Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1924, Page 12

D. ~C., SATURDAY, JANUARY -19, 192 THE EVENING: -STAR; - WASHINGTON, Off for golf links. Miss Virginia DEBUTANTES OPEN TEAHOUSE. Wa irls conduct benefit for fatherless child f Greece. Bonsal of Washington. is spend- v i i i 2 ici i Waitresses in Greeian costume (left to right): Nina_ Diamantoponlos, Elismbeth . Adams, Junct Molies ing the | witker scxson 2t Pels OLDFASHIONED BARN DANCE. - Husking bee st Arlinglon experimental farms of the Departmental of Agriculture, participated i Jane Hopkins, Elizabeth Haynes, Ruth Stoddard, Essie McKeldin and Betty Byrne. o. Beach. Wide World Photo. of the department. ; - . e - d - SEES OLD STYLES RETURN Mrs. Felton, only woman who ever s S N. Ci S " 8 e E. Coolidge, father of President, held a seat in the Senate, visits Stone mountain memorial, wearing ARRIVE AT SWEDISH LEGATION. Count and Countess Adolph von GIRL EXHIBITS PRIZE HOG. World's finest of Duroc breed, owned FUEL AT COOLIDGE HOME. Jobn ge, [ its : } cearing Rosen come to Washington. The count takes up his duties as sttache by John M. Berry of Rome, Ga. with latter's daughter Rena on its gathers armful of wood, felled and sawed by himself, at Plymouth, Ve scarf forty sears old, and notices nearly all of younger set wesring National Photo. back. The hog has won many blue ribbons. Wide World Photo. . b Al ot similar scarfs. . at the legation. SANTA VISITS RUINED TOKIO. Christmas party for children of homeless members of Japanese staff of FRICA. Salvation Army couple, Capt. ~ANTAmericnn embassy. Marines and officers of Camp Cyrus E. Woods, only foreign troops in Japan, dis- ‘WHERE DEMOCRATS WILL MEET. Historic Madison Square Garden, in New York, selected for gathering place of national convention. View of interior, where accommodations for 13,000 will be increased to Charles Kimball and Capt. Luella Carolyn wed, with ceremony per- tribute supplies, Wide World - Pitoto. formed by Col. Charles Miles, and will go-direct to E Alg‘pn:‘y xfindxd' e World Photo, 20,000. S - MY AR SERv ¢ = ASrS4233 NON STopSE1 - . CoastrocCOA - o * PRESENTED AT WHITE HOUSE. Miss Grace La Rue, vaudeville actress OPPOSE NORTH POLE FLIGHT. Senator C. Dill of Washington > " and supporter of the proposed equal rights amendment, introduced by state and Senator William. H. King-of Utah'advise against officers and FAMOUS PLANE IS RETIRED. Transcontinental craft, the T-2, goes to Smithsonian In: ion and is stripped of its huge wings by reason of Senator Capper. She will make a trip in support of the amendment. men risking:lives in' proposed Shenandoah expedition, -Natiopal Phota, exhibition requirements, - ‘ of: pon-stop flight were ' Licut.:John McReady and Lieut.: Oakley. Kelly, - Copyright _by. Underwood & Underweod. t‘vwmm by. Underwood & Underwood.