Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 17

iSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923, @ = . R AT THE LEGATION OF NORWAY. Mme. Steen, wife of Daniel Steen, DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL CROSS AT FORT MYER. To honor the American soldiers who fell in France, this big memorial was dedicated CARUSO'S WIDOW TO WED. Announcement has been made that 1l counselor of the Norwegian legation in Washington, and her two chil- yesterday before a distinguished gathering. The photograph shows the Fort Myer troopers firing a salute after the ceremonies. wife of the late tenor will become the bride of Capt. G. A. Ingram dren, photographed at the legation yesterday afternoon, National Photo. ; Natlonal Photo. Scotland, the wedding to take place in London next week. Glori Caruso’s daughter, will attend her mother as the only bridesmaid. Copyright by Underwood & Underw HE EXPECTS TO BE A SULT. SOME DAY. But at the present time he is washing dishes in a San Fran- cisco hotel. Albert de Viard is a prince, and heir to the throne of Morocco. At left, the prince in his “snappy” r i Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. LISTENING TO' THEIR GRANDFATHER'S ADDRESS, Ellen Wilson and Mary Faith McAdoo, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, listening to Woodrow Wilson’s Armistice day address, in their hotel room. The sadio set was installed for their special benefit. Copyright by Radio Corporation of America FIRST AMERICAN-FASCISTI BRIDE. Miss Cochran of Boston recently was married in Rome to Ettore Rossi, a major in the fascisti militia. The civil ceremony was performed by Lieut. Baruzzi, the hero of Co- ritzia. Photo taken just after the ceremony. Wide World Photo. TOOK PHOTOGRAPHS IN ARCTIC FROM AIRPLANE. Crew of the German plane which recently flew over Spitzbergen to gather technical details for a later fllght to the north pole. Photo taken after re- turn to headquarters. ) Wide World Photo, ] 5 . > £ Prof. Niels Bohr of the University . 4 ; of Copenhagen, Nobel prize win- i ner, now in this country. He is 5 delivering a_ series of lectures at JUST OUT OF THEIR SHELLS. Baby ostriches on a farm near Los Yale on the “Bombarding of Angeles. The young birds are very delicate and timid and require Atoms.” special care. Wide World Photo. * Copright by Underwood & Underwood. WOMAN MEMBERS OF OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE. These three women voted in favor of some of the MRS. COOLIDGE AT FORT MYER. The wife of the President attend- “QWLS" IN NATURE PAGEANT GIVEN BY CHILDREN. Spring (Natalie Norwood of John Eaton School) articles of impeachment against Gov. Walton, but against a majority of the counts.. Left to right: Mrs. ing ceremonies of dedieation of memorial cross at the Army post yes- bids the birds rouse themselves and sing. One of the features of the nature pageant st Central High , Lulu B. Auderson of Creek county, Mrs. Edith Mitchell of Payne county and Mrs. Auna Laskey of terday. She was accompanied by Charles Moore, chairman of the Fine -+~ Behool Friday evenivg. Elizabeth K. Peeples has charge of l.he pageant. Natlonal ‘Phote. ‘Oklahoma county. : Oupyright by Undsrwesd & Untarwoed. Arts Commission, when the photograph was-taken, By Miller Service.