Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1925, Page 90

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 23, 1925. “No sir-ee, you don’t get another drop! And, anyway, the . E . The ruler of Great Britain as a yachtsman. Photo- bottle’s empty, so you might as well go some place else with - graph taken aboard King George's yacht, the Britan- all your whisperings and honeyed words.” 4 \ nia, during the annual regatta of the Royal Southamp- BviCact T Thoner mismIDNCtOFEADbeE 3 ton Club at Calshot. The king in front and the Duke of Connaught (wearing dark suit) behind the wheel. Maj. Hunloke of the British Army at the wheel. O Underwood & Underwood High up on the house-tops. $ - 4 Albertina Rasch : 3 = has returned Eihe gE-ncemor : ’ ¢ from Europe Wales visits Vic- o : i toria Falls, near g ’ R, e dancers—s Livingstone, north- » g L., e ern Rhodesia, apd . 4 7 lEeiis cie encounters a rain- g 5 roof of a Broad- fs'flm;.m & Underwood p way theater. Mme. Rasch at left. Wide World Photo Honeymooning at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Cameron Church ready for a swim at the New Jersey resort. Mrs. Church ;:aal';x]h:[,l:;ehg:;:lt Yv:;- Another case of fine feathers. The ding being one of the ostrich gown is the craze on the biggest social events of Pacific Coast. This one is worn by Jane Winten, a movie star. the Summer. Photo by Acme News Pictures By Atlantic Foto Service Two-hundred-and-five-year-old farmhouse starts life anew at a different location. The Dutch home, one of the land- : mksforiBrocklvayistoodihelephwelt Scene from Irving Berlin’s fourth annual “Music Box Revue.” which will be one of the early Fall attractions of Wash- e ington’s theatrical season. Lol oto by White.