Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1921, Page 62

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . Mrs. Ma Soo and her daughter Elizabeth, who are now in Washington. Mrs. Soo is the wife of the representative here of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, president of the revolutionary govern- ment of south China. Photo by Clinedinst Elder Brewster leads in prayer on the deck of the Mayflower. One of the scenes in the pageant recently held at Plymouth in honor of the tercentenary of the landing of the Pil- grims at which President Harding was an interested spectator. .— ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 14, 1921, M. C. Nokes of Oxford University, who set a new inter- national intercollegiate record in the hammer throw by heav- ing the sixteep-pound lead 160 feet 7 inches in the Oxford- Cambridge, Princeton-Cornell track meet held July 28 at Travers Island. Phato by Paul Thompson Photy by Puul Thomyson Mae Murray, one of the really great beauties of the screen, wearing a gorgeous evening gown of her own design, embellished with several fathoms of pearls, oddly arranged. The mesmerizing languor of Miss Murray’s eyes may be accounted for by the summer heat. Advance style for the coming autumn. A tea gown made of chiffon and embroidered silk worn by Miss Kathlyn Martyn at the fall fashion show held recently in New York. Shades of Quo Vadis! Cowboys in a Roman chariot race with all the ancient get-up except the flowing togas and golden wreaths. The team of blacks winning the national championship and a large purse at the rodeo held recently at Burbank, Calif. ¢ Keystone View Co. A street costume designed according to the advance notices for next fall’s fashions. The gown coat is of putty color velvet and black satin. Wide World Phows This strange type of bicycle, which will run on land or water, was recently designed and built by a Berlin mechanic. Here the inventor is seen propelling his family across a small lake during a Sunday out- ing. The body of the boat is waterproof and the wheels are rubber tired and have paddles attached. Wige World Photos