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twelve
nOXOLULC STAR-BULLETIN', SATURDAY, SEPT. G, 1913.
Mm
O U'EEK li complete. without its f
wedding ia these days of cinch
matrimony. Commencing,- with .
v. ay last spring when Juliette Ataer-.
ten started the fashion by marrybz.
Jack Guard end ending on .Wednes
day of . this week with the McCorris-"
ton-Crafg nuptials, the 'little 'god
Hymen has had a busy teascra-tylng''
the marriage knots end fmishfiig''cff "
tLe good work begun by Cupid. And
euth a variety of knots as there has '.
L( n cf .so many colors, and tied In
rj many ways Lrge weddings, small '.
'..f iJIsgs church weddir.gB, home.
vtddingE,'Cut-of-doors .iand Indoors,
a ch on a ; having its own . Individual
rcte to make It distinctive from the
ethers. Groat charm and old-fathicn-'.
f J hospitality marked the marriage of
Mies Nina Craiic to Mr. Daniel Mo
Ccrristonxm Wednesday n'.gbt A de-s
I "htful Informality pervaded the
Craig hoTTie' where the event took
; '.za an informality beginning at the,
t ... r.clusion of the ceremony, extend
L. .z thrcugh the reception iand sup
r and .tudlag with a! rollicking
r.ce la the drawing room which the
..ihuslattlc ones "cleared for action." i
::.e lively music of Kaai's quintet add
1 the final jolly note to this occa
:i of rejoicing. : , , X . ' . ,
li e deccratioas were simple but
'cctlve, a pink and white; color
c:ne was carried out with pink
tfed tlgtr lilies, roses 'and waxy
r.tion Lulls, with streamers and,,
rs knots of pink and white tulle.
. v altar was constructed with a cur
i cf. soft green vines, semi-enclos-'
ty inks and palms, caught, here '
: t'.tro with. tulle. In the large
.(.r, erected on the lain tor the
r tatlt-s, hundreds of, pale pink
:us were garlanded about, ;'a
:y wall of them closing one end.
:.tlre place wa3 brilliantly Ilium
I v, .;h green and whif Incan-
t j lobes. -- . - ' . i -' .!-... vj
. ;!y at half past et-ht ' the'.
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r s. Dan Il Lit ( v r t t on
.riy entered Jthe drav.;;room K.5J EI 2? KRIS M.M 8 K M 8 9 r, 2b3
- etwecn an Kerr, -Mr. and Mro: R. W. Breckons,', jvoiaudr G.
Photo by Perkins.
Uu7ci Ys Vf Vow
' . "vT ' itcto, .--3-Ii reckons, Mr. Percy Deverill, . ecu Miss Nawccmb, LleuL' B. R.
cs attended only by her sister. Mjv (Jeo Fu,lerf Mn and Mrg Wm. p(,toI1, Capt and Mrs. John Thomas,
.r.a Lennett as rnatjn oi non- Car; bcip j M,8S MarjorJe preeth, .Ma . 4 gn.-s -Walker and Capt and Mrs.
. LcVert McCcrrttc irctUer Mr Mfg-. Wm. .Williamson, Mr.lG ge if ; Jamerson. ' .
:ny Lcoge to Entertain.
Monday evening, September Ji,
.tjtcay Lodge No. ,X O. O. F.r will
".mataTcr their wtve and the mem-
thq Rehekah Degree, in the
t r. cua jmts. iu. ii. woaenousa, mt,
.'and -.Mrs. Geo. F. Davles, Mr. and Mrs.
1 ,4'ef '.'V off. Mr. C. F. Drake. Mr. and Mrs. H:-crti
V.ynl ii0CS Ji ir'a",ur;, lhofl A. O-Brien,-. Mr. and Mrs.-A.1' ; On
tv i t nn r i ii r iu . . ri.
t'-!... . i cv .T-ht,. uartonb?rE,Ur. and Mrs.' H. G. Smart, m;.
. 5 -A - . ' L TTT r.- Chaa Lucas. JrJ Mr. and MTa.T. .i
1 ? l0' U1,e AVt it V bwanzy; Gov. and Mrs.1 W. F. Frearl Ibe.s tf
:.nett's gown was a Davisou
a copy of a I rcr.ch model tla iIr and Mrs. James
u waa maae ia me mo-
I.;.; lie.
