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rect,v concerned. They are the po
tential yovager, the Congressman anu
the ships captain. ,4,o oor.
will the Congressman give tne con-
stituent a. personal letter 10 the SNIP
nero The Representative VINO,
hans. does not know the Wfltel, III
dites a note to the captain hh.iouu
ing Mr.. So-and-so. bespeakins iol In I'm
the ,,av to the ship. The captain. VINO
g. oho roed with the navigation or the
steamer. responsibility for the sa1ety
of hundreds of lives. and innumerapie
other duties. is not particularly over
loved when the Introductory ietter i
handed to him. But being more OF
less Of a good scout. he sends ms stew
ard down with a very special INVITA-
tion to the constituent from one nun
dred and seven district of New Da-
kota to visit his cabin.
ITsuallv the favored passenger has
boa sted of Friendship" with the skip
per. and picks up fey ships ac-
ouaintances and totes them along.
The captain. of course. graciousiy re-
ceiyes the folks and. after the eX.
change of few words. serves tea ana
explains for the one-thousandth time
the length of his ship. her draft. width
and horsepower.
time and the good captain has TO re-
sort to subterfuge to clear his cabin.
One Of the captains of the United
States Lines. when he wishes to ter
inmate a visit, calls his steward and
directs him to show the guests the
fire-control room. In code, this means
that the orderly will escort the visitors
to the control room and out for the
air. 1t invariably works.
This writer was once guilty of Civ
| ing an acquaintance a letter to GER
tain friend, the skipper of liner. 1t
seems that the recipient of the highly
! embellished recommendation took
| battalion of friends UP to the cap
! tain's room one night and insisted
upon ascending the bridge to see how
the ship was steered. 1t required the
herculean efforts of the captain, ex-
ecutive officer, second officer, quar-
termaster and mate to convince them
that only navigating officers were
permitted on the bridge. 1t never
will happen again.
The hopeful parent of Washing
ton young man struggled for years to
educate his offspring. Father and
mother both sacrificed that the boy
might attend and graduate from an
Eastern university. The lad is home
now: that is, he sleeps at home. An
old friend of the family visiting
Washington asked the male parent
yesterday how his son was making
out.
"Oh. all right. suppose" said the
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ANoI AoIlS ago
we had an act playing here that
during a particular nights perform
ance one of the team was suffering
agony that only an abscessed tooth
can furnish. For 90 minutes he
danced. sang and pulled gags while
tortured by the throbbing molar. The
audience never knew it. A great
bunch. these yaudevillians."
The other night at dinner party
given in a local hotel 30 guests sat
about the festive board. The host
during the dinner raped for silence
and asked those who were natives Of
Washington to raise their hands. Not
single hand went up. A census was
then taken, and it was discovered that,
with two exceptions, the guests were
all natives of different States. We
are real cosmopolitans here.
An acquaintance who lives in
Cleveland Park has just purchased
nice. shining revolver for reasons best
known to himself. He was not keen
about buying it and IS less so now,
since friend in kidding" him about
1t told the story of the gentleman who
always slept with a pistol under his
pillow. One night the householder
was awakened by strange sounds.
Peeking up from the covers he saw
at the foot of his bed five fingers of
mans hand. Get out of here" he
demanded tremblingly. 'or I'll blow
your brains OUT But the fingers
only wiggled.
Once again the frightened man ex-
claimed. Get out now or I'll shoot"
The fingers continued to wiggle.
I'll count three and if you don't
get out I'll shoot. One (the fingers
didn't stir. two. three r.,
With that he pulled the trigger and
shot off five of his own toes.
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BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

What does hurt is not to get enough.
So make use of lemon and toma to
juice in cooking. serve steamed or
boiled green vegetables. fresh salads
and fresh fruit every day.
Ann-The only thing you can do
now is, to keep all pressure off the
bunions so that they will not be ir.
ritated and will not become any
larger.
Try wearing large felt ring around
each bunion. as these keep the shoe
from rubbing against the sore joints
Disguised NJ, Beatrice X.-If you
rub piece of cut cucumber over your
freckles every day before you bathe
your face it will help to bleach off
some Of color in your freckles.
Decentralization you have the at.
tacks of blind 'pimples. clear your di.
gestive system by dieting. but do not
try to bring eruption to the. surface
by pricking the skin and squeezing as
YOU have done. In this way you en-
courage blemishes and small pits and
it will take months to get rid Of them.
| Omit breakfast at such time, and take
a whole glassful of orange juice in.
stead.
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MOTHERS
Picture Puzzles.
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

I have found new use for maya
zine covers which are especially pret.
ty. Cut out the picture and paste it
smoothly onto light cardboard. After
1t has dried thoroughly. cut it up
into all sorts of shapes and sizes. The
children will spend many happy and
contented hours piecing the picture
together again. / have saved a num-
ber of covers which | intend to make
and give to some child's hospital at
Christmas time.
Copyright 1927
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The Purposeful Child.

