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SUMMER SOCIETY ET1 'Enfant Terrible of Belgium Is in Hot Water Again A 1 f- 4 I Vage Tuwdjy, Aug. 17, 1965 5C2H YOUR HEALTH Avoiding Stomach Rumbles What is the cause of the stomach noises and rum-Wings that seem so embarrassingly loud? What can be done to avoid them? The technical name is in itself a rumbling sound, borborygmus. The noises like distant thunder always seems to occur while in a pleasant, quiet atmosphere. It can be embarrassing. The noises are caused by air that is trapped in the intestine.

A small amount of air is normally swallowed while eating or drinking. Sometimes an excessive amount of air is unconsciously swallowed if eating, talking and drinking are carried on at a fast pace at the same time. Some people swallow large amounts of air if they force themselves to belch or take deep sighing breaths. Also, there are some intestinal disorders that can cause the noises. In these cases other symptoms accompany the borborygmus.

Simple eating rules can usually prevent air swallowing. Eat slowly. Pause occasionally. Avoid the unacceptable habit of talking while chewing. Prince Alexandre of Belgium, the "enfant terrible" son of ex-King Leopold and the Princess de Rethy, is in hot water again.

Scrape number one involved a supposed suicide attempt after his romance with Marie Rose Maisin was terminated. Scrape number two was introduction of Christine Davin as "my fiancee" and that was the end of THAT. But now the young Farouk look-alike has REALLY done it. He's reported to be accused of luring a 19-year-old Dutch beauty, Marijke Batselaers, from the villa of her parents at Knokke-le-Zoute on the Belgian coast. Princess Liliane de Rethy, who's been resting at Argenteuil, is "visibly agitated." Herbert von Karajan's latest caper is really funny.

Saying he was disgusted with the way journalists consistently misquoted him, he announced that all future interviews would have to be preceded by a list of written questions and a check for $1,000, which would be returnable only if the print- Examiner photos by Fred Pardini HERBERT von KARAJAN Interviews trailing off apartment in Brindisi and establish a quiet residence in Tuscany. Mrs. Yvor Smitter, the former Leila Burton Had-ley, who wrote "How to Travel With Children in Europe," after actually doing it with four of them, is off with husband and brood for Central America this week. "I just hope they continue to practice what I preached," Leila said on the phone when I called to ask about her new book, "Manners for Boys and Girls," which she's doing for Random House with John Barclay, who's moving his dancing classes to the Pierre in the fall. PRINCE ALEXANDRE In hot water again ed words were strictly accurate.

The only clinker is that since the announcement, requests for interviews have fallen off sharply. The young Duke Amadeo D'Aosta, now serving in the Italian Navy, is pulling a switch by having the same girl in every port on his current Mediterranean tour of duty. His wife, Princess Claude of France, who is rumored pregnant, met the boat in Venice and then drove down to meet it again in Ancona. This '11 be the pattern for the rest of the trip, and then the attractive young couple will give up their Many of the young set are summering at Tahoe. In a relaxed mood are (from left) Steven Merrill, Syida Haas, Chrissie McCormick and David Marsten.

Steven, Chrissie and David have all been vacationing at their families' homes, while Syida was a guest with her parents, the Edward Haases, at the Joseph Hick-ingbothams. Syida is the bride-elect of Claxton Alan Long. mfm "it-Jimi uwiwn i liij iiiiiiniLiiiiwiBniiJiwi. ijim lii.l...mMiH Kristin Adler Weds Allan F. Ruck Judith Sweeney Engaged To Charles Stark an arch of flowers.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Diantha Warfel Adler, and Kurt Herbert Adler, who gave her in marriage. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warfel of Clare-mont.

She was educated at George Washington High School, the University of Oregon, the University of Geneva and UC. Her affiliations include Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Allan's parents are Mrs. Kathryn Ruck of Redding and Fredric Ruck of Gran Marais, and he has a sister Kathy. He is the grandson of Mrs.

Julia 1 a of Milwaukee, Wise. He attended Shasta Union High School and the University of the Pacific. After a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will live in San Francisco. if tf 1 4 jJ(. jhf Eat smaller amounts at more frequent intervals.

Inhaling the smoke of cigarettes, pipes and cigars while drinking after dinner coffee further induces the swallowing of air. There are mild charcoal medications that relieve the discomfort of gas bubbles. Many safe home remedies are in vogue in all parts of the country. The stereophonic sounds of borborygmus is usually of social rather than medical significance. Yet, a sustained period of such annoyances should be thoroughly studied for the possibility of some important underlying cause.

Barbecue Cotillion deb Jane Plum-mer will be feted Aug. 29 at a barbecue lunch by Mr. and Mrs. Gus Knecht, who will entertain at their Gil-roy ranch. The engagement of Mrs.

Judith Hanna Sweeney to Charles Duval "Dewe Stark is announced by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Philip Robertson. The couple plan to be married next winter. Judy is the daughter of Richard R. Hanna and the sister of Ens.

