Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 69

THE SUNDAY o .c;"—‘ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JANUARY 22, Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton, wife of the representative from New York, and daughter Matilda, leaving their home in Washington on a shopping tour Representative Houghton has been mentioned as the next United States ambassador to Germany. 3 N 1 Phinte. e TP ™ | In center foreground, Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania and Senator George Wharton Pepper, appointed to fill out the unexpired term of the late Senator Boies Penrose. Photo snapped at the White House. At extreme left: H. S. McDevitt, secretary to Gov. Sproul. At right: C. P. Swope, secretary to Senator Pepper. Behind: John R. Sproul, son of the governor. @ Harris & Ewing, “The Cold Gray Dawn of the Morning After” in Havana. This picture was made at the rear Statue of Col. Raynal Cawthorne Bolling, U. S. A, entrance of a Havana hotel on the morning of January 1. gay and festive New Year eve celebration. This portrait of Mme. B—, by Van Dongen, is the sen- sation of the winter salon in Paris. The painting is pro- nounced by French critics as the most striking portrait of the Ml European ga"erY' Wide World hoto. ‘The empty bottles speak loudly of a the world war, recently unveiled at Greenwich, Conn. March 26, 1918. @ Undernomd & Underwoml Princess Mary of England and her finance, Lord Lascelles, entertain wounded soldiers in one of the London hospitals. The princess is cutting a cake for her guests, and Lord Lascelles stands directly behind her. DKerstone View o, 1922, “The Bard of Brittany,” M. Theodor Botrel, arrives in America aboard the S. S. Rochambeau. He will tour Canada and the New England states, singing his own compo- sitions. Intermational. the first United States “higher officer” killed in Col. Bolling was killed by a shot at Amiens on ® Underwond & Underwood, Just what sort of air—besides the hot variety, of course—fills the tele- phone booths of Washington. The District of Columbia health department has determined to find out, and Dr. Price is testing the air. National Ihote