Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 104

THE SUNDAY ST\ WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 2, Washington debutantes of the season at luncheon given at Chevy Chase Club recently by Mrs. John L. Edwards, whose daughter, Virginia, was a debutante last season. Left to right, seated: Virginia Edwards, Kathleen Dwyer, Agnes Ashford, Jane Hopkins, Laura Winder Marshall, Helen Strauss, Norvell Munford, Elizabeth Jones, Katherine Wrenn and Eugenia Lejeune. Standing: Mrs. John L. Edwards, Elizabeth Beale, Mary Stitt, Mrs. Xenophan Price, Ann Devereaux, Margaret Zolnay, Elizabeth Adams, Claudia Read, h 2 hibiti in N v 3 Ruth Stoddard, Bessie McKeldin, Ellen Blair, Betty Bryne, ‘:;;‘a‘ctgnc‘:nfsyl d‘:m"b“’ee:"'er'l“*ig: it :ngarckc-owlge:su has Eugenie La Merle, Muriel Gray, Cecil Jones and Emma Stitt. g i AN National 1 o A Dutch pipe of peace. This real briar of the late seven- Married with medieval ceremony. Count Nicholas Mikes and Countess Batthyepy, leaders of Hungarian society, whose wedding was one of the season’s big events in Bud- apest. The ceremony followed along the lines of the old Hungarian wedding ceremonies. and the count wore a coat of white velvet and gold trimming. Retent disateie t Wash ce ispatches from Wash- ington cause considerable conver- sation in Paris. Premier Poincare and the minister of the interior, Latest photograph of the Crown Princess of M. Mauncury (in center) are dis- Rumania, Helene, taken in Belgrade. cussing the latest news from the B Endernao seat of the United States govern- © Kadel & Herbert. Ready to arrest air traffic violators. Akron, Ohio, has the first efficient air police force. The handcuffed prisoner at extreme left was caught and charged with performing aerial stunts over a restricted district. Wide World Plhoto. The Prince of Wales at Win- chester, England, where he inspected the city’s prize regiment. © Tnderwood & Underwood. "Tis an evening gown of jade blue moon-glo brocade, richly embroidered. One of the new American fashions re- : R : : R : ly displayed in New York. The Dolly sisters, Rosika and Yancsi, American performers, practicing in Paris Catherine Edwards and Harriet Pool, little Washington dancers oy el ® Underwool & Underwood. for their damcing number at the Palace Theater. The sisters have become favorites who took part in recent entertainment at Western High School. with French and English audiences. : & Wide World Photo They are pupils of Cora B. Shreve. AR