Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1925, Page 78

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—-FEBRUARY A thrilling incident in the life of Miss Lorraine Liggett of Brookline, Mass. Lorraine attempted to take her mount over a hurdle. The horse stumbled. Lor- raine got over ahead of her horse, and she did not re- ceive a single scratch. Wide World Ihoto Towering bow of the U. S. S. Marble- . y g . E : \ i head at Algiers. The cruiser, ten times as Their steeds are rather slow, but very, very sure. A friendly race 5 1 8 { long as she is wide, develops 100,000 at Miami, with Misses Beatrice Bridges of Boston and Helen Jardino ! horsepower and can travel at a rate of 35 of Canada aboard the turtles. . ©Underwoed & Underwood N e knotsiansholiz. By United News Dictures The leather vest has been a popular gar- Th et Chum sl member ofionc ment for some time, but now comes the of the foremost St. Bernard families new steel waistcoat. It has inside pockets e e e ] dog' to hold securities, the latter being locked . in compartments and then locked upon the syl'mw atTMad:onf S];;uarg GardeniNey body of a bank messenger. The vest is Mrs. John Allen Dougherty, who ork. The big fellow is transporting : “ » heads the committee for the Inaugural a couple of his playmates, also ex- designed for New York bank “runners,” as Chatics Lall. which will be bald Bibited 5n the shopw i many of them have been victims of hold- arity ball, which will be held on the evening of March 4. ©Undervood & Underwood up men. e e ©Underwood & Underwood OUnderwood & Tnderwood *Judas in repentance after the betrayal and crucifixion-of Christ,” a scene from the Passion Play at the Washington DR, A The Independent Order of Foresters, Court National No. 4321, of Washington. The officers of the local Auditorium during the week of February 23. court are seated in the front row. The Naval Academy crew goes into practice for the Spring boat races. Photograph taken in the academy gymnasium last week. Willard Hotel on the evening of Friday, February 27. P & A. Photos, Musical Club of the University of Pennsylvania, giving a concert at the