Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE | THF‘ EVE;'ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923. NEW CONGRESSWOMAN ARRIVES. Mrs. Mae E. Nolan of California, AT THE LINCOLN DAY DINNER. President Harding's table at the dinner of Lincoln Memorial University. Near the President are seated QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS. Long Beach, Long Island, is holding who came to Washington yesterday to fill out the unexpired term of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. John Havs Hammond and Dr. J. D _H:ll._ At extreme richt. Renre entative Cannon. the annual mardi gras and bal masque, and Mrs. John G. Lethebridge ber husband, the late John I. Nolan. Photographed with her sister, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. is queen of the whole affair. This unusual tostume won first prize Mrs. Theresa C. Glynn, and her daughter Corliss. Matioal Photo. B g £ e 7 from a jury of artists. Wide World Photo. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Miss Nancy McMichael Hoyt (left), daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt, whose engagement to Lieut. F. EMPRESS JOSEPHINE'S BABY GRAND. This piano once belonged to the Empress Josephine and is now Wiseman Clarke of the British navy has been announced. Miss REDECORATING THE CAPITOL. C. E. Moberly has been redecorating the Capitol for the past twenty- being exhibited in a private gallery in Paris, where it has attracted much attention from music ers Mary Montgomery at right, both young ladies being Washington five years. A great deal of his work consists of freshening the paintings. This photo shows his e G e Copyright by Underwood & Underwond debutantes last season. National Photo studio on the fourth floor, in what might be the “attic” of the Capitol. Natiosal Photo. THE FLIVVER. This pet bruin, owned by a Colorado $10,000 WORTH OF ROCKS. When the customs inspectors of New York Springs guide, enjoys life at the wheel. The bear was caught in the DIGGING INTO TOMB OF KING TUTANKHAMEN. These are the men who are bringing out the treasures of the ruler who lived over three opened this box, which was supposed to contain $10,000 worth of fine olorado Springs and has spent considerable time in thousand years ago. The latest finds include the wearing apparel of King Tutankhamen, packed in chests, which is now being removed. silks, they found nothing but rocks.. Now the secret service men have ce he was a cub. ‘Wide World Photo. Howard Carter, the American assistant of Lord Carnarvon, in center (wearing Alpine hat). Copyright by Northeliffe Press Photos. a job on their hands. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. EXAMINES AERIAL MAP OF WASlimGTON. chrenmxuvell Fitzgerald of Ohio and bi 14 of A FASHION FOR- SPRING.- This new hat of black straw is trimmed " JUMPS TO HIS DEATH.: Demonstrating a pouln peeler or-a-vacuum cleaner is one thing, but demonstrat- the capital which has been placed. in lobby of ‘the House, woylbn‘ Mmen :u.yn beclfm::nl:d::y - "with-coq feathers-and -shirred white ribbon. The style -is-a simple ing parachutes is another. - Harry.Elbes of Chicago. made 100 successful drops from airplanes, then w as Yo - of s drowned - wi 4he Missouri . .- Photo- shows him- off fi he pl. hi with aerial photograpby. Two-bundred and. Mmm to eomwpl;‘o“ map. ‘one, yet very-effective-for- the fir-:m‘mmdpfln = ot o Lfn he-landed -in- o. issouri river. ws ulun; rom ‘v?’ln':evl:im’;nn: