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Evening star., 1925-12-06

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Married iR
Colnmbia Chnrch

Tho marriage Of Miss Beulah +.
Gibson, daughter OF Mrs. G. c. Glib
son. 10 Mr. Winner r. pcVore OF Los
Angeles was solemulssd wednesday
evening, October 81. Ia the Columbia
Congregational church. Tho Rev.
George Mcclure read the service
The bride, who was given IN mar.
riagc by her uncle. Mr. G. 4.
George. was pret,ily sovned In
white crepe dc chine. Her veil va.
OF iullc and her bouquet, Columbia
roses.
Miss Marjorie Kurtz, the maid OF
honor wore green crepe. There
were four maids, Miss Lois Phillips
In cream crepe; Miss Mile I.ysncs
In green satin. Miss Hazel Carpcr. in
orchid crepe, and Miss Rose samuel.
son. Ia pink charmeusc.
Mr. Arnold Wood was beat man
and tho ushers were McSsra oun
kimball, Harold croevy. Russell
sntsea and Philip Weiss.
Mr. and Mrs, Devorc arc in Cali.
fornla on their wedding trip. They
viii h. NJ home In Seattle after
December :.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH PLANNING
LARGE BAZAAR

PLYMOUTH CHURCH PLANNING
LARGE BAZAAR
An old fashioned Oriental bazaar
With the women in colorful cos
tune. representing different coun.
tries OF tho world will. be given
by the Women's Association OF
Plymouth church. wednesday and
Thursday. November II ana II. In
tho parlOrs OF the. church
Besides the usual bazaar articles,
there will be for sale. rag rugs, en-,
grayed and unengrHved Christmas
cards, bulbs. shrubs, a variety OF
rollshes, fruit cakes, plum buildings
and minee meat An especially at.
tractiye luncheon rs planned for
Wednesday noon There viii be a
luncheon also on Thursday, after
noon tea both days from 10 and
an old.fashioned chicken dinner
Thursday night at G:i5. The mum.
Der is limited to 500. 80 early reser.
yations should be made at Main.
1896.
After the dinner "A one act com
edy. out Flapped," awarded first
prize at the womcn's University
club and written By Mrs. Frederick
Miner viii be presented under the
direction Of Mrs. Robert Sandal at
slb.
The committee chairmen are:
Mrs. Ray Gilkcrson. Young Mar.
ried women's club: Mrs. j. ".
Martin. Madrona Circle: Mrs. II. w.
Yuiie. Capitol Hi Circle: Mrs. G.
+. Gerhnrdt. Renton Hlll Circle:
Mrs Fred Gorton. West Seattle
Circle; Mrs. u, y. slzer. University
Circle: Mrs Edward Crosby. Cen.
trail Circle: Mrs. s. ]. Barnes. Broad.
way Circle: Mrs. NJ. II. Ring, Queen
Anne Circle; Mrs II. G. Allen. Mt.
Baker Circle: Mrs, 81. ~ Ballard,
Candy booth. Mrs. J. p. Ball, Chair
man OF dinner; Mrs. i. T.. y.
Smith. tickets: Miss Mona Maddreil.
decorations: Mrs. c. u, Hedreen.
chairman of luncheon: Mrs Robt.
Sandal. director OF play; Mrs. F. NJ.
Butler. Chairman OF Christmas
cards; Airs. H. \. Day. general
chairman.
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Aaember Program
ann0unced

