Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1921, Page 68

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION.- JANUARY 30, 1921, T—— T Unique wedding cake presented to Edwin Herbert Samuel and his bride by the American colony of Jerusalem. The cake depicts scenes in battles waged by Gen. Allenby for possession of Jerusalem Underwood & Und. P S Unusual costumes worn by Americans enjoying the winter sports of Switzerland. The photograph shows Mr. and Mrs. Burgoyne Johnson skiing in the Alps near Murren. Their cos- tumes are entirely new and have attracted considerable attention at the famous winter resort. erwond & Wedding of Edwin Herbert Samuel, son of Sir Herbert Samuel, British high commis- sioner to Jerusalem, and Miss Hadassa Grasovsky of Jaffa. A marriage booth was erected in the center of government house, Jerusalem, where 900 guests gathered. Grand rabbis of Jerusalem, Jaffa and Saloniki officiated, and a row of sheiks were conspicious in their striking costumes. The groom wears a Bedouin costume. & Underwoud & Underwmud A frock of many smart features exhibit- ed by an American de- signer at annual show of National Garment Retail Association. The blue serge is embroid- ered in rose and g and the satin sash ¢ with long fringe m plicity is a keynote of the newest American fashions. A new photograph of Florence MacBeth, one of the popular w’ stars with the Chicago Grand Opera Company. Mary Garden was recently selected as director of the organization. Moert T A marble grand piano marks the last resting place of Harry Thornton, a noted musician, who died two years ago, in the cemetery at Highgate, England. The memorial was erected by his widow. Inrernstiona: Film Se vice Recumbent life-size statue of the Rt. Rev. Henry Yates Satterlce, first bishop of Washington, within the completed section of Washington Cathedral. The statue follows closely in design those of Mary of Burgundy and Charles the Bold of Belgium. It is the work of W. D. Caroe of Canterbury Cathedral, England. This Holstein, Segis Pietertje Prospect by name, owned by an Illinois stock farm, has broken all / producing 37.384.01 pounds of milk in 365 days. This is sufficient milk to supply 53,408 persons . using the government capita consumption figures The old record was beaten by 4,000 pounds