Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1923, Page 13

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, M()N]\)AY, AUGUST 13, 1923, 15 AILY PICTORIAL PAGE FRENCH TENNIS TEAM ARRIVES. Pierre Hirsch. who just arriv Robert phot is here shown with Miss Edith | champion, at Manchester. V1. Copyright, Todd Lincoln, rarely Left to right: Henry Ford, Thomas A. Edison ey Firestone, friends ch, sister of British i ended his burial at Marion. e derwond & Unde d & Undeswood. Left to right: Jacques Brugon, Allan Muhr (captain). Rene Lacoste and in New York to compete for the Davis cup. © Keystone View Co. CHAMFION SCOTCH ROPE DANCER. Fred rald, who will be a GERMANY'S FIRST WOMAN GLIDER. The youthful AMERICAN BEATS BRITISHER. Miss Helen Wills (right) of pilote,” Carola GLOUCESTER'S MEMORIAL STATUE. Heroic equestrian_statue of nia. and Miss Kathleen McKane, whom she defeated, 62, feature at the free music fete and dance carnivai at the Central High Drehman, is here shown starting on a flight in the Rhone mou Joan of Arc. to be dedicated to world war veterans at Glouces urday. at the dedication of the big tennis stadium stadiie Thatadey wight Underwood & Unde tercentennial celebration. : Long Island S s R ASSADOR TO FRANCE HOME. Myron Herrick, American envoy, and his grandson. Parmelee Herrick, photographed on shipboard. The ambassador left for this country immediately on the death of the late © Keystone View Co. LATEST NAVAL ROMANCE. When the United States thip Prometheus PREPARING FOR BIG RACE. One of the Gloucester schooners practicing for the fishermen's race, to he visited Puget sound recently, the mavor of Port Angeles gave the ofi- held thie month, in connestion with the 300th anniversary celebration of the famous fishing town of Mas- a recc Lieut. L. P. Harris fell in love with his daughter, Saihasits: ' TUnderwood & Underwood. Margaret Fisher, and they were married fifteen days later. Tnderwood & Underwood. NOTED AUTHOR AT HOME. Octavus Roy Cohen, with twodthirds oi is family, his wife, and dog Loafer. The other third, i e : P el el e ST in children's recreation, who sailed this week to teach American ggmes continue at White House under President Coolidge. to Armenian and Greek children, Underwood & Underwood. Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. b.\UlM,t.x( KELALNED A ADI:,A Maj. Ora M. Baldinger, (ormr THE SHEIK IN LONDON. Rudolph Vanlentino is now thriiling the Brit- newsboy on the Marion Star, and friend of President Harding, will ish flappers. With his wife he is summering in the British capital and picking up a tidy sum at a London theater. © Keystone View Co. L