Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1926, Page 66

M'HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, The recent tornado at Harvey, Ill., lifted this house from its founda- tion and turned it completely around. The storm in northern Illinois and Indiana caused property damage of a half million dollars. Photo by Acme S “Baby o’ Mine.” A camera study by H. Armstrong Roberts. “Slugging Babe,” swatter extraordinary of the New York Yankees, autographs 100 base balls for the poor children of the metropolis. At right, Miss Madge Kennedy, stage and screen star. © Unders ood & Under Mme. Luciano Mascia of the Italian embassy, in charge of the “fish pond™ at the Twin Oaks garden fete. Children of Count Laszlo Szechenyi, Hungarian Minister to ANatorali B Washington, and Countess Szechenyi at the Twin Oaks garden fete for the benefit of Neighborhood House. = = Mme. Matsudaira, wife of the Japanese Ambassador to A popular youngster in the Hollywood movie colony. Washington, patronizing the Japanese flower booth at the Early morning on the Potomac. He is held by his mother, Mildred Harris, once the wife of Twin Oaks garden fete. This booth was in charge of the Photograph by H. Armstronz Roherts. Charley Chaplin and now married to Everett John McGovern, ladies of the Japanese embassy. © Underwood & Underwod