Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 72

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. The latest photograph from Wieringen. The former crown prince of Germany is shaking hands with the new mayoress, while the usual crowd takes a peek at used-to-be royalty. © Keystone View Co. Snapped among the cherry blossoms in Potomac Park. Posed by Miss Edyth Bontoz of Washington. Inrernational Film Service. Jon Jacobon, born in R Action! Girl students of Castle School, Tarrytown. N.Y,goin € a _ll':‘ldgna. :low gocfked dmb }?r for all the latest games, this one being * ‘cage ball,” a modified form S:::Z % dc :;: hoemils & esoe of push ball. The new game is said to aid in the establishment of Rev. Couden, former chaplain of the House of Representatives, and Rev. J. Shera rail. He will be returned to strength, grace and ease of carriage. Montgomery, the new chaplain, photographed at the White House. ©® Underwood & Underwood. Nationul Photo Co. — I X A X — e et . . This light wrap is designed for summer wear. It is of white Can- ton crepe, beautifully draped about the figure. © Mayer. Chicago. From & o Delegates of Washington Federation of Ci Harding at