''I should think you'd be worried to
death about Tom, Margie."
Worried about Tom? Not any
more. Why"
'Oh. he smokes cigarettes, he wants
to go to the movies, he isn't bit po.
lite to the members OF the family. he's
30 awfully crude. I should be dread.
fully worried If he were my son."
i've done my share OF the worry.
ing. I've sat up waiting for him to
come in from a dance and he has
made me sit long hours. That's true.
I've kept after him about the cigar.
cites and he stops smoking for long
periods at a time. He smokes very
little really And he's only 10. You
can't expect too much Of boys"
mo. was only thinking il he was
mine"
'How many have you? Well. when
you get your family of boys. | have
four. you will learn that it took me
many weary day to learn: Once a
child gets a purpose In his head he's
safe. BE that purpose what 1t may.
Ishe.s safe.
Now take Tom. He went through
school, through high school. with me
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The mail is already beginning to pile
UP for the boys on Capitol Hill. And
nowi II some constituents had their
way. the business Of lawmaking would
be a side issue.
Most movie stars find inclosed a
quarter at least for photograph, but
a considerable number OF regular
voters have "the gimmes." and the
only quarters the Senator's and Repre-
sentatives receive are deposited in the
ballot box with X marked in the circle.
Which often Is quite enough.
One Congressman of our acquaint'
ance, whose income from his iegisla-
tive functions scarcely pays for his
household wages. is the recipient OF
hundreds Of letters written in the
native language of many of the for.
eign citizens of his district. most OF
whom request or demand assistance or
favors. This particular member OF
Congress, who might be lolling on the
Riviera sa nds. is at his Office every
morning during the session.
In those days when seeds were gra.
tuitouslv distributed to the boys and
girls at home, he was out Of luck, be-
oause most of his
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room. The furniture was simple but
we'll made and well proportioned.
Aunt Nancy felt that Joan was
too young for real dolls house.
She could not manipulate the intri-
cate doors and other openings. But
here was something simple enough.
And, more than that, it allowed Joan
to educate herself. Since a child's
work is his play the toys served a
real purpose.
rs n diffcun thing TO serre somethin0
fiferent bur NOT kdIf so hard UheH pou
hare Nancy Pages neW iedfet on Tea Time
EOOdfes
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Oyster Roast.

Clean one pint of oysters thoroughly.
Drain from their liquor. Put into
saucepan and cook until the oysters
are plump and their edges begin to
curl Shake the pan frequently to pre-.
vent burning. Season with salt. pep.
per- and add two tablespoonfuls of
butter Continue shaking until the
oysters are well seasoned. Pour over
small ROUNDS of buttered toast and
garnish with crisp sprigs of parsley,
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a rubber apron and bubble blowing
outfit She found that her little niece
adored blowing bubbles and really did
1t very well.
Another trait Aunt Nancy had no.
ticed was Joan's desire to do things
the way grown.ups did them. She
was greatly pleased. therefore. when
Peter brought home section of a
room of dolls house. 1t had floor.
a back and two walls. In this Joan
arranged tiny furniture until the room
looked like her own Aunt Nancy's
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NANCY PAGE
Nancy Remembers to Select
TOYS Suitable to Joan's Age.
sY FLORENCE la GAME.

