated from Indianola Hi school and later attended the Iowa State college at Ames. The bride is now employed at the state auditor's MRS.

GORDON. VERNON office. Mr. Gordon is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Gordon of 1058 Thirty-first street, and attended Drake where he affiliated with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He is now associated with the Century Lum- company. PATTERSON-FORNEY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Patterson of Osceola announce the approaching marriage oftheir daughter, Hazel Aliene, to Mr. Malcolm F.

Forney, D. D. son of Dr. and Mrs. J.

W. Forney of 0 which takes place this morning at the home of the bride's parents. The couple will reside at 3731 a st Twenty MISS HAZEL eighth street, PATTERSON. Kansas City. Miss Patterson attended Des Moines university and formerly taught in the Sac County Consolidated schools.

The groom graduated from the Kansas City Western Dental college where he was vice president of the G. F. and a member of Alpha chapter of Cable Tow. BOOCK WALKER. The home of Rev.

F. W. Mutch- setting for the wedding of Miss Vera Lucille Boock, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Boock of West Side, and Mr.

Charles H. Walker of this city, which took place Thursday evening. The bride was attired, in powder georget with lace trimmings and she carried 8 bouquet of roses and valley lilies, be at home aft692 Nineteenth a graduate of university and also State Teachers Falls. Mr. director.

-M'NAMARA. been chosen by O'Brien, daughter O'Brien of 2600 for her marMcNamara, Mrs. John Mc- take place in church with McNamara offici- MRS CHARLEN I. WALKER. The couple will June 15 at street." Mrs.

Walker is Des Moines attended the Iowa college at Cedar Walker is a funeral June 17 has Miss Florence of Mrs. L. M. Kingman boulevard riage to Mr. Richard son of Mr.

and Namara of Winterset. The wedding will St. John's Catholic the Rev. Father ating. HELLMAN-STEIGLEDER.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hellman, 1141 Clinton avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter, Rose to Charles J. Steigleder, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Steigleder of Spencer. which took place Saturday, May The bride is a graduate of North High school while Mr. Steigleder was graduated from Iowa State college, where he affiliated with the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He is at present associated with the architectural firm of Smith, Hinchman Grylls of Detroit, where he is in charge of the engineering department: After June 15 the couple will be at home at 1099 Van Dyck avenue, Crestwood apartments, Detroit.

Detroit. SMITH Irene Smith and Mr. Trent Middlekauf who were united in marriage in a double ceremony with Miss Faye McCoy and Mr. Vernon Gordon yesterday Council Bluffs left on a wedding trip to Omaha and upon their return will be at home at 1146 Garden avenue. Mrs.

Middlekauf is the daughter of Mr. A W. H. Smith of Rockwell City SMITH MRS. DLEKAUI TRENT MID and has made her home with her brother, M.

S. Smith of this city. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middlekaut of 1428 Woodland avenue and is connected with the Sparkplug company of Flint, Mich.

MUELLER-FATH. Tena Mueller, 2932 Logan avenue, announces the engagement approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Rosamond Mueller to Mr. Fred Fath, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Fath, 915 Second street. The wedding will take place on July 8. WOODS-MOE. At a prettily appointed breakfast yesterday at Harris-Emery's tearoom, Mrs. Frank R.

Witof Newton announced the engagement of her daughter, Edith W. Woods, and John Frank Moe of Detroit, Mich. The wedding will occur in the early fall. Covers were arranged for the of Brooks school, several intimate friends and the bride's sister, Miss KitWoods of MISS EDITH W. Newton.

WOODS. Miss Woods has been a teacher in Des Moines schools for the last eight years, is a member of Chapter V. P. E. 0..

and is camp director at Camp Dunlap. Mr. Moe is connected with the Paige Motor company of Detroit and is a thirty-second degree Mason. The wedding will be the culmination of a friendship which began during the Shrine conclave in Des Moines. STEVENSON-CARROLL.

A wedding of statewide interest is that of Miss Mellissa son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stymest Stevenson of Council Bluffs, and Prof. Jean F. Carroll, son of former Gov.

and Mrs. F. Carroll of this city, which will take place Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents. 715 Hazel street, Council Bluffs. The wedding guests number seventy-six, among whom will be Mr.

and Mrs. Paul W. Carroll and two sons of Des Moines, Mr. Harold Roney of Mason City, Mr. Oliver Lindroth of Fort Madison and Mr.

William Mazanec of Louisiana, Mo. The couple will be unattended, the bride wearing a gown of ivory crepe. She will carry a shower bouquet of roses and valley lilies. They will spend their honeymoon in Colorado, returning to Des Moines Sept. 1, where Professor Carroll will resume his work as instructor of commerce at Drake university.