Judd Hanna, (who was married to Carol Ackerman last April,) Jennifer Hanna, one of the season's debs, and Jill Hanna. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Richard W. Hanna of Hillsborough. The future bride has a son and a daughter by her previous marriage to Raymond W.

Sweeney, which terminated in divorce. She was graduated from Miss Burke's School, made her debut at the 1958 Cotillion Ball and is a member of the Junior League. The future bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Stark of San Francisco and the HELOISE Lakeside cocktail gatherings at Tahoe are very much in order for the vacationing set. Hosts recently were the Joseph Hickingbothams (right), pictured chatting with John L. Merrill on the terrace of the home of her mother, Mrs. R. Stanley Dollar.

JUDITH SWEENEY To wed Charles Stark brother of John Stark, who is married to the former Sallie Watson. He was graduated from the University of San Francisco and is a member of The Bachelors. Eastern Colleges' Dance Douglas Moore Is Engaged The beautifully 1 a d-scaped terrace at the Paul Masson Vineyard in Saratoga was setting Saturday for the wedding of Kristin Diantha Adler and Allan Fredric Ruck. Kristin wore a short dress of white peau d'ange lace, with empire bodice and elbow sleeves edged in "Tom Jones" ruffles. Her silk illusion veil fell from a bow of the same lace and she carried lilies of the valley.

Mrs. Paul Ulibarri was her only attendant, in a yellow crepe sheath with empire waist. Her flowers were yellow carnations and white baby roses. Best man duties were performed by Edward Davis. Ushers were Ronald Adler, the bride's brother, who returned from Europe for the wedding; and Paul Ulibarri, Brad Perry and Joe Verner.

Judge Emmet Daly performed the ceremony, which took place beneath Jefferson St. It is sponsored by the Eastern Colleges' Committee, which represents the following colleges: Amherst, Barnard, Bennington, Brown, Bryn Mawr, Columbia, Connecticut College, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Mount Holyoke, Pembroke, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Radclilfe, Sarah Lawrence, Smith, Vassar, Wellesley and Yale. Softness, Length, Beauty Dixie Peach penetrates each hair with life restor ing Lusterplus Lanolin helps prevent splitting, frizzing and breaking. Only49nd79(plustix) UnUer Fifth Avenui 'New York i J' I The fourteenth annual informal dance for Bay Area students who will enroll in certain eastern colleges this fall will be held Aug. 25 from 9 to 1 a.

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Lennon of Mill Valley and Abner Nathaniel Gardner of Greensboro, N.C., to Douglas Matthew Moore is announced. Michael was educated at ti tLr Ramsdell Cummings Photo MICHAEL GARDNER To wed Douglas Moore Jr. casual aire IS STONESTOWN s.r.i llrfflt St'lti tf Stylus imm Svjtt St. Mary's leieh, N.C., College, Ra-and Purdue University. She is the stepsister of Barbara Ann and John Lennon of Mill Valley and the granddaughter of Mrs.

Charles J. Brockman of Greensborough. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. James E. Crilly Jr.

and the late Douglas Matthew Moore, and the grandson of Mrs. Robert Allen Kinzie and the late Mr. Kinzie and the late Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Turbit Moore.

He has two sisters, Pamela and Linda, and two brothers, Michael and Robert. Douglas was graduated from UC and is in his senior year at Hasting's Law School. His affiliations include Phi Kappa Psi at UC and Phi Delta Phi at Hastings. He is a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve. The couple will be married Sept.

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20 HE 1-42M Boy's Sock Tops Make Darling Doll Dresses I cut off the ribbed tops from my son's worn out crew socks, make a slit on each side (about half an inch, or so, from the unfinished edge) for armholes, sew shoulder seams, leaving an opening large enough to go over the doll's head and make darling doll dresses. Then I overcast the unfinished edges around the "neck" and "armholes" to prevent fraying. Using one pair of socks, my daughter has matching sweaters for her little girl and boy dolls. Mrs. James Freed PAINT BRUSH 'DUSTER' We have rattan furniture in our den, and it was a nightmare to dust.

Then, I thought of using a clean paint brush to do the dusting, and it works wonderfully. Tess L. ADHESIVE-BACKED HOOKS To prevent damaging our walls with nails, cup hooks, I use adhesive-backed picture hooks to hold my curtain tie-backs. Sandra K. ROLLING PIN COVER I made the best-yet cover for my rolling pin! I tied a knot at the ankle of a clean, old nylon stacking, cut off the foot, and inserted the rolling pin in the leg part.

Then I pulled the nylon as taut as possible, tied a knot in the other end, and cut off the excess. It's a breeze to wash it dries much faster than the usual cotton covers and, since it's for free, I can replace it any time I want to. Blanche. r- Mrs. Horace Guittaid applied suntan oil to her son, Gary, before he took off to water ski recently at Tahoe, where the family is summering at Agate Bay.

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