Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 16

Gloria Caruso, daughter of the late tenor, Enrico Caruso, at Palm Beach. Gloria®s mother is now the : wife of Capt. Ernest Ingram, the 5 ; St living.tiken plice o 3 A OMMITTEE. They are in Washington for the session Linlonalor weibrass: hich started today. Left to right: Mrs. A. L. Smith of Chicago, Emily Newell Blair and Wide: Warld Photo. bury of New York. The members of the democratic committce have been gathering in the *last Saturd: THE ONLY WOMAN SEA CAPTAIN ORDERS TO HER CREW. Mrs. Nelson Crocker soon will start her first trip, from New York to Florida, as a full-fledged <Kipper. She recently re her certificate as a sea captain, although she has sailed the seven seas with her hus- band for the past nineteen years. The Crockers of Massachusetts have been scafaring folk through many generations, By Uslted News Pictures A ot . e e A . MILITIA CALLED OUT AFTER THESE STILLS WERE SEIZED. The citizens of Marion, Iil, took the law in their own hands about a week ded to clean up the tow he stills captured were photographed in front of the City Hall. The seizus )- threatened a riot and by United News Pioture ago and the militia was called out to prevent battles between the law-enforcing citizens and bootleggers. RECEIVES THE SILVER CUP. The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman, D. D., BROTHER AND SISTER ARE SHARPSHOOTERS. Walter Stokes, in- Bishop of Washington, presenting a silver cup to Harry K. Boss, in ividual free rifle champion of the world in 1921 and 192: recognition of his work in obtaining the largest amount of subscrip- ister, Helen Stokes of the Central High School rifle team. tions for the building fund of the National Cathedral. is considered one of the leaders of her sex with a rifle. National Photo. Washington Star Photo Miss Katherine Ludington of Old Lynie, Copn., assisting in 5 tion given today by the N: League of Women Voters in honor . 3 : y ; of Mrs. William Howard Taft and THEY WILL TRY TO OBTAIN CHAMPIONSHIP CUP. The American ski-jumping team, which will sail i in the French Alps, to compete in the winter sports of the Olvmpic games. The Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Miss Lud- soon for Chamonix, e n team has been practicing at the winter resorts of New England. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood DOWN WHERE THE SUN SHINES BRIGHTLY AND THE AIR IS BALMY. Prominent society folk cn the sands at Palm Beach. Left to right: Mre. Carter Leidy (neo “Fifi” Widener) and Carter Leidy (in bathing -suit) of Philadelphia, Mrs. Reymond Baker of Washington and New York, Mrs. Biddle Duke of Philadelphia, Mrs. George Sloane of New York, Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, jr.. of New York, and Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. James Brett Stokes of New York. E. J. Davis of Detroit, who has been RETIRING AMBASSADOR CALLS ON PRESIDENT. Sir Auckland 2 : s THE DICTATOR AND THE KING HOLD A CONFERENCE. The ruling power in Spain is divided be- appointed -assistant attorney - gen- Geddes, C. C. M._G,, K. C. B., ambassador from Great Britain to the LATE COMMANDER OF THE DIXMUDE.: Conmandant -de Plessis du tween two men—King Alfonso ‘and Dictator Gén. Primo de Rivera. This pl:ow‘u‘rh-~m recently eral to sucoced John W, H. Crim. United States, who will return to England soon, at the White House Grenalin, in charge of the French dirigible, Dixmude, which was lost taken in the Royal Palace, Madrid, with the king and the dictator “signing the papers. - 0 yesterday afternoon. He had a conference with President Coolidge. with the entire crew while attempting a’ distmee*flight from Franee. g Wide Worla Phote. National Phote. ‘Fatlonal Photo. 10 _Africa, ; ... Wi World