Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1922, Page 77

ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 2, 1922 Tennis team of the Washington Loan and Trust Company, which recently crossed racquets with the Mercantile Trust and Deposeirt‘ team of Baltimore at the Washington Golf Club. Left to right: H. L. Buckingham, Boyd Taylor, F. S. Stoddard, Frank Yanci Dolly, star of the American er. stage, dances }i,n Paris at the Acacias, Tagietan i (T omsos, 0S8 - S PR T A B an open air restaurant. Yanci wears a gown especially designed by Capt. Molyneaux. It is of bright silver cloth, embroidered in diamonds and pearls. @Underwood & Tnderwood, Sporting the class colors at the playgrounds field e e meet, one of the features of the end of the school sea- o 0 Lady Astor, who recently made a tour of the ; son in Washington. The two girls, from one of the In this new fashion white linen or United States and spent some time at her old Virginia i f the Department Peabody School classes, have an umbrella manufac- a coarser kind is cleverly combined home, is back again in England. Photo shows Lord fAD:i.uI;l-t uBre :-:;:’;Eier :ih%e}:&hr:l:\salses fuerfaregcll.’leaply tured which displays their class colors. Photo snapped with brilliantly colored cretonne of and Lady Astor at Epsom, where their horse, Pogrom, ‘f)romgcorncobs. This promises a new industry, furfarel enter- in Central High stadium. red, green and orange. S. : = 3 s = Plioto bs Cart “Thoner & e A U eroad. won the Oaks stake O A Cserand. ing into substitutes for hard rubber, enamels, varnishes, etc. Yy High School. I"hoto by J. M. Nll!