'I - o' mutton" style, the fckirt
c ry full over the hips tr.d scant
fttt, with a daring JUtle slit
showing the exquisite lace
I tticoat The material was
;:ul strawberry pink brocade.
Odd.FellowB UalL
v The committee on arrangements, un
der the direction of the Noble Grand
c. IL Brown, have everything in read-
Geo. Kluegel, Mr. and Mrs. D.!I Aus-
Wakefleld.
Mr. and Mrs.'Wm. Thompson, Mr. andJss lor the occasion: The prize for
Mrs. B. IL Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. L. ihe highest score in the card games
rerry, ilr. David Center, Mr. and Mrs. will be a' handsome large cutlasa
A. G. Horn,. Mr. A. K. Smythe,-Mr. pitcher foc.the lady, and for the Odd
and Mrs. J. F. Child;j"lr. E. T. An- J fellow making the-highest score, the
dcrson, Mr. Bradford Sumner Mr. and! Prize M be a. gold Insignia of the or-
aer. ' - ' ;;. 1 :. . . . -
Vho musiev will be furnished by a
trufntette' elub of Havfraiians, assuring
fine music for these who care to dance
the l'ght fantastic' 7 V ; '
Refreshments w.i be- served on the
roof garden at v ten thirty, at which
tme the Noble Grand and a number
cf the brothers will speak a few words
appropriate to the occasion.
The "At home" is given In honor
'1 m'n(A rtA raz lace the new " , y i: w iub witcs ana memoers oi me ue-
ch Leas of transparency .being VS-Z"nrt?.T- Arr.iua 'Bree-.I0.r we wives anaes-
Fame 0010 and eUllished ott- "'Jf. IL ,?ut 1 Ph- Mr and
;.-v -vStai TiflRfiPmenterI. Mrs.John Fleming, Mrs. Margaret Mor-
" T CQTi Mlcoot MnrtrQTl Klaodro Xf Afrrnti
ere a tulle butterfly bow on ner ?r' ."tt".,
l :nl;
i ..H.mitr-lvt VflTIi.
S -5D uuubuu.. drnn. Mrjand Mrs C.mvo Mr. rarrlo
made of brocaded ctiar t,),inrft
Mrs.
Mrs.
"AVrrrih. ' Carter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Myatt,
;?WB 'WS ;fSSS;Li rSl" dron- Mr-and Mrs- Grove. Mrs. Carrie
t was made of brocaded char y;,,,, - nA f ,--
-e wiih a long court train hang- ,ingwcrth Mr. Paul- Knudsen, Mr, Al
frcn the shoulders. The .under fre(j hooper," Mr. F. J. II. Schnack.
s and bodice were draped i lth Mr and Mrs. II. Davis. ? Mr. Walter
J i(to the coetume. Jb4 to-. Buckland. lrs. S. Gertz. Mr. and Mrs.
was ";ppliqued with exrinlsite
rtian I, Int. A boudour cap -oi
te degaze lace, caught with
; e bli-soms held the long .tulle
in llace. Orange blossoms
v.t it li gain at the hem of the
peclally the Rebckahs have in the past
shown great friendship, and have ever
been ready at all times to assist the
Odd Fellows In1 carrying out the great
principles cf tho order, 'To relieve the
L. II. Underwood. Miss M. Llehtfoot.
Mr. Sam ChUlingworth Jr., Mrjand
Mrs. A. T Longley, Miss Helen-Garvin,
Mr. and Mrs., Lord," Mr. and 'Mrs.
J.- A. Young, Mr. -and Mrs. J. A.
M'npnMl " 'Mica Machnn ' Mica V ' VT
tra!A. She carried a shower r.4,. t., n ,
; uet of white bride's roses and Mrs. Iioward Bowen; Mr Tbos. ,bnIe B'n.
'm hai fern. Her only orna-
ts wcra a platinum necklace with prtRnT1 M- rhSfl smim9n mi00 n cknell. Secretary, Paul Smith.