The Women's University Club has
scrae Interesting events planned for
~ November program. which fol.
s7v.
4 The first event schedule IL a
aseaker luncheon on Thursday after,
aoon- November 5. at 1890 O'Clock.
p, LOIS Hayden Meek. secretary Of
,ps national education board OF the
.ansrican Association Of University
sEsmsn, will speak on The study
- Childhood Education In women's
Triverstsy Clubs Turnout the Coun-
TT Mrs James p. Wcter and Miss
Hslsn VI. Reynolds will 10 the hos
lsssss.
ION Sunday afternoon. November 8.
- 40 o'clock. there win Re a twf.
light musicale with the program pre-.
ssnted by Mrs Ruth Beli Hudson.
oprano. Of Chicago. and Miss
frances Tanner. violinlst. The hos.
Ifssss viii f,e Mrs. ira Il. A. Curry
and Mrs. Foster l.. McdoyeFn.
Tuesday. November 10. at o'clock.
ar John Nickerson win talk on the
lama, which will be followed by the
Fading Of three-act play by Mrs.
R E. Jarvis.
Friday. November 10. there viii be
y Informal gathering in the draw.
iag room. Miss Adelaide Pollock will
fsad "sun.Up." by Lulu vollmer.
Mrs. Curtis Williams and Mrs. G. W.
tmphrey viii be the hostesses.
Mrs. Russell Callow and Mrs. Rus.
sell McCurdy win he the hostcssss
20 a formal dinner dance planned
% Saturday evening, November u.
This will be for members and their
uss.s.
The annual all-club mixer for
Members only, Is on the calendar for
Friday afternoon. November q. az
80 o'clock The committee has
planned special features for the aft
sFnoon as well as a program which
I'LL include a reading Of yachel
lAndsay's The Congo" by Mrs. J..
D. Knettle. and a one.sct play by
ne Women's University Club Play.
tYp
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The Best Exercises for Reduc
ing and General Health
part IL

MTE all know tnat exercises done
w with enjoyment and in the
open air naturally are better for re-
ducing and general health than any
other type. That means some OF the
outdoor games and activities tennis,
golfng. hiking. skating, swimming.
ETC. should be included In the
daily regime. II possible Swimming
is probably the best Of these, be-
cause swimming exercises every
muscle IN tho body, and the contact
with the cold water speeds up all the
bodily activities in order 10 counter
act the coldJ
In yesterdays paper. / gave you n
list OF the caloric requirements for
the different activities. Here's re-
view OF a. During sleep person
Weighing $50 pounds for his normal
weight uses up. per hour. COTS cal
cries; awake. lying still, 1885 cal.
Dries; sitting Mt rest 100 calories;
standing at rest, lis cnlorles; walk.
ing slowly. zoo calories: walking nc
lively, 800 calorles; running. 500
calorics: light exercise, 10 calories:
active exercise, 200 calories; severe
exercised fsuch ms saving and chop
ping wood. 10000 cnlories. For one
Weighing more or less (normally), the
figures would b6 higher or lower. re-
spectiyeiy. / say normally" for #
tho weight consists Of too great n
proportion of fat. less caloriea would
be used.
Before I 20 on with this article on
exercises. / want to complete the
list and give you the average num-
Der OF calorles used by adults while
working, ns given by Rose In Feed
Ing the Family:
MAN Ger Dnys
At rest, 1900 10 1000 calorles.
sedentary, 1900 to $500 calories.
Working, $500 TO 1000 cnlories.
WOMAN per Day;
~ rest, 800 to 1900 calorles.
sedontnry occupations bookkeep-
err, etc). !. 900 to 1900 cnlorlcg.
Occupations involving standing,
walking, or manual labor general
housekeeping, otc), 1900 to $500
cnlorIca.
Occupations requiring strength
dsundress, ctc), $500 TO 1900 calor.
ieF.
You can soc from this list, that II
you do physical work, you arc able
10 ont great R0ny more calores
without putting on excess weight,
than you can II your work is Of the
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Orthopedic Shops

mrs. Stanton Allen will be hostess
,ur East Highland Drive Guild on
thursday at the Or@hopedic Lunch
, n Assisting viii be Mrs. u. D..
2 c'laWin, Mrs H. n. Butler. Mrs. C..
:, culllton. Mrs. l.. H. carvcy Mrs.
meH Christie, Mrs. Clarence Collins.
H. 9. J.. CreeIman, Mrs II. r..
feasrici, Mrs. William Froude, Mrs.
y Graft, Mrs. w. N. Gilmore.
r.A W. O. Hedgecock. Mrs. n. IL.
,"ons' Mrs. r. u. Michigan. Mrs.
=. McGrew, Mrs. ]. q. Miles, Mrs
s .suerica Thomas ana Mrs. LEROY
Henton Hin Guild, with Mrg. y J.
~ and Mrs. Fred susky. VIII bo
enargo at the Thrift shop Thurs.
n morning IN tho afternoon Mrs
NJ .. MaeDougoll and Mrs. J. =.
dlll Guild, 'oN ""'Ss ior f'f''
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COLUMBIA SCHOOL P-T, A.
10 ENTERTAIN

