Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1922, Page 73

OTOGRAVURE SECTION JULY 30, 1922 country of Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen. her match with Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt lle. Lenglen is now the woman cham- v Bt Mrs. Harry Ward- Governor General Byng of Canada finishing his early morning ride man and daugh- at Banff while holidaying in the Rockies. He was accompanied by In- ter Helen at Hot spector Dennis Ryan of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and several Springs, Va., where of the famous “Mounties.” they are spending some time Vneters ond & Uide ps et Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson, U. S. A., retired. the oldest hving graduate of West Point, and members of his Jackie Coogan, better known in movie circles as “The Kid.” has outgrown his roller family. {’hmo taken on the general's ninety-fifth birthday. By his side is his daughter. Mrs }v(n'(hcrm{e Gibson skates znd coaster. He was recently presented with a thoroughbred, and each morning finds White. Standing, left to night: Dr. Horatio Gates Gibson, jr., a son. («”,“] Mrs. Qeor ge Weed Wallace, da ~=;hu>r grandson and granddaughter. Capt. Walker Gibson White and Mrs. Erik Wahlberg. and a stepson. Col. Benja him on the bridle paths of Hollywood. min Walker Atkinson, U. S. A _ First graduating class of John Burroughs School, 18th and Monroe streets northeast. Miss A. M. Clayton, teacher. January and July in Washington, showing exactly the same view at two seasoni. Photee ty Daisy Blanton, Something new under the sun has been taken up by a Los Angeles hotel. The hostelry has installed a toy-making plant, where toys and novelties for social affairs are turned out. The picture shows one of the “factory hands™ with an assortment of the novelties SUnae: wnen & Ui w093 ood Arsenal. Miss Bertha B. Howell is director of the camp. Photu Ly Pickering. cilicinl photograpne: of Camp Mesde