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New Britain herald., 1924-03-27

tains products of both lemon and strawberry. French experts have en- bodied in it the best skin helps they know.
 Apply it after the clay. Also use it as q night cream, also daytimes as a powder base. Keep it ever on the skin to feed and whiten, firm, soften and protect. The price is 60 cents.
 My Facial Youth is liquid cleans CT, now used by leading beauty eX- perts the world over. It contains no animal, no vegetable fat. The skin cannot absorb it. So it cleans to the depths, then departs. And the dirt and refuse nothing else can reach comes with it. Great beauty experts charge sS for it. Mine sells for 75 cents,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-27
STEPS IN rHoNr OF AUTO

r. M. Stcinman of 49 Buell. street was driving south on Orchard street this morning and John Hughes Of 3i Maple street stepped from the curbins and was struck by the right feBdef Of his machine, according to a report made by Stciuman to the police. Hughes was knocked down by the blow and received minor bruises:
 Fresh Eggs. 57c dog. Russell Bros. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-27
The hair you envy

My glorious hair is due to my Hair
 Youth. It is heavy, silky, ustrous and grows finer every year. Failing hair. dan druff and gray hairs are unknown 10 me. My Hair Youth is applied with an eye dropper, directly to the scalp. IL does not muss the hair. IL keeps the scalp like a wel-kept garden where hair roots can flourish. It costs 90 cents and si with eye droppcr.
 All druggists and toilet counters sup ply these preparations. exactly as I use them. My Beauty book comes with each. They will bring you rich rewards. If you want more beauty, longer youth, these are tho best ways science knows to get them. Edna Wallace Hopper, 5S6 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Capitol HIN Guild viii be in charge
Monday at the OrthopedIc lunch
room. PA Columbia ST.. With Mrs.
Bruce Shorts. hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Fred Ernden. Mrs. NJ. J. Con.
nell. Mrs. +. u. Case. Mrs. Miller
Freeman. Mrs. Mary Terrell Chest.
ing, Mrs. G. u. Corcoran. Mrs. Mabel
Dorr, Mrs Gencvleve Blethen, Mrs.
II. J.. Frye, Mrs, c. Gnllger. Mrs.
Harry Gray. Mrs. i. j. Mulonc, Mrs.
r. w. wolgemuth, Mrs. Thomas
Bordeaux, Mrs. o. c. Childs and Mrs.
Anton Govenius.
Tho Thrift Shop service viii be dl.
rectcd by Mrs Ida Massey and Mrs.
IGmlca Mccrscheidt for University
Guild on Monday morning and by
Mrs. Winthrop Hovcy and Mrs.
James Gallagher, for Washington
Park Guild on Monday afternoon.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
DIR suzzALLo

DIR. sUZZALLo
TO SPEAK
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Seattle Federation OF Women's
Clubs viii be held Monday. October
q. at O'Clock. In the Federation
clubhouse. The executive board will
meet at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. George n. Mclaughlin VIII
conduct class in parliamentary
law al 1915 o'clock.
The program In the afternoon viii
be under the direction OF the chair.
man or education. Mrs, w. II.
Thompson. with the theme Coop.
Grafton In Education" as the fea.
I ture.
DR.. Henry suzzallo, president Of
tho University OF Washington. viii
discuss The Home and the univcr.
sity," while Mr. Judson T. Jennings.
librarian OF the Seattle public II.
brary. viii speak on The Home, the
School and the Library"
Tho musical numbers have been
arranged by Mrs, Malcolm Hughes.
chairman OF the music department,
which includes group OF violin
solos by Miss Sarah knight. as FOL.
lows:
Melody" =, Brig. Gen Charles e. Dawes
I Folk song and Dances" ,.,..s.....
/ Mime. Davenport Engborg
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Mterlaken Guilds
Pnrtu October 28

Tickets for the bridge and NAH
jongg party Interlaken Guild Of the
Chlldren's orthopedc hospital viii
give Tuesday afternoon, October rs,
at the Yacht club. may be obtained
the day Of the party q: the club.
Mrs. w II. Tonkln Is chairman Of
the hostesses and assisting will be
n group Of girls. IncludcN are the
Misses Margaret Coolidge, Catherine
Tonkin, Janice Wilmont. Ruth Rich.
ardson. Betty Hunter, Dorothy Ames.
Georgia Case. Louise WiImont Dor.
othy Merrick, Nita M0vrand and
Jean Aaron
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HauoaCeen Bridge and
Nah Jongg Tea

