Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1923, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, ‘WA"SHINGTON, 'D. €, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, R’'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE CHOIR SINGS CHRISTMAS OLS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. f the First Congregational Church at the Executive Mansion last night, ; S iS BASKETS FOR SALYV. v 1 e ady of the land journeyed to the a dquarters, 607 where the message of peace on earth and good will toward all men.” A choir\ of fifty voices from Epiphany Church also ftes vhi 3.000 Christmas dinners for the poor of the District. Five hu . 1t the community Christma . in the center of the White Lot. National Photo s of coupon tickets. BLi a feature of the i t the home of Secretary Da photograph, show about the tree, was snapped la. at just about the time Santa Claus appeared. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. PRESIDENT AT COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE. Photograph taken immediately after the heautiful tree h 3 , i R N’ S | ung Calvin, jr., youngest son of the President and Mrs. Coolidge, had been lighted. Music for the celebration was furnished by the Epiphany choir and the Marine 3 - S is ha\mg a real Ch ar. This photograph was snapped on the bridle pax 3 Band. National Photo. 4 7 Ry .~ iy - when Calvin and Dr, Boone, White Hous ysician, went riding, National Pho A" DIFFERENT SORT OF CELEBRATIO! But the difference was only in the location of the festivities. The family of Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota around the Christmas tree at their home in Takoma Park. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. S IV RETARY OF THE NAVY. b ; : . i e ol The bl Soemi:Ths chiidee ke e s et (ke e FPEELING LAUGHTER IN BANANA (.ON Al five lmrouh of WOMEN'S CLUB GIVES BASKETS TO THE POOR. Mes.T. § Tincher, president, and Mrs. J. 1. Robinson h ghows Secretary Denby, Mrs. Denby, ihe ‘children, Edwin, jr., and Marion, and the New York were represented of the Petworth ‘Women’s Club, with a few of the baskets which the organization distributed to the poor flg’— . i T e o 4 MINMM et 5 i R s e ey e e s S