Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1921, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢.— A merry party of winter guests enjoy a spill at Murren, Bernese Oberland, Switzeriand. The little coun- try of the Alps is a haven for European winter sport enthusiasts, and it boasts of every variety of winter sport imaginable. Wide World Phato, China sends delegates to United States for big silk show and to report silk activities in this coun- try. The delegates posed for their photograph in a New York hotel. Wile World Fhoto. Probably the most unusual fashion show ever staged in America was put on recently in the rooms of a casket company of New York. Burial gowns were the exhibits, worn by living models. and undertakers formed the audience. iR T i whovice “The Vampire” is the name applied to this spring hat, a creation of enameled straw with chantilly lace and tassels of silk thread, and jet beads draped over the ear. The new fashion comes from Chicago. © Unflerwood & Underwond, The latest photograph of Belgium's popular taken at the winter palace. International Fill The Rev. J. Forrest Prettyman, chaplain of the Senate for past eight years, who has resigned his post, photographed with Vice President Marshall in the latter's Lieut. Stephen A. Farrell, being greeted on his arrival at Mattice by F. H. Aldos, the office at the Capitol. Rev Mr. Prettyman has accepted a pastorate at Knoxville, Hudson Bay factor at that far north point. Farrell was the last of the three United States Action photograph snapped during a Spanish- Portug] Tenn. ] Y Navy balloonists to arrive in Mattice. e player is in midair, where he struck the ball with his l: Jwnal Photw Compuny. ide'WoriallPoro