Mount Baker Guild Of the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital IL com.
pleting elaborate plans for n bridge
and nah jong tea. Friday after.
noon, october 81. at the Mount
Baker clubhouse.
Mrs. Macy Nicholson Is chair.
man Of the affair assisted by Mrs.
j. a. Porter who VIII have charge
II the refreshments; Mrs. J. II.
Baird, decorations; Mrs. Harry Aus.
tin, tables; Mrs. +. a. ougle, score
cards, Mrs H. X. Washington, IA.
yors; Mrs. George Heiser, tickets.
At the tea hour. Mrs. w. a. Ma.
jor. MRS Macy Nicholson. Mrs.
frank Calkins and Mrs. John a.
Duncan will alternate AZ the urns
assisted by group OF girls in the
younger set--the Misses Christine
Truax. Margaret Duncan. Eleanor
Anderson. Olivia swinehart, Doro.
thea Pension. Dorothy Baker. Der.
nice Jones, Helen Lutz. Betty Cot.
ton. Bliss Blackwell, Helen Connell
and Katherine Brown.
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Interesting Affairs for
Club Neat Week

The women's University club
will inauguratc a series Of neigh.
borhood teas this season with the
first one TO take place on wedncs.
day afternoon. October 20. at tho
home Of Miss Carrie Rascr, 1880
Warren ave. for members with
Garfield telephone numbers only.
Bridge and nah jongg will be
played from 900 until o'clock.
and the tea hour will be from 4
until o'clock.
Friday afternoon. October 81,
there will be Halloween bridge
luncheon at the club for members
and their guests. Members may
arrange their owr tables and there
will be tables made up for those
coming alone. Mrs Magnus Cruw.
ford and Mrs. II Il. Hogaboom win
be the hostcsscs.
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Musicale at Sunset Club Neat Wednesday,
Mount Baker Guild to GiUe Large Party

THE Sunset club will give It's in.
4 itlal musicale this season in the
new assembly room on Wednesday
afternoon, October 20. at o'clock.
The program will be presented BY
the Armstrong Trio-Mr. Francis J.
Armstrong. violin: Mr.. Liborius
Hauptman piano. Mr.. George Rogo.
voy. cello. Mrs. Florence Beeler win
DC the assisting artist
Following are the numbers;
Trio-Opus % .................Are
Allegro non troppo
Armstrong Trio.
Aris-"Lietl signor' ......... Msycrbesr
"f.nngi dsi Carobenc" ..--.....,. .secchi
'Nyosotis' ..........-......... T.rindeili
Mrs. Beelsr.
Mrs. Frederick Bentley at the plano.
'Nuwans's Love long from Thuu-
derbird suitel .....s........ .cadman
'Berceuse" .....-...... GODDARD Krelsier
ArmSForz Trio.
over the stepp" ..Grstchaninoff
Pirate Drcams' ...-........ Hucrter
"salaam" .......,.... ..-........ Lang
Mrs. Beeler.
Jrio-Opus 20 ..s.......... Mcndeisaohn
Allegro assai appnsionata
Armstrong Trio.
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Parties for Miss
Harris and Finnce

In honor 81 Miss Edna Prince Har-
ria and her fiance. Lieut. John Senior.
Z. 8. G. q. s.. Mr and Mrs Murray
Holland viii entertain az dinner and
bridge Monday evening. November ..
Only members Of the bridal party
have been invited.
Another affair planned for Miss
Harris and Mr. Senior. is tho dancing
party. Commander r. y. Dorickson.
Y. s. G. f.. and AIRS Derickson will
give nj their home Friday evening.
October 81
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SEATTLE POST NO is

Tho American Legion Auxiliary
TO Seattle Post No. Is viii hold q
Northwest Products luncheon on
Tuesday, October 2S, 1880 p. m.
at l17 nth ave. N, with Mrs Guy
Morse and Mrs. Guy Parmcloo ms
hostesscs Auxiliary members and
their friends are Invited TO attend
Proceeds from tho luncheon will be
used TO carry on the work OF the
auxiliary,
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Ladies Musical Clubs
ActiUe Meetin1

The Ladies' Musical club will
hold It's active meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Clare r. Farnsworth, 500 r. Pros
pect
The program will be IN charge Of
the social committee, Mrs u NJ,
Lang. chairman. following which
there will be a reception to the new
nIrfnbfrg
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Personal