; nrl and diamond pendant, ahd a starratt, Mr. and Mrs. John Lennox, ! 1' ''
t::ium bar pin set with pearls and Miss E. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sham J In Naval CirM. : -
;nds,;both gifts of the groom. ,. .Migg sharD.'Mr. Fred Wichman; Mr. tW
S H g x if. X g fi"jC S f $ V '
K -' - . ' -: ":; - s
CALLING DiVS t v ,' a
x , for noxoLrLr
X , , : s - x
VcUj Punahoa. Makikf.
? Taesdajs WaikikiKaplolani s
Park, Kalmuki. Palolo. . First f
J? Tcesday Fort Roger. .
5 iJ lVednesda j s Nuuacu, , "uTinuI,
n. Pacific Heights. First and third P
. Wtdnesday, .a b o"ve Nuuanu S
- N. bridge; second and "fourth Wed- S
a, nesdays, below bridga; . fourth
.X Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first
X and thirds Wednesdays; Alewa H
; Heights. - ;;i - v .r :
: . - Thnrsdays The Flaics. fc
Fridays Hole's and town, h
' fourth Friday. Fort Shatter, first
Friday. ' - .
Manoa, College Hills, first And
,K third Friday. - - . .
K Sattfrdais Kallhi. third and K
fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha X
a! Schools. , . v :-" . -; . . : .
Fort Saaftcr-Calling day cv-
' ery Friday. .-..; ' 'vL-
;M v - '-.i --'
' M Nota The telephqacnuEib-r of T
rK the Society Editor is nojr 2916. a
; x . v -. . 5i
'st a ? .. ft "$LSt i
tenant Harry Balbridge, Lieutenant;
Ix.squ'st, Lieutenant .ZuIte. U- ; S. . M.;
C.t Mr., aad Mrs. Dent Robert and,
Mrs. C.'.AnMariner,.: . . . ,
Qneen Laiakalr.iii's I'ci LonelKon-
Qn Tuesday, .rthe,:dxiy -of fcf birth-;
? dsy, ier majesty Quoen li'.luokelani
eriprta'inei a hundred: or tinore of her s
old frlenfis .t a pol luncheon. ' Tee af
, feir took place at.fcer ome..tt WaikikJ
after the44Xb!ic: .reception at WashiDg-.
: ton, Placnn The. housH was beautifully :
decorated. Jn red,jflanilng:lxoras, car-.
natters acdmassea. qf othr red flow-;
. i , i . i l , 3
ers oeiug:,ptac(i: aoouLiiu cowis vuu
Jardinieres,,,, Imsapd) hanging bas
; kete of f.f r,ns xX-stq, ,used a f ittir g
c backgrcundf.wbiier; crejjy where v-.were
d raped flags the private xlag of roy.
alty, the national Hawaiian flag,; and
'tt$ Stars .and, gtrjpesJtof the U..S, A.
i Lenc-on vwas served.. at .a long table
on tee iata Atescpvena, was placed
a large , basket, 'of, ixoras, , graceful
sprays of (he same flower . being
strewn terere tne yueen ine places
wera marked with the;, royal coat-of-arms.
Among, those invited to this
function were: . ' . ' V, . -. : ;. i
Those who were invited, to luncheon
at WaikikJ . were Princess Kawanana
koa, Mr. and' Mrs. John Domlnls, Mr.
and Mrc. Curtis P. Iaukea.Mrs. Fred
IaukeaJ . Mrs. Carl Hollo wa,;r Mrs.
Ahrens, . Mrs: I EL A. ,McInernyv Miss
Ella Mclnerny, Mrs Victorla Ward,'
Miss Kathleen Ward,' Miss Luey Ward,
Miss Kulamanu Ward,' Mrs. Sam Allen,
Mrs. McWayne, Mrs.v Monsarrat, Mrs.
Coney, MrsRefljes, Mtss Walker, Miss
Melntyre. Miss Ladd. Miss Mott-Smith,
Mrs. Stillman, MrSv Haft, Mr. and Mrs.
Searle, Miss Searle," Mrs; Bush, Mrs.
Hopkins, Miss Ahblo,"Mrs.' Marjr Beck
ley, Mrs. George. Beckleyr'Mrs.'V Sam
ChUlingworth. Sr Mrtnd Mrs. Chas.
