Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1923, Page 17

‘THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE OPEN THE NEW YAVKEE ¢ game between the Yankees and the Boston Red base bail game filled the stadium. 5 oy SN READY FOR THE HORSE SHOW, Miss Madeline Aleshire, on Upetart, vyesterday. The two horses are entered in the National Cap: N show. “CROOKED HOUSE OF HIMLEY.” This English home has been “out of joint” for the past seventy years, caused by sinking of ground. Its tenants claim it is still quite safe. w DR. ERNEST BRENNER, secre- tary of the Swiss legation, who has gone to New York to sail Sat- urday for a visit of several months in Switzerland. Copyright by Harris & Ewing. Miss Nancy Jackson, on Babs. and t the jumps in Rock C HAPPY BEFORE THE GAME. of New York throwing out the first ball of the ox yesterday, The | t erowd ever attending a right by Underwood & Cuderwood. S New York, Paris, Rome and Australia are contributing to the tr e World Photo. et Taans? SEE THE COLUMBUS JEWELS. When Christopher Columbus made his second vovage to the new world, he carried, as a gift to the cathedral at Santo Do mingo, now capital of the Dominican Republic, a wealth of jewels from Queen Isobel of Spain. Photo shows Secretary Denby, on his recent trip, and Chaplain R. M. Peil of the marines examining the jewels. Oopyright by Harrls & Ewing. » THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923. WORLD'S RICHEST WARDROBE. When Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon marries the Duke of York, on April 25, she will have the richest wardrobe in the world, according to reports. Modistes of London, SOCIETY IN SPRING PARTY. Mrs. William May Wright. in unusual SALLY'S ALLEY A WINNER AT THE GRAW. This “queen of American fillies” won the Toggery purse at Havre de Grace, Md., yesterd: As Ve for her owner, Willis Sharpe Kilmer, last year. The Star’s camera man was able to snap Nick Altrock while he was in a jolly mood before the game in Philadelphia yesterday. As the game went on Nick's smiles left him. Photo shows the Washington club’s comedian and Connie Mack. man- p ager of the Athletics, shaking hands. : o by Carl Thoner, Boston Red Sox, at opening of Yankee stadium. CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY Bakst costume, at spring party given in Ne ~old, she won $94,867 this ceremony took place recently. ANNUAL MEETING IN' WASHINGTON. Members of the American Geophysical Union holding annual meeting in Washington, at the Carnegie Institution. The object of the union is to promote the sudy of problems concerning the figures and physics of the earth and establish researches, and also to provide scientific discussion and publication, Copyright by Harris & Ewing. - Left to right: Manager Miller Huggins of the American League ol. Jacob Ruppert, president of the New York club, and Manager Frank Chance Coprright by Underwosd & Usde ANNIVERSARY. Mary Faith M- Adoo. granddaughter of former President Wilson. celebrates her third birthday anniversary at her home, in Los Angeles, Cal CEREMONY HONORING AMERICAN NURSES. Eleven members of the United States Nursing Corps are buried in the American cemectery at Suresnes, near Paris, where Copy by Kalel & Herbert A S VAL” CAT, descendant af the cat which King Tutankhamen worshiped, now the London 200. The mummy of a similar cat was found in the recently opened tomb. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. L]