The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-19
BOBBED HAIR
AGAIN IS
."NEWS"
Wife of Representative
of Ancient Nation Sub
sclibes to Fashion

nv HE bobbing OF hair has ceased
to be news-even when It
adorns such a conspicuously
lovely head as Nine. Nano's. But
there is a genuine bit of thrill
in the discovery that little Nine.
Kazemi, daughter of a country
which dates to the dawn of history,
has taken up- this ultra-modern
fashion. She is the life Of Doctor
Kazemi, charge d'affaires Of Persia
until his country sends a minister
to Washington-an event which the
Persian legation reports will take
place in the spring.
Nine. Nano, who since coming to
Washington about two years ago
has consistently held the title of
the most beautiful woman in the
diplomatic corps-which can easily
mean In Washington, is perhaps
not the more beautiful since the
cropping Of her locks, nor is she
perhaps any less beautiful.
There are many who. delighting
IN the soft. alluring knot in which
she gathered her glorious, reddish
brown hair, now sigh deeply and
wistfully in viewing 1t no more.
On the other hand there are those
whose eyes brighten at the boyish
contour of the head in it's present
state-finding it fascinating.
What Mr.. Nano. the husband.
thinks about the cutting the pub
lie cannot tell. He follows the girl
ish figure silently and adoringly
a. ever with the monocle as firmly
glued over an eye
While Nine. Nano holds the palm
Of beauty she might not do it SO
easily If Mime. Kazemi were not so
bound by Persian tradition and an
innate timidity, which prevent her
from taking an active part in the
social life Of the Capital.
Persian Lady, Cousin Of the Shah,
Makes Her Own Clothes.
There are few indeed who know
that the charming little Persian lady
f. In Washington although she came
here with her husband and their two
little children q little more than a
year ago. Since then she has been
eagerly studying English under q
tutor and now speaks it very well.
The children, who are Of kindergar-
ten age-a boy and a girl-and whose
playmates have been American chill
dren. speak English with the fluency
OF their American companions.
Nine. Kazemi is q cousin Of the
Shah of Persia. Despite her royal
connections she prefers to make her
own clothes, which. since coming to
washington. have been fashioned at
lar American patterns. She looks
50 attractive in her pretty dresses
and now with her chic bobbed hair
that one wishes that. she could be
seen oftener at social gatherings. As
A IA she only appears at the tiniest
1,f teas at which she is hostess at the
persian Legation-just two or three
AZ four people who have had con-
uerffon at some time with Persia
with the departure from Washtng-
tom of the French Ambassador ana
Nine. Jusserand and the accession
A. Ambassador Riano OF Spain TO the
deanshiu of the Diplomatic Corps.
the new doyenne will be q short
haired model. For Nine. Riano, an
Anoerican woman, has been wearing
heT. hair in the abbreviated mode Tor
3 wear or so. In the evening, now
ever. and for formal occasions, sne
usually binds 1t close TO her neao
with q. bandeau 80 that 1t Is d1ItlcuIt
20 tell whether her hair IL snort OF
long.
PRESIDENT RETURNS
FROM RIVER CRUISE.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
took yesterday their first cruise
aboard the MayfIower in several
weeks. setting sail Immediately after
attending the morning service at the
First Congregational Church. =.
Bascom Slemp, retiring secretary 10
the President, ana a Few oIner
friends were guests.
The Presidents penchant Tor Ice
boating parties has been comment
I'D l1pon with much amusement even
at the White House, for a call OF
INQUIRY on Saturday, as to whether
there was a Mayf1ower party IN
prospect that afternoon, elected the
reply. mo, don't think so, the
weather's not bad enough.
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PRINCE CAETANI
TO BE GUEST OF MIR. MELLON.
The Italian ambassador Prince
Caetani. will be the guest OF honor
at dinner this evening OF the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, Andrew w:
Mellon, and his daughter, Miss Ailsa
Mellon, who will entertain g. distin-
Euished company in their apartment
ut 1875 Massachusetts avenue.
Prince Caetani will return TO-DAY
from New York, where he passed
the weekend. Saturday evening
Clarence H. Mackay entertained
fifty guests at dinner in honor or
the ambassador. Additional guests
were invited for a musicale which
followed, the artists being the
Duchess di Mignano, Edward john
son, Of the Metropolitan opera ana
Pablo Casals, 'cellist.
Yesterday Miss Grace Vanderbilt
entertained at luncheon in honor OF
Prince Caetani. Several guests from
Washington were present, including
Mrs. Truxtun Beale.
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DINNER TO PRECEDE
OPERA PERFORMANCE
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.