Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 17

MOVIE STAR IS MARRIED. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoen Johnson, ool, which won the annual competitive drill at American League Park yes- married in Atlant y yesterday. Photo taken immediately after general average in the drill‘of 86.1. National Poto the ceremony. Mrs. Johnson was Miss Katherine McDonald, known as the “screen’s most beautiful actress.” Gen. William Lassiter pin- \V'o\ THE COMPETITIVE DRILL. Company D of Eastern High ning medal on breast of cadet Capt. L. H. Check of Company D, East. v’ The il e e o et HIENISsHosl gt Arss T e b Bk ari Nttty terday. The company, of the 1st Battalion, 3d Regime nt, ma admiral of the SUBMITS TO AN EXPERIMENT. Dr. R. Sayers. chief surgeon of the bureau of mines, making a carbon- rle aboard his monoxide experiment on Miss Nagmi Wall of the Interior Department. Dr. Sayers is the_inventor of a new lifesaving device. ¥ Nattonal Photo. NEW SILK FLAG FOR THE BRIGADE. drill yesterday. The presentation was m. nied by Miss Dorothy Webb, Ann C Flag presented by McKinley High School to cadet brigade at ant Superintendent Stephen E. Kramer. accompa- Mildred Volandt and Helen Roeder. Natioual Phot COOGAN ENTERTAINS. Jackie of movie fame. ying Dutchman.” entertains Admiral and Mrs Admiral Eberle commands the Pacific fleet. LS RIDES FOR CHARITY. Miss Elsie Tuckerman and her old-fashioned vehicle, a fea- TO ASSIST GOVERNMENT WORKERS. O fficers of United States Employes® Association. SHRINE TICKETS ON SALE. Fortythree thousand tickets for grandstands for the Shrine parades now on sale. Thix pile of pasteboards represents a sum of $150,000, to be-paid ture of the fete champetre, at Twin Oaks, for the benefit of Neighborhood House. Miss Left to right—Front row: Mrs. K. Cole, Mrs. Salome Mansfield, Dr. B , Mrs. for best locations to view the spectacles. The photo shows. police guarding the tickets. Tuckerman carried passengers, the profits of the venture going to charity. Hilda Graff, Mrs. Adele Gutheridge. Back row: C. D. Anderson, . Grosh, Dr. “ Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood L. F. Kebler, S. B. Walker and Francis D. Scott. National Photo, THE THROWBACK: A ticklish second for both horse and rider. Photo- ABOVE: THE FAMOUS AIRPLANE ‘NC4, which crossed the Atlantic in 1918, to be exhibited during Shrine week at base of Monument. A A'LONG WAY FROM LOli(? ISLAND. Mrs. Frank C. Henderson, a graph taken at high jump during royal agricultural show in Sydney. L e . it Phot ! m;mber of excl:u-m Long l;lli:nd it making @ world tour, goes i its kind i N 7 LEE, i Saend . - Si: 3 3 ¥id idis 1] ypt. Her steed is Rameses IL Autrlia, the largest how of e kind inthe world, [ BELOW: UNVEILING BUST OF GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, in the Hall of Fame, New York University, yesterday. - Six. other busts of famous riding among the pyramids of Egypt. Her steed is Rumeses IT. ; : i : ; v