Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1925, Page 77

GRAVURE I - 2l v i Laura Belle Wood Gallier Blanchard of New York, the oldest woman to serve with the American forces over seas during the World War. She is 73 years old B At right: Stuart Wiliams. a private in the Headquarters and Service Company of the 121st Engineers, D. C. National Guard, who has decorated the walls of the squad room of the [{ headquarters compa with | I| gs. Heis a student |~ - = - - —1r Clouds and reflections. The Lincoln Memorial photographed just before a thunder at the Corcoran Art Schoo » o f ience, Kan., on down the C is a grandson 211 Buck i 2 The 1925 graduating class of Holy Cross Academy. Left to right: Edna Cipolari, Margaret Cox, Dorothy Craig, The king himself, with his pipe and bow bearers stry from Catherine Shea, Nellie Riordan, May O’Donnell, Elizabeth Drewry, Eleanor Howell, Margaret Brown, Mildred Auth, Nina in “Old King Cole,” a play given recently by the Lang- Rodequez, Louise Edmonston, Lillian Braham and Frances Edmonston. By Commercial Photo Co ley High School. Annual outing of the Typothetae of Washington at Benedict, Md., June 13