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H. L. Johnson of Numa, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Osee Olive, to Ralph J. Knout, son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. Knout of Des Moines. Miss Johnson graduated from Drake university and has attended Iowa State college for the last two years. She will receive her degree in home economics this month. Mr.

Knout attended Drake university, where he was a member of Chi Delta fraternity. He is a world war will receive his degree in electrical engineering from the Iowa State college this month. The wedding will occur in June, after which they will make their home in Schnectady, N. where Mr. Knout will be employed in the radio department of the General Electric company.

EV. AND MRS CHARLES PARR the SONS of Des Moines of announce their engagement daughter, Gladys, to Tolbert C. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Moore of Albia, Ia. June 13, the birthday anniversary of Mr. Moore and the thirtieth wedding anniversary of the bride's parents has been chosen as the date of the wedding. The engagement was first announced last evening at the home of the bride to a group of former college friends.

The date written on blue birds hidden in a nest of roses revealed the news. The guests were Misses Ruth Fellingham, Amy Coventry, Gretchen Beckman, Theresa Henley, Ilda Hammer, Irene Toubes, Mabel Dahlstrom, Flo and Mabel Moore of Albia and Bernice Bartlett of Cincinnati, 0. Miss Parsons is a graduate of Drake university and a member of the honor fraternities, Phi Beta Kappa and Kappa Delta Pi. Since her graduation she has been a mathematics teacher in the Ogden High school. Mr.

Moore is a graduate of Des Moines university, Drake law school and Yale university, where he received his doctor's degree in law. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta, national law fraternity, and of the Yale Book 'and Gavel fraternity. While at Drake he won the David I. McCahill scholarship at Yale. He is at present practicing law in Des Moines.

COOPER--GROVE. JOHNSON-KNOUF. Cards have been received in the city announcing the marriage of Miss Thelma Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.

Cooper of Los Angeles, and Mr. Jack Truman Grove, son Mr. and Mrs. John E. Grove of 1812 York sorority will be held Thursday at Park View club house with 100 couples participating.

Music will be furnished by the Music Masters and chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marxer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muelhaupt, jr.

Lawn Party. A Japanese lawn party will be given by Theta Sigma Chi sorority tomorrow night at the home of Miss Winifred Yule. Mah jongg will be a feature of the evening and invitations have been issued to twenty-five girls. Miss Betty Buckroyd will contribute an oriental dance in costume and the refreshments will emphasize the nature of the party. Miss Ruth Cavender and Mrs.

L. R. Danes, will assist the hostess. For Miss Caldwell. Two parties this week will honor Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, the first on Wednesday evening, when Mrs.

D. W. Crawford will entertain at her home, 1109 Twenty-sixth street. Twelve friends will present the honoree with a miscellaneous shower. Saturday evening twelve friends of Miss Caldwell will honor her with a box party at the Orpheum and luncheon followed by a slumber party at the home of Mrs.

Mose Johnson, 1430 Forty-fifth street. Miss Potwin's Parties. Mrs. J. S.

Compton and Mrs. C. D. Oyler of Valley Junction will entertain for Miss Dorothy Potwin on Saturday, the affair to be a miscellaneous shower. The Phi Mu Gamma girls gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Potwin on Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Marie Wicht, and Tuesday the Margaret Maulsby club extended her a similar courtesy.

Honoring Miss Rhody. In the series of prenuptial courtesies honoring Miss Veronica Rhody, three will be given this week. Monday Mrs. Will MeGrane and her daughters, Mrs. Hartley Kelly Marie following day Winifred and McGrane, will entertain, and the Kathleen 0'Grady will be hostesses at their home, 3205 Grand avenue.

Saturday the Misses Mary and Katherine Haley will be joint hostesses at a luncheon party. Thursday evening Mrs. John Stark and Miss Gertrude Fogarty entertained at a bridge party for Miss Rhody. For Miss Sharman. A series of parties are being planned for Georgina Sharman, whose marriage to Russell E.

Moon has been announced for June 14. Next Saturday evening Dorothy Sharman, be sister hostess of the bi will at an evening bridge party at her home. 941 Twenty-sixth street. On the evening of June 10 Darlene Hydeman will entertain at her home, Thirty-ninth street and Grand avenue, and June 11 Miss Irene Selindh will be hostess at an evening party at her home, 1208 Fremont street. Yesterday at the Golf and Country club a bridge luncheon was given, complimentary to Miss Sharman, by Hazel Frey, Florence Gavin and Agnes Jordan.

A Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Still and Mrs.

Go George Still of Kirksville, will arrive in Des Moines Wednesday to be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brunk and attend the commencement exercises of the Des Moines high schools, when Summerfield Brunk will graduate from Roosevelt school. They will also remain for the commencement exercises of Drake university, Dr. Still being an alumnus.

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