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triple role of being it's most trusted
financier. manufacturer and agricul-
turist. Since the World War he has
dipped into the shipping business.
So vast are his interests that a year
ago the Swedish Minister could not
see his way to remain any longer at
the Washington legation and rendered
his resignation, giving the foreign
Office abundant time to find a sue
cessor. But this was not so easily
accomplished. and now being assured
lengthy vacation every Summer in
which to so to Stockholm and super
wise his business he will remain in this
country for at least another year and
perhaps longer Capt. and Nine.
Wallenberg are famous tennis play
ers and frequently are placed against
the Swedish King and selected
court official when the Autumn
tournaments are held.
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VETERANS PLAN TRIP.
Presidents Own Garrison to Go to
PHILADELPHIA.

Officers and members of the Pres
ident's Own Garrison, No 1O4, the
Army and Navy Union. u. s A.
are planning to visit the Philadelphia
Divisional Encampment of the Phila =
delphia Division, Department of
Pennsylvania. Army and Navy
Union, October II, AS escort to the
national commander and his head
quarters staff
The national commander is ar.
ranging to be present October 6 or
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Artificial Silk.

A fete in connection with the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary of the esta blish-
ment Of the artificial lk-spinning in
dustry was held recently at TubiZe
near Brussels, where the industry has
transformed what was formerly "A
small farm villa se into a model garden
city. There was a parade of the 4.000
man and woman employees of the fac
tory and large apartment in the
works was converted into n temporary
chapel where a choir from the The
attr ROYAL. Brussels sang Te Deum
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Woman Burned as Stove Explodes.

Mrs. Helen Parham. 80 years old, Of
the Newbern apartment, Twelfth
street and Massachusetts avenue. was
burned about the face and neck yes
terday when a gas stove on which she
was cooking exploded. throwing flame
into her face. The explosion blew out
three windows in the kitchen of the
apartment. She was taken to Emer'
Gency Hospital by her husband Hel
injuries were said not to be serious.
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October 20. at the social meeting in
Wcodmen Lodge Hall. Grant place,
of the Auxiliary of the Presidents
Own Garrison. On this occasion the
women Of the auxiliary will entertain
the national corps staff and members
of the Presidents Own Garrison.
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Unfair.
.om Dorfbarbier. Berlin.

From Dorfbarber. Berlin.
How do you like being at SCHOOL,"
Not al all. We children have to do
all the work, but the teacher gets paid
| for it,
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In Burma girls cannot enter society
unless they wear ear plugs.
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CONTINUED from Seventeenth Pageo
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which the great towers OF the cathe-
oral brood. which is a special favorite
OF Mr.. Herrick's. and the chef once on
4 time conducted fashionable place
on the Partisan boulevard. But being
a wise man he saw less rivalry and A
Surer patronage on the line OF motor
travel out Of Paris than at his old
stand. The Amba ssador. often &C
c"mpanied by an American friend.
stays with this old-time acqua intance
and enjoys every delicacy ne could
wish. in the midst OF peace and sech-
sion.
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ceiling 10 oaken wainscot lined the
walls of the entire chapel. In the
chancel and on the walls at eacn side
OF the chancel tail stalks of Gladioli,
shading from delicate pink to white,
bordered the spaces above the vain
scot like row in formal garden
meeting and overlapping the hanging
vines. Masses of the same flower
framed the chancel window At each
side of the window cleaned a tail
seven branched candelabrum. The
electric wall candelabra of the chapel
shone through sheaves of gladioli
shaded from delicate pink to red.
White ribbons Iooped to standa rds by
clusters of pink and white gladioli
and lengths Of trailing vine marked an
aisle to the chancel. Down this aisle,
TO wedding music played in the yestry
by an orchestra with organ accompani-
ment. passed the bridal party. The
bride was escorted by her father, who
gave her away.
An unusually effective color scheme
was observed in the bridesmaids
| dresses. which were of deep cream
color chiffon combined with self
color lace, worn with large velvet hats
| of the same shade, upturned at the
| back. The dresses had long flowing
sleeves and were cut round at the
neck, but a piquant high necked ef-
| feet was achieved by collars of Ameri-
can Beauty red velvet ribbon, tied
at the back with long flowing ends.
Bouquets of roses in the same shade
were carried.
The ma id of honor Miss TuIlv wore
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DeatbS.

