Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 71

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 19, 1922, e : ——— R @ s @'« — § C— Mme. Varela, wife of the minister from Uruguay, and = her three children, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hinton, S PR QOdele, Jacobo and Landing trophies of the Prince of Wales’ visit in India. with their two-year-old daugh- = Mireya. The prince collected a whole shipload ‘of animals, and the ter, complete a 3,800-mile walk Natioual Phioto. photo shows their arrival in England, where they will be from California to Philadelphia. placed in the London Zoo. The baby elephant is leaving the Mr. Hinton carried the little : h irl ter part of . slupiat Trlbury. © Keyatone View (o, SR grea@venae?woa N l.'ndtel::oo‘dva 4 Miss Paulette Horthy, daughter of Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, and Ladistas Fay, her fiance. Fay is a descendant of the oldest Hungarian nobility. ©Keystone View Ce. “The Forest Lovers,” one of the prize pieces of sculpture in the Ward collection, recently placed in the National Museum. S Direct from Paris comes this springtime suic of mouse-gray flannel. It is embroidered in heavy silk, and the full sleeves are a feature. ©Keystone View Co. - Admiral Fiske has been granted a patent Miss Evelyn Gosnell, a star of the musical comady stage, on the ‘l‘li-‘iske reading maclE{ne,"e whish he goes to Bermuda for her winter vacation. It is reported that polds. The instrument magnifi hundred Mrs, Edna Hillyard, sopranist at = : s she will become the bride of E. O. Rogers of Greenwich, Conn., fi::::: thus enabling a rendc :oe:;:n:“y small St. Patrick’s Church, who has been Olga Petrova, who“apl.ll:ears in Washington in her new play, “soon. e " The main idea of the device is to cut giving a number of concerts in Wash- ‘The White Peacock. s it ©Underwood & Underwood. domn the mam printing. ington and Maryland towns. National I'lioto.