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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
&q3DietandHealth
psT,.eT, By LuIu Hunt Peters, Md
''Tsor' sasrsr Z4ef and Health Gzalsa"
Daily Foundation Reducing
Diet

Daily Foundation Reducing
Diet
Il reducing your weight ~ Is high
L lF important 90 reduce excess IN
only. Tor the excess fHt ls The only
tissue that sou can spare There
fore. boz your reducing diet you must
supply m" needs for your other
tissues This means vrumiueB, min.
rml elements. protein and part n
your energy nsrdE
want you io have a certain fGun-
lHtion In those LOO C's every day 10
supply these needs Ho that boo rrlue-
IuE ruur weight sou will not reduce
your ril uEfh md health at the ume
time Az you have this f0uuda-
tioH sou can make your own choice
N foods FOR the balance Of the diet.
You should have.
FIRST Al beast a half pound ~
some uatery vegetables Uhe green
lear vegetables Brs especially good
lettuce, spinach. celery, asparagus.
WutCrcrcH. cabbage, beet top greens.
tomatoes, .tcorteu. A hair pound Of
these cooked or unco0Kei. without
mi. win be- approximately 30 G.
SECOND: Onsshllf pound ~ 9TH
.pr vegetables, such Hs carrots. bcets.
UuIons. etc That viii approximate
I00 c.
THIRD 200 c u fruit The fol-
lowing approximate 100 Q each ono
large apple. orange, banana. pear:
one hair large grapefruit. puH melon.
AZ inches IN diameter one cup Of
berries, grapes VI chcrriers three or
four piums apricoia, lemons OF
peaches three or four dates. two Or
three figs one fourth cup n raislns
ar currents Better mako vour dca.
rrI ~ fruit
Your fruit and vegetables wIn FUR
ulsh a lrrge hare Of The v.tumrus
and mineral elements and some car.
bohydrutcs or energy food. n N best
10 take n large part Of them raw
] Fruits and vegetables arc more OF
less similar foods. so n you cannot
{ set vegetables sou can take more
! fruit. and vice versa.
/ FOURTH; Every cay you should
have az least one pint ~ skim %,
{ buiiernilk That Will amount 10 lGt
z G 90 c 20 the ounce, OF witch about
/ 10 G are complete protein. Mix vii
also give you a liberal supply OF cal,
cium or lime n you prefer Who'll,
milk you VIII have 10 count j, TO-
ial 81 go caIorics 10 the pint t2l
calories 20 the ouurel.
n sou do not care FOR milk. takt
three ounces iabout two hcaplnf
iahlospoonfulp Of eotiase cheese
. This sou VIII need counr only 100 c
but h viii give you &c c. of com
plcts protein. and the lime. tho sam,
as the milk would. Other cheese,
are good but they count higher In
calorics lone fun inch cube OF cream
cheese IL 100 c.
( FIFTH: want you 20 have tw,
average sized potatoes 200 c.. or
'wo slices Of whole wheat bread, one
hair inch thick, Fani. number o.
1 calories Those of YOU who ar,
EQUITY or rheumatic had better tax,
tho potatoes instead Of the bread be
c1uae ~ their ailtolin salts.
/ SIXTH: Protein. You must hnvr
I about 100 c moro OF protein. beside.
what YOU get IN the milk You car
get this. In large measure. In tire,
Ior four ounces % lean meat or fIsl
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Bridge Tea for
Mrs. Stanton

Mrs Samuel J. Calderhead viii
entertain with a bridge tea at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. Novcm-
her 10. In honor OF Mrs. Louis
stanton, who viii leave shortly on
a trip East. Five tables viii be in
play
Mrs Ross Downs win preside
over the tea service. assisted by
Mrs. starr Calvert. Mrs. William
Michael o'shea and Mrs. Ralph Ien'
klns
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Patrons Named
for Dance