Miss Agnes Hansen left Friday for
Portland. 10 visi, until tho first Of
next month. when she will leave for
California cnroutc 10 New York. SAL.
Ing from there later for Parts. where
ahc VIII spend year az the Amcri-
can library. 10 Rue dc i Elyscc.
Mrs. Fred bennett left today for
New York city ~ Washington. u.
c.. she will be Joined by her husband
and daughter. Miss Dorothy bennett.
Mrs. bennett plans 10 return 10 Sc.
attic next May
Mrs. Mabel Thompson left the first
OF the week for Spokane. on a short
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Hofius and Miss
Virginia Merrill motored over to Ia
coma today 10 spend the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Croydon Wagner.
Jr., Eulalic McrrillJ
Lieut.. Leonidas Hill. Jr.. L. S. n.
and Mrs. I'm expect TO leave next
week for San Pedro. Cal.
Capt and Mrs. II l.. Heath, who
have been on q tour Of the United
states and recently were guests In
town, plan TO sail shortly from san
Francisco for their home in Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rudow IRE.
bccca Scurry) VIII remove about
November from Wing Point to
the Fairfax apartments.
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Dinner Dance at
Yacht Cl7ib

The Seattle Yacht club will have
the directors dinner dance on Satur
day evening, November l. Dinner
VIII be served from 600 TO s O'Clock.
and dancing VIII begin at s o'clock.
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MOTHERS CONGRESS-

Mothers Congress will meet with
Mrs. c. II. Bogardus a23 Fourteenth
avenue north. Monday, oct. 81, at Il
noon. Take Individual sandwiches.
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Plans Bridqe Luncheon

Mrs. II. u. Kippcn will entertain
with n Halloween luncheon and
bridge at her home on Wednesday
afternoon, October 90
Covers will be placed for sixteen.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The board OF trustees and chnirmen
o, standing committees of the Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent Society win visit
the Caroline Kline GRlland Homo. on
Monday, oct. 81, from until s
o'clock.
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Home Luncheon for
Mrs. Belts

Mrs. a r. Blangy and Mrs, Passius
Petit were hogtesscs nj a luncheon
Of ten covers on Friday afternoon at
Mrs. Blangy's home. in compliment
to Mrs. G. A. Belts, OF Dayton. Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
HOME COOKED DINNER

Custer Camp Auxiliary to Custer
Camp. Sons OF Veterans, viii serve a
home.cooked dinner Monday evening,
oct, 81. at p. M, in Veterans hail.
Armory, followed by program
Comrades and friends cordially in
vitcd.
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Mrs. StruUe Gives
Luncheon

Mrs. Frederick struye entertained
at luncheon this afternoon at her
home in honor Of Mrs. Roy d. Car
ruthers, OF New York. who with Mr..
Carruthers is guest In town.
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LITERARY AND
IRA VEL CLUB

The Literary and Travel club win
meet with Mrs, +, Vincent Bishop,
7O3 2lst ave. N. on Monday. octo.
Der 81, at p m Mrs. t. Kcllcher
win road n paper on Candidates for
Election" The same subject viii be
the response to roll call.
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Hosts at Dinner

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Richardson
entertained with the second in n
series OF dinners at their home on
Friday evening.
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AUXILIARY TO ST.
LuKE's HOSPITAL
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WEST SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY TEA

w EST SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY TEA
An interesting social affair of the
coming week is the West Seattle Day
Nursery musicale tea on Wednesday,
October 20. from until o'clock,
at tho home OF Mrs. Morgan John.
son, 2346 44th ave. S. w.
Assisting Mrs. johnson, tho host.
oss. will be Mrs. ID, G.. Siceloff.
president Of the nursery, and Mrs.
Guy Weston Passage. chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
Presiding at the urns will be Mrs.
a. c. Thompson and Mrs. Worth Nc.
Cmre.
The following program, arranged
by Mrs. Johnson, will be presented:
Vocal
/ "Eeee d. Donna" ..,.,.,,., ,Ponchiclll
My Curiy-Hcaded Baby" Cautsam
wlnifrcd Parker. contralto.
vivian owen Mccarthy Mt the piano.
rhapsody" .,................ List
violin
, 'Rondino' ton theme by Kreisler
RecthoVcn) .........,
khyNa Kathleen Grover
Vivian owen Mccarthy nj the piano.
RoRding-Sclectcd.
Matilda Forester.
Piano Duct
Overture TO "Maritana" ..... Wallace
Mrs. G. l.. woodmansoe, Mrs. r. w.
Goodhuo
Vocal
Fen nv 'ho Flower" ...... Logan
The Singer" .,......,.,,M Maxwell
"Lifes Paradise" ..... Brown
Ruby Oshun, soprano.
L
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Mrs. Mdcbride Hostess

Mrs. Philip D. Macbridc enter.
tanned al q bridge and nah jongg
luncheon Of Is covers on Thursday
afternoon at the womon's Univcr.
slty club.
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Miss Trimble Hostess

