Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 69

THE SUNDAY STAR, 26, 1922, T [ S SOSR W BE B ot Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino in a Louis XV scene from Elinor Glyn’s new Margot Asquith, wife of the former British photoplay. Both of these players have risen to stardom within the past year. premier, leaving the White House after her call on President Harding. She lectured in Washington before a large audience. orway’s king and crown prince in London. King Haakon N iRt and his son were photographed as they started for a stroll : through London streets. Wide World lioto. Exclusive photograph of degree team of Knights of Malta, Orient Commandery, No. 5, K. T. The team put through a class in the degree ¢ Hope Hampton, movie star, who called at the White House during on the evening of February 13, at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. her appearance at one of the local theaters. Photo by I Pridgeon, staff National Phe From one of Washinton's photograph albums of several years ago. Members of the Capital Eicycle Club as they appeared in 1881. In February, 1909, this famous organization, whose members used, to :‘bur_n up” the roads about the capital, assembled for a reunion dinner at Rauscher’s. Souvenir booklets were issued, stories of the high-wheeling days were told, and the reunion was one of the big events in the club’s history. At left: Clarence G Allen, until recently appointment clerk in the Interior Department. Second: Ben Hanna, once private secretary to Secretary of the Navy Whitney, and a famous racer on the high-wheeler. Third: Dr. Henry M. Schooley, a prominent Washington dentist. Fourth: J. McKee Borden, known as “Mac” in his racing days. Inset between first ‘and second photos: Leland O. Howard, chief entomologist in the bureau of entomology, Department of Agriculture. taking a tumble “over’ the garden wall.”