Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1925, Page 88

THE SUNDAY % AN/ £ XX Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador to Washington, and his sons aboard the S. S. Aquitania just before they sailed for a holiday in the homeland. P& Raising the world championship flag at American League Park. Left to right: Sen- ator Gillett, John Heydler, Ty Cobb, Clark Griffith, Manager Harris and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Natonal Phot S (I %] ' %;u _iifiimmmw;m Ad CTE Y we Graduation day at West Point. The cadets passing in review. Wide Warld Photo congress of Great Britain in session. The banner used behind the stage was a from sian soldiers. The sessions of the congress were held in Glasgow, Scotland, and foreign representatives appeared as speakers, despite the fact that the British government ned overseas delegates attending the meetings. Wide World Photo hington society viewing the marriage ceremony of Miss Frederica McKenney and Blaine Mallan in the garden of Handly Hall, near Kensington, Md. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. McKenney of Washington, and in the wedding party were Miss Virginia McKenney, maid of honor; Miss Francesca McKenney, a cousin; Miss Beatrice Mallan, Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Catherine Weller, Miss Jane Scriven, Roderick Mallan, best man, and the ushers, Philip C. Kauffmann, Lieut. L. J. Wiltse, James Parker Nolan, John Temple Graves, William Rapley and Vincent Gallagher. ©Underwood & Underwood grand stairway of the White House. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. e A new photograph of the First Lady of the Land. The picture was taken on the ©@Underwood & Underwood Bridal party aty] June 6, at Foundry of honor; Miss Eliz3 Page Martin, flower| William Penny, Eng