Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 121

JGRAVURE SECTION -NOVEMBER 15, 1925, i Dy Disabled veterans at Walter Reed Hospital ) , enjoying ch took place recently at the Russian Church, g ) o National iss" Avril Mullens. 3 . = : Apple i it A {7 ) 4 week. » # Two ‘l & barrels of big red apples were Fay Lamphier, who won the title of “Miss distributed America” in the 1925 Atlantic City contest, shows one of the new Spring silks. Fay is to appear soon in a Famous Players production, “The American Venus."” &1 National Apple week was a happy seven days for these youngsters—the boys and girls of the Washington City Orphanage. Barrels of apples were distributed. 4] t is now driven about Washington by the y of War MacNider. P & A Photos These Marines have served America for 150 years. The service of the old-timers comes to a century and a half. Left to right: Staff Sergt. Elmer Jones, Q. M. Sergt. John Johnscn, First Sergt. Richard L. Evans, Sergt. Charles Snyder and Q. M. Sergt. Russell S. Garland. Photo snapped during a reunion in Philadelphia. These are some of the children who will be benefited by the Florence Crittenton Home bazaar, which will be held at the Wardman Park Hotel, November 17 and 18. Washington Star Photo the installation of Rev. Dr. Charles bal Training School, which includes ruit, secretary of the department of ington district; Dr. G. Ellis Williams, Ballinger, architect of new maternity tors; Dr. Morris Schwartz, editor of . W. G. Stokes, Mrs. T. W. Stanton pitting: Mrs. W. H. C. Goode, vice [Spellman, secretary cf Eastern bureau cius C. Clark, chancellor of American v.ce president of Woman's Home of the House; Dr. Edward Hayes, cutive secretary of Maryland Bible Enrollment day for the Red Cross aboard the Mayflower, the President’s yacht. Wash- Washington debutantes aiding the local Red Cross drive. Photograph snapped about the ington debutantes signed the officers and crew of the vessel. Mayflower, the President’s yacht. b streets. Photograph made from National Photo it :