Patrons and patroncsscs for the
Halloween dance lntcriaken Guild
% the Orthopedic Hospital win give
Saturday evening at the zach,
club will include
Mr., and Mrs Jay La Chappflle.
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Fleetwood
Mr. and Mrs Fred x Bates. MIR
and Mrs z. J. Aaron. Mr. and
Mrs James Hamnl, Mrs John
Boyer. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Cad
wallader, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Grin
nell Mr., and Mira w G. Fonda
SIR. and Mrs C.. O. Nelson. Mr.
and Mrs John r. King. Mr. and
Mrs Earl Luude and Mr. and Mrs.
". ). DoerinE.
Mrs Benjamin Sykes viii have
charge OF the fortune telling booth
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Hosts at Dinner
and Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Dezell enter
tanned at dinner at their home
Saturday evening. and later ad-
ditional guests came in for cards
and dancing.
In the afternoon Miss Lillian
Dezell entertained twenty-five little
guests at birthday party.
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@ruuy of FRUIT far my evening
meal
A very aU-Gct0rv lunch b. n
gloss m milk 900 ca o. slice -
p HuIr-uHrlf bread ons-haIf inch
thick. ur "a shredded WHEAT HarIr
900 O. and big apple 400 CD
.ThIr totals $50 g. a pint Ur mills
lone ago a. also maEss ven. -ai-
Irarlorr lunch. Another one I- n
large raIaI-gur- HaIf pound ~ Huy
Rrorps $50 a. Hru HEe-half table
spoonful 81 aguauaHa 30 CF-2
heap.us ahlapa0Efui ~ cgi'ase
cheese 100 O. and "a sIies n whole
wheat bread 400 c. If sou make
your mayuuna.se dressing n mineral
0Il sou won't have ~ count any Co.
n 30 lH not convenient f1r SOU ~
gsl tba.e things you can nearly az
ways grt fruit far lunch A. Tea
time n you are not hungry you caH
save sour 100 q. fgr dinner. SOM
time % Big glass or two Of water win
satisfy the hunger contraction
IiunEor s supposed to be caused b.
the c8DirctIonr u The empty stom
ucbJ Sometimes a tiny BIZ ~ lemon
or orange peel OF q Glove viii have
the same effect The commercial
vegetable and meat extracts make
good broths when mixed with hot
water a cupfIi o. such a broth o.
practically cal0rieIeEs II Is best 10
take q liberal supply Of water while
reducing II Is not fatteuing.
Tomorrow Dietetic Sins.
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Mrs. ESary VIII Be
CGalpliDlCnted

MN n r. schmidt viii enter
tain Nl'h the first OF a series Of
hridgc mNchtons az her home on
Thursday afternoon. November Q,
The affair esll honor Mrs. James
u. Esary, who Sith Mr. EsarS,
will leave Novymts, Z. Tor Califor
MIA After "a visit IA the South
they viii motor Go FlouGs- where
thry viii spend the winter Mr.
ana Mr. Eary win he away four
months.
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Bridge Luncheon for
Miss NeuTndnn

To honog Miss Janet Neumann-
whose marriage viii take place No
vember II. Miss Betty Shelley will
entertain with bridge luncheon
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
ner parents in The Ambassador.
Invitations have been limited to
Intimate friends Of the honor guest.
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No-HoSt Dinner
on Halloween

At the Halloween dinner dance
at the Seattle Golf Club Saturday
night. a no-host group will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan 5. McCord. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hefferman,
Jr-, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Shan.
non. SIR. and Mrs. Frederick Marion
Hubert Of Everett, the Misses olive
Leonard. Jane Perkins and Virginia
Merrill: Messers. Thomas Green.
Jr.. John Ryan, Jr., Charles Dona-
nue.. Russell Perkins. Prentice Bloc.
del and Hiram Patterson.
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Assist at Foundation
Fund Tea

