Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 13

. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE HE EVENING. STAR, WASHiNGTON, D.. C, MONDA Group of foreign delegates at the dedication of the headquarters of the National Woman’s Party yesterday. Left to right: Mme. Gotting of Czechoslovakia, Miss Susie Chow of China, Mme. Klima of Czechoslovakia, Miss Ballivian of Bolivia and Miss Stepanek of Czechoslova Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, president of the D . and donor of the $250,000 headquarters, making an address at the dedi __ tion ceremonies yesterday afternoon. National Phot R DA L TICRETN A ; N ? ’ IR : } 20 Saburi, wife of the counselor of the Jupanese embassy, il Sl § i and Mme. Hachiro Arita, wife of the secretary of the embassy. in mative Mime. Mare Peter, wife of the minister from Switzerland, in charge e e N e i et National Photo of one of the booths at the Neighborhood House pageant. Natioual Photo. Mme. Wallenberg, wife of the minister from Sweden, and her daugh- _Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, granddaughter of President Monroe, =3 i = g of President Monroe in the corner stone of the wezerd. at the Neighborhood House pageant. Natiozal Phato. headquarters of the National Woman’s Pa vesterday. National Photo. ity y y Count Laszlo Szechenyi, minister from Hungary, and his family at the Neighborhood House pageant. The Mrs. Eddie Collins, wife of Chicago’s star second baseman; Low Barber, secretary of the Chicago base children, in mitive costume, are Cornelia, Alice, Gladys and S R itional Phots ball team, and “Uncle Joe” Cannon in a box at the Washington-Chicago game yesterday afternodn. Between innings “Uncle Joe” visited the dugouts of players of the two teams. Photo by Thoner. Ivor Novello, Englinh“eompo:;r E fl‘o:: f-‘i.":.“:';..‘:.‘..fi,:i’f tlhox Wil ap. A little discussion-of aviation between Representative Manuel Herrick < i T3 31 e now siyleh do.not ‘originats i Pasi an : i £ Oklahoma and “Uncle Nick” Altrock at the Board of Trade shad bake 3 3 . - . mond, Va., representing the Amer- ‘Al of -the ‘new styles do.not originats in: Paris ‘and New York. Some pear in the movies with Mme. of 3 sgon Hsreesiinlt et Gov. Trinkle of Virginia-is a visitor in Washington. He was photo- ican colonial §¢'flod'ins!he Virginia .~ of I e ¢reated right here in ‘Washington. “Fhis one: is ‘the latest Jocal Rejane, French -_mfes; N:we_lln vlv;: “-t“ Cdl:m:; l:?r::'l::l“ lSa‘:‘nri?i;‘! ll Innrd‘t\' = ;::nhpt;‘ ‘z:‘ :“l I:I!“ - it:r .; graphed on the steps of the Capitol; actompanied by his military aide, Col. istorical pageant being produced in * fyyiriai idea—woolen golf stockings and bars kheessnapyed st a pole ~ in the British air force during Hiram St i . often.” Herrick, of course, is the “dare-devil aviator of Congress.” iram K. Smith. Nationgl Photo, Y 0 copuatall sl‘:‘mw:y&i‘um, 2 x 73 S PBMD 2y, Thionts, N Conyrisht by Underwood & Underwood. Photo by Pridgess.