Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1921, Page 64

STAR, WASHINGTON, 1) She rides from Los Angeles into the lobby of a New York hotel— and registers. Miss Dolly Har- vey has just com- pleted her long horseback ride, presenting letters from the mayor of San Francisco to ; the mayor of New = XOtk e e President views 3d (] A Fort Myer H : 3 enty-fifth of the orga troop is crack orga the i Army. 2 Richard Washburn Child, New York law- PR 7 ) yer and author, selected by President Harding 5 2 ¥ as ambassador for the United States to Italy. Stage and society folk cheer the war wounded at the Polyclinic Hospital, New : Mr. Child, who has written many books of York. Under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, they distributed cigars. ' t y fiction, was born at Worcester, Mass. cigarettes, home-made cake and other “goodies” to the herces. The photo shows i © Harris & Ewing Elsie Ferguson giving a patient a “light ” Wile World photo e e < At right—Ella Retford, a n English char- acter actress, sails for home and dear ol Lunnon. Her novel dress is a wee bit of Scotch plaid, one of the pop- ular fabrics of the season. Wids World pnoto. A memorial for the Alpha Delta Phi to Americans and Canadians who fought together during the war. The statue is the work of Capt. Rubert Aitken, who served with the American expeditionary forces. Replicas will be placed in the Russian dancers who are taking Paris by storm, acccrding to reports in the the- Cleopatra wore nothing finer than this ultra-Nile headdress. It is E“VE":’Y‘EVC Alpha Delta Phi chapter houses in this country and of (Gh:nB anada. = © Keystom View Ce year, at atrical world. They are M. Demidoff and Mlle. Gamsakourdia of the Russian ballet. a feature of the costume of Dorothy Devore, worn in a spectacle photo- 1Ry RSt IORAL F S vk play in the progress of manufacture at Hollyweod, Cal. Wide Warld phote