Gertrude H. Stover & Evelyn H. MacRae (C); 24Oct55; R158441.

MACRAE, EVELYN H. Project lessons in orchestration.

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Gladys E. MacQueen (W); 17Jun64; R339678. MACRAE, MARJORIE KNIGHT.

Marjorie Knight (Mrs. Elliott B. Macrae) (A); 25May64; R338361.

MACRAE, OPAL WHEELER.

Opal Wheeler (Mrs. John Macrae) (A); 23Jun64; R339715.

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MACRAE, OPAL WHEELER.

Opal Wheeler (Mrs. John Macrae) (A); 24Jun65; R363932.

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Gladys E. MacElvain (W); 29Mar66; R383312. MACRAE, MRS.

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MACRAE, MARJORIE KNIGHT.

Marjorie Knight (Mrs. Elliott B. Macrae) (A); 1Jun66; R386723.

MACRAE, OPAL WHEELER.

By Opal Wheeler (Mrs. John Macrae) © 22Sep48;

Opal Wheeler (Mrs. John Macrae) (A); 20Aug76; R638656. R638657.

The party originally consisted of five menMacrae, Arnold, Robinson, Harder, and Smith; but Macrae and Arnold, about three weeks previous to our arrival, had organised themselves into a "forlorn hope," and had gone away with a large band of Wandering Chukchis in search, of some Russian settlement.

Of course, there was nothing to be done but carry these three men and all their stores back to Anadyrsk, where we should probably find Macrae and Arnold awaiting our arrival.

[Illustration: Stone Hatchet for cutting edible grass] CHAPTER XXIX CLASSIFICATION OF NATIVESINDIAN TYPE, MONGOLIAN TYPE, AND TURKISH TYPEEASTERN VIEW OF WESTERN ARTS AND FASHIONSAN AMERICAN SAINT All the inhabitants of the settlement were in the streets to meet us when we returned; but we were disappointed not to see among them the faces of Macrae and Arnold.