Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 94

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO If you would be beauti- ful when Dame Nature has not treated you fairly. The “torture chamber” of York’s free beauty clinic, where “facial esthetics” are the rule and plain Janes are turned into raving beauties in no time at all. Underwo d & 1 ndeew. ol Will kilts be in fashion this Summer? The vogue of the short skirt may mean : this very thing. Pe Shannon, appear- According to her press agent, Doris Kenyon, screen star, killed all these ing in l;me“glway fsz, however, l::ethe foxes during a hunting trip in the Adirondacks. If there is doubt concerning first to walk Fifth avenue with the newest the marksmanship of the young lady, one must admit that the pose is poetic. of new fashicns for women. It is all that, even though the fox hides came from a furrier’s shop. 2 Underwind & Underwood Wide World Photo. Miss Vada Wat- son, “the Kansas wheat girl,” who Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes, gr: presented a tiny 3 & o daughter of President Monroe, w! sack of wheat Z g chairman of the big Colonial cos! harvested by the 3 ball to be given at the Mayfig late Presidengt LR L Hotel February 21, under the ausg Harding to Presi- of the Thomas Jefferson Mem: dent Coolidge, Association. draws crowds on “ ’ Wall street. The photograph shows her tossing out small bags of Harry Houdini, author, lecturer and magician, giving a special demonstration of spirit trickery for New York wy‘;:fi;:f:ed to clergymen. The meeting was held in the Hippodrome. Houdini is devoting a great deal of his time toward ~ © Underwood & Underwood exposing the tricks of alleged spiritualistic mediums who are imposing upon the public. © Narris & Wide World Photo. e o P i The Earl and Countess of Coventry,: who celebrated their diamond wedding Mrs. Mae Davison, who danced for s = i Tt itaded g: Vg:::lel:ngtgt:‘fe::ew:lCh;pt;::: celebration. The countess, who rides Luncheon of the executive board of the Robin Hood Club, when plans were made for the club’s inaugural Hotel February 12. her tricycle every day, ls‘fii):‘g:ll;spoh'lgj frolic and ball to be given at the New Willard February 24 for the benefit of the building fund of the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. 1hoto by Sehuts. E —