Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 17

. THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, \VASHINGTON b. C, Scene from “Red Riding Hood.™ to be presented by children of Grace Episcopal Church, 9th and D streets southwest, tonight. Another performance will be given later at the Louise Home. This scene shows the queen aud fadics: Photo by Pridgeon. staff photographer R. Filipe Solares, minister of finance of Guatemala, who is in Washington to confer with finan- ciers in regard to reforming the banking system of his country. Nationa! Photo. struments, Paul Poiret, French designer of clothes for women, gives his idea of gracefulness as he sails for America aboard the steamship France. M. Poiret wears the latest in men’s fashions. ~ Copsright byUnderwood & Underwood. Robert Thompson Pell and Im thuumn bride, hmefly Miss Alice Harding, lm- aboard lh lln- L .hip Aquitania for their honeymoon in Earope. 'l'h‘wdd:u took -place at Pride’s m‘"“ i Lady de her age. She s tion. At ht. One of the queer burglar outfits exhibited by New York police at the National Police Conference. The “safe and loft squad™ of the New York police captured this violin case and its “filling” of safe-cracking in- Conyrizht bsTnderwood & T'nderwood King George of England as a Highlander. He is enjoying the shoot- ing at Balmoral Castle. Scotland, where he also unveiled the memorial in honor of men from the estate who gave their lives in the world war. ourcy Wheeler of Dublin, is a record-breaking ed five lives recently at the North Berwick aving sta- one of the rescued. Wide World Photo Episcopal prelates from other countries attend general convention in Portland, Ore. In the above group churchmen from Syria, Palestine, Greece, Canada and Serbia. Their robes made a striking contrast in the opening procession. Copyright by Keystone: The old-time patchwork quilt, better known as the “crazy quil,” comes into its own again. elaborate example is made from silk ‘. neckties, and was exhibited in the Fall Fashion Show —at Madison i Underwood, Coppelght by Underwood & g Square Garden, ch York. ¢ THURSDAY SEPTEMBER - 14, Remarkable photograph of a steeplechase accident at Melbourne. Australia. The mishap looks serious, but the rider remounted his horse and cleared six more obstacles in the race without further accident. 1922. There is a rumor that King Constantine of Greece may leave his country and setile in America—and if such a thing happens he will live at this home—the Leeds estate, 208 South Mountain avenue, Montclair, N. J.. owned by the former Mrs. Leeds, now Princess Anastasia. Copyright brUnderwood & Underw Dr. Hugh Scott of Oklahoma City Okla.,, who has been appointed as- sistant executive officer of the United States Veterans' Bureau. He bas been in government vice for fifteen years. Nationa!l Pheto. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. and daughter at International Congress of Mrs. Tata represents the University of Bone bay India. Miss Tata, lhenl\—lnur vears old, is studying law and is the voungest delegate. it byUnderwood & Undersaod. Wide World Photo. - ‘Forty repreununvu of the American Legion, nine ol them women, dre n':; m;::m; Ewme '5’1:“9;:;!‘: them placing wreaths. pu 'r.ve of lmhwn British wldiar in