ia$s 4, 1oian,h!a q HosHiisl EDITH 81
Elias and Daisy Campbell. 2lf ] 81 -"
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TthH9E FREbRS& SadGsgN!y FENyoSp oSspsmfe ss"f 80
SSeD,embeT ls. 2, old YYeoco"lco chu. =.
pcIocs. at his resdenGe ,h isig 7th h, st ~, M
Shade. Rose Proctor. Laura Rutler. Artalr
Prescott and Fred Tolson. Remains, rc.. +
ing al John r. Rhnes funeral chanel: ! +.
and | sts. s.w. Notice of funeral he
rokKE>s. FRIDAY. septemPer Is. 1922, q
pitai. LOUISE. ANN, beloved dauErhter =
st. Sc. Monday. septembcr Il. at 5 ="
am, thence to 8. Peters Church. wne :
n,ersar, nSss si w" Monn, GT s%nG oye 4
Friends and relatives invited. :"
WELLS; wedne-dsy. septemh"r lf. o..
st. St i.v.. 90 IDA wells 'nee LSles, fcloya
wife of the late Philp Wells, dau=hter,
If fe Mssnprd n.s Pnn ana apo Moaha wc er
Rosa Coleman: NelIis p',i P%X Lador,s 1,,;, LE,~,
Maurice Lyies. She leaves 10 mourn thetr
loss host of relatives and friends X
shmens hs nieMed oss ss,urdsy 81 septebSF "f r. Fg
neral Sunday. September ~. AZ - 'l3'.E
County. Nd.
We stood beside your bedside
And watched your life depa-i.
And when they said that you were dead
II nearly broke our hearts.
WEST. Departed this life TUESDAY. Scp
trmber 5 1928. AT hiz residence. 9olA1
G st sw.. JOHN #. WEST. beloved hu-
hand of Mary E. West. brother Of william
West and uncle of Mary F.. Hayes. Funnrz
Sunday Al nm from Zion B2pt =
Church. Rev. Howard pastor. Friends M
vited Ia attend.
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Rinehart will be at home at l5n Fast
Seventy-s second street. New York.
MANY guests from the social rosters
of New Bedford. New York, Boston,
W ashinEton. Corning and other cities
throughout the East gathered at the
beautiful sea side estate of the Housh-
, tons. The Meadows. for the cere-
mony, the wedding breakfast and the
outdoor reception held afterward in
the garden overlooking Padanaram
Bay.
The ceremony was in the intimate
setting of the private chapel of the
estate. which bears the name OF the
early English bishop and missionary,
ST Aidan. Bishop Wilson Il. Stearly
of Newark. y. J., and South Dart
mouth, assisted by the Rev. John NJ
Groton, rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, New Bedford. ofiiciated. The
single ring service was used.
There were 20 in the bridal party.
The maid of honor was Miss Marion
Gordon Tully. Locust Valley. Long
Island, and the best man was Stanley
Marshall Rinehart. jr.. Ossining, y.
Y. brother of the bridegroom.
Miss Matilda Houghton, daughter
of Amba ssador Houghton. who was
presented last season at the Court Of
st. James and came especially from
London for the wedding. was one of
the bridesmaids. The others were
Miss Alice BiSelow Tully, Locust
Valley: Miss Helen George Stearly.
South Dartmouth and Newark, \. j.;
Miss Louise Ireland and Miss Eliza.
beth Parker of Washington. Miss
Frances Dunn Mckee of South Dart
mouth and Washington, Miss Bar
bara Burns. South Dartmouth and
Omaha, NebJ., and Miss Lindsay
Beach. South Dartmouth and Roches-
ter, y. Y.
The ushers were Frederick Roberts
Rinehart, New York City. brother of
the bridegroom: Arthur Amory Hough
ton, jr.. Amory Houghton, Corning, n.
Y. son of Ambassador Houghton;
Arthur Reeve Hoover. Marion Law
and Cortlandt Parker, Washington. ID.
C.: Henry Davis Lee. Elkins. w. Va.
and Robert Almy. Boston.
The chapel was cleared of its peWs
that its capacity might be doubled.
and was transformed by deiicate-hued
sladioli and glossy green vines into
wedding setting at once stately and
graceful \ uracery of vines from
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the former home Of the bride A re-
the ceremony.
Miss Helen r., Clifford daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford of 1898
y street has gone To Wellesley, Mass.
where she viii be senior at Dan Hall
School.
The former President Of cuba and
Sonora de Zayas entertained Al dinner
last evening at the Mayfiower Hotel,
having n guests the charge d,affaires
of Cuba and Sonora do Padro and DR..
Carlos de Ia Tore Of the University
Of Havana. =.
Mrs. F.. Winfield Spencer. ir.. wife
Of Comdr. Spencer. L. <. y. will come
to Washington Thursday from San
Francisco. where she arrived this
week from ia pan aboard the President
Mckinley. Mrs. Spencer has been liv-
ing in China for the past year. Comdr
and Mrs. Spencer will be the guests
here of Mrs. Spencer's mother. Mrs
Rasin. Mrs. Spencer was formerly
Miss Warfield of Baltimore.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy T. Ans.
1 berry and son will come to Washing>
ton tomorrow after a three month
stay on their farm in the White
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. *. Burlew. the for
mer the administrative assistant to
the Secretary of the Interior, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry y. Byerly of 1850 Cal
vert street northwest will leave tomor.
row for a three-Week motor trip
through New England, Canada and
the Adirondacks.
Mrs. w. II. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling have taken an apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller enter
tanned at dinner last evening in com
pliment 10 Miss Jessie Dell. the newly
appointed Civil Service Commissioner.
Other guests were Miss Mary Dell.
Miss Katherine Sutherland and Miss
Laura Berrein of Georgia.
Mrs. John Sutton of 3911 Harrison
street, Chevy Chase. is entertaining a
large company of young people at a
dinner dance this evening at her home
in honor of her daughter. Miss Ruth
Sutton. who has recently returned
from an extended visit to various New
England water resorts.
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Deatbs.

