Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922. Ignace Jan Paderewski, one time head of the Polish government and pianist of international fame, and Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, Bel- The President and Mrs. Harding shaking hands with wounded veterans at the White House garden party yesterday afternoon. The Vice Presi- sisted in receiving the veterans. By Harris & Ewing gian ambassador, rceived the degree of doctor of law at the 168th com- mencement of Columbia yesterday. Photosshows procession. - Wide World Photo. dent and Mrs. Coclidge, Gen. Pershing, Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and cabinet lad The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes and their daughter, Cathe- Nationa! Photo. rine at the White House garden party yesterday. Dr. Stephen Smith, 100 years . of Morivis Fahs N Yo ree Maj. E. Keith Roach, first degree of Doctor of Science from sistant secretary of the Palesti ;Inlumh_ 5 Dr. Smith in Washington on rom Columbia with the it ‘on behalf of 10508 Hetiatknonats“The Dean’ >, cuofficial isit o of American Medicine.” the Pro-Jerusalem Societ « government, now Vice President Coolidge, Bishop McDowell and Gen. Pershing. at the graduation exercises of American Nationa! Phiotc Guests in line at the White House garden party yesterday, waiting to be received by the President and Mre. Harding. Two thousand wounded veterans of the great war shook hands with the chief executive. By Harris & E Paul Poiret, the dressmaker, now wants a royalty on his creations. Teaching art to young Germany. The idea is to ta ke the youngsters of talent outdoors for nature studies. An actual photograph of a moonshine raid in Palm Beach county, Fla., showing the sheriff, “Bob” Baker Paul thinks be should Have $3 for cach of his dresses sold, besides the and a deputy capturing a two-hundred- gallon still operated in a heavily timbered serti(\n‘ of the ('Du[nl)’- usual profit—that is, when the frocks are sold in America. Photo shows This photo was taken at one of the little lakes near Berlin. Bisievoniinoies BUER Sl emoth Cadtemod the dressmaker and two of his models. Copsright by Kesstone. . Feathers are employed in a most unexpected manner in this original Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is a lover of flowers, and he takes The Swedish crown prince, Gustaf Adolph, Duke of Scania, and his Ons of the mewest comservative. buthing tantx; which will ok 4a “blue bird” parasol. A double ruching of silk follows the outline, while a spevial interest in the flower beds in the Department of Agriculture sisterindaw, Princess Patricia, at the Chelsea flower show in England. it anvesranoe in the Venetian Water Carnival, in New York. It is . beantifully blended flowers udom one corner. The orchid ht is em- grounds. This photo shows him making an examination of some plants. Princess “Pat” is the wife of Capt. A. Ramsay of the British army. worn by Miss Jean Tolley and.was produced by an American designer, & ?fldflleé 4a--wool, ~ =+ (Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Coparight by 21t Century Ereste = {n @piright by Keystose. Copyright by Underwood & Underwodd. s T | ai