Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 84

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE Walter Hagen, American golfer, tees off from the roof of his hotel in London and drives his ball into the Thames, a distance of 300 yards. Hagen is a member of the American “Main Street” of Venice. Or it might be called “Sunday Morning on the Grand Canal.” It is one golfing delegation in England. of the newest views of this beautiful waterway of the ancient city. Queen Victoria of Spain (in center) takes charge of her regiment during the feast of the coronation of the Virgin of Desamparados. She posed with Spanish regimental officers. CRudel & Heriwrs At the first whippet race attended by New York society. The event was held at Tuxedo Park by the Tuxedo Kennel Club. Mrs. A. Lowenstein and her whippet, Souvenir. Wide Warld Phote, San Francisco society takes part in “hoss trot.” Mrs. George ]. Panario driving Black Dare on the Golden Gate speedway. @lnderwond & Underwond Wide Warlf it The French aviator, Georges Barbot, who crossed the English channel in his flivver plane with one gallon of *“gas,” at Roosevelt Field. Long Island. His plane is a seven- horsepower affair. CVaderwond & Underwod Former girl corporal in Denikine’s army now is premier ballerina in Rome. The beautiful Ja Ruskaja, after a career filled with adventure, settles down to a quiet existence on the stage. CUnlerwonl & Faderwomd Stage styles in Stockholm. The dancers are Miss Emmy Agrenand and Kaj Renius, who are planning a tour of America this fall. Two pioneers of electricity in America—Thomas A. Edison and the first electric vehicle, built in 1882, New York recently. Minnesota’s governor, ). A. Preus, candidate for the Senate, at home with Mrs. Preus and son Jack. They live in Minneapolis. Wide Workie oot Photo taken at the electric truck @ Unidvrwood show in & Underwond