Two photos of Cornelia "Bunni" Myers Ballou, her husband Volney T. Ballou and friends, Grace Ballou, Bernice Sophey, Herbert Kauffman and Wesley Benepe in December 1928; a photo of Bunni's parent house on Wilton Avenue and a newspaper clipping of the dinner party Bunni gave in honor of Mr Kauffman
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Photo--black and white: Three pictures of the Bunni Myers Ballou, her husband Volney T. Ballou and friends: Grace Ballou, Bernice Sophey, Herbert Kauffman and Wesley Benepe in December 1928. Also a newspaper clipping of the dinner party Bunni gave in honor of Mr Kauffman. The third picture is of Bunni's parent house on Wilton Avenue.
Cities, Towns and Settlements Benepe, Wesley Leander, 1874-1950 Sophey, Bernice Ballou, Grace Cogsdell, Cornelia M., 1906-2001 Ballou, Volney T., 1899-1985 Kauffman, Herbert 1920-1929 United States California Sonoma Sebastopol
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