Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 15

"THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL \G THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. CHRISTMAS CHEER WITH CAMP FIRE TOYS. Camp Fire Girls at work at headquarters in New York BOLSHEVIST ART EXHIBLIED. Pamting from cellection received yes- “FRECKLES” LEADS A NEW YORK PARADE. -Wesley Barry, better known to the young movie fans as making Christmas toys for sick youngsters at Bellevue Hospital. There is also a department for terday in New York. All the subjects in the exhibition, which will “Freckles,” at head of procession of the New York Junior Naval Reserve. Wesley also gave a party for repairing all sorts of toys, dolls, etc. Copyright by Underwont & Underwoud. make a tour. were approved by the leaders of the soviet before being 3,500 sons and daughters of New York policemen. Copyright by Underwood & Underwond allowed to leave Russia. Copyright by Underwond & Undarwood. ONCE THE WIFE OF MAETERLINCK. Mme. Georgette Leblanc, for- FASHIONS FOR MEN. Have you bLeard about it? i torat FREAK FOOL BALL BACKELELD. 101s tro of players formed tie back- has just made its appearance in Florida. Col. John J. Woodwide of I o = il somelvamiDom e CLEARING THE BARS FOR VICTORY. Douglas McLean, a Washing- merly the wife of the Belgian dramatist and poet. now visiting friends Atlanta, Ga.. comes forth in the evening clad in a pure white dinner Ari Frichuzg abe fallbik ‘tonian, in the movies, furnishes a remarkable action picture, clearing in the United States. She is a star on the French stage and will voat. The garment is made of lightweight flannel. i N obstacles in thrilling horre race. And where was the camera man give recitals in this country. Copyright by Uniderwod & Underwood Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. when he enapped the picture? Wide World Photo £ 'HE “JINGLE STEP.” According to those who know of coming events along Broadway. the “jingle A A O i aer ik Foom o Dicd Sten Copada, Eoglrel ME'S A CHRISTMAS TREE KING. Auywey, that o bl il 5 Sy’ e oy i i ions, i il St et TS o e and Germany. Baby Grand won and these are his cups. 7 Wide World Photo. His name is Raymond Grindle, and from Orono, Me.. he shi photograp 2 going gh the P- S 25 carloads of Christmas trees each year. Copsrisht by P. STARTLE THEATER AUDIENCES. Lieut. and Mme. Fernand Thetion, = 3. il i . who are amazing New York theatergoers with extraordinary marks. IN ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. Maj. and Mrs. J. D. Mills at International TO HELP INDIA'S DOWN AND OUT. Gen. Bromwell Booth and Mrs. r s 3 = 7 il leaving London for a tour of India and Ceylon, where they manship. One of the licutenant’s stage feats is to a lump of was the recent Ypres ball, at Royal Albert Hall. This photo shows Court building. Mrs. Mills came from Baltimore, Md., her father Booth PRI e Le g DD 3 Dl i d o the Baroness Royce Garrett as Sapho, the Greek poctess. | - being Judge Someeville Pinkney Tuck of t:z:' gx;mninml. wtn- i plan ‘;m fi"f'.‘,’l‘“""‘"‘“, 0ok the Salvatien "“’.’,‘.‘.‘v‘:&fi’r';";; :,"::;lmmx,.. for bravery. 'Wie World Photo.