Aunt Nancy had learned early In
her career as foster mother to Joan
that water had great attractions for
the child. In talking with other
mothers she found that 1t was gen
orally true.
Realizing this and realizing also a
child's love OF balls. she purchased
Evening star., 1927-12-01

There Is kind of Christmas remem.
brance that falls in a class between
gift and card, that is more personal
and significant than the former and
less pretentious than the latter. which
Is the essence of thoughtfulness and
delight to receive. The recipients of
such tokens are pleasurably surprised
Evening star., 1927-12-01

tjSiiNu W iISdL tiiC
same old jokes
and watch the
same old acts for
seven days? One
of them confessed
to the writer the
other night that
he never really
tired of it.
There is al.
ways something
new" he said,
about every act
IL you look for it.
T.h e vaudeville
artists are among
the hardest work.
ing folks in the
world.
"NOt long 400
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I'd u sc IhlOSL OA iitC
constituents live
in six-story walk.
ups.
The newest let
ter.writing pest or
favor-asker Is the
man or woman
who Is contem-
plating a tri p
abroad in a Unit.
ed States liner.
The happiness OF
more than one
man. however. Is
involved il the
common request
is granted. Three
persons and some.
times a dozen are
directly or indi.
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

father wearily. You know Oscar has
become quite clubman."
"A clubman." replied the friend.
Then he must he succeeding pretty
well. What clubs is he member
OFF,
Might clubs" said the disappointed
parent.
X r
Haven't you often wondered what
the musicians in our vaudeville thea
ters think about when they are COM
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10 be so remembered in a manner
unique and unexpected. BY such a
means giving to many persons at
slight cost is made possible.
= There are gifts for the linen chest
which last the year through that have
sabout them something of the spicy fra
Agrance which has been associated in
our minds with Christmas cheer. For
were they not spices. frankincense
and myrrh which were brought as the
first Christmas offerings?
Spice or Glove apples, delightful
and fitting remembrance, are made by
sticking cloves into rosy apples. put.
ting them so close together that the
Evening star., 1927-12-01

Practically all movies now being
shown in Brazil were made in Amer.
ica. theater owners finding that those
from Europe do not attract sufficient.
lv large audiences
Evening star., 1927-12-01
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Kemp, sailed recently on the Le-
viathan with a group of friends
from New Orleans for an extended
tour of Europe.
NNk 4
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Hilton,
of Chevy Chase, Md, have returned
from New York, and are leaving
today for Buena Vista, Pa, for the
week.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lounsberry,
of Los Angeles, have arrived at
the Willard. where they plan to
remain until Sunday.
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment are
leaving for New York today, and
are sailing on the Majestic" on
Saturday for England They will
stay at the Plaza Hotel while In
New York.
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with her son-in-law and daughter,
the second counselor Of the Italian
embassy and Nine. Catalan, in
their summer place in Connecticut.
is expected to open her own place,
Eisinore, at Bar Harbor, this week.
+
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin
Henderson have announced the
marriage of Mr.. Henderson's sis.
ter, Miss Caroline Henderson, to
James Maxwell Durant, jr., on
Saturday. June Is, at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
Representative and Mrs. Bolivar
Edwards Kemp have closed their
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel and left for their home at
Amite, La, accompanied by their
son, Bolivar Edwards Kemp. ir.
Their daughter, Miss Eleanor Ogden
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CLUB PRESIDENT
HOSTESS AT BENEFIT

The president of the Quota Club,
Mrs. Theodore ]. Pickett, enter
tanned a box party last evening at
the National Theater for the per.
Torrance Of Come Easy, Go
Easy" held as a benefit for the
clubs welfare work among girls.
Her guests were Miss Cora Rigby,
president of the Women's National
Press Club; Mrs. Nina Van Winckle.
OF the Soroptomist Club; Miss Sue
Elizabeth CAN'T, of the Zonta Club,
and Mrs. John G. Capers, vice
president of the Quota Club.
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DINNER TONIGHT
FOR BRIDE.TO.BE

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McKnew
will entertain at dinner this even
ing in compliment to Miss Margaret
de Forest Hicks, daughter of Mrs.
William Cleveland Hicks, and her
fiance, James Bradley Williams,
Jr., whose marriage will take place
on Thursday. The guests will in.
clude members of the wedding
party.
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BRIDES-TO-BE
ENTERTAINED
TODAY

Miss Harriet Whitford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Landon
Whitford, will entertain at dinner
this evening in compliment to Miss
Georgiana Joyes. daughter of Gen.
and Mrs John w. Joyes, and her
fiance, Lieut.. Mason Stober, U. s.
A., whose marriage will take place
tomorrow. The guests will be
members Of the wedding party.
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AT WILLIAMSBURG
FOR COMMENCEMENT

Gen.. Charles p Summerall. chief
of staff, and Mrs. Summerall have
gone to Williamstown. Mass, to at
tend the commencement of williams
College.
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AT
E M B.A SSY
OF CUBA