ChDlingworth, Mrg; AWrlch,' Mrs. Bos
worth, Miss Ethel Whiting.. Mrs. Tripp,
Mrs . Carry Roblflsoaj v Mr. and Mrs .
George: Smithies, Mrs;Ehen Low.-Mrs.
Evans, Mrs.- Helen Sosa, , Mrs. Mc
Guire, Mrs. Greeny Jdrs. Fernandez,
Mrs. John Colburn, Mrs. Hannah Pal
mer, Mrs. Alice Brown and others. -
Mrs.' Moroni Entertained. i ; n
Mrs. Frederick, Morong. of Honolulu,
accompanied by, her iwo children; ar
rived on a two months' visit jto Cali
fornia. Mrs. Arthur, Duncan, whose
guest she will be. for, several weeks,
was a recent dinne?,, hostess in ner
honor. The affair waa held in her
home in Sacramento street and later
the guests attended the theater. Dr.
Morong has gone east on a business
trip and will- depart. Immediately up
on tS return for his Island home.
Mrs. Morong, who was Miss Bessie
Uannlgan, is the daughter of Mr.: and
Mrs. M. Hannigan and a -sister ' of
Mrs. Arthur Duncan. Miss Josephine
Hannigan and Percy Hannigan. Ex
change. , i if (f.--'--f-yp::c-l
Mr. Warrea's Bfaaer- :r ' J
Mr. Will Warrea observed the an
niversary of his "birthday on Monday
-r
Conla; Ceeeptiei
. On Satnrday. Sept ISth, from" 4 to.
6. to meet Midshipman Ivan Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Montrose Graham
will be at home to . all of their
friends. . .
Jay-Burton Nuptials. . - '
v A quiet wedding, took place on Sat
urday, August 23, whn Ralph GJay
and Alice S. Burton were united ia
marriage by Rev. IL E. Smith, of the
Methodist church. Only the Immedi
ate friends of the couple were pres
ent. After the marriage, a . wedding
supper was served at-their tiome, 203d
Nuuanu avenuel' They intend to stay
in Honolulu. . -. .
i. .. : v -
Guests from Honolulu.-' ' l . v
Mtss Lillian Bernard, the fiancee of
Htrold E. Havens, of San Francisco,
will have as her guestMr. PhlUp
Rice, nee Miss Flora Benton, a bride
of last season who arrived from Ho
nolulu last week. Mrs. Rice will be
the gueet of . Miss Bernard for two
weeks and will probably take a so
journ of Southern California before
her return to the islands. Exchange.
. ' ... . . . ;
Opmioris of Elite
.v::.vV;Misa. lrba''Iaukea,."al popular' socieij gill of Honolulu, , recently re-
turned from the United States."- t';.;- - -yy : V- ; ' '; ..,:',. ,v: ; . .'
sk fes's a'-s si&xxw. s .'ft n s a k g s s k 'a ?r
Cooper and Reynold McGrew; the. bar- -ani Mrs. A... L. ' Andrews, Mrs.' Cou
itone.
' Mr3. Howard Is one of the most tal
ented pianists Honolulu has had the
opportunity cf hearing. She expects
to leave shortly for a trip to England,
and the recital is. In the, nature of a
farewell. ; The place of the recital i3
to be announced later. A large audi
ence" is expected to attend the reci
tal, a3 all of - those who will appear
Lave" won . places in : local tausical
circles. . . :-7--''::.
Jfr; and Jfrs. Wnrrcn's Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Trenholm War
ren were hosts informally at dinner
last night at thtrtr beautif aK4ojHa'er
Kewalo street Their guests were ur.
iii '' 1 ' " 1 1 "
sets, Mr.' J.. A. Macauley of Berkeley.