fons s,df.s ssS nE.ssSd MSssS, 5, !, .t:
Funera, from his late residence, Monday
1nterment private. 90
BERGER. Friday. September is. 1920. At
her residence IN Warrenton. Va. ESTHER
MORGAN, beloved wife of Fred. G.. Berger.
8. n.T. Nom Monday. september feT Y sY at tVH m. H.
Internent private. 20
CANNON. Friday, Septsmher Is. 1929, at
r CANNoN widow of the late Patrick
s% from se abo4s adds.s s6en
to St. m Ma,thess u ch4reh6 ,a6 where prs91ism
Mount OlIvet Cemetery. 2o'
DoDGE Tues Tuesday sepssmoe1 l6 1ss5
services ser s at Dodge PARK Saturday. septeni.
Der - at & am; and r, at 1biS Soo q St dn,s NV.
Filming. Friday. September IS, 1925, at
1 ao GRxcE FfNsfNS hfS Ffs'GepGs nee no SObe eye
,Gm S St ehsHs ns x aondsg a.
pm Relatives and friends invited to to at
FOSTER. The death on June q. 1925. at
Puerto Barrios. Guatemala. Of FRANK
FOSTER. an American citizen. is reported
Guatemala The legal representatives OF
deceased can obtain further information y, ,I
%asSnston " aRnz,as B. B. me Department OF state
6.ap s$S - HIS$ss Ss:$ssss ,:sI.E
residence; Saturday sep,smbsr u; at 3
H.Mr6N shf 65N%erssRIsy ssIsy.a HosDit ss1 oEN
WEBB Web and the late vernce enHd Blair. Fnnersi
Monday; Septemher II. at p;;m; from
'T $40 Pm w1LL1sM e'1mosT z, TAGu1RE Ct o be e.
snd son N
the late George Mcguire. Funeral serv-
st e' his 0n1ass late rssidence' sdeoe 1iIa p..
Relatives and friends especially invited to
MAGUIRE. The members of Mount Vernon
ens assemble NJ, Mondas. September e k Il. p,mi Mii
or Brother of SR9f asGGf from 1@nef his
late residence 11I4 j n.IfRS 4 ft S.e con,.o,o,
Attest: JOHN E. s9ALfWooD' ooD''ei'r'
Recording Secretary.
MscANN Ca \. ia.dd rridsy segtsmher Is 1879 at
ff Wife q shs late SR Charles s. Mccann % Due
MELIGks !so Saturday, At september 1ss 1923;
8sI hRokh 1sr fsiSssis Sslesed wife isls lT'
HesTsn Msek cnu1eS rSnef frog E,D.o hf snS TR
SITS. on Monday September 81. at = pm.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 20
MILLER. Departed this life Thursday
Sseptesmbesr II, 1925, e the EEssidencsa q
Ingraham st. NV; Mrs; MARION RE:
BECGA fnee Hendleyl:, beloved wife Of
services SATURDAY. September 10. at 2
pm. at j. William Lees Sons. 332 Pa.
ave. NV. 49,
PFISTER. September 10, 1925, at IL: :O5
am. HENRY. beloved husband OF Helene
Pfstpr. re-
Ib2: Buchanan St. NV. Funeral services
late residence. ;nterment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 20
POST. Friday, September 19, 1925, at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. s. L,
Hagserty. 1914 sth st: NV. ADALINE
E. beloved wife of the late James Post OF
Oakland. n. j. Interment at Oakland. \. J.
PURCHASE. Thursday, sertembe IL. 1925.
AZ Hamilton. Mass, ALBERT z. PuR-
and Mr.. Roger z. Purchase. Services at the
$. n. Hines Fsin.rsi Home. saoi 1stb st.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Deaths Reported.

