New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 28

[ i i HERALD CAMERA- 0 To Show English Audiences Our Latest Dance Steps (By Pacific & Atlantic) N. Y., school children have changed the nursery in the well since Paddy, work horse, tumbled Long Island Cit jingle about pus into one and stayed there for two days. Who pulled him out? Why, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, of course, aided by many strong arms pulling at stout ropes and hoisting tackle. Northwestern Faculty Objected to This Costume (By Pacific & Atlantic) London will sit up and take no- tice when Frank Bernard and Marion Rich, sailing from New York on the Megantic to dance in Hotel Metropole, show it a thing or two in jazz steps. Beauty 80th Natal Day (By Pacific & Atlantic) One of the girls chosen by Vassar classmates to bear the d: chain there this year is M Constance Mumford of Brooklyn, N. Y. Each year the prettiest girls of the class are chosen for ~ White House greetings were this picturesque graduation fea- read to the Colonel by Post- ture, mistress Florence B. Cilley Recovers Lost Cent (By Pacific & Atlantic) national womna's champion. Eighty years old and still going strong i Col. John Coolidge, father longs to H he has trou for Mrs. Edwa cured court © to pay her separation su ecutior tration befor mitting set. Sailing on the S. S. Mauretania from New York recently W. G. Fraser and his bride, formerly Alexa Stirling, Aged Inventor Gets (B Pacific & Atlantic) Editorial comments resulted in ousting of Henrietta Perkins as editor of the University of Bos- ton’s magazine, the Bean Pot. She called school a Babbitt uni versity and elurred R. O. T. unit. Copies of the magazine which had already been distrib- uted were recalled. When faculty learned Caroline Smith, student at Northwestern university, Chicago, was to wear oh so simple costume at the college musical revue, she was barred from play. Her Greatest Victory Pacific Coast With Underground Radio were Dr. hree times Arrested in Los Angeles, Cal, when it was found she had been wearing masculiné apparel for the last four years, Mrs, Edna Brit- tendall (above, with her children, Pauline and Doris) resumed women's garb after being released. But she found that dressed as a woman she could not obtain work as a carpenter, which trade she had been following, and has gone back to men’s clothes to get v irk. Hits Dry Law (By Pacific & Atlantic) Parting shot at prohibition as tryannical was fired by Rear Ad- miral R. E. R. Benson, befo.e he sailed from New York on the Jiner Megantic, bound for English ports. Why, Of C;ltrse, He’s Proud (By Ira L. Rill from P. & A.) A father's a father whether he be day laborer or millionaire, as shown in this unusual photo of Reginald (Reggie) C. Vanderbilt, New York sotiety leader and clubman, with his tiny daughter, Gloria. Romping with the wee w youngster is one of the wealthy parent’s chief delights. Dry Head Lincoln C. Andrews (above), new assistant secretary of the treasury, who has taken over the direction of customs, the coast guard and the prohibition unit. This is regarded as the shelving of Prohibition Commissioner Hayes, who will remain techni- After many months of research work, Dr. James Harris Rogers, Hyuttsu!le, Md., inventor, shown in an cally in office, but shorn of iron enclosed transmitting sroom, succeeded in reaching Pacific coast with subterranean radio trans- power. (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) SRR S SO $iHTA AT S e Tt L S \Q\\\\\\\\W: O RN & - N { P e R et O ps— N s 2