Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1925, Page 64