Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 86

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SECTI( Mrs. Kellogg, wife of the Uniter States Ambassador to the Court of St. James, leaving the House of Lords after the recent opening of Parliament. accompanied by several Japanese diplomats. She was 2P & A Photox A scene from one of with Jane Novak in the leading role. Violet and American beau- ty felt is used in this dainty little chapeau— one of the very newest Ameri- can fashi Premier Baldwin is an interested spectator at the opening of Parliament. Mrs. Baldwin second from left, and Eleanor Smith, daughter of Lord Gun dr_ill on the United States submarine S-48, while traveling at a high rate of Birkenhead, between them. Photo- speed. This bit of action took place off New London, Conn., just before the sub- graph taken on the balcony of the marine joined the fieet. House of Lords. “The day one realizes that mother is right is the day one finds the truth.” Thus preaches pretty Bessie May Randall, an evangelist of Santa Ana, Calif. Rev. Randall is the pastor of her own church. By Cnited News Pietures it ioual The royal procession en route to open Parliament. This is the most colorful ceremony of the year in England. Wide World Phote Mathias Church, chief of the Kootenai Indians, who head- ed the tribe's unusual New Year celebration at Dayton, Mont. The Indians welcomed the New Year by staying up all night, then, at dawn, firing salutes of blank cartridges in front of the chief’s tepee. A prayer succeeded each volley, and then the New Year greetings were exchanged.