TOEIC ETS

Seul-Gi Ma [9:08 A.M.] Good morning, Devin. Have you seen the e-mail that the museum's main account received yesterday evening? Devin Stewart [9:09 A.M.] I'll check Seul-Gi Ma [9:10 A.M.] The sender's name is Veronica Gunn. She says she took one of Pramrod's tours yesterday. Devin Stewart [9:12 A.M.] And she believes that the plaid dress in the nineteenth-century American fashion exhibition is probably from a later decade than what our label says? Seul-Gi Ma [9:13 A.M.] Yes, because of the design of the sleeves. I think we should look into it. She seems quite knowledgeable. Devin Stewart [9:13 A.M.] I agree. I'll bring Celia into the chat. Devin Stewart [9:14 A.м .] Celia, I'm forwarding you an e-mail we've received about our new exhibition. Can you look over it and then get an opinion from the fashion history professor you met at Hemphill University? Celia Ball [9:16 A.M.] Sure. How pressing is this issue? Sometimes he takes a few days to respond to e-mails. Devin Stewart [9:17 A.M.] I'd like to get it figured out by the end of the day. Celia Ball [9:18 A.M.] Got it. I'll call him and let you know what I find out.

Who wrote the e-mail that Ms. Ma mentions?