Columbia school TT A. Will On.
terrain with a moving picture and
program ut the school Thursday.
November @. ln the afternoon at
sss0 o'clock there VIII be- a special
showing OF tho pictures Tor the
children Jackie C0ogan IA "Ths
Rag Man" VIII be tho feature and
there win also 30 fable comedy
Thursday evening. thoro will be
q repetition ~ the pictures and a
program which win include two
solos. by Parker Cook and the fol
lowing numbers by pupils OF Miss
Ruth Doheriy'a school Of dancing
and dramatic an.
Irish llg. the Meyer children. Rus
sian dance. Dorothy Magic and III,
nor Noight; sonE and an old fash.
Toned dance. Selma Bellies. reading.
Catherine Guthmulier.
Noia V. Wllstcnd win contribute
a piano solo Ms we'll as act as ac-
oompanist for the program numbers
ana the picture,
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WOMEN or
MuOiEiIEAhT LEGION
The Nomcf 81 MoossIsaft Legion
win meet AZ Moose Temple ~ Thurs.
dsy evening. N0y1aber . nt 8
o'clock Election Of a,nccrs
AID SOCIETY WILL
HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
Tho Ladies' Ala Society OF the
Recon Hiil Congregational Church
viii hold a ruranags sale on Thurs
day, November 9. at stall 52, Econ
omy Market.
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Seattle Society !
Edtsd by Lillian Keen Leblster Telephone MA n osoo
Assistant-Laura Emory
On. and Mrs Myers to Entertain at Dinner.
"The ArcadlaRS' Title of Nelo DancineClllb

ar AND MRS GEORGE n.
NJ MYERS will entertain with "a
amer AZ their home Friday even.
- ia honor Of Miss Lorraine
.Smp,sil aud her nancy, MIR NAL
= Graham, and Air and Mrs.
fAn Mallory JBcmioe payl % Mos.
s.u Idaho. who arc ln town untn
Siaraay. when they viii sail ON a
ntn % AlAshl-
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.MerrllS VIII Be
Dinner Hosts

Mr., ard Mrs. r. y. Merrill viii
sa,crtain with a dinner at their
bona this evening In honor OF Or.
% ~ Turner Of Jackson. Miss.
srho with his daughter. Miss Lalah
Turner IS visiting bis hro,hsr-ln-
Jaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Green.
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Mr. and Mrs. StriUe TO
Gre 7hedter PartU

Nr and Mrs Frederic strive viii
sa,srtaln about sixty members OF
iAs young married set at the opening
5.-toguance 81 the Henry Duffy
payers az the President Thcater on
Nondsy evening. November ..
Later Mr.. and Mrs strive Will
ike their guests 10 their home FOR
suppeF
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lrritdtionS Issued for
Series of Dances

Under the title ct 'The Arcadians"
rsWly formed club, composed ~
sss hundred and twealy alumni OF
NJ University 81 Washington. has
sued invitations 20 series Of six
sprr,al dances In tho Junior ballroom
(, The olympic. Tho first dance 70
ale place on saturday evening. Mo-
ssnhsr 3,
: rhe series Is sponsored by Mr.. and
Ms Edward l. Resting. Mr.. and
Nr Lloyd r. Walker Mr., and MIR.
Nal +. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
ard J. sperry and Mr. and Mrs.
,lIoyd \. Cooler
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Dinner VIII Honor
Mr.. and Mrs. ESal,

MI and Ma Monte THROWN viii
entertain with a dinner OF twenty,
Tour covers al their home In honor
OF Mr and Mrs. James n. Esary.
who are leaving soon for Florida 10
spend the winter.
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Personal

