Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1923, Page 86

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. L <dna Wallace Hop-w r, known as the ixty-year-old flapper,” takes up athletic daacing. Miss Hopper, loig an entertainer on the American stage, is being trained for the try Club events. ballet by Theodore p Kosloff, who has a stadio in Los Angeles. : R The way they go to the races in Philadelphia. Mem- bers of Quaker city society at the Whitemarsh Coun- Another remarkable air photograph of Washington showing Georgetown and a large part of the north- west section. | ' \ The unwritten language of the woods. Snow has already come to the great north woods, and little Louise May of Seattle, Wash., is getting = ” e her first touch of Cape gown retains its place in the fashion winter. world. This creation is of black gabardine Wide Wl 1 and white broadcloth and is worn by Betty Blythe, photoplay star. The frock is quite plain, with an attached cape. Wk Wt 1 The commander of King Tutankh- amen's armies is brought to light. . Life-size statue of Harmhab of the The pelican is certainly a peculiar bird. Each fall a num- i : §) TR g eéggteemh dEgyrf:“a:‘efi'na:}:y'M1355 Redwood box inlaid with go ber of them travel inland to a lake in the Sierra mountains. > = - : T polit: rec;[" S ‘;“‘;’ tomb of King Tutankhamen. In e California. They are quite tame and are fed by One man runs the United States bat tleship Colorado. In this small room all politan Museum of Art, New York.nomen of the king, and also the in n(:r.‘h‘cm the 30,000 horsepowar propelling machine ry is controlled. Ordinarily, six men form This is one of 'the latest “finds” in the ¢hese names, inlaid in ivory. is aiibotelicecper Ciderwad & Uiderwod the control room cfew, with the electric al system one man can handle the great land of the Nile. vessel. : Tl A T Wy conptesa ool METEL Masmbin Tt union of Upper and Lower Egyg New Yoih Tines G arn