Miss 5opers Thimble Party. '
. Mis3 Iluth Sopor entertained yes
terday at an informal tea at which
thimble .work . was the ordei of ,the
atterncon. A few of the card enthus
iasts devoted themselves to Five Hun
dred until tea time,- when . delicious
'eats' .were -served.; Among; those
present at this occasion were Misses
Ruth deper Elizabeth and Phoebe Car
tcr, 'Pauline, Schaefer, Elolse Wlctt
man, Margaret Center, Beth Woods,
Daphne Damon,; Helen McLean, Ruth
Anderson, Myrtle ; Schuman, Helen
paldJc. AUpg llasUngs, and. Thelma
ivlurpny. s . . . -
Following tho suggestion of Impre
sario Joel Cohen teat the dictates of
society be ignored duriaj the present
seascn cf theatrical, activities and
that the society matron, maid and
man pay their first consideration to
cemfort and wear negligee Instead of
formal ovening clothes whe iattend
lag the opera house, the Star-Bulletin-ashed
for tho opinion of a number o( .
the. social leaders, of . Honolulu with?
the following results: .. u
Princess Kawananakoe ; Shirt!
waist and eklrts are.-not In order
after.-? o'clock. .- Evening dress la the
only thing. .. - ;
Mrs. Edward Carpenter of Fort Ru
ger I hope the fashion of wearins
EV.rt wrists and skirts to the Opera
L'ou?e not be taken -up, but If it
is -I suppose we wl", XL wear them. J
Mrs Wal'er. Macfarlane One ex5
prct3 to be more dressy. at the Opera'
liouc than rhirt waists. - An after
noon dress would be more suitable.
- Mrs. Morton Rlggs The company
docs not warrant any dressing up. A
lingerie dress will be quite appropri
ate. , . . . " - -.'
Mrs: Charles ChUlingworth Bcin?
at the Opera house, peopla . should
dross, but they won't ..Therefore uni
versal Informality of dres cljht Just
as well be advocated littla sil'x
fncks, lingerie dresses and ctbef
"iu-betweea" gowns. - ."' .
Mrs F, --B. McStocker A lineria
dress is the- most comfortat'.a thicg
to wear, to occasions such' as thea. .
.Mrs. C G. ,Bockus IH people dres,
for , these' plays it will, be- more of a
nuisance than a pleasure. I approve
of wearing simple ' afternoon dres3e3.'
Mrs. Arthur B. . Owens Deuil
toilette is In' order on occasions sucli .
as these,"!' think.
distressed, to care for the orphan, the
Wow, and bury the dead.'
The onlcers of Harmony Lodge are: J by giving a 3ollr!'Starffinner at tne.
vioo. MacDonald. Eizht congenial souls
James were there' ttf assist in the celebration
-and that they rwere highly successrui ,
was amply testified to by. one' and all. ;
An' excelleht dinner was served at a ,
table daintily "decorated '.with white.
Mrs. Craig, the bride's mother. and Mrs. R;: W.. Shingle carnationsnd.'ndenhaljv The (Par- :
-nJsomery gowned in gray silk Cocke Mr. , and Mrs. wB. Thomas, U. S S S th
(: fpe mattilesse. the bodice jwhich Mr. and Mrs. u c. Ables, MIss Tho ' oVders and 0
.3 drapea witn gray camon Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bath.-Misa 1 of rhmrWr; ffftm raBhi, - inemosi apprecmurc .umire vi v-
. . - - r f UfSOn ! I HAF KflTTl Tl!! n V M T
gmia de Brlssac and her company. Mr.
Warren's guests wore. Mr. George
Chantley.-Mr. Fred Jamieson, Mr, R.
hair finished th touene, iiPS, Miss Helen Alexander Mr. and steer for southern waters "Tavs Ta San S. Walker; "Mr. .Will Jonnson: Mr. J.
Irs. Jane McCorriston. mother of Mrs. A. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Francisoxchan f . y S j A. TJunbarh.' R. S. West and Mr.
(
r..e groom, wore black chiffon and sa-
w with touches 01 01a Diue ana goia
r n the bodice.
After throwing her bouquet which
v rnrrht hv Miss Eva McCorriston
Ihe brlde"joined iif the dancing for
r. t.r.If an hour or more. The young
c le then escaped to the Pali,
r.iJst 'a 'tornado of exploding fire
, - -r rs . rire and old shoes. The
' 'e's going away suit was of black
I -white check with a smart little
: t of black velvet trimmed with a
- v rreen' Dlume. h f
'After a honeymoon spent in the de-
Ltful Pall. home or tne u. m.
ode's.'- Mr. and Mrs. McCorriston
v M rail for . lino woere wty.wm
-.ate their home for the nexfc few
1 linong those Invited to their pret
ty wedding were: ' 1 -
Mrs. jane McCorriston. Mrs.-C. W.
