Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1922, Page 78

eSS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION - JUNE 25, 1922, — New hat style for street or dress. The trimming is of soft pearl gray &AL Thates velvet and beads, sewed on. Uadderwond & Uil owes King Ge_crge and Queen Mary attend the races at Epso m Downs and see the running of the derby. won by Capt Cuttle. Photo shows a cheering crowd at entrance of the race course. The latest photo of Marilyn Miller, star of “Sallie,” and Jack Pickford, brother of Mary, whose engagement has becn arnounced. | 4 i 4 . » R, p Nativity Chapel Girls' Friendly Society. They pre- | t ¥ 3 3 3 . | sented the play, “Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown,” at Masonic P 7 p- i Temple Tuesday. June 13 Three and four year old graduates from the “cradle roll class” of Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school. \ A big catch of fish by Washingtonians at Solomons Island. | The anglers, who caught 163 fish in two hours, are George M. i Fisher, William H. Spignal, Henry C. Bergling, William Turner, ’ Adam Mouton, Maj. L. T. Howard and James Brown, captained by James L. Weems of Solomons Island. Misses Marie and Reba, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dobrin, 1206 M street northwest, who will prob- ably enter the movies. They are members of the St. Patrick’s Players. — Alfonso Donesa, stenographer and typist in Interior Depart- ment, the only Filipino occu- pying such a position in gov- Maj. Gen. William J. Snow of Washington, chief of artil- ernment service. He is also a lery, presenting cadets of Culver Military Academy, Culver, student of law and diplomacy Ind.. with their certificates upon graduating from the R. 0. T.C. at Georgetown University. il B 1 '“!l Ihin Graduating class of St. Cecilia Academy, 6th and East Capitol streets. Start of the 50-yard breast-stroke race in amateur swim ming meet at Brighton Beach. The event was won by Miss Thoto by Laers. Dorothy Wesley, with a time of 442-5 seconds. ©Undorwood & Und, Bl