Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 17

THE - EVENING " STAR, ~“WASHINGTON; D. C, “THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, -1923. THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE | IN WASHINGTON FOR CORNER STONE LAYING OF THE MASONIC MEMORIAL TEMPLE AT ALEXANDRIA. A debutante of the season. Ruth Stoddard, danghter. of Mrs, She will make her bow to Washington so- > Y BTN ¥ %4 R Joseph M. “ON LOCATION" NEAR THE CAPITAL. David Wark Griffith, photoplay producer, is now in Washington for the purpose of making scenes in his historical screen drama, “America” He is being assisted by the cavalry of Fort Myer. Left to right: Maj.- Wainwright. Col. H. S, Hawkins and Mr. Griffith, photograpbed in the Virginia hills. National Stoddard. ciety this winter. National Photo . Fator, one of the leading jockeys nl the country, who w. vesterday by a New jury. Fator's auton leged to have struck a man. causing th Capsright by U MARINE RETIRED AFVER RVICE OF THIRTY YEARS. Owen Mulligan, “Devil Dogs,” where he became known as “the fighting Irishman,” has ret; tary Denby and Gen. Lejeunc took part in special ceremonies in M fter long service with the from the marines. Secre- s honor yesterda National Photo Miss Mary J. Kelleher, who won first prise for the best costume at dance given by branches of inter- nal revenue bureau at City Club esday evening. 'Y AT PLAYGROUND. For variety of. costumes, lh rty at the Vi y! d yesterda: f the bi HALLOWEEN PART or y- of - costum e party at the Virginia avenue playground yester y wn! one of the big L A events of the season. The festivities were under the direction -of l(m Thelma Star Phota. [ |4 PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT SCOTTISH RITE HOUSE OF THE TEMPLE. AT WORK ON HISTORICAL FILM. Stars of the Griffith prod in the neighborhood of Four-Mile run, Virginia, erday afternoon. The players are ol Dempster, well Lnuwn for her work in other Griffith productio rles Mack and Erville Alderson. National Phota Manuel Zavala of Nicaragua, who arrived in Washington to take charge of the legation during the absence of the minister, Senor Don Emiliano Chamorro. National Photo. A COUPLE OF VALUABLE PUPPIES. Harry K. Myers of Bayside, Long Island, and two Great Dane puppies which he recently sold to Harry Crandall, Washington theater owner. The dogs are valued at $1,000 each. National BODIES OF BALLOONISTS BROUGHT HOME. The remains of Lieut. Olmstead and Lieut. Choptaw, killed during the Bennett cup race in Belgium, arrived at the Brooklyn Army base yesterday, where full mili- tary honors were accorded them. - Photo'shows' the flag-draped’ caskets, - e 7