Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1925, Page 95

The President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving Calvary Baptist The Prince of Wales as a butter Indian Church after the funeral of Commissioner James F. Oyster. model. made entirely of butter, is being exhibited in Washington firemen and police lined up at the church door the Canadian pavilion of the British Empire Exposi- tion at Wembley National Photo Florence Ambler and Dolores Carey, Washington da who will appear in Stafford Pemberton’s big concert at Chase Lake, Thursday evening, June 11. The girls are students Photo by Tenschert & F The first time Gen. Pershing ever marched behind lady buglers. Five busts were recently unveiled in the Hall of Fame of New York University, so there was a ceremony. The general walks behind with Chancellor Brown, John W. Davis and Dr. Robert Underwood. She is the prettiest girl in all Arkansas. Her name is Doris Pinkerton; _"»-,:. - ' 1 she lives in Fayetteville and she attends the University of i & Under Arkansas. P & A Photos . - + -~ The first piano to be transported by airplane came to Washington from New York recently. Then, Mrs. Coolidge presented it to Friendship Settlement House, and this photograph was taken immediately after the presentation ceremony. ©Harris & Ewing Dorothy Daye, featured dancer with the Stafford Pemberton Spring concert at Chevy Chase Lake, Thursd i P ne 11.