Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1921, Page 57

¥ 5 : Ay v ‘rviv», ,"Y"*'- b 2 ; | e —— ] -~ L B .~ el When a new record was es- tablished by Washington canoe- ists for the feature event of last Saturday's regatta on the Poto- mac. The photograph shows the double-blade senior fours of the Washington Canoe Club ar the finish of the half-mile course. winning the race and making the record time of 3.32 4.5. The winning canoe contained Harry Knight, Kard Knight, Lex Martin and Percy Walton. By National Pnoto Co. Double Japanese wedding in New York. Ichino Noda and Nasakta Katayama, the grooms, at left, and brides at right. Prof. Kimura, Japanese health healer. who performed the ceremony, and wife in center. =~ = The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes at their summer home, “Greystone,” in Rock Creek Park. Photograph taken last Sunday. National Photo Co. : Ethel M. Morganston, Wnltn"lngton'l first prize — = 7 s - bathing beach beauty, holding the cup she won in R i he Tidal Basin beach, with Miss Sarah Parker, Winners at the Tidal Basin beauty contest, a week ago yesterday. Left to right: Ethel h 5 A pie eating contest at the Tidal Basin beach, 1 5 M. Morganston, winner of first beauty prize; Inez Coates, second prize for costume; Iola the Tidal Basin contest. R S Mrs. Vincent Cosimano and Miss Olice Birmingham as the leading con- Swinnerton, first prize for costume, and Olive Birmingham, second prize winner in beauty testants for the District championship. contest. Nstional Photo Co. Nutional Photo Co.