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Jim Bruton, major domo for the evening, greets his guests as they arrive at TASTE OF INDIA . | ||||
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Nancy Hall quaffs,Robin Seiler surveys, and Jim Bruton sees to the comfort of all. |
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Bernard Bray tucks into the spicy dishes brought to table to be washed down with strong Indian beer. |
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Mark Theodoropoulos is flanked by Ellis Sandoz and James Galloway. |
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Larry Chappell may be savoring his food—or he may be engaged with Plato. |
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Joe Feeney and Max Arnott listen to a point well made. And were people mindful that the next night would be. . . the Czech Embassy reception? |
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