MB. John =. Crowley returned
I.saturhay from a seven weeks trip
81 The East. coming home by way
Of California
Mrs. Walter slast F4tz will re.
turn Friday from q ten days visit
In Spokane.
Mrs Robert Moran and Miss
Nellie Moran of Rosario, have taken
an apartment at Hudson Arms for
the winter
Mr. Grant Hellar, who ',na been
visiting Ia Seattle for q fortnight
LEFT this morning FOR a months
stay IA Olympia.
Mrs. George HardEroye n expect.
cd home this evening from a visit
with friends in spokane.
Dr. and Mrs. otis Floyd Iamson
viii be home saturday night from a
trip East
Miss Gertrude Anderson has re.
turned from n trip IN oregon and
Idaho.
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sOROsIs c1.rn

Ths art department Of the soroHls
Club viii meet Thursday. November
8. AZ ? o'clock. NJ the Federated club
house Prugthm Josef Israel"
by Mrs 7 81 Gamble: John Con.
stable. by Mrs h. A. Forbes: Art
NewH." by hrs Luke. SIR. clinton
jennings Greene. secretary Of &c
attic Fine Arts Society viii speak on
civic Needs Of "a Fine Arts Ins'itu
ton" Hostess. Mrs I.owir.
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AIRS. Stanton WiH
BE ConrplimeHted

Mrs, Hugh Purcell viii entertain
With bridge party az her homo on
wednesday afternoon, November II.
IN honor OF Mrs. Lewis stanton. who
y leaving shortly on a trip East.
twenty guests have been invited
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REHEARSAL

REHEARSAL
Tho Sordiea Choral Club win hold
Us regular rehearsal Friday evening.
November 6, at o'clock. AT eio.ii
University building.
PRINCESS ANGELINE
pARLoR
Princess Angeline Parlor No. ?.
Native Daughters Of Washington.
will have business meeting Friday
evening. November 6, at tho y. W.
G. A. ciubrooms.
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NEW UNIT
INSTALLED.

Mrs Edgar Ames. Vice president
Of the Music and Art Foundation
Fund. and Mrs. Chafin. representing
University unit. Installed phlnncy
unit OF the fund on October 90. az
tho home Of Mrs s \. Burton.
Mrs. Burton wau elected chair.
man. Mrs. Canon. vice chairman.
Mrs, p. S. Hall. secretary. and Mrs
o. c. Lehman. treasurer.
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SEWARD PARK
/ COMMUNITY CLUB

Seward Park Community club
viii meet al the home OF Mrs, 4.
Is, Matthiesen. 1889 Seward Park
ave, on Thursday evening. Noven.
Der Q. at S o'clock. Members from
the Beacon I'M Improvement Club
and the Seward Park Literary club
viii speak.
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LADIES or WHITTIER
HEIGHTS CLUB

Ladies Of Whittier IlelEhts I'm,
proyement club viii meet Thursday,
November g, with Mrs. Dyon
Bonkalla, 1854 Ninth ave. n. W.
Luncheon. az o'clock. will be fol.
lowed by cards.
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Mrs. Burnett TO
Tiue Luncheon

In honor Of Mrs Caspar Sharpies.
ivho recently returned from trip
,zbTuad. Mrs Charles Pyc Burnett
'vilI entertain 1t luncheon next
Monday afternoon at Tho olympic.
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MIscELI.ANEors 80

Colonel Ethan Allen Circle. Ladies'
Of tho g. \. r., VIII hold a miscei.
laneous sale and homc-cookod din.
ncr on Friday, November 6. II Il
o'clock. nj Roosevelt Hall.
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ALPHA cIrn

Alpha Club viii meet Thursday.
November 9. at 1850 o'clock. At tho
home OF Mrs. a. G, Sears. gi5 n.
hist NJ. Book review. Penguin
Island LAnatole Franccl by Mrs.
HArrletta Ross: Parliamentary Law,
conducted by Mrs Waiter Sfacfar.
lane.
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Hosts at Dinner
Before Junior Dance

Mr. and Mrs Frank Gilbert Black
wv entertain with n dinner at their
nome before the Junior Club dance
= me Seattle Golf Club on wednes.
nay evening, November ,5
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SEATTLE DAHLIA
SOCIETY