Leonard R. Walker. 81. 5lcF at.
Laura n Goodman 81 e75E 18th 81.
Jacob c. Riuker 81 Emergency Hospital
Sabastiano Fuschini. 65. 637 1lth st ne
Charles F. Fuller. 80. 503 G 81. sc.
Mary T. Mnnis rs. 702 ] 18th at. ne.
Nellie Stephenson. ~. Garfield Hospital.
Eliz abeth NJ. Booker so. 1909 goth ST.
Frank J. Dauhner. 50. George Washingt on
University Hospital.
Horare o. French a1 1911 Allison at.
Rosalie A. Dawson. 75. 81 & 81. ne.
Hilda Kidwell. . months. Childrens Hos
pital.
John Porter rs. Freedmen's Hospital.
Ida Wells. 30. 81 g rt.
Alberta Ivey. %. Freedmens Hospital.
Leo Harper. 19 Tuberculosis Hospital.
Victoria Laudrick. 95 Galinger Hospital.
Margaret Ridley, IA. Freedu1en's Hospital.
joseph Muscheh. months. Children g
Hospital
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Rinehart t-Hougiton Wedding
I'm Brides Country Home.

Miss C;ratia Buell. Houghton. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amory
Houshtop of Corning. y. Y. and
South Dartmouth, Mass. and niece of
Ala nson Is. Houghton. Amba sSado TO
the Coulu of ST. James. was married
~ South Dartmouth. Mass. today at
! o'clock. to Mr.. Alan Gillespie Rine-
hart son of DIR. and Mrs. Stanley NJ.
Rinehavt of Washington. The we'd
ding was one of the most brilliant of
the season in southeastern Massachu-
SettS.
The bSide made her debut two sea
sons ago in Berlin. while her uncle
was Ambassador TO Germany. She
attended q finishing school AT Farm.
inGton. Conn. Mr.. Rhinehart was edu-
Gated at Harvard. Upon their ret urn
from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
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Debutantes Secure Dates
For Teas and Dances.

