Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1922, Page 66

ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 23, 14 “Call Me Henry" Lansburgh, past poten- tate and senior representative of Almas Temple, who recently extended to the Imperial Council of North American Shriners an in tation to hold their 1923 convention in Was bicd. @ lsnl'f:l?\r;“-l:’jl l:i:e':";"“?:rcw?;::k;p:da:;%”:;f Starboard propellor of U. S. S. Paul Hamilton with a six-month sea- bever- next year. Mr. Lansburgh will spend several growth, photog{aphed in 'drv-r!pck at San Diego, Cghf. S_tear]v service for e 3 . L i thewest any length of time, especially in <outhern waters, gives this result to parts 3 2 ' . y : of a vessel under water. Marris & Ewing tment of riculture s dis- tween ‘e and which been ed cas- a or upon ke® your i d a ckert of bureau ng the p drink Robert Goelet, jr an heir to millions of American dol- lars. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet. Doug Fairbanks wears whiskers in his newest photoplay, “Robin Hood." As the ruler of Sherwood forest. he promises to be the hit of the fall season in Movieland. At left: St. Louis i : . . aenias b ‘thinu: a An old fashion comes into its own again. Here ?he wa%’ ofza fafhion we have Eleanor Bo an, star of the silver 2 i screen, wearing mitts—and she is not dressed for s;ailgleag(e ‘}}11:(1 fa‘]r]‘ ‘J; a character part. either. municipal open air the- ater, and thousands will journey from all over the country to the Postmaster General Work purchasing the first new special ¢ nMel(sS(::nevc;:xt' to wit- fery staxp at the Washington post office. The stamp was one ffh Recties presented to President Harding. 15 "Au:)umne i"coclliés epi Marri~ & Fwing { J { S X sode of the show. Plote Iy Sl New photo of Prince Charles second son of the King and Queen of Belgium, taken on the aviation field at Antwerp during a recent flying He is to be known as “the artistic and eccentric meet. The young prince has just returned home minister.” representing the famous art colony from a trip through the orient. He was born in le. Va, recently. Those taking part in the pageant were residents of Lo : of Paris, and his name is M. L\:flfflm}i?yer. Brussels in 1903. Sl A new ambassador to Washington, rept 2- senting the “Free Republic of Montmartre."”