New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1927, Page 14

] _ > L S ] . 1 __NiZ 0 S 7.4 WY Y- BOMBARDMENT OF SPRAY—Plenty of spindrift whips inland when heavy storm lashes waves against sea wall at Winthrop, Mass. (International Newsreel | " 2 = o " i T : 5 g - POPULAR — Mrs. Vincent WOMEN'S WING UNDER WAY—With Bishop Manning officiating, ground is iy i 3 / & i . ' Massey, wife of the new broken for transept for which women raised $750,000 at Cathedral of St. John ‘PN iy : C'ar}admn Minister to the the Divine, New York. Intsrantionkl Xl lbsteeten) News) 7 ? i . % Jnited States, has become 2 o o $ one of the most popular members of the diplomatic set at the national capital. (Harris & Ewing) TSI L. SIZ 1 S e ppuenpesr—1__SI¥ "1 S i ‘, WP O o R e e e N ] BAREFOOT — Henry Hughes, of Hawaili, member of Oregon State’ College fresh- man football USHER FAMOUS — Morgan Henninger, of Indianapolis, t m, d 3 1 ] € Ind.,, usher at a New York 3 § 3 . . i ks 2 « 2 kiecl?s the (l;g}; v plregld(int ofh its dramatic movie theatre, wins art course : e , HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED!—How mama dolled up to play golf in 55 yards in his Sl st ead oy s in France and Germany by his et . : the Mauve Decade is illustrated by Gwen Lee, picture player, at the left, naked tootsies. ‘ ; Chisholfn Trail” i OB 4 e excellent spare-tim ases 44 p L of course. Beside her is Gwen as your lady pill-swatter a la mode. (International ¢ in Boston. iustrated News) i (International Nawsreel) (International Newsreel) # HISTRIONIC — Frances Small, of Radcliffe College, L AN LaZIN sl o ZIN : AT PLAY—Fol- . lowing the sport- % . A : ) R ? A < ing tradition of 3 2 SRR SR T the R it e ] ; ; e WOMEN’S NATIONAL COUNCIL—Among notables meet- 5 p ! ing in New York are, seated, left to right: Anna Gordon, i};’)lscvy;'ellt) fldl:nlx‘;h}: ; i Evanston, Ill.,, Mrs. Philip Moore, St. Louis; Dr. Valeria e !\'1r o Parker, N. Y.; Mrs. Anna Spencer, N. Y.; Dr. Emma Bower, S {4 : < i v Dctroit. Standing® Mrs. Henry Baker, Baltimore; Mrs o e ! }3 R. Lyman, St. Louis; Mrs. Thomas Lowden, Illinois: Mrs, st | ; Ella Boob, Brooklyn, N. Y. at Central Park, W (International Newsreel) N NN LN P NN (International Newsreel) Lilliendahl, son of widow on trial for her life in New () " P o % at 3 . JINTHE GA TickoviBrookes takes s hose:d NO SPORT LIKE DUCK HUNTING—Even wintry blasts fail to chill ardor of gunners in seeking their harbor the Staines Handicap Steeplechase at Hawthorn Hill, England. prey. -Here's a typical sportsman in Long Island waters, busy planting decoys. Ducks are wise birds, but they nternational Tustrated News) fall for this stunt} (International Neweteel) Newsreel)