The Seattle Dahlia society win
meet Thursday evening. November
.. At o'clock. IN room $40 Central
building Mira. r. A. Gardner VIII
toll OF the Scotch aud English gar
dens which she visited during her
recent trip abroad Mrs. +. y. Lake
win speak on Spring Buibs"
FA1RvtEw PIT 4.
The Fairyicw Pr. \. win have
a meeting on Thursday. November
8. AZ tho school Mrn Harry II.
Hartman OF the Central school will
speak on sight Saving"
The pupils Of the school VIII give
a surprise in the lower hali a, sif
o'clock. Refreshments will b.
served.
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MNNTI.E EnCIAL CII-n

The Myrtle Social club viii meet
nt tho home of Mrs Adam schrafren,
berger. l22 n 5sth st. on Thursday.
November o. at = o'clock. Cards will
be played Take phinney ave. car,
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- % - eAhfts NV -
A ff-rcial meeting has been caitad
by the American legion auxiliary
TO Rainier Noble Post. on Thursday
evening, November o. at O'Clock.
al the elubrooma, for the purpose
of Initiating new members.
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Series Of Dinner Dances

The Arctic club has arranged a
series OF Thursday evening dinner
dances az the club These affairs
VIII be informal with dancing
from {. until o'clock.
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Boys VII Keep
ODen House

The dormitory boys at the Lake
shs school have issued invitations
2 an open house" at the school,
triday evening, from until 10
o'clock.
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sCHrRpNT l.LTR

The Schubert Club will ba enter.
tanned By Mrs + 4. wlsner. 1889
18th ave, s.. Friday. November 6.
Luncheon al 1880 O'clock.
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Informal Rridne Series

Mrs John Moran win entertain
nth the first Of series OF in.
hfr1al bridge parties at her home
s Friday afternoon. Three tables
MI Be In play
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N[EETINCi posrroNEn

Tho French Canadian Club has
postponed its meeting. planned for
Friday, November 8. 70 Friday, No,
yember 10. at 1881 First ave.
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Hosts at Dinner

Cnlonel and Mrs. Alexander NJ
Fs'heriil were hosts at an Informal
anasr Al their home last evening.
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RUMMAGE SALE

The Mothers club OF Sigma Theta
Fraternity will hold a runmaEc sale
Friday and Saturday. November 81.
At westlaks Market.
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APPLE HIOaaoM c11,n

Michigan Apple Blossom Club
viii meet with Mrs. II, L. Meek.
1905 WoodIhwn ave, Thursday.
November 8. Luncheon al 1880
O'Clock
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EDUCATIONAL SECRETARY
Will VISIT SEATTLE

DR. Lois Hayden Meek. education.
al secretary of tho American Asao-
citation ~ University Women. viii be
in Seattle Thursday. November o. In
tho interest Of the furthcrnnce OF
the educational program OF the as
soointlon, She viii make an address
az IA speakers luncheon that the
Womrn's University club has ar.
ranged and viii speak AT meetings
on pre-school aud elementary educA
ton conducted IN The afternoon and
evening by the Seattle branch Of the
American Association OF University
Women.
The luncheon IL scheduled Tor /
o'clock Al o'clock. Dr. Meek win
hold conference on pre.school
training iu the club rooms Of the
Business and Professional Women IN
Plymouth House. 5s2 Seneca st. and
az o'clock she win give an address
on Elementary Education" In tho
auditorium AZ the Y. ". G. A. These
meetings are open TO all Interested
In educational work.
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SOCIAL AND uIAmTABLE

CLUB
socinl and Charitable club FreJa
~iil meet Thursday. November g. a.
2 o'clock IN The parlos AZ the
Swedish Club, Cards viii be played.
end there viii be a shower FOR "a
booth at the swedish Club hazaAr.
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MIssouI.A CLrn

The Nliasoula Club viii meet
THURSDAY. November s, at . o'clock.
with Mrs. J. y. Cushing. 4o7 W.
Howe st. Mrs. Arthur Thompson
and Mira. Thomas r. Hilton viii asy
sist tho hostess. Take West Queen
Anne car. No. 20.
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M rnuErs ASSOCIATION

