Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 16

/% AN OLD STYLE 1S REVIVED. Pantelettes are coming back. In fact, 'WOMAN VOTERS MAKE PLANS FOR BUFFALO CONVENTION. Executive committee of the National they already are being worn. The frilly things were recently noticed on League of Woman Voters, meeting in Washington. Left to right: Miss Elizabeth Hauser of Girard, the Boardwalk at Atlantic € Misses Dolly Belen and Ohio; Miss Katherine Ludington of Lyme, Conn.; Miss Ruth Morgan of New York, Miss Belle Sherwin of Marie Schuler. of New York. Cnderwood & Taderswood. Cleveland, and Mrs. Maud Wood Park (president). Copyright by Tnderwood & Underwood ity, when worn by Copyright by JUST BEFORE GREAT GALE STRUCK THE SHENANDOAH. W. J. Parker, a rigger, going aboard the big dirigible when the wind threatened to tear the ship from its mooring post. Only a few minutes after this photograph was taken, the Shenandoah broke loose. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. b Back from a_vacation among the D i DANCER AND HER TEN CHILDREN AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Mme. Charissi, appearing at one of the Washington theaters this week, calls returning to the White House yes- ‘on President Coolidge. The children are all dancers. ; Natio S terday afternoon. National Photo. RODOLPH GOING BACK INTO THE PICTURES. Valentino, after a long vacation and a series of argu- ments with photoplay producers, has signed a new contract. His first picture will be a screen version Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. of Booth Tarkington's story, “Monsieur Beaucaire.” Miss Viola Smith, assistant trade § commissioner at Shanghai, China. the only woman to hold such a po- o 1\ rOUCH WITH THE SHENANDOAH. Naval wireless operator at the Lakehurst, N. J., station, who kept in constant touch with the sition with the Department of Com- merce. . National Photo k ! t 3 dirigible Shenandoah after it had broken loose from its mooring post. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert KEPT HIS RADIO OPERATING. John T. Robertson, radio operator on the Shenandoah, who “stuck to the ship.” He kept in communication with land stations after the dirigible had broken loose, Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. Ali Kahn, who is being hailed as “the Caruso of Hindustan,” will make his stage debut in Lon- don soon, appearing in Verdi's *“‘Othello.” Wide World Photo. CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT. B. Ogden Chisolm of New York, a member. of the international prison commission, who held a confer- ence with President Coolidge yesterday. He was accompanied by Mirs. J. J. Chisolm, a cousin, of Washington. National Photo. Al:;"""a""- “‘""vm“fi""“f"‘.;' HOW THE SHENANDOAH WAS DAMAGED. This photogragh ve ambassador to 0 now is ' Ci i f just how the seventy-mile ga x ? ; . m‘-nu Park, wtmed e :hmnh’*rmm :epon many #:uslev trees bei:lcfl:':k ”""’“’“_ s Photo _— O vt by P 8 A. Pioten. REPORTED SAFE IN THE ORIENT. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her son Kermit, far whom fear was éx- fe in Toklo, Phioto pretsed after the Japanese earthquake of a few.days ago. ' They are now reported safé ? snapped in Honolulu ¥ Wide Worla" Phote,