Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1924, Page 17

17 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1924 RIAL PAGE TION AT NAVY DEPARTMENT. Secretary Denby and his staff received the naval attaches of the various embassies and } r ; Lot 19 eight Sented. - R imical Fherls; Copt. do Vaistean; Jean 7 3B Rizal of France, Secretary nuand REPRESENTATIVES OF THE AMATEUR ATHLETES OF AMERICA. A anicd by Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Com- Pk e i etk row: Titar Eapenio Bibeiie: of Druxll, Lieus: (Disgencs merce, a committee of the Amateur Athletic Federation called upon Pre.ident Coolidge at the White House vesterday afternoon. In the il ey e oy center of the group are Mrs. Hoover, Henry Brickinridge and Gen. P, : pt. F. Morales of Venezuela, Capt. H. H. Hough, director of naval intelli gence; Lieut. Commander Gabri rer of Spain, J N.. and Commander Vago of Argentina, Paul Gripon of France, Lieut. Commander 1w ashita of Japan, Commander R. L. Ghormley, U Galbraith, U. S. N. - M b Sk A, JA) : RECEPTION AT THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Postma HER CHICKENS TAKE HER TO NEW YORK. Edith Hobbs, een years old, of Colesville, Montgom- = 3 = — ; reled reception yesterday. It was his sixty-fifth birthday O Ol o ou e S o o N St WANTED FISH FOR DINNER. Otto Ruff’s wife sent him out for fish the regular New Year reception. The four assistant pos % S 5 for dinner. Otto took his trusty tackle, dipped his line into the sea * beautiful clock. as first prize. She will exhibit at the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show from January e : i fadison Square Garden Foultry Show {tom Jansary and brought home a truckload—1.134 pounds of black sea bass. All this took place at Venice. Calif. RS Sy Unservoss & Tiatiens: - - MAY RESIDE IN WAsllIN(;TOE:L] Lady Isabeila Hnu.lrd.dm(vlfl\[ MIAMI'S QUEES EAUTY. Senori ; .CENTURY MARK. Gov. Al Smith of New York, THE THRONELESS QUEEN OF GREECE. Elizabeth, wife of King Esme Howard, who will probably succeed Sir Auckland Geddes as s ot Dances” ot e e ooy i Wieateads, velertodits R T e ‘he ‘prosidency, celebrat o thcikn sine Lot anther§Ths rival family is living ambassador_from Great Britain. Lady Howard was Lady Isabella “Queen of Beauty” of the New Year fruit and flower festival of ‘mentioned as a democratic candidate for the presidency, celebrated mily is 1 mbassador from : loward' was Lady . iami, Fla.,, ki i v i i i i i -day. Phot ph taken in the State House, “temporarily” with Elizabeth’s father and mother, King Ferdinand Giustiniani-Bandini, daughter of nce Ginstiniani-Bandini, Earl of Miami, Fla., making decorations for the festival. The‘nxdt:r‘?‘;:: Pl}:;r:(z,! h;'s‘ 'X;l;?:y.blnhday yesterday. otograp o il iy and 5neen )Mnrie of Rumania. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Newburg, and was married to Sir Esme Howard in 1898. AT > = N PS. Maj. Gen. George O. Squier (at_right), who yes- TINY DOG FURNISHES THE MOTIVE POWER. Danny Becker of St. Paul, Minn, is a little cripple, but THE NEW MINISTER CALLS. A Piip, the first representative of Es- RETIRES AFTER FORTY YEARS IN SIGNAL CORPS. Maj. Cen. G St G ) s g 5 dog Jiggs helps him get along through life. Danny cannot pedal his bicycle, so h;lh-lm him- thonia in Washington, accompanied by J. Butler Wright, third assistant tazl-cy, ?fikd i:fl?l’dtm), “umo Mflu p:dl:- :‘uddl;:u n:"lhn ‘; nfif": o.l:::l: y Maj. f"'n‘.“l"o'.'.‘l"n{.i with a crutch and Jiggs pulls the bicycle to and frem schosk secretary of state, callirg at the Whit> Hon-v y ay. Natiual Photo.