Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1921, Page 62

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MAY 2901921 '_' 2 Mme. Tetrazzini and Mlle. Rosa Raisa, grand opera stars, sail for Furope aboard the S. S. King Alexander. Before the ship lifted anchor Mme. Tetrazzini took a moving picture of i i nip r hotographer’s outfit. Mlle. Raisa, using one of the ship news pl g \B.ar ESpo Your beefsteak smothered in mushrooms might be smothered in poisonous fungi but for the work of Mrs. Flora W. Patterson (right), mycologist in charge of the pathological collections of the bureau of plant industry, Department of Agriculture, and her assistant, Miss Vera K. Charles (left). Mrs. Patterson has been in charge of the collections for twenty-five years and has brought together 97,000 specimens. © Harris & Ewing. = ¥ Miss Laura Bromwell, who re- \ ™ > g cently established a new record TR ya BT e .. with an airplane. The twenty- - = three-year-old aviatrix, flying above Holland’s most beautiful woman, an arbiter of elegance and Mineola Field, Long Island, made fashion in the land of the Dutch. She~lns-...§:£§1n¢‘{fifg.:},¢ 199 loops in her machine. Her = previous record was 88. The photo shows her wearing the uniform of New York’s aerial polic Away up in the air when the camera man snapped his shutter. ‘The occasion is a 60-yard hurdle race in field meet of schoolgirl athletes of three states at Mamaroneck, N. Y. Miss Florida Batson of Rosemary Hall, winner of the hurdle, established a new record for woman “timber-toppers.” Internationai Fiim Seivice. T T T e - A chinchilla evening wrap worn Miss Pauline C. Trumbo of the s ~ by Eleanor Painter, prima donna of Harold De Haan Post, No. 19, Georges Carpentier, with his mascot, Flip, arrives in New York “The Last Waltz.” And the wrap American Legion, Fort Morgan, 2 T]c;”ngglsfoé Commb—i-‘; peceive }S:\;rcs vass frszPr'esE from France. Georges will attempt, while sojourning in the United is just as expensive as it appears Col., who is on her way to Wash- Sent - chang o rance}.] Ke.:la:c, tfeca;'gcslt) = t_le = aute States, to wrest the title of world's heavyweight champion from Jack in the photograph. ! ington to present President Hard- tates, commemorates the Knights of Columbus pilgrimage > r Milgrim. From Wide Woria ing with a set of golf sticks, a gift to Francg last year when a statue of Lafayette was presented Dempsey: oternationat Fiim Service from the legion post. The clubs to the city of Metz. The vase is valued at $5,000. Photo were especially made for the Presi- taken in Philadelphia. i dent. e Worie phor Wide Worid prot