Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922. Seen on F street yesterday. The young man is measuring the length of the busy thoroughfare with a i v - = 5 2 " winni dies” ji - ation into a college fraternity. He was required to carry with him a ning the ladies’ jump foot-rule, one of the fea is i = = i) 3 € of hcifeatures ofjhis ing class event at the Boston Horse Show. Later in the day Miss Dumaine cake of ice, a barrel containing two dice and a #ed. 2is gzl Bhoto: won the championship of the show for jumpers. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. SR Miss Aileer; Elizabeth Fitzgerald, daughtér of Mr. and Mrs, James E. J , who has reti Fitzgerald, 1007 3d street north- er fifty years' service with the cast, who graduated this werk at State Department, During his long ini e e et . term he s as private secretary e i = . = 3 S 3 = Teinity) Collese, wlices e vric andlconkiaiisl Clokc (st 1d: cabinct Strike conditions prevail despite opening of Manchester, N. H., mill. Scene in front of plant which was ship for four vears. S presi officers. Recently he has been con- opened this week, showing strikers marching to and fro. Two pickets at left. There was no disorder. detit. of ‘the misic clags: and “class nected with the diplomatic bureau. Copyright Ly Tnderwood & Coderwood s 9s s National Photo. violinist. E. J. Babcock, who has retired aft- Herbert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Commerce and president of the Girl Scouts. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. lB‘:flBEivsg !arfiicyg 4 PSTRICT BAN!;Egs Assacie E. W. H. Holderness, winner of the amateur golf championship of England, and his mother, Lady Hold- Archery tournament held in France. Three thousand members belong to one French club, and the arch- erness. The matches took place at Prestwick, and the winner received a huge silver cup. Wide World Photo. ers keep all the traditions of the ancient sport. The competitors journey from remotest corners of the coun- try to take part in the annual matches. ‘Wide World FPhoto. Cup presented to the District Bankers’ Association by William B. Hibbs, which will be contested for Monday in golf tournament at White Sulphtir Springs, during the convention. The bankers leave Washington Yonight: Photo by Pridgeon, staff photographer. e . e - Mme. Grouitch, wife of Dr. Slavko Y. Grouitch, minister of the American dead in England honored on Memorial day. The photo shows lines of white erosses in the English beauties ride the Waves at Brighton, where the onepiece suit does not cause even the liftirig Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, P,h“;:""ph"d hi" mé;"“i;“x?"dfl y”:l"' little American cemetery at Brookwood, Surrey, where 450 American sailors and soldiers found their last rest- of an eyebrow. Cretonne plruzl- are used by the bathers to screen themselves from “Oplg Sol."w‘- ) “’“"M"“ the """l‘a"“ in honor of the wcm:;fin,n:l%ume: mn = ing place. gy 5 5 ‘Wide World Phota.