Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, "WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1923 HA!:IO:I.‘EEW.;")):; \rl(i!"h"\i;‘:.’l I .‘I‘:_.In'x I“.P' “ll|‘} ;n‘llkuu;r own-ups .u.l- OLD ‘nli;“: [ \\II: \o\n»,;"l‘n“u ASHINGTON. Miss Marjorie Wright, daughter of Maj. Gen. William Ma<on Wright; Miss Ann G GOOD FOR THE COME Miss Anna Ad captain of the 'y abo esi 1. hy don’t they take thi Y. jus of Mrs. George Barnen < ight a S ett pl ¢ Mah-jongg, ¢ ro; game 2 i s b » be ce i s’ iona Nes as I do. and turn over for another nap? O-hum!™ Wide World Pl r T aru r right and Mrs. Barnett playing Mah-jongg, the royal game of China, which is said 1o be ce old. :u:.lr'*}:::um‘t;’nllllyzulnll‘b a "'Iq‘[;(-“h?r":h:- l.‘:m'.n ‘;n:;;\l fop i = \\‘r»-\\’,-tl.u 0 3 1 | THEY HELP THE TEAM WIN. Jim and “Arry. mascots of one of the leading English foot ball teams. wear- GRIM SOUVENIR OF WAR. This mine was washed into the shore of ing the colors of the athletes. Jim and “Arry have been mascots for many y Wide Warkd P the Adriatic sea, near Rimini, Italy. The mine was not defective, but A COLD SPILL. - Members of the Girl Scouts of Ame ntville, N, Y. for the had been missed by the after-war sweepers of the sea. - holidays. All the winter sports are enjoyed by th rs have been assigned to the Wide World Puots camp. Rora Ly | | | | | | | | | | INT. am Joseph Cohill, missi el of silk needlework which he presen Mrs, Harding Saturday. The panel was e Srpepes . T > rren, United States by ildren of the Convent of Little Helpers, Shangh: SMOKES A CIVIL WAR PIPE. A member of the Smokers’ Club, J. N. THE hl\](;(i\ lunl)ml,\x (.hnllr boys of :h» private L'{:a]u-l in Ihuglumll ador to Japan, whose resignation has been confirmed by Presi- National Photo. 3 3oldiers 2 E attended by the king and queen and other members of the royal el arding. A press of personal affairs is given as the reason for 2 Sandtirdiel the OW Solitiess Hboes abf Ailants, (Ca_sutill meesiihe family. The lads are given every advantage in the way of musical the resignation. National Photo corneob which served him throughout the civil war. National Photo. teaining. G DEFEATS MEN IN CONTEST. Miss Julia A. McGowan of Brooklyn, EEEEEErT who won the Wycoff cup in shorthand contest of Shorthand Reporters’ Association. She defeated ten men jn the contest. DINNER FOR YOUNG-OLD MEN. Ezra Meeker, celebrating his ninety-second birthday, was host at unique dimner in New York recently. Each Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, | _ guest was over ninety, years old, Meeker, it is claimed, was the last man to cross the continent by ox team. ‘Wide World Phote. P meeting at Oriental Park, near Havana. Wide World Phote. a 14 i 2 , 2§ - 2 oy 3 gtk TRYING TO PICK A WINNER. Gen. Enoch Crowder, American ad- viser to the Cuban government, photographed at the winter race