New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 24

1 B 5 R ( NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD : (By Pacific & Atlantio) Prince and Princess Orloff, the latter a daughter of Grand Duke Peter and a cousin by marriage of the late Czar Nicholas, arrived recently aboard the 8. S. George Washington. - Gene Sarazen and His Future Wife 7 (By Pacific & Atlantic) Gracing season's social affair was Miss Betty Beardsley Major Gen. Bullard and daughter Rose peck at program, (above) in charnting gown. More than $14,000 was raised for the Nursery and Child’s hospital at the Charity ball, held recently at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, New York, British Minister of l',(lm'ulmn (md Family For hours firemen played streams on Masonic Temple at Troy, N. Y., in vain effort to check fire which destroyed edifice and caused & $300,000 loss. Windjammer Makes Pretty Picture Gene Sarazen, U, 8. champion, on his arvival at Miami, ¥la,, was first gl"(-h-'l by Miss ‘eck, his fiancee, a resident of Miami. Thie remarkable ph aken in mid-Pacific and shows the ch r William H ed against the setting sun, The f the windjamm as done much to revive the romance v V. Empie, one few people who hey ey’ ) ‘." s € LEE et o By Pacific & Atisot i. V. 0'Connor of B\lfl'nlfl has just been named by President Coolidge as hmrm:n of the By Pacific & Atlantic) shipping board. 1= in South India considerable damage was done. Above is a railway enginc (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & =«ening of the rails in the flood waters, Atlantic Photos, Ine.) -"@