Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 73

[OGRAVURE SECTION—-MARCH 19, 1922. @Eame b - } EIY Y] AR AR A close-up of the bride in her carriage en route to Westmin- ster Abbey. She was accompanied by King George. ) Tutermitiaal The bridal carriage en route to Buckingham Palace after the wedding ceremony. Uodirwond & Trderswood oys waiting for the Incess Mary and Lord & Unilersomd German army leaders are sold for a few marks each! They were placed on the auction block in Berlin and sold to the highest bidders—but the bids were very low. The former kaiser himself only brought a hundred marks. The figures were made of wax and constituted one of Germany’s war-time exhibitions. Tnternational. Miss Mildred Owens of San Francisco and her lion cub, Milt. The cub was born at the winter quarters of Howe’s London animal circus at Palo Alto, Calif. D Uuderwood & Underwood A stunt not printed in the race program. G. Buller, the jockey, was uninjured when his mount fell during the Woldingham hurdle handicap in England, and the camera man caught him as he touched the ground. © Keystone View (o, = O 0 —> ¢ &—X ‘Anna Fitziu, American concert singer and former member of =7 —— the Metropolitan Opera Company, whose engagement to Andres Fla er and N{rs' Samuel Ig";eéma,?l‘iafi';:na;;:‘"sngmatmm'?1.':: de Segurola, retired Spanish opera singer, has been broken. When Cor;n‘l‘o::ra::s:‘g:‘sea:tidg r;leelirasl{a an‘d now malrss hisy ho.me in Rock from Culebra cu. of the Panama canal which will be placed on the W. R. Grace asked concerning the matter, phia Fm-,m gaid: <Y ehinkinter: the sunny south. estate on Long Island as a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt. national marriages are a great mistake. - Caderwood & Underwood. @ Undirwond & Underwood. ® Keystone View Co.