Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 95

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—-JANUARY 24, 1926 The exiled Kaiser and wife at Doorn. Snapshot photograph taken in the private park of their castle. A B C from Wile W A star of the movies poses for her portrait. Leon Gordon of New York is the artist and Dorothy Gish is the sitt Uil & Ui Lieut. Col. Thomas J. Dickson, U. S. A.. A Washington bride of the recently elected president of the 1st Division Winter. Mrs. Pierre L. Society of Washington. He was chaplain of Ruedin, who was Miss Agnes the 6th Field Artillery, the regiment which fired the first shot for the United States in the World War. Mrs. Catherine R. Hines of An authoress at home. Besides writing books, looking after her charity the Washington Opera Co., work and taking an interest in public affairs, Mary Roberts Rinehart knows who sang at the Quantico all about her Washington home. The photograph shows her superintending Marine Barracks recently at the Litchen worl a special entertainment given National Photo by the American Red Cross. §‘ 15 a de /2574’7 ‘1 breath of exgurs 2 g C/o smooth it over the complexion is a revelation n/ new and subtle beauty — makmg /45 Hesh gleam with deticate soft radsance fauaézny" it with a bustre enc/zantmy/y clear and /f?‘fsfi — BLANC NATUREL ROSE Nol ROSE No 2 RACHEL No | RACHEL No2 OCRE OCRE-ROSE MAUVE “THE Tinesse ox PERFUMLE oA new booklet of Coty creations interesting to all women — on reguest 714 (Fifth Foenue. New CANADA — 55 M<Gill College Ave Mme. Berenger, wife cof the newly appointed The whippet which won the big race at Daytona, Fla,, French Ambassador to Washmgton a few days ago. Johnny Hughes is the “whippet dog woud & Cilerw oo boy,” and the two girls are Misses Marjorie Jones and Sherley Rae of Binghamton, N. Y. © Underwood & Underwood