Debutantes who expect Ia min gle
in the events of the early season are
rapidly settling on their dates.
November dehutanteS are Miss
Lydia ArChbold. daughter OF Mrs
Anne Archbold. to have her coming
out tea the afternoon of November
"a, and Mrs. Lee p. Warren will pre-
sent her daughter. Miss Lenore
Scullin. on the same day. but at a
dance. Rev. DR.. and Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes will introduce their
daughter, Miss Olivia E. p Stokes. a
F'oxcroft School girl. at a dance No
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to the
following:
Joseph Croker and Ruby Enslev.
Laertes ellis and Martha Beulsh Over
ton.
Nick Serkis an,. Angela Tiara.
Richard Fmmet Nugent of Camp Meade
Md and Helen Elizabeth Richardson Of
this city.
Owen NJ. Cleveland nf Alexandria. Va
and Naomi Rose Roderick Of Arlington Va
James Paul KYLE of this city and Louise
Virginia Jones of Alexandra. Va.
Robert n Witherow OF Dunrannon. Pa.
and Grace e BIundell OF this CITY.
Charles Julius and Daisy Franklin.
Alexandria Va
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department IN the last -
hours:
John NJ. and Bertha Poole girl.
John J. and Lillian NJ Patton boy.
John A. and Margaret r. Duffy. boy.
John X. and Mary Bsrontas. girl
Charles W. and Mercer p McCrea girl
Anthony J. and Florence NJ Grasso girl.
Earl and Annie Pin. girl.
Edward and Eva Johnson boy.
James and Lillian Robinson EirI
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FOUR GIRLS DROWNED.
Three Lose Lives Going to Rescue
Of COMPANION.

TE&AkkANA. Ark. September IL
R.-Four girls were drowned in Red
River at Spring Bank, southeast Of
here. yesterday. The girls were swim
ming when one got beyond her depth
and the others went to her rescue, all
losing their lives.
They were Mary Russell. 1G. and
Beatrice Evans. f6: Ida Mae Evans.
IS, and Cleo Evans. u. All lived At
DOddridce. Ark.
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Argentina and Family
Return to the Embassy Today
From Atlantic City.

" HE Ambassador of Argentina
and Sonora de Pueyrredon
and their family returned to
- Washington last evening
from Atlantic City. where
theytm otored the first of the week.
The .AmbasSa dor of Italy and Sig
nora di MARITIME entertained AT dinner
last evening at the Plaza Hotel, in
New York. where the Ambassador
arrived yesterday from his home in
Italy, Signora di MARITIME. who has
been spending the Summer in Massa.
Chusetts, met the Ambassador upon
has arrival and will come to Washing
ton tomorrow or Monday.
The Attorney General, Mr.. John G
Sarge MT who was the guest of the
President and Mrs. Coolidge at the
White House for some time. left yes
ter6ayt 10 make a visit in his Vermont
home.
Mrs. Frank 3. Kellogg. wife of the
Secretary OF State. who is spending
somei time at Hot Springs. Va, will
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Homestead. Mrs. kellogg is not
eNpe'Y ed to return to Washington
until Fhe end of the month.
Mr.. ,-Iames r. Sheffield. American
Ambassador to Mexico. who has been
at the Willard for several days. re
turned today to his home in New
York. but expects TO come again to
Washington in two weeks.
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BIRTH. MARRIAGE. DEATH.

NEM0RIAM notices and LOST
AND Found NAV be inserted Mp tn
Ie o'clock noon, day Of issue.
except for Saturday and Sunday.
These announcements may he in
serted up to 1890 am. for
Saturday Star. and M to ~ p.m.
Saturday for sunday star.
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! lowe. near Front Royal, have returned
TO the city.

Mr.. Martin Conboy. who is in charge
OF arrangements for the testimonial
dinner to Admiral Benson. which will
take place in the jefferson room of
the Mayftower tonight, arrived from
New York Yesterday and is at the
MayfiOwpr
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Miss Mary Kathryn Cummings and
Miss Anna Dougherty have just re-
turned from Today trip to Niagsr
Falls and Canada
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Miss Brigham. Recently Back
From China, Receives Tomorrow.

Miss Gertrude Richa rdsoh Brig :
ham, who lately returned from China
has taken new studio at Poll
street northwest. and will be at home
informally to her friends tomorrow
afternoon, from to 6 O'Clock. with
small art collection from China and
Japan.
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Former Senator Joseph s. Freling.
huysen of New Jersey Joined Mrs
lrr,ireiinshuysen at the Mayjower on
ihursday. They will remain several
days in Washington.
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Mrs. b. c. Davis and Miss Emily
Clevela nd Davis of 1926 Massach1,.
settS avenue northwest, after some
Mecks the guests of Mrs. Ernest Mar.
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Miss Sade G. StyTon spent three
months at Newport and returned to
Washington yesterday.
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Mrs. Samuel y. ASnew and Mrs
Bartella Kelly Of the Cordova Apart
ments. and Mrs. T.. =. Mertz oi
Mia mi. Fla. are spending a few
weeks at Atlantic City. stopping at
tbp Am ba : dor
Evening star., 1925-09-19