PAST CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
Past chiefs association or Seattle
Temple No .. puhlan Sisters. Will
meet Thursday. November Q, az tho
home ~ Mrs W. O. Cole, 7si Third
ave. \, Luncheon az 1880 o'clock
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SONG RECITAL

hilhs Thirzn cawtey viii give n
fong recital Thursday evening, No
yember 6. AT o'clock. AT the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. V. Mcdonald,
$40 Kinnear place.
Sponsoring the affair win be Mrs.
Mcdonald. Mrs Richard A. Van der
Las. Mrs. Carl J.. Honore, Mrs.
Harry J Peorminc. Mrs Archibald
Mclean. Mrs D. Y. Lausberg and
Mrs. Charles A. Glnsscock
The program follows
"Amarllil. MIA Bella" .4-.s..,.. .caceiui
DANA. Dana. Faneiuila dsntils".
'Aplrats i'ur. sprats" ..-., DouGudy
Thirra CawEsy
Nrlntif' 4trrt-,ft.. s-sts..s,s.r. $idht
Nut d'Etolias'' ...sst...s.,, Debussy
Variations de Bravsur" ........ Adam
ThirTA cHws.Y
Reading Selected
Mr.. Frank Giles
AriA-"omhrs Lsssrs' from "plnofsh'
trssr.ssEsEassasssrs Asfsrbeeg
ThlFla CAwasY
An Love Hut a Day ........Bsach
The Little Bells Of s4viila" -. samusls
Fairy Taiss .st...as.....s..w Weir
HeFsnAds" .ts,,,.............. Etrahss
ThirrA Ctwssy
Miss Lsnors Prisdtand. seeompanist
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Tomorrow-I'cst Exercises for Re.
duclng and General Hcalth--fnrt II.
My dear followers:

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Peters. care Of George Matthew
Adams Service $50 Park ave, Nav
York city. Please remember TO ON.
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DRESSED envelope benring your
full name and address. Tho pam.
phlot on reducing and gaining In
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NOT OVER 900 WORDS. and type or
make them logibly with ink, Please
sign your name as evidence or good
faith--we VIII not use II In nnv
way, Remember II In impossible Tor
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this column ms soon ms possible, II
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forget tho STAMPED. SELF.AD-
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The Mbpus club viii meet Thurs
tay, November 0. at $50 o'clock, Al
tho horne ~ Miss Beth Hogs. G0s
33rd ave.
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CARD PARTY

Robert Morris Chapter, O. E. s.,
will have card party Ia the Mason.
le Temple on ThursdHy evening.
November 8.
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I .N3 DietandHealth
s.2,.e@r By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
T's.'0T' 4umsrs< Dsf and Health fer Gr2ars'

lsedsntary nature. A point that few
I people know is this: that mental
work. no matter how strenuous. does
not require added nourishmsnt be.
yond what II needed at rest, because
tho amount Of physical energy uscd Is
10 small ne to be negligible, Only
/ the physical activities require nddi-
tional energy food
I Now back TO our exercises for re-
duolng. Unfortunately there are n
great many who cannot nvnil them
selves Of outdoor sports and actlvi-
ties and they have to content them.
selves with indoor oxercIses, with
the windows open The exercises
that are most necessary both for re.
ducing and general health nre the
exercises thnt involve the trunk and
the chest, There arc many excellent
systems. Walter Camps Daily Dog
en-, which you can get in book form
for ton cents in any store, are very
good Then there are Photographic
systems Of exercise. They hrc all
good. IL vs. especially nice to exer-
else to music Whistle or sing ~
you don't annoy your ncighbors n
you haven't photograph.
However. the time Of taking cxer-
cises is not so important. Take them
when you cnn. have found this f
helpful little stunt--lf take long
walk or other oxnrriae iuut hofnr,
my dinner. the fatigue produced les.
sens my appetite THE stimulation
Of appetite comes after the fatigue
rs oyerJ You might try ia les
aencd appetite is n contamination dc.
voutly to be desired for those OF
~ who have this overweight ogre
always hanging around.
Tomorrow-Bcst Exercises for Re.
duclnR and General Hcnlth-Cnr, TT