The Ambassador of Cuba and
Nine. Ferrara will have as their
guests for a few days the Duke
and Duchess de Richelieu. who ar
rived from New York today.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez Latour, with EIr.
and Mrs. Charles Porterfield Light
and Charles Porterfield Light, jr.,
are in Raleigh, n. c., where they
went by motor. While there they
will be the guests of Gov. and
Mrs. Angus Wilton MacLean at
the executive mansion.
X'x
The Minister of Venezuela and
Nine. Grisanti and their daugh-
ters will open their cottage at Lake
George the middle of July. and
will pass the remainder of the
summer there.
The minister of Sweden. Mr..
Bostrom, will leave Washington
for New York tomorrow and will
sail on Friday. on the Gripsholm
to pass the summer in Sweden
with his family.
j.. X. X .-...
The minister of the Irish Free
State, Timothy Smiddy, started
today for Chicago, where he will
deliver lecture at the University
of Chicago in connection with the,
Norman Wait Harris Memorial
Foundation. The minister will re-
turn the latter part of the week.
\ X
BISHOP FREEMAN
VISITS FRENCH CATHEDRALS
The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, and Mrs.
Freeman, have recently completed
a motor trip through France where
many of the cathedrals were Wis.
tied. They will go to England
for a visit after which they will
return to this country, arriving III
New York on July s.
While in Paris Bishop Freeman
was entertained by Ambassador
Herrick and other notables. He
preached at the American Cathe.
dral$ and also at services aboard
the liner Aquitania, on which he
crossed.
NELNIS.KENNEDY
WEDDING TONIGHT
The wedding of Miss Mary Pow.
ell Kennedy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Sumter Kennedy, and
Henry Cunningham helms, son Of
the late Rev. j.. Henning Nelms,
will take place this evening at 8
o'clock at Epiphany Church in the
presence Of only the members of
the immediate families. Invitations
to the wedding were recalled be.
cause of the sudden death on Fri
day of the brother of Mr.. Ken
nedy.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. helms and his bride will leave
for a wedding trip.
| X \ X
! Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, who Is
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vantages as a home site. Select yours
from those listed in TOdAy's Best Home
Buys.
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JEAN EIIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
GARDEN FETE
AT TUXEDEN
PLANNED
Mrs. Tuckerman Lends
Place for Church
Benefit

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man have loaned Tuxeden, their
country home at Edgemoor, Nd,
for a garden fete to be held on
Friday afternoon, from to z
o'clock, under the auspices of
committee of the Edgemoor Guild,
st. Johns Church, Bethesda, Nd,
Of which Mrs. Tuckerman IS chair.
man.
Pigeons, kittens, and gold fish
will be on sale in charge of Miss
Ruth Tuckerman. Miss Dunning
and Miss Alice Noel Tuckerman.
Miss Margaret Tuckerman will have
grabbing and, there will be pony
rides and other sports with a spe.
cial appeal to the children.
Under the direction of Nine. Vas
selief, there will be an exhibition
of fancy dancing.
Members of the committee assist
ing are Mrs. George E. Pariseau
and Mrs. Joseph Morgan, music;
Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs. Dudley
Carpenter and Mrs. Harrison Hath
away, candy table; Mrs. Charles
Mallory and Mrs. Wallace NJ.
Craigie, flowers; Mrs. Frank Wal
lace, fancy table; Mrs. Carpenter
Morrison and Mrs. Joseph Morgan,
lemonade booth.
In case of rain the fete will be
postponed until the following day.
%R
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
went to Glen Springs, n. Y, to re-
main fortnight. Later they Will
be at Bass Rocks, Mass, for the
rest Of the summer.
k&*
SIGMA EPSILON
DELEGATES FETED
Out of town delegates to the
Sigma Epsilon convention were
entertained last night on the Pow
hatan roof by Delta Chapter wash
ington) and after the dinner re-
turned to headquarters for the first
business meeting OF the convention.
which was held at the Hamilton
Hotel. On Monday the visitors went
on sight seeing trips around the
city, visiting Arlington and other
places of interest. Sunday evening
Gamma Chapter, also a local group.
gave a dinner for them at the
Spanish Village.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, who has
been attached to the American
legation in Belgrade, has been
called to New York on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. O'Shaugh-
messy, who has been confined to her
apartment at the Gotham for two
months.
]. T. Johnston Mali, the Belgian
consul general in New York, will
give dinner tomorrow night at the
University Club for the retiring
Belgian ambassador, Emil de Car
tier.
Every section Of the city has its ad-
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