Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1923, Page 82

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, I Look what's hap- pening to our sailor lads! It's the re- sult of staying too long in a foreign land. The “gobs,” with the United States fleet in Turkish waters, have taken up many things that are Turkish. International John Nash, the Hermit of the Pacific Slope, who makes his home in the rocky caves near San Fran- cisco. He appears on the beaches ever so often and preaches to the members of what he terms *his lost Tuternational Julian Zolnay, Washington sculptor, gives reception to Roman society and American artists in Rome. The purpose of .the reception was to afford the guests a private view of his recently completed model for war memorial at Nashville, Tenn. Zolnay between the two women. BUnderwood & Underwood. Former Kaiser Wilhelm and his bride. First exclusive A twentieth century gown pat- ; s ive in Amer- terned after the gown of the seven- . ?c};om%;ip};ié?uxraaesltaken at Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney (Mrs. Harry Payne teenth century. Worn by Miss 4 Whitney) opens first complete private exhibition of Madeline Moni when she posed for ) 3err)r.$ér02 (’;1& :{‘Igngnp?lfog;- her work in New York. The millionairess stands be- students in dress design at the 2 b after);he el e s side her latest work, the Fourth Division Memorial. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. L . ha% Sl e Aaderwood & Tnderwoml. APl sl e e e 3 3 ™ then sold the world rights for reproduction of the photograph for $10,000. Picture shows Germany’s former ruler in uniform of field marshal, and Princess Hermione wears the famous necklace, the wedding OUnderwood & Underwood gift of Wilhelm Copyright, 102 Miss Evelyn Buehleman, recently voted the prettiest bobbed-hair girl in Florida. She .is six- teen years old and a student in the Miami High School. View Co, .‘. Recent banquet of the Flat-Iron Club of Washington, composed of laundry proprietors of the city, American Red Cross presents playground to children of Rome. This picture was snapped Ready for action. British s given in honor of C. F. Sowers. De Broeck, at anchor in Consta at the presentation ceremony. T'hoto Ly Schutz. ©Underwood & Underwood.