Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 82

D. C.—GRAVURLE SECTION—JANUARY 4, 1925. The largest solid piece of granite ever quarried. The great block, which contained 100,000 cubic feet was taken from the Stone Mountain %uarry‘, near Atlanta, Ga., recently. Upon this same mountain is being carved the great Confederate Memorial, by Sculptor Gutzon Borglum. " NN T Georgia's first foot ball game between teams of girls. Thke contest was between two teams from the public schools of Mountrie, and the score was 25 to 0. Members of the faculty served as coaches and officials. E R America's premier jock- ey, Earl Sande, a convales- cent at Cambridge, Mass. Sande met with a serious Judy Lyeth as “The Voice in the accident at the Saratoga Wilderness,” in a Christmas pageant, }tlracl; early inhtl'lc.yelar and “Voices of Prophecy,” produced at the aSiorEn In B JoNpita Ny . A months. Mrs. Sande photo- Luther ‘Place MemorialChurch De graphed with her husband. Wide Warld Photo i John Howard aiue What is left of the German fleet sunk at Scapa Flow. The photograph shows some of the hulks of the war vessels sal- vaged by a British firm. Internationnl He recently enjoyed his first Christmas celebration. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pollock, 4324 Seventh street northwest. Flappers of the Spanish-American War period. The costumes achzach were a feature of the centennial celebration at Waycross, Ga., a few days ago' ide World Photo. i’ 3 An advance fashion note. The Germaine Joffre, a Washington pupil “Cultured Cosmos,” an in- S sport frock is made of a material of Mme. Lubovska. ~ ~ Back from a two-day hunting trip in Prince Wil- telligent feline belonging to Peter, the Jugoslav crown prince, koowirianboroiira. vl fcgnverti- liam County, Va. F M. Lewis of Cherrydale is the Mr S'fi Greer Cameron, 3832 who celebrated his first birthday Dlesseartiad sleeves‘.\ de Waorld hot hunter. y-first street, Mt. Ranier. on September 6.