- HE Amba ssador of Argentina
and Sonora de Pueyrredon
and their family returned to
Washington last evening
Evening star., 1925-09-19

Miss Audrey Alexander, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur a. Alexa nder.
has joined her family here after a
visit to her grandmother. Mrs. Anna
T.. Hendley. in Atlantic City.
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The marriage of Miss Sarah Bush.
nell Chaplin. daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Fred Il. Ryons of 1892 Lamont
street. and Lieut.. DiXwell ketcham,
son of Mr.. Frank ID. ketCham and
the late Mrs. ketcham of New York
City. will take place this afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock IN Englewood, y. j..
Evening star., 1925-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. BRYANT Of
1919 Q street northwest are at Haddon
Hall Atlantic City, TO remain for a
short time.
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Gen. Mallory. from Lexington. Va
has been staying with Comdr. and
MRS. I. X. Mallory for a few days
King Mallory leaves. next week to at.
ted Woodberry Forest School. in Vir.
ginia.
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The marriage OF Miss Helen Eliza =
beth Richardson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William T.. Richardson. to
Lieut.. Richard Emmel NuSent.
Il. S. A.. son Of DR.. and Mrs. John
c. Nugent of Altoona, Pa. will take
place this evening at s o'clock in
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. the
Rev. George Fiske Dudley officia ting.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-22
y M {. A. News

Echoes OF the summer conferences
Will be heard at the Y. w. c. A. to-
morrow evening, Wednesday, begin
ming with supper at $50 In the
main building, All this years del
eGates, with delegates OF former con-
terences, have been invited and are
expected to make reservations for
supper by Wednesday noon at the
very latest. ANY member OF the Y.
w. c. A. who is interested to hear
conference reports will be welcome
also. ANY one cannot attend the
supper, may come in later, about
1880, for the main part of the pro-
gram.
Nine members from the local as
ISOLATION, attended conferences this
year. including the Industrial girls
conference at Prospect Camp. the
Girl Reserve one at Camp Maqua
and the Community one at Silver
Bay. All will have interesting re-
ports TO make and it is expected that
many suggestions and ideas for the
local program this year will be pass
ed on. Anna lrlodan and Anna
Parker are to report for the In
dUstrial Girls, for the Girl Reserves
and Ruth Landon for the Communi-
ty conference, which takes in all
cities in the New England field. The
committee preparing for the event
is composed Of Miss Noble, Miss
I,andon, and the secretaries at the
Y, w. c. A.
Girls who are interested in the
above classes are asked to call up
the Y. W. G. A. at once and register
tor these classes. There must be
ten or more registrations for each
class to insure its being Sarried on.
These will begin the week OF
October 18th. Mss Fossett is now
arranging physical examinations for
all those who are TO take the pool
and gym classes, all classes are open
TO members and non-membcrs.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-22
HELMY ADDS HIS SAY
IN EDERLE DISPUTE
Egyptian Swimmer Declares Ger
trudc Was Unable To Go
Any Further

Paris, Sept. 20 R>-Ushak Helmy,
the Egyptian swimmer who took
Miss Gertrude Ederle from the water
at the end OF her unsuccessful at
tempt to swim the English channel,
said last night when he reached
Paris. Miss Ederle was completely
finished and unconscious when l
gathered her In"
"She never objected TO my touch
ing her or to my assisting her TO
keep atloat," the giant Egyptian
continued. II believe she was too
far gone to know what was going on.
She soon recuperated, however, and
was In fine physical shape after she
had been on the tug a few minutes"
Helmy insisted that ii was upon
instructions from Jabez Wolfe, Miss
Ederle's trainer. whom she now says
prematurely stopped her attempt,
that he went to Miss Edorle's assist
ance. These instructions, he said,
were both spoken and in sign lam
guage. Hclmy came to Paris last
night after resting a week at Bou-
logne following his unsuccessful at
tempt TO swim the channel last Mon
day,