Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 12

" THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 S, BALLOON GIRLS AT THE HORSE SHOW. Left to right: Misses Olive Graef, Marion Trumbull, Gladys GEN. PERSHING SEES THE HORSES RUN. At his left, Mrs. J. A. Hull, Chapman Smith, Carolyn Thom. Margaret Eustis and Beatrice Pitney. Natioual Photo wife of Col. Hull of the judge advocate general’s office, War Depart- N “PUTTING UP GARDEN TRUCK.” Prize-winners of the Department of Agriculture’s canning l vlnnugmpl d with Secretary Wallace yesterday. They stopped off in Washington yesterday on ment. National Photo, i o Eean sent by the committee on devastated France to demonstrate their work. Natlonal Photo HIS EFFORTS WERE FUTILE. Francis Ouimet, American golfer. at "SENATOR'S SON AN ARTIST. Minta Dial, son of Senator Dial, and SWAY UEUN THE AR Ma G B Ceotae otitor Mueo o Moren the fifteenth green, in his try for the amateur championship in Enz- some of his art work exhibited at the Morgan School, which he attends. worms to death by el D b el Sl land. At that, Ouimet remained in the championship event longer Minta works in all sorts of mediums. At left and right are clay ba-. simply looking at them. This fellow is being taken out for an airing Bciacspictureswasitakeasnifie totass ARevent. than other Americans who took part. Copyright by Keystune. reliefs of his father and sister. Washington Star T at the Bronx Zoo, in New York. Capsright by Keystone FRIDAY \I'TER‘\OO\ AT THE HORSE SHOW. Mme. Prochnik, wife of the charge d'affaires of the Aus- g 3 zechenyi, wife of the minister from Hungary; Mrs. Howard Dickinson and \u~|n an Charge d’Affaires Prochnik. National Photo. AT THE ROSEDALE PLAYGROUND. The spring season was celeb d in fitting style yesterday at the Rosedale playgrounds with a May pole dance. Fhe queen of the festivities was crowned with considerable ceremony. A Washington Star AN ORIENTAL MAID. Jui Cheng Sze, nine-year-old daughler of the hinese minister and Mme. Sze, is making her first v Wush ington. Her English name is Julia. JOHN BURNSIDE started work in the government printing office MISS NINA LOUISE 'PUTNAM, . better known as “Pete,” the -young- est member of the national :i:on- n‘hen he ‘was lhimend years old. RS i 1 k, attendi s is still GOVERNMENT BOOKS BY THE BALL.' “iete are only a few of the 1922 yearbooks.of the Department ' her Tourth mational convention i duty. Ho has worked on every, THEY LIKE EACH OTHER. This odd photograph of a prize fight conies from France, and it represents the of Agriculture awniting binding in basemept of the ‘goyernment printing office. - 'l'v.o hundred thousand Washington, She is twelve years' of the 1922 Year Book of the meeting of Georges Carpentier and Marcel Nilles for the light-heavyweight chimpionship. =Carpentier { of the books are being printed. sises % . old,and lives in Charleston, W. Va. epartment of ‘Agriculture, defeated Nilles in the mgm round. Copyright by Underwood & Uanderwood. 'y » .