Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1922, Page 93

—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922 o P 3 {*'t"‘ “"if'\;;k i3 TR the 76th anniversary celebration of the 3d Regiment of cavalry at Fort Myer. Mrs. Calvin Mrs. John G. Walker, Gen. Mills, G=n. Sawyer, Assistant Secretary of War Wainwright, ter. =5 Gen. Anson Mills, U. S. A., retired, presenting a new stand of colors to the 3d Regi- ment at Fort Myer last week. Tuteruntion An ‘“actionograph” of Miss Aileen Riggin, the youthful Olympic diving champion, per- forming a difficult dive. b Auditorium, which will be located on 19th street northwest between E street broper will be one story high, which, including a gallery, will have a seating ition hall beneath. A light lunch high in the air. Even the painters of the Brooklyn bridge get hungry, and this fellow eats his noon-time repast thirty floors from a side- walk. William S. Corby. Chapin Brown. Marris & Ewing Harris & Ewing. C. J. Gockeler, 3 tr r. Robert N. Harper, chairman. ’clasur\e.~ Harris & Ewing. It’s the same man. The ability of Cecil Holland, thirty years old, to make himself look like an aged man is considered marvelous in stage circles. Holland has entered Townley A. McKee. E. C. Brandenburg. the movies. Edmenxton. & Tnderwoal & Underwoul Harry King. Wharton E. Lester. Edmonston Edmon<ton. =L ] s : 5 = = s = Philander Johnson, humorist, political fliott Woods, 5"“““2‘“‘3"&:"{ er. C. W. Semmes. _ _ Jim Barnes, national open champion, drives off the first tee of the new links of the Westchester- paragrapher a,{d dramatic critic, 5},0 Te- Harris & Ewing. e ExGui Biltmore Country Club, near New York, opened last week with special ceremonies. Many other cently completed his thirty-first year as a golf stars were on hand for the event. © Underwood & Underwood member of The Star staff. DUnderwond & Underwond