Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1925, Page 85

"—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 12, A new picture of Mary Pickford, taken with William Beaudine a:nd his two daughters, Helene and Margaret. Beaudine is directing Mary's new picture, “Annie Rooney.” Aot by Katiun University, experimenting with sound on for the Deaf). Through experiments lainly through receiver vibrations, using National Photo Epiphany parish gymnasium class, which “When Spring Comes in the Country.” Blossoms and a bit of Maryland. is under the direction of Eva Dell Myers. H Armstrong R Washington Star Photo of three of the officials of the Klan bf spectators gathered for event. One of the advanced classes in cabinet making at Eastern High School. An exhibit of the school work was recently held at the Washington Auditorium. Showing that girls go in for mechanics. Stu- dents of Eastern High School can repair automo- biles as efficiently as trained mechanics in the re- pair shops. Eastern is the only high school in the country with such a class for girls. It is con- ducted by Ernest Rick. The girls in the photo- graph are Dorothy Colliflower, Hattie Boden- hamer, Maude Boynton, Hinda Coppersmith, g ¥ Lucile Gibson, Isabelle Shank, Betty Buckler and nical High Elsie Burger. [E. B. Frost. rd Johnson, eph Sorrell, Knowlton n Star Photo “A Few Easter Lilies.” Photograph by Bacirach President Coolidge, when he was 10 years _old, made'thxs The Saint Cecile Quartet of New York, appear- cabinet. Col. John Coolidge, the father, exhibited the bit of ing at the Second Baptist Church, Fourth street and “The First Swim of the Season.” furniture to his neighbors in Plymouth, Vt. on the day he Virginia avenue southeast, April 14, in a concert given Vhotograph by H Armstrong Roberts celebrated his 80th birthday. under the auspices of the Simpson Bible class. @ F &A Fhotos