Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1921, Page 75

GRAPHIC SECTION The Sundwy Star, 29 22, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 19215 ROTOGRAVURE SUPPLEMENT Miss Harriet Mitchell, eleven- year-old daughter of Gen. Mitchell of the air service, taking the jumps with “Home Again” at the Wash- ington horse show. The little rider was one of the most skilled at the show. Natwonal Photo Co, Col. Johnson, chief of staff to Gen. Allen, com- mander in chief of the American forces in Germany. The American officers and their men on the Rhine are kept busy with the daily routine. Wide Worlit Photo THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARDING ATTEND WASHINGTCN'S HORSE SHOW. Miss Loretta Sullivan, queen of the May in procession at St. Patrick’s Church, 10th and G streets northwest, last Sunday. Phuto by 1 Pridgron. Stafl Phutograpier . A mock wedding staged by the girls of I-K building, government dormitories, recently. Left to right: Misses Pirmey, Forgres, McCleery, Nelms, Jacobson (best man), Mrs. McManus, Misses Beard (groom), Johnson (bride), Glover, Ricky, Smith, Hopkins, Wade, Fritz, Uhlberg a1xd Nole. Phato by | Pradgeon Staf Photog apher — ey The admiral and Mrs. W. S. Sims sail for Europe aboard the S. S. Cedric. At Cambridge Admiral Sims will receive the degree of doctor of laws. Wide Waorld Phatg