Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 93

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 16, 1925. e | [ i Mrs. James Donahue, formerly Miss Wool- worth of the 5 and 10 cent store family, wear- ing the most brilliant costume of the season on the beach at Venice, Italy. Why tailors get rich or go insane. This chap, attending the Weybridge regatta, in Eng- | land, wears the “Oxford bags,” which contain enough cloth to successfully clothe an aver- age family. Wide World Photo One of the panels depicting the history of the Marine Corps which will be exhibited during the 1926 Sesqui-Centennial in Philadelphia. There will be 13 of the panels. K P. & A. Photos Letting you into the secrets of making the movies. Or, it might be called low comedy. Scott Sidney directing Eddie Gribbon in the famous burglar scene of “Seven Days.” Midshipmen of the Naval Academy, Annapolis, being given their first instruction in flying. National Photo Miss Donna May Sparks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sparks of 1349 Co- lumbia road, who is now at Indian Springs, Ga. Miss A movie group at Nice. Left to right: Rex Ingram, Senora Blasco Ibanez, > Sparks is secretary of the Mary Garden, who has a villa near Monte Carlo; Alice Terry, Ingram’s wife; The “Big Four” of American tennis photographed during a tournament at Rye, Columbia Federation of Ibanez, the Spanish novelist, and Antonio Moreno, movie star. Wide World Photo [§ N. Y. Left to right: Williams, Richards, Johnston and Tilden. Baptist Young People’s ERE AR Unions and a recent grad- uate of Wilson Normal. )i | Photo by Fastland.