Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 69

GRAPHIC |4 me % taf | ROTOGRAVURE SECTION |R . / SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 19, 1922. Funeral of Prince Kuhio, better known in Washing- ton ‘as “Prince Cupid,” in Hawaii. The prince, who was a delegate to Congress for the past twenty years, was buried with all the ancient Hawaiian rites, and the rare feather emblems were held over his casket from the time of death to burial. The prince was the last member of the royal Hawaiian family. Tuternntionai President Harding. Secretary Weeks and George Christian, the President’s secretary, in Florida. Photo snapped at St. Augustine before departure of party on the yacht Nahmeoka for Miami. Tnteruationa. Historic battle flags of France float once more above the ranks of marching poilus, the occasion being a solemn observance of the sixth anniversary of the battle of Verdun. Photo shows Frenchmen passing through Paris street. Wide World Phato. Karam- chand Gandhi, Indian na- tionalist leader, ar- rested by British forces re- cently on Max Oser, riding master fiance of Miss Mathilde McCormick of Chicago, charge of granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller. The engagement has created a great deal of discussion in social sets all over America. ol S ternational. .. family taken in Washington. The children are Theo- Miss Mabel Palmer, who wore $2,000,000 worth Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania presenting Dr. Leopold Stokowski, leader of dore 3rd, Grace Green Roosevelt, Quentin and Cor- of jewelry at the recent New York ball for relief of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, with the $10,000 prize awarded by Ed- nelius Van Schaack. : Z Rumanian orphans. This is claimed to be the great- ward Bok for the most useful citizen of Philadelphia during the past year. A est display of valuable jewelry ever worn by one per- jury names the winner. S son in America. A new photograph of the Theodore Roosevelt Wide World Photo.