' Json, Miss Genevieve Hudson,1 Mas
JarnVs Hudson. Misa Belle McCor
si Mr R. McCorriston. Mrs; Ed-Loant-tt
Mrs. ' Fanny Love,: Mr!
"cr Love, Miss Belle JohnsoaUj
Mrs W. IL Hoogs, Missesjipogff,
' -Vs William and Cyril Hoogs, "Mn
' Mrs. Frank Hoogs, trs. Margaret
Mr. and Mrs. - Clarence H.
c Misses Cocke, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Love. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lo ve,Mr.
1 Mrs. IL McCorriston;,Mrsses Jer
'e and Eva McCcrristcn. Mr. Go.
T'orrl-tcu. Mr. und Mrs. John Lu-
Cara-Lucas, Mr.
- ;"--3 Harr?et and Mary
. Mrs. W. E.
' 1. s
1
Dougherty.Mr. and Mrs I, Iurd Mr. : -0n Monday Ensign Hamilton Bryan ,Do"gla3n
E. R. Hendnr. Mrs. J.' J. KnHivan . a u v.t .
Miss Zoe Waikins, Mr. and Mrs. Robt 0pM Club It a the Country C,ub"
Clarke. Mrs. H. H. -Watkins. Mr. and. lard Thosefpri
Mrs. T. IL Petrie, Miss MabelArm-' S Jack VmAh-Q younger 8et Was
strong. Mr. and Mrs. S. Burbank. Mr. C1yde Pavhe Rv Cameron Kendall supper-dance . given, at, the Country
and Mrs. T. Owen. Mr. and Mrs. '01! MIsV;Helen: Wilder;, Between
BlonVLieut and Mrs. H. Sharp, Mr. SS ccurse .of the delicious chowder-
K tSuSlind,,y,rS ,ETlizaDu3Kendrick. Roger Carson, WiUiam Ma- !uPper 1 Voya.fd girls matched
bar, Mr, J. Phillips, Miss Mae Weir, riB and Ted Parrish - V favors attractive bouquets of flowers.
mJSS J 1 "n Wedneeday evenLng Captain lef ;py.balloons-and danced
lag, Mr. and Mrs. O., WTiite. Mr. and :? WRicf pa(1 i.- i y..B ilWn with their partners found in this man-
as a iarewell to a -number of his nef--Uter jmpjKT evening waa de
friends. On. the same day Ensign voted to dancing. Miss ; Wilder s
Bryan gave a luncheon and "the dan- u.esti yere. Miss Helen - Spalding,
sante" on board ship among his Mlss Sylvern Purvia Mr. Vernon Ten
guests being Mrs.. George Cameron, ney Mr. Phillips, Mr. ai Mrs. Georg3
Mrs. Clement Tobin. . Mrs. J. O. To- Carter,;Mr. and Mrs. John GalL Miss
bin, Mrs. Eugene de Sabla, Miss Mar- 68 Elizabeth Carter, Phoebe Carter,
garet McClure, Miss Kathleen de Margaret Center, Hilda von Holt, Hel
Voung, Count Monteglas of Munich en VVIlder; 'i helma jldurphy. Mary von
and Count de la Seld of Paris. ' , Holt, Pauline Schaefer, Ruth Soper,
"Mrs. Albert Recs was hostess at a'th Anderson, Eloise Wichman, Ros
luncheon at the NavaL Training sta- ammd Swanzy, Messrs.. Fred Schae-
General and Mrs. Macomb always ; t ion at Yerba Buena island on Wed-. r . Jack Gait, Carter Gait Francis
crtcrtain with n charming hospitality; nesday in honor cf Mrs. ' Rem! p. Urown, Reginald Carter Robert Pur
that causes their .affairs o be reck- Schwerin, who contemplates leaving vis, Reynold McGrey, Allan Renton,
oned among t;,.e most delightful, of the last of next month' for an Eastern Ivan Graham, Ernest -Raas, Will A1-'
tbe.J)eau mcoide doings. They were trip: Among thoseasked to greet her exander, -Ernest Gay, -Alexander An-
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