Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 121

THE SUNDAY Leo Kasehagen, 3rd, captain of the Central High School rifle team and youngest member Mlle. Marie Bell, 19, the youngest actress of the Come- die Francaise, Paris, who won 10,000 francs and a trousseau with her title as ‘“the most beautiful woman in Paris.” Kol & Herlert of the District of Co- lumbia civilian rifle STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE *“A snapshot in a million.” Three horses falling at one jump at the Randwick track, Sydney, Australia. Two of the horses were killed, but the riders were not injured. O Underwood & Unders ood team, who took part in the national matches at Camp Perry in Sep- tember. He is also a member of the National Capital rifle team. The youngest resident of 10 Downing street, London. He is Colin Munro, 5, grandson of Stanley Baldwin, premier of Great Britain. Koulel & Herbert Gertrude Atherton, American novelist, who was recently awarded the medal of the rank of cheva- Emile Is Back from Paris! after an extensive three months’ tour through the European Fashion Centers. He has studied thoroughly the latest styles and is well Wy prepared to answer the e & Qquestion— o Bob Or Not To Bob? See Emile before you have your hair bobbed again e e NOTE—He has also brought the very latest novelties that Paris decrees as the Height of Fashion for Bobbed Hair. Ideal Holiday Gifts Ladies’ Turkish Baths — t b e unique bath of Washin gtoo. Only authorized Washington rep- resentative of the Tricho Sys Also Electric tem for removel SECTION—NOVEMBER 29, 1925, The Diana, a Stetson snappy tie developed in Dark Falcon Brown with contrasting Hazelwood calf overlay and colonial tongue. Also in Black Kaffir Calf, smoke-gray trim, Cuban leather walking heel, at thirteen-fifty. Checkered silk lisle sport hose at two-fifty pair. 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