At the Denny Blaine Music and
Art Foundation Fund tea Friday
afternoon At $3.50 o'clock. at the
home Of Mrs Victor staadeckcr.
Mrs. A. s Kerry and Mrs H. NJ.
Strykcr viii preside over the tea
table and SIrA Henry Ward
Bcecher. Mrs G. C. F1lson. MrS
$. f. Moseley, Mrs Philip p Mar
ION and Mrs John Tenncgon will
assist
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Hostesses at Luncheon

Mrs. stanton Frederick and Mrs
Paul Pigutt vil entertain at lunch
con on Wednesday afternoon. No
yembcr 4. at The Olympic Hotel In
honor Of Mrs Leroy Fowler and
Mrs. Duncan shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will leave
November s. by motor. for Callfor-
MA. where they viii visit Mr..
Fowler's parents. Mr. and Mn, +,
l. Fowler in Berkeley, Tor n month.
SIR, and Mrs Duncan shaw recently
came 20 Seattle from Spokane 10
make their home here.
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CARD PARTY
WILL SERVE BAKED HAM
DINNER
NoRDIcA CHORAL CLUB
TO REHEARsE

Nordica Choral Club will hold
Us regular rehearsal Friday eve
ming, October Soth. at O'Clock.
New members arc welcome. Any
girl wishing to join the club may
make application 10 the director
Of the club before Friday evening
at ei0 University building.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Cobb
entertained at dinner on Saturday
evening at The olympic. in honor
u Mr.. and MrB william Leroy
Baird and their niece, Miss Ida
blanche Robe
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Plan Buffet
SHDpCr at Home

To honor Mrs, Louis stanton. Who
Is going East shortly and Ms. WI
liam Michael O'shs3. who recently
returned from a visit Ia san Fran
cisco Mr. and Mrs. John Alberts will
entertain sixteen guests al buffet
supper and bridge al their home Sat.
urday evening. November I,
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TEXAS CLUB
TO BE ENTERTAINED

The members Of the Texas Club
Will be entertained with a Halloween
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Cameron. 100 18th ave. ~,
on Friday, October 30. Mrs. Rooney
May Benson, Mrs. Mary Lovendar
and DR.. Fannie l.. Cummings will
assist Mrs. Cameron. All former
Texans are cordially invited TO be
preaent
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CHILDREN's
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The Junior Daughters Of the
King Of Epiphany Church will give
the children Halloween party on
Friday afternoon, October 30.
In the evening there will be a
party for members OF the parish
and their friends.
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Monday Practice
Club Meetinq

The Monday Practice Club will
meet with Mrs Frederick Bausman
at The Wilsonian, on Monday. No.
vember 2. at II o'clock Russian
music will be featured on the pro-
gram. which will be followed by
luncheon.
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Mrs. Burke WiU
Honor Mrs. BoRtleU

In honor OF Mr. Frederick Bentley
who viii leave, November 5. Tor New
York. from where she viii sail on the
18th Tor Europe. Mrs Burke Viii
entertain with a luncheon next Mon
day al The Olympic
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go p. m at the fraternity house.
47ts 18th ave. ~ T.
SEATTLE woMES's
CLUB
The Seattle Womena Club will
meet Friday. october 80. at o'clock
NJ the Federated clubsousc. FOR a
Halloween card party Mrs Oliver
7. Erickson. chairman Of the social
committee. assisted by Mu. W. A.
shinkie and Mrs. r. Y. Nelson. and
Mrs. H. W Rul!tson. chairman Of
the decorations committee. assisted
by Mra. T. Pcrdue and Mrs Tom
Johnson
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Progressive
Hdl[OlCeen Dinner

The Mount Holyoke College alum
nae will have progressive Hal
lowecu dinner on Friday. October 90
at the homes Of Mrs. Samuel Barnes
and Miss Harriet Smith.
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Small Luncheon for
Mrs. HdlLs0ua1I

Mrs. William II. Fritch will enter
tain with a small luncheon Friday
afternoon at the Seattle Tennis club
in honor Of Mrs. J. r Hausman. who
returned a short time ago from a
summer spent abroad
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PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS

