The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-07
PERFECT BABIES.

PERFECT BABIES.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-Dr. Asher
Gluck, who has just come from Chi
cago to do the presswork for his new
religion which concerns itself with the
Improvement and renovation of the
human body, started today upon a
campaign of education in Willettl
street
One of the tenets of the creed of
DR.. Gulick-called by himself and
twenty-nine faithful followers of his
banner, "the chief architect of the
new religion" is that children should
be as perfect as possible. DR.. Gluck
explained today that it is in bring
ing perfect children into the world
that his religion merits the most glow
ing enconiums. Harken to the doctor:
Il will wager any sum from 100000
to $30,00O," he says, that healthy
men and women who live perfect lives
according to my direction, may have
perfect children that can talk at birth,
have adult brains and stature at thei
age of five years and be geniuses in
any line that the parents shall pre-
determine. I'll even promise that theI
child will never die"
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they left the Seaside to serenade the
popular commander. Among those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ].
Church, Mrs. Emmett May, Miss Roth,
Paymaster and Mrs. Brooke, Miss Har-
vey, Miss Falkenberg, Captain Quimby
and the ward room officers of the Cln-
cinnati.
Every room and every cottage at the
Seaside is filled up and many people
are on the waiting list.
8 8 8
A hop was given Tuesday evening at
the Seaside in honor of Admiral Day
ton and officers of the Big Four. The
band of the West Virginia played dur
ing the intermissions. This naval band
is an excellent one, and afforded great
pleasure.
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Owing to the request of several Of
ficers of the fleet the Polo masquerade
ball at the Seaside will be postponed
until the 18th, the night before the
fleet sails. This will be welcome news
for many townfolks whose costumes
have not been completed.
The officers of the big Four" have
made the Seaside headquarters, taking
every vacant room and cottage in the
place. Among those who are living at
the Army and Navy hotel are Major
and Mrs. Meyers, Captain and Mrs.
Price, Lieutenant and Mrs. Jackson
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Gelm.
3 8 3
Sunday was exceedingly gay at the
Seaside and in the evening several OF
the jackies from the Cincinnati sang,
the quintette club accompanying.
Princess Kawananakoa sailed on the
Korea with her sisters Muriel and
Beatrice Campbell. The girls are to
remain away for some years to at
tend fashionable school in the East.
s 8 8
Mrs. William G. Irwin, Miss Helene
Irwin and Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith,
who have been spending the summer at
their Hawaiian home, returned to the
coast yesterday.
8 8 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Hatch and
children left on the Korea for Wash
ington, d. C.
3 8 3
Among the many people sailing for
the coast by the Korea were the
Swanzys, the Calls, A. Lewis Jr. and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, and
the Willard Browns.
= 8 8
Miss George Speaker a well known
society girl of San Francisco arrived
on the Sierra last week. Miss Speaker
visited the Stands a few years ago
when she came here to be bridesmaid
for Miss Rice of Kauai who married
one of the SCOTS of San Francisco.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred w. Carter re-
turned by the Hilonian from a stay of
over year in California.