Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 72

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, It was no small job to keep back the enthusiastic crowds that thronged Lon- don streets when the wed- ding procession passed. The photo shows a group of “Bob- Wedding procession bies” with their of Princess Mary and hands full—but Lord Lascelles on way everybody in a to Westminster Abbey, good humor. where the ceremony ReXewiSEshGo was performed. The bridal carriage, passing under the arch at upper left, was escorted by Life Guards. wedding procession Lascelles. Joseph Pennell, famous artist, at work on one of . ‘ his etchings. Pennell is one of the greatest authorities At right: New portrait of k. on Whistler, the English painter, and hi Dr. Marion Edwards Park, Culersood 3 : dean of Radcliffe College, who will leave that institution next fall to take the post of president of Bryn Mawr e, View Co. A view of the salon of the honeymoon train which carried Lord Lascelles and his royal bride to Paddington. International, “Teaching the wealthy young idea to shoot.” A clusive school in New York has opened up with a néw 5 T n B n . T - - of educational schemes—the principal one being to teac Mrs. James M. Beck, wife of the solicitor general First photo of the Swedish royal family. Standing behind the king and queen are the crown prince and to children of of wealthy parents. g of the United States, and her daughter Beatrice, Prince Wilhelm. The six younger chiidren are grandchildren of the king and q i S prominent in Washington society. o T Unde . : jonal Photo.