Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1921, Page 54

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 3, 1921 Miss Dora Montague of Salt Lake City, an artist, allows herself to be swung from dizzy heights on a narrow board while sketching the Grand Canyon. Cnderwoud & Underwood All sorts of dress styles come and go, but the lingerie frock re- mains a favorite in warm weather. The Col. House, former adviser to President Wilson, charming dress is made in Germany. The camera man caught him, in com- of Val lace, with medal- pany with Ellis Dresel, American business representa- lions of embroidered tive in Berlin, while walking down the Unter den organdy. Linden. Uiderwond, & Uniderwasd Internutional Film Service, ‘: : i - Miss Grace Cronin, a member of the “Broadway Whirl” in New T . e York, has a real live bullsnake for a pet. Mice form the odd pet's / . “Poland Delivered,” Jan Styka’s masterpiece in oil which was ex- daily meals. hibited in the 1921 Salon at Paris. Patriotic Toles declare the paint- Over the table—and not disturbing the repast! A feat performed by an ing to be the best expression of thought of the freedom of their native English mounted policeman at the recent Richmond horse show. land ever placed before the public. Wile W Wide World Plote. This classic pose forms an artistic picture. It is a part of the dancing during commencement exercises at still live in the old German bombproof shelters along the sea at Ostend. The Bel- - the School of Four Seasons, a finishing school for girls at Princeton, N. J. War sufferers 1 0 at gian brother and sister have had no other home since the armistice. Wide World Pl Wide World 11