Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 95

RAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 15, Carmel Myers, actress, brings a new pet ’ back from France. Carmel and the bear posed for the camera men aboard the S.S.Berengaria. Wile Wortd” Pl - In wet England, the beer truck becomes a water wagon during a breakdown in the water system of East Yorkshire. necticut avenue and N street. he photograph shows a housewife securing her daily supply at the base of the statue and Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor emeritus of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, delivered an address. f aqua pura. ® Underwood & Underwood. Mme. Eken- gren, who will represent her|H great - great - grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Wolcott, after a portrait by Earle, at the costume ball to| § be given under the auspices of the Thomas Jefferson Me- Mrs. Charles G. Mathews and morial Associa- [Frederick L. Stevens in the cos- umes they will wear at the Co- onial costume ball of February 21 # Harris & Ewing LOSS OF HAIR Baldnews, Falling Halr, Pre- mature Grayness, Excesxive Oflinexs or Dryness successs fully treated by SCHEETZE’S New Ultra Violet Sun Treatments Sclentific ard Incomparably the most advanced tnd ef- fective ohtainalkle. Recom- mended by physicianx. Ladica £nd Gentlcmen Treat- cd. Benefit by my 21 years' experience and convtant im- provement, | Margaret E. Scheetze il 3kin and Scalp Bpecialist 1145 CONN. AVE. Franklin 8741, Established 19C: SKILLED OPTICIANS Pernonal Serviee Served Personally 610 Thirteenth Street N.W. Phone rranklin 171 Black & White Marble Kidskin Combined with Patent Leather. Also Tan Calf with Tan Marble Kidskin. A vogue just ar- rived from Miami! $10 Optimist II, famous French race horse, sails for the United States. He will attempt to carry back some of the big purses offered in various race track competitions during the coming Spring and Summer. Sons of Revolution holding memorial services at the statue of john Witherspoon, Con- Robert Lansing, former Secretary of State, placed a wreath the mother of the big family. Wash'ngton Star Photo, “ HE women of the younger set today have simply got to look fresh and lovely,” said Gloria Gould, and who can speak with more authority? ‘‘They must never permit the strain of so many engage- ments to mar the smooth delicacy of their complexions. ”’ And then Gloria Gould added more on this important subject of the care of the skin—her own olive-skinned beauty lending weight to every word. ‘“Fatigue and exposure can leave no trace on the skin that is cared for by Pond’s Two Creams. They are really remark- able.” These are the two creams Gloria Gould commends and this is how to use them every day— Once a day at least, after coming in from exposure to the weather, or before retiring, cleanse your face and neck thoroughly with EVERY SKIN NEEDS Gloria Gould Bishop— youngest and most recently married daughter of the late George J. Gould. Extreme youth—she was married be- fore she was eighteen—a dark, exotic beauty and a per- sonality both vivid and ap- pealing — these, added to great wealth, make her a young married woman of outstanding leadership in New York’s most exclusive younger social set. “C(>he women of the Younger Set must keep their skin fresh and delicate” GLORIA GOULD Pond’s Cold Cream. Apply it thickly, after a few moments taking it all off with a soft cloth or tissue. Repeat the process, noting how the dirt with which your pores have been clogged comes too. Finish with a dash of cold water. If you. skin is dry leave a little of the cream on all night. For a delicate protective finish, smooth over your freshly cleansed face a thin film of Pond’s Vanishing Cream. See what a glamor- ous finish it gives. What a smooth, even surface. Over this your rouge and powder now blend beautifully and cling smoothly and long. And you need not fear going out into any wind or cold when you have given your skin the soft pro- tection of this dainty greaseless van- ishing cream. Buy your own Pond’s and begin using these two famous creams. You will be of Gloria Gould’s opinion con- cerning them. The Pond’s Extract Company, 131 Hudson Street, New York City. THESE TWO CREAMS Wide World I'hoto Mr. and Mrs. Archer L. Haycock of 3128 Dumbarton avenue, George- town, with a litter of eight thoroughbred bull terriers. On the floor rests ®F. & A. Photox,