Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1921, Page 64

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —FEBRUARY 20, 1921 Danish ruler opens parliament. King Christian, the queen and tws sons Counting the electoral vote of the United States before a joint session of Congress in the House of Representatives. The photograph f°d°1t° the parliament buildings in an open carriage, escorted by a troop of cavalry. shows*Vice President Marshall making the announcement that Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge had been officially elected Presi- el ' dent and Vice President, respectively. ide World photo National Photo Co. Miss Sigfrid Holmquist, Norwegian woman ski champion, gives a demonstration at the Lake Placid Club, New York. © Underwood & Underwood, The Prince of Wales, in hunting attire, chats with Joe Johnson, Eng- land’s famous one-leg- ged runner, while wait- ing for the start of a hunt at Stapleford Hall, England. Johnson has followed the hounds, jumping on one leg, for International Film Sarvice more than fifty years. International Film Sorvice. Priceless costumes exhibited at the New York silk show. The garments, worn by Misses Diana Adelle Gordon and Lila Duval, are frem Arabia. The silks are centuries old and of wonderful weaves. — " The Duke of Nor- William Boyd and . folk, Britain's premier : Mholly Mclintyre, 3 ; duke, is not yet thir- who playimportant 3 teen years of age. He A new and 1 i parts"in“Adam and . owns nearly fifty thou- a tailleur. Th:nc‘:xstu‘:n:c;;ga;efz; Eva,” oneof Wash- sand acres in England. the skirt are distinctly different. fl:gton.s theaftncal Photograph snapped at The frock is made of pink Mande- attractions of the his h , Arundel - i i Miss Aileen Flannery and Mrs. Charles Gutheridge, both of New York, riding week. llles, S?:r:seex. e ]dae);i;\espe‘ e ae = o - o Photo by White Studio. arnation iIm Servic the surf at Palm Beach. The riding device is nothing more than an air T::t:}efl_ss.phw 10 by White Studi 5 tnkernationaliFdlar Service Underwood & Underwood