Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 83

GRAPHIC SECTION A puzzle picture. the presidential town of Smyrna. When an Indian prince goes a-marrying. H. H. Gen. Raja Sir Hari Singh, nephew and heir apparent to the maha- rajah of Jammu and Kashmir, on the way to be proclaimed a bridegroom, prior to wedding ceremony.” The proclamation is known as the “sera” in India. Irene must bring back something new. Irene Bordoni. French actress popular in America, to New York from Paris wearing the latest “Japanese ties,” a sandal with a flat wood sole and double heel covered with red leather. TN AL Pantos, Find the President and Mrs. Harding. Photograph taken while party was touring Delaware, this particular stopping place being the S Pits Miss Anna Ham- lin of Washington in the gown she wore when present- ed at the court of St. James recently. For art’s sake. Wearing her famous peacock cos- tume, Mme. Valliere, French dancer, trips a few steps on the grounds of the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco. FA A Photos Che Sunday Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 17, R Ao o T ROTOGRAVURE SUPPLEMENT Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover laying corner stone of Congres- sional Club. Secretary Hoover, who is president of the ciub, delivered an address. Maj. Solbert, assistant military attache of the United States em- bassy in London, acting as com- mander of the American Legion Post in England, placing a wreath on cenotaph on Meniorial day. Archers form a king’s bodyguard. Three members of England’s Royal Archers, who re- cently took part in competition at Edinburgh, Scotland. @ AN Photes Philadelphia's prettiest girl, according to a recent contest. She is Miss Mildred Lovett, and her title was won during the city’s Palace of Progress Exposition. Artists and photog- raphers were the judges. G<Rey st