Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1923, Page 85

OTOGRAVURE SECTION—]JULY 15, t funeral of Princess Christian in England. The royal mourners, the king, queen and queen mother, are leading the procession to the church. Ualerstmed & 1 el (Above) President Harding inspecting an irrigation project in Idaho. An incident of his trip through the west on his way to Alaska. (Below) President Harding sees . . . . An attractive evening dress for summer. It the wonders of the Yellowstone This picture was taken at Artists Point, Grand Barney, the huckster's patient steed, is especially is made of the softest chiffon in orchid and o Canyon. clothed for hot weather. You may have seen him going green, with embroidery and ribbon of the same 3 ; Cuderwomt & Fiders o o about the streets of Washington, his fore legs clad in a color combination. pair of blue overalls. Undvrwond & Vniden. ot Nutionul Photo, s outfit was cap- pital. Washington men found it on a station. r. and Mrs. Melvin % Patworth Fourth Two champions of the water, Miss Aileen Riggin, Three aquatic stars at the Madison Square Garden pool in Mrs. Robert J. Bates, wife of Gen Bates, U. S. A., who arrived in Washington re- Olympic star (left), and tiny Anna Kinaly, the five-year- New York. From top to bottom: Miss Alma Mann, cham- cently and will make her home here, having leased the residence of Representative Louis old swimming marvel of the Women's Swimming Asso- pion girl swimmer and diver of the Canal Zone and junior " crimeon of Michigan, at 1829 Irving street. ciation. Anna won a gold cup in the recent Briarcliffs metropolitan champion; Miss Louise Davison, senior metro- ™ > o Lodge contests. politan champion; Miss Helen Wainwright, Olympic star and wide Worli Phute. holder of many championships. SUnderwond & Cnderwood