Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1921, Page 71

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.— ROTOGRAVURE SECTION-APRIL 24 1921 Nancy Wheeler. nine years old, daughter of Sir Arthur Wheeler of London, the youngest girl rider to the hounds. fearlessly taking a jump during one of the English meets Princess Marie Jose, only daugh- ter of the King and Queen of Bel- gium, turns to painting, for which she is said to have developed not only a strong liking but consider- able talent The latest photograph of Elizabeth, Queen of the Belgians. She is photographed in the gown worn at the recent Belgian court ball, the first ball to be given since the invasion of Belgium by the Germans, Underwand & linderwood During the household brigade steeplechase, recently witnessed in England by the queen and other mem- bers of the royal family, Rifle Grenade fell and the rider was thrown in the extraordinary position caught by the camera. Attitudes of both horse and rider are unusual. Here's a new one! We're exporting elephants to Europe The photo shows Queenie, one of four heavyweights from the herd of a circus consigned to Hamburg. Queenie goes aboard ship in an especially constructed cradle. — Wide World Prot “The Kid,” a five-year-old star of the movies, visits Broadway for the first time. Jackie Coogan made his big hit with Charlie Chaplin in a recent photoplay. and he has al- z = Z z R :(.d(;y mrpmd 524.500 by his acting Luella Meluis, American so- The very newest idea where hats are concerned. “Let's go!" says little Andrew Gold. a New York boy. and Buster, Jackie says he will retire when he prano, returns after triumph in It is known as a “restaurant chapeau,” of beige satin, a 300-year-old Galapagos land tortoise, goes. Buster lives at the 1 Europe. Jean de Reske says she with ostrich tips of the same shade. Bronx Zoological Gardens, and Andrew claims him as his favorite ) ~ is the "American Patti” with a D LT mount perfect voice expression. Wt W reaches the age of thirteen.