Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1922, Page 77

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—-—MAY 21, 1922 ' . = o - : - Bridal party photographed at . g - - the wedding of Dr. Bernard J. - . Gratama and Miss Grace East- ment, in Washington, May 4 Left to right: Baron G. W. de Vos van Steenwyk, attache of the J. Pierpont Morgan at the funeral of Henry P. Davison at Lattington, Locust o 3 g::?;r:l:?dssistl:rg?fl?:é b]rvllé: l:lrl:l‘; MalleySEAL et U 5 e and Dr. Gratama. Dr. Gratama is assistant commercial attache of the Netherlands legation. 1 ty Vnniny b A new photograph of Mrs. Louis N. Geldert, recently elected national president of the League of American Pen Women. Miss Grace MacLaren, = = > known as the “girl with the Miss California, the fastest boat on the : R = o perfect memory,” who will Pacific _coast, :mer.ed in the regatta of June opcl}e‘t’taash‘tg%‘r?:gd’}l;;‘;:,fl g‘yaLsi(llleane}{f, sn:mttr}l: = present “Enter, Madame,” as 14, during the Shrine convention. The boat son. The little singers and dancers are pupils the leading feature of “family has a 300-horsepower Fiat motor and has been of Mrs. Madolin S. Hodgson. night party” at the City Club timed at sixty-one and three-tenths miles per ’ i ) on May 25. hour. Ungerwod & Underuima Phato by Tlew Phota by Dagnvrre Portrait of Mme. Brydlova, Czechoslovakian New portrait bust of Edgar Allen Poe by . 2 o 2 i = A : ¢ ] i o ot el : . ; il o= e L A s wiwatn statue in the memorial. This bust will be placed : in the Hall of Fame of New York University. George Fatzer, known among his associates as “the toothless wonder"—and he is the best cornet DityaRle WItC ¢ War player in the United States Army—teaching the “rookies” how to become bandsmen at the Washington little fellows play the big instruments and vice versa. rs barracks. He has 125 pupils, and, the