Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 13

* THE EVE Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover at the laying of the corner stone of the new home of the “hamber of Commerce yesterday. The building will be located at the corner of Connecticut National Photo. United States avenue and H street northwest. a0 The President and Mrs. Harding attended the horse show yesterday # and watched the White House entry, Harbel, win the blue ribbon in the National Fh James H. Goodrich, former Gov- ernor of Indiana, came to Wash- ington yesterday and filed a report with President Harding regarding conditions in Russia. Goodrich re- cently returned from a t in the Lenin-Trotsky country, National Plioto. Virginia Nugent of Hungary, who arrived in Washing- ton yesterday to take part in the dedication of the Woman's Party son, Bream Patrick, photographed at Baroness Placing the Rev. Dr. Randolph Harrison McKim memorial bell in f place at the Church of the Epiphany yesterday. This particular bell, the E centerpiece of the fifteen chimes, weighs 4,300 pounds. , National Photo. Maj. Gen. Patrick, chief of the headquarters on May 21. beside one of the big service planes. Copyright by Harrls & Ewing. No, he is not flying—merely passing through the air in one of his fancy di He is the national fancy diving champion and his name is Al White, a student at Stanford University. Al won his title at the spring & mest in San Franciscos %, Depyright bydeystone. Capt. Lord leading the Washington 5 4 (.. honog of -the:force with theirzsplendid riding and their excellent horses. H A A —=THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE= 1922. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, her horse Un-named, in the women’s saddle class at the Nal horse show yesterday afternoon. National Photo. Lieut. Tom Matherson, who trained President Harding’s saddle horse Harbel for his appearance at the local show. The pride of the White House stables won a silver tray and blue ribbon. National Photo. United States air service, and his Bolling Field. They are standing Copyright by Harris & Ewing. —— MAY 17, When a general buys candy. The incident took place yesterday afternoon at the horze show, with Gen. Pershing as the buyer and local society girls as the candy merchants. This year’s proper bathing suit for milady, according to the decree of Atlantic City officials. Miss Kath- leen Mullone of the Follies wears Wide World Photo. the costume. moustted police to the tanbark of the horse show. The mounted keepers of law and order upheld the : _ atienal Phote. Nationai Phote. Representative Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma, “the dare-devil aviator of Congress,” took his flight over the capital yesterday. The phot shows him (in back seat) being strapped to the plane before the start. National Photo. ’ his three children, Gordon, Cary T., jr., and William, pose for The Star camera man on the steps of their Washington home., Admiral Grayson, former President Wilson’s personal physician, and National Photo. A gown of white chiffon for the bride of May or June. The material is beaded in a delicate design, while the jeweled girdle and spray of roses “reflect the sunshine of early summer.” The maid’s gown is of peach taffeta and silver lace, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood.