Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1926, Page 91

F(RAVURE SECTION Destroying one of the sources of New Year booze. Axes of the dry agents making short work of a Mrs. Coolidge as an assxstant to Santa Claus. hundred - thousand- The First Lady of the Land assisting in the dollar distilling ap- distribution of gifts at the party given by paratus found in Central Union fission at Keith's Theater. the heart of New ros York City. 1 The Evening Prayer. Bootlegging coal in the Pennsylvania hills. Though they are on strike, all the miners of Shamokin, Pa., are not idle. Many of them dig the coal for their own use, and few of the mine- Elena de Sayn owning companies register complaints. S el e at the First Con- gregational Church Sunday, January 17, at the head of the De Sayn-Sevely trio. Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe will be the artist at the piano. Photo 1a Hahraeh Luncheon in honor of the re- tiring Chilean Am- bassador and Mme. Mathieu at the Pan-American Union. Wide World Photo, At left: Funeral of Poland’s greatest novelist, Ladislas Reymont, in Warsaw. Reymont was Miss Dorothy Quincy Hager, daughter of awarded : - Robert Hager, jr., and the late Mrs. Trow- the Nobel § bridge Hager of 850 Park avenue, New York, whose marriage to Norris Barrymore Gaddess. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Gaddess of . 2623 Connecticut avenue, took place at the Centennial Chapel of St. George's Episcopal Church, Stuyvesant square, New York, Jan- uary 2. prize for literature for his Tod Sloan, once a famous jockey, now three- watches the other boys ride. Photograph volume snapped at the Tiajuana, M'ex:co. tIr:clk | j novel, @ Underwood nderwood. “The Peasants.” © P. & A. Photos