The class in public speaking spon'
sored by the Wide Democratic
Women's Club. will meet Friday, oc.
iober 20. at 1890 O'Clock and at
$50 O'Clock in the banquet room at
The olympic cafeteria. The lesson
viii be on the City Manager Plan,
With the affirmative and negative
sides represented.
Dr. J. ID. o. Powers - the In.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
RUMMAGE SALE

Tho West Side Community Club
viii hold rummagc sale Friday
and Saturday. October 3O.3i. in the
old West Seattle state Bank build.
ing. corner Of California ave. and
Alaska 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Ranney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl orbaugh will be
hosts for sheet and pillow case
dance TO be given Mt the West Sc.
attic Community Clubhouse. on Sat.
urday evening. October 81.
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Mrs. Webster WiH
Entertain

Mrs Frank W Webster viii en-.
terrain with a luncheon OF twelve
covers az her home Friday after
noon Bridge will be the later
amusement
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
HALIOWEEN PATTY

ladies' Social Club Of Electrical
Workers will have a Halloween
party on Friday evening, October
30. at o'clock, at 1879 Third ave.
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Lutte FISH SUPPER

The s. b. s. Lydia viii serve n
lutte fish supper Friday evening. oc.
tober 30, from until o'clock Mt
the First Norwegian Lutheran
church, corner Of Borcn ave. md
Virginia ut. a program will be pre-.
scented at s O'Clock.
The proceeds will augment the
sick and needy fund
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WILL HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
Kappa Sigma Mothers Club will
hold rummagc sale Friday and
Saturday, October 5O.3i. at zoos
Second ave
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Bridae Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs John A. Gilmore are
entertaining at bridge Saturday
evening. AT their home.
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Mother. bring home some q
Boldts MIX Bread for 25c.-Ad-
vertiscmeut
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II. - f.IInWers-

Niy dear followers.
Wheu sending for material ad-
irysR your letters % Dr. Lulu Hunt
Peters care OF George Matthew
Adams Service. ESQ Park ave. New
Y0TE city. Please remember 20 en-
close STAMPED. SELF-AD-
DRESSED envelope bearing your
fulI name and address. The pam
phlst ON reducing and gaining is
the only one for which sou must en-
close TIN cents iu stamps extra
Make letters a. BRIEF as possible.
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
make them ieEibly with ink Please
sign your name a. evidence of good
faIth-wr viii not use 10 tn any
WAY Remember 10 is impossible FOR
mo to diagnose Tor you The quey-
lions you ask viii b. answered in
this column a. soon as possible.
they arc ~ general interest Don {
forget the STAMPED. SELF-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
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RUMMAGE SALE

wallinEfori Chapter. . + s.
viii have runmsgc sale Friday
and Saturday. October 50-3i az
1889 westlake ave
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duct n rummago sale at 1850 Eighth
ave. Saturday. October 81. from 3
until o'clock
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wAsnINGToN BLvp

w Z. 7. q.
Washington Blvd W. G. T. L,
will meet in the chapel 3ist and
r. Madison ~. Friday. October 80.
NJ II O'Clock. The business meet
ing will be held before luncheon,
which win be followed BY pro-
gram later Members arc asked 70
bring their own lunch.
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SEATTLE woMENs
CLUB
GAMMA PHI BETA
RuslMAGE SALE

Gamma Phi Beta sorority viii
hold rummaEe sale Friday and
Saturday. October 1881, a; 1897
westlaks ave.
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BAZAAR AND DINNER
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Co
lumba Congregational church will
hold bazaar an day Friday. Ok
tober 80. az the church and will
serve a dinner from 3 70 o'clock
CARD PARTY
University Lodge No ss. Degree
Of Honor Protective Association
viii give card party at Wings
Cafeteria, Friday evening. October
30. Everyone welcome,
WILL SERVE BAKED HAM
DINNER
The Ladies' Nd Society OF Haven
81 f. church will serve baked
ham dinner at the church. corner
OF 10th ave. y. and r. Lynn at,
Friday evening, October 80. at 6
o'clock.
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MOTHERS CLUB

