Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1925, Page 98

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 1 1925. ) Caldwell Sherrill, son of Col. C. O. Sherrill, sailing his boat on the Mirror Basin, at Lincoln Jazz for the London street crowds. The melody is produced by the music Memorial. machine, while the chap at the left adds a touch of the real “jungle stuff.” Washington Ntar PPhot Wide World Phot The most daring act of its kind in the world, produced for a crowd at Tampa, Fla. A girl rides the horse and the lat- ter dives 40 feet into a tank of water. Wide World Fhoto Jeanne Gordon, American contralto of the Metropoli- _ Mrs. Samuel A. Leech, a Washington tan Opera Company, who bride of the Winter. She was Miss Elsie will sing Amneris in the Florence Pohlman Clinedins inaugural performance of George Alexander Parks, newly ap- “Aida,” to be presented by pointed Governor of Alaska. He succeeds the Washington ~ Opera Scott C. Bone. Mr. Parks has served for Company Tueslay, March many years in the general land office of 3, at the Washington Audi- the Interior Department. SerlumTIEG torium L At left: John Charles Thomas, American bari- tone, who makes his first appearance in grand opera in “Aida,” to be presented in the Capital March 3 by the Washington Opera Company. Dr. Thomas L. Miller, recently elected worshipful master of the East Gate Lodge, No. 34, F. A. ) Cndeewond & Underwo d Bryan Benjamin, 4 years old, and Dorothy Anna, 2 years old, children of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Davis of Oak avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Phote by Clinedinat At right: Jeanne De Me, who takes a p r o minent role in “Co- bira, " a th e a trical p r oduction of the week in Wash- ington. A princess of the gypsies. Susie Mitch- z 2 ell is a daughter of Celebrating centenary of the oldest art body in the United Mrs. Frank Odenheimer of Washing- Frank Mitchell of New States. Edward H. Blashfield, president of the.National Acad- ton, honorary president of the South- York, recently elected emy of Design; Douglas Volk, who painted a picture of Abraham ern Memorial Association. She spoke ruler of the gypsies in Linccln, from the death mask, and C. Powell Minnigerode. dire at the recent memorial services for the United States. tor of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in New York for the centenary Mrs. C. B. Stone ¢ © Underwood & Underwood celebration of the Academy of Design. ® Underwood & Underwoud