Miss Mary Trimbc viii entertain
the members Of the Riding club
with a supper at her home on Sun.
day evening.
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Entertains B1.idne CLMh

Mrs. John Loor Locke. Jr., will
entertain her bridge club mt lunch.
con at her home on Tuesday after.
noon OF next week
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
TrrsnAY. OCTOBER es-
MONDAY. oCTonER u

Junior league 10 meet at Miss
Catherine Collins home az
o'clock.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~
MAJOR and Mrs Harvard Moore's
dinner for Lieut. Col. Howard @.
natids. u r. A.. and Mrs. DAyids.
~ their Fort Lawtnn quarters.
Mrs Hidgicy Forces bridge tea at
home
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER re-
Mrs Patrick James McHuEh TO give
tea Tor her daughter. Mrs. John
Herman Hood az home from Z
until 8 o'clock
Dr. and Mrs Frank l. shaw and
Mr. and Mrs stanton w Frcder-
lex 10 entertain at dinner az the
shaw residence for Miss rovs
Janson aud her fiancs. Sir. Monte
tuue
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80
Halloween dance at tho Seattle
Golf club.
HRllowaen dinner dance a, the Ten
mis- club.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l.
air and ME- Kcnelm WINSTON, Ir..
20 entertain AZ dinner Mt home.
followed by thcater party. for
Miss Elizabeth Folsom and her
fiance Mr., Lawrence Wiley
Mrs Harold Priests bridge tea for
Miss Elnlse Virtue. at home.
Tho marriage Of Miss Tuve IanHun
to Mr Monte Blue. nj Pilgrim
Congregational church. at Ss3o
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER D.
Mrs. Paul Noinot'H nah jonEE party
ut home for Miss Claire stoltcn-
berg
| THURSDAY. NOVEMBER o.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Prince
| Harris to Lieut. John senior. U.
=. &, q. g.. In st. Johns Episco-
pal church In West Seattle. at
s!s0 o'clock.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10
Mrs 4. A. Collins luncheon for
Mrs John Herman Hood.
EBNEsDAN. NOVEMBER IA
Mrs George Miller to compliment
Mrs. John Herman Hood at
luncheon.
| THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ig-
| Mrs. Louis Fisher Boyntons and
| Mrs Corwin Ebcrtlng's tea at
| Mrs Boynton'a home Tor Miss
Claire stnitenbcrg.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 90
Junior clubs dance at the Sunset
| club.
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WOODLAND PARK
AUXILIARY

~ = NJ LIAM ~ thf
Woodland Park Auxiliary 81 ,,r,
Ruth school Building Fund w'O I oc,.
an afternoon meeting Tuesdas' lla
rs. at tho home OF Mrs, Moos'.... I. IA.
whitman avenue, Cards. Fr'''
vitol
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Women's Clubs

WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER. o. Z. ).
West Seattle chapter. o. Z, s,
viii give a card party Monday even.
ing, October 81, in the Masonic hall.
West Seattle. Eastern stars and
friends invited.
AUXILIARY TO ST.
LUKE'S HOSPITAL
Women's Auxiliary TO st. Luke's
hospital will meet Monday, Oct. 81,
At p m at the home of Mrs. w. II.
Spawn. g25 Federal avenue
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The regular meeting Of Rainier
Chapter ID, A. II. will be held Tues
day. Oct. 2S. ut 2sp. m, at the home
OF Mrs. Walter Warmer Reed, 943
kinnenr place.
Prof Clark c, Bissett win give an
ADDRESS on the international Bar Con.
ference in London. There will be mu-
steal numbers and a social hour with
Mrs James u. Howe and Mrs. w. j..
blackwell presiding over the tea
table.
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woMAN'S CENTURY
I'm car ENnAD
Q

hNf@AstAN = AsA4@N A AAAA
CLUB CALENDAR
The calendar OF the women's osn
tury club for the week beginnin
Monday. October %. Will be as ~
lows:
Monday the French deparntn'
will meet at 10 a. M. on the ussI'
nine floor at the Hotel washingion
the building committee will NEE, q
1880 a. m. in the Puget Sound hahA
and the rummage sale will open q
1884 Sixth ave. and continue IusS
day and Wednesday.
Tuesday the parliamentary proc
dure department will meet at : ,. n
in the board room ut the Y. W. { a
Wednesday the club chorus VII
meet at 10 a. m. at the home Of Ms
y. II. Templeton. ST. Paul spart
ments, 1908 Seneca ST.
LYRIC CLUB WILL SING
The Ladies Lyric club chorus 9
100 voices, under the direction q
Graham Morgan. viii sing two Nsf
delssohn numbers on Sunday eve
ming. October IS. at the First ms
byterian church.
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Junior league TO meet ~ Miss
Catherine Collins home az J
o'ripek.
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BETA KAPPA
MnrIIERS, CHI

