Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 83

SECTION—JUNE 11. 1922. D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE The mew amateur golf { champion of England, E. W. Holderness. He play- ed three years with the Ox- ford varsity team, and this was the third successive year that an Oxfordian kad fought through the ama- teur finals to victory. ¥ The sand pile 1s the mc Basin beach. espccally witl st popular spot at the Tidal the youngsters Two Washington girls in group of oriental dancers of May pageant Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. At left. Miss julia B Hutton, class of 1923 Miss Lily Jane Axton, class of 1922, fourth from end. Celebration 1n honor of Joan of Arc in the Rue de Rivoli. Paris. Scholastic organizations and others paraded around the statue of.the “Maid of France.” and ceremonies were held inside the church ters of the Spanist king and queen in London. Princess Beatri i Princess Chris phcto- Dainty Mari- lyn Miller, Broadway star, who, according to latest re- ports, has ad- mitted her en- gagement to Jack Pickford, brother of Mary. = United States Ambassador to France Myron T. Herrick escorting the Marquisc de St. Sauveur to her carriage after the marriage ceremony of Miss Sally Beecher and Count Jean Bertrand de Luppe in Paris. The bride is a niece of former Ambassador Hugh Wallace. Chang-Tso-Lin, known as “the war lord of North China.” He has William Jennings Bryan and some of his grandchildren. The youngsters i been mentioned in the news re- = ifith ioh 3 urinG Contest DEtween are Margaret Hargreaves, Baby Evelyn Hargreaves and Bryan Hargreaves, chil- e o 4 2 The President of Ireland, Arthur anfi_l (at rig () attends a huriing cc dren of %Vlf» and Mrs. Richard Hargreaves, the latter a daughter of Mr. Bryan. cently wa%h ((jyeta_l]s ({}f]h\;e??gx‘:a?; Dublin and Cross teams at Cross Park, Dublin. Others in the party, left to right, are: J J Rttt operations iagdnist Yyt Walsh, Mrs. Griffith.and Mrs. J. J. Walsh. the South China forces. i i e Wi ol Viderson ] & 1 iden