Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922, Mrs. Harding visited Walter Reed General Hospital yesterday, where she spent some time with the sich and wounded heroes. The photo shows her talking with a group on one of the hospital porches. Augustus Thomas, playwrlight, named his duties resembli Gold Star Mothers carry good will message of fifty ¢ William B. Abbey of Philadelphia, Mrs. Herman H. Birney of Philadelphia and Mrs. Otto Brewer of Wichita, Kan., and they are members of the National Good Will dclegation to the devastated regions of Fran e " of the American stage. ing those of Will Hays with the movie producers and those of Judge Landis with organized base ball. calls for three years’ work, beginning August 1. Former King and Queen of Portugal attend tennis party given at Sussex L chatting odge, Regent’s Park, with Lady Wavertree, hostess, land, for charity. The photo shows them ©Underwood & Underwood. Mr. Thomas’ contract @Underwood & Underwood. es of the United States to France. They are Mrs. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, National Photo turn the t the Nat ernors 1< caal from Secretary of War weeas i tus otfice McRae, acting deputy chief of Miss Mary Anderson, director of the women’s bureau of the Depart- ment of Labor. She looks after the welfare of 8.000.000 women, devel- oping standards and policies for their employment. She has a staff of thirty woman employes. SHarrid & Ewing. Alnderwood & Underwood i "The King of England and the queen mother, Alexandra, mingle with the bridesmaids at. the Lord Mountbatten-Edwina Ashley wedding at St Margaret's, Westminster, London, ©Underwood & Underwood. Miss Beatrice E. Hart of Oxford, England, who has been spending some timé in Washington reorgan- izing the library of political and commercial reference of the Britich embasey. She is an expert in this work and is sent to various parts of the world by her government. The wild waves tell it to us now by rddio. “Listening-in” on the beaches sbroad with. portable wireless receiving sets promises to be a E;pnllr form of holiday pastime, and will probably hev:‘aten up here. oto taken at Deal Beach When England’s richest girl married Lord Louis Mountbatten. Photograph taken directly after the wedding at St. Margaret’s, Westminister, shows the archway of swords held by officers of H. M. 5. Renown. W “Brother John, the Miracle Man,” arrives in Oakland, Calif. He says he will allow a rattlesnake to bite him and suffer no ill effects. challenges all * ne healers.” His everyday garb is a flowir he treads the streets with are feet. GndErmon 6 Letl Lo viguts j. W. H. Dodd: arris & Ewing. “Jesse James” of Yellowstone National Park is up to his old tricks again. The bear holds up tourists driv- ing through the park and begs for something to eat. and he usually receives some dainty bite from the visitor lunchboxes. Undermond & 1 A New York visitor, Miss Peart Cue:t P gue Park, carries all her pets whén she goes touring. Two parrots ri her steering wheel, spotlight, rear tire or any other convenient place, two bulldogs ride in the fromt seat. ©Underwood & Underwood, 1 ) World Phote, Wide World Pheto. \