Sigma Delta Theta Mothers Club
viii meet Friday October 30. st
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RAvENNA CHAPTER TO
HOLD SALE

Ravenna Chapter. No. 1Ss, will
conduct a r1mmage sale Friday
and Saturday. October 3O.3i. begin.
ming at 10 O'Clock. at the Pine ST..
Public Market, Seventh and Pine.
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RUMMAGE SALE
IT ECONOMY MARK III,

AT E1oNOht MsNkhEI
James A. Sexton ". II. c will
hold rummage sale In stall So.
AZ the Economy market Friday and
Saturday. October a0-31. beginning
at 10 o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BRITISH CLUBS

BRITISH CLUBS
DANCE
The British Clubs OF Seattle will
entertain with Halloween mas
querade dance on Thursday evening,
October 20. az ChristenScn'a hail.
Broadway and Madison.
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Mrs. T. w. Nisbct has returned
from n visit with her mother Mira.
Julius Peter, In st. Paul.
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Mrs J H. Thompson Of San Fran.
cisco and daughter. Mrs Willard
Sheldon. arc visiting Mrg y. + East.
Or brook
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WOmen's Clubs

stfuctor Of the class. Any person IN
terested in public speaking is inyit
cd 10 join the class.
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HALfnwEEN DANCE

Rada Uphus Chapter. o. Il. s. will
give Halloween dance Saturday
evening, October 81, at Masonic hall,
f32nd ST. and Victory way Member,
and friends arc cordially invited
SORORITY WILL HOLD
RUMMAGE SALE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority viii CON
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Personal

Mr and Mn Frank Preston viii
leave November S for California.
motoring down for a few weeks
visit.
Mr. and Mrs Ninnrton Cray
Mr. and Mrs I,orin solon Miss
Emily Jenncllc Miss virginia
Haynes and Miss Mildred Hart. will
20 over 20 Brcmerton Saturday
night 10 attend the dinner given
by The officers Of the L. $. s..
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Albert Charles phillips win
return Saturday from a trip in the
East and California,
julius Durloshkaiyicb. Russian
yiolinisi. who was heard here octo.
Der 5. under the auspices Of tho
Ladies' Musical Club. left yesterday
for tho East to begin tho seasons
concert work, playing the opening
engagement at Springfield. Mass..
November 9 During the past
month. the violinist has been visit.
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fried.
man OF this city.
Miss Georgia Reed Clark returned
today from two months visit
wlth relatives in Wisconsin.
AIr. and Mrs II. Ross Hutchinson
are being congratulated upon the
birth OF a daughter. Jeanne. at the
Virginia Mason Hospital on Oc-
tobcr 10.
Mrs. J. II. Thompson Of San Fran.
cisco and daughter. Mrs, willard
Sheldon. arc visiting Mrs. y +. East.
cr brook
Mrs. l. w Nisbct has returned
from n visit with her mother, Mira.
julius Peter, in St Paul
duct n rummage sale at 1850 Eighth
ave. Saturday. October 81. from 3
until o'clock
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Mr.. and Mrs II. Ross Hutchinson
are being congratulated upon the
birth OF daughter Jeanne. at the
Virginia Mason Hospital on Oc-
tobcr -.
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Miss Georgia Heed Clark returned
today from two months visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