Beta Kappa Mothers club w
meet Tuesday. October Is, Al -,
M, at the chapter house, SOs' i"'
ave. y. +.
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WoMAN'S CIVIC CLUB .ss
The woman's Civic CLUB wiz q
its regular meeting Tuesday W. s.,,.
at p. m. in the Terminal '
building.
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uARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead, No. I'n
Brotherhood OF American ieo" -"a,
viii give Halloween masq' a. Il
dance on Tuesday evening oe', -
. o'clock, at 1929 Third avenue
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MOTHERS. CLUE

The Mothers Club OF MI onsp.
OF Alpha Sigma Phi will nola = !,
monthly meeting Tuesday, OCT - =, :
. o'clock. at 1854 Nineteenth aseN !.
northwest. All mothers cord'arp
vited. Election of officers lot :"
coming year,
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ANNUAL BAZAAR -,
The woman's Guild OF 81. MAJ. !,
church will hold its annual nalAs. :.
the Hotel Washington, on the s''
noon and evening OF Dec. 3.
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MrnNr.pAY. ocronrn 70
THURSDAY. ocTonrH 40

Halloween dance at tho Seattle
Goif club.
Halloween dinner dance at the Ten
mis- club
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RAINIER CHAPTER d. A. r..

Mrs J. w Mcrrlman az the plano.
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Mrs. Mabel Thompson left tho first
OF the week for Spokane. on a short
visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-13
Miss Cloutier Given
Delightful Shower

Miss Bernardette Cloutier was ten
dered a delightful linen shower ut
her home at 81 Western avenue on
Thursday evening by large number
OF girl friends in honor Of her ap-
proaching marriage TO william
Brown of New York City. which will
take place December 90. She WIS
the recipient Of many pretty pieces
Of linen.
AT 10 o'clock an informal dancin.
party was held with about 80 friends
present. among the guests Of which
were the players in Jimmy Evans
Revue, who are playing at the City
Opera House this week and next.
During the evening the girls of The
Revue furnished entertainment with
To- host of clever song hits, dance
numbers and Jokes.
Delicious refreshments were served
and the affair was voted one of rhe
best in the city this season. The
party came to n close at late hour
with everyone wishing Miss Cloutier
the best of happiness and success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-13
Deplores Marriage
Jews and Christians

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 1.-THE
Jews have not been assimila ted in this
country" President Charles
W. Eliot today told the Harvard Zion
list Society. despite the popular con-
ception of the melting pot l have
noticed with regret the increasing ten
dency OF Jews to marry Christians. l
have had long Observation OF such
inter-marriaEes between peoples who
are not kindred and I have never
known them to turn out we'll.
What we want in this country" he
said. "is number of distinct races
with various Gifts. each contributing
it's own special qualities to the COM
mon welfare Americans do not eX-
pect to assimilate foreign peoples,
even the Jews"
President Eliot declared that the
Irish in America had not been assimi-
lated. and urged the Jews to preserve
n similar distinction of race. He de-
rlored the unorthodoxy of the younger
Jaws. saying at sets a bad example
for all of us"
He endorsed the Zionist movement,
stating as his belief that a place OF
their own in Palestine would improve
the physical ayties of the races by
parmittinS muscular vocatfons forbid
den for centuries by pefrecutions.
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Advisory Committee
Will Select Coach
Fer Harvard Football

Cambridge Mass. Dec. 12--Ha"-
wards football coach for 1925 will lb'
selected by an advisory committee OK
alumni and former grid stars named
tonight b" the Harvard athletic COM
mittcc. Tile committee which must
submit its selection 10 the athletic
committee for FINAL approval consists
81 i've regular members and four AS
sociate members as follows: Regul4f
members. Malcolm j. Logan Of
Brockton. quarterback in 1913 mi
1914: Gilbert q. Browne. New Yok ?
ond in l90f-oS and %; Charles r.
Buell.. quarterback and captain 81
1922: Lothrop Wilmington. Bostod.
captain in 1910: Donald 6. Watson.
Milton. quarterback in 1e1i-j5: Jk-
scc!ates-John W. Cutter. New YORK.
quarterback In 10000: benjamin H.
Dibblce. San Eranciyco. captain In
1898; Or. Thomas X. Richards. foot
ball squad physician. and Arthur q.
Gable. Chicago. who played on the
1909 baseball team.