Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1925, Page 96

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Miss Katherine Spencer mith, daughter of Alvin W. Smith, former United States consul at Trini- dad, British West Indies, is the ideal American beauty, according to John S. Bland, a noted British portrait painter. Miss Smith is known to the stage and screen as Kath- erine Spencer. It was a dreary day at the Zoo. “Beastly weather,” according to the peacocks. They found a place above the snow, but failed to show much of their plumage when the camera man came around. g“:l N Friendly enemies. Lady, the pup, and Nancy, the Persian cat, always have their meals gether, taking up hostilities after dessert. The two pets belong to Mrs. Bernard Breslau of 1769 Columbia road &1 A fashion for Spring. Simple black and white costume in a flat black crepe, trim- An incident of the recent flood in England. Ground floors of med with white their homes flooded, the residents of Maidenhead received their buttons and worn . d oread and water in this manner, the baker's boy having con- with a white blouse 3 k- Iowa's electoral vote siderable difficulty in making his morning round Underwosl & Unders ol Capitol. The vote was del England's only woman bookmaker, Mrs. Helen Vernet, who is spending a vacation and some of the English race fan’s money at Palm These are claimed to be the wickedest eyes in the world. At least, so they are advertised from Holly- wood. They are owned by Anielka Elter, a Polish Luncheon given for Benjamin Day Stallings of the division of publications of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, by his immediate associates. The luncheon was given in celebration of Zimmermat, Daiey. 3. Edgerton, Sebedse Lapell, Pemrl Boons, Lucie Gerreway, Edwig €, Eifl who recently srrived in the city whee movies Beach. Mra, Vernet har the reputation of han- Dispason of the gres Powell, Ber;jamxn D. .Stallings, Celeste Laird, L. J. Haynes (director), F. J. P. Cleary, Doris are made. By Tuited News Pictures year. graph was taken.. Stockdale, Ephriam Cornman, Helen D. Orton and Herbert T. Cronin. Wide Warld Floto