CONTINUED on Mint - ''f
Evening star., 1925-09-10

So RESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge
took lunch in the White House
today for the first time in many
- weeks, returning from swamp
scott. where they spent their
vacation. The entrance hall and
private part of the mansion showed
vases filed with freshly cut blossoms,
and what with the renovation car
ried out, especially on the second
floor, the Homecoming was particular
ly attractive.
A few OF the cabinet women, Mrs.
New, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Jardine and
Mrs. Hoover, are in the Capital to
welcome Mrs. Coolidge.
Miss Mary Randolph, social secre-
tary of the White House, has returned
from Newport, and will shortly be
Joined at her home, 1917 Nineteenth
street, by her sister Miss Randolph,
who Is still visiting in Newport.
A thoughtful courtesy of President
and Mrs. Coolidge was extended yes
terday, just before their departure for
Washington, when they invited the
members of the Tabernacle Church
choir at Salem to visit the u. s. S.
Mayffower, at anchor at Marblehead.
Through the Summer the President
and Mrs. Coolidge have attended the
services at the Salem church, and
have enjoyed the musical programs.
There were 80 members of the choir
in the party, and they enjoyed de-
lightful trip over the Presidents
yacht, exploring every nook and cor
uer OF the craft.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Minister of China at Legation
After Family Sail for England,

The Minister of China, Mr.. Sao-Ke
Alfred SEE, came back to Washing
ton this morning from New York,
where he went with Nine. SEE and
their two sons, Deming and Seeming,
who sailed yesterday aboard the
George Washington for England.
Mime. SEE Is accompanying her sons
back to their school and after short
stay there will join the Minister in
Washington.
Nine. Sharawi who was the guest
for a few days of her son-in-law
and daughter, the Minister of Egypt
and Nine. Samy. has taken an apart
rnent at Wardman Park Hotel for the
Winter. Mohammed Sharawi Bey,
son of Nine. Sharawi, who came to
this country with her, will sail from
New York Saturday for Cairo, to re-
turn to his studies.
4 DIR. Emil Weihl, first secretary of
the German embassy, has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
for the Winter.
Miss Elinor Davenport Wheeler,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v.
Wheeler, has selected Saturday aft
ernoon, October "a, for her marriage
to Mr.. Marshall Orme Exnicios. The
ceremony will be performed at 4
o'clock in the Church of the Epiph-
any, Canon Lubbock officiating, and
will be followed by a reception in the
home of the brides parents on Six
teenth street.
Mrs. David H. Blair has as her
guest in her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel her mother, Mrs. J. w.
Cannon of Concord, n. c. Mrs. Blair
also has with her for week her
daughter, Miss Adelaide Douglas, who
will return shortly to Sweet Briar
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard,
who have been at Bass Rocks, Mass
for the Summer, have started by
motor for Washington and are at the
Aspfnwall in Lenox, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard are expected to arrive
here about the first of October.
Federal Trade Commissioner and
Mrs. William e. Humphreys have
opened their apartment, at 2400 Six
teenth street, after spending some
time in their former home in Sea tile.
Wash. Mrs. Humphreys went West
In the early Summer and made the
trip to Alaska, joining Mr., Hum
sphreys later in Seattle.
Capt. and Mrs. w Pitt Scott, who
have just returned from a months
motor trip through the White Noun
tains, have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage, mother of
Mrs. Scott, is now in Atlantic City
at the Ambassador Hotel, where she
viii probably be for the remainder
Of the month. She will go from
there to New York and will be at the
Plaza Hotel during the month of
October. Mrs. Scott will join her,
mother in New York for a short
visit some time In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson
and their daughter, Miss Ruth DON
aidson, who have been spending
some time at Hot Springs, Va, have
returned to Washington and are now
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Church OF Reformation
Scene OF Navy Wedding.

The marriage o. Miss Amelia Mario
Erbach. daughter OF Mr.. and Mr..
John Erbach. to Lieut.. Emil Bates
Donald Perry. took place yesterday
afternoon, at $50 o'clock, in the
Church of the Reformation. the Rev.
John H'eiGlcy o..iciatins. Miss Mcta
Jarger sang '.C pSrm,se de' and Il
Love You Truy." accom-. nt.,anied b.
Miss Mary Wei3iey. orgarist.
The bride w"s given in ~ rriage b.
hrr father, an ore a go. OF pansy
blue satin yelTst n ! ri',ho''
ha. to matc.. IL g 'fied pink Column
bia roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Grace Kellogg was the maid
of honor. wearing q gown o. golden
'.~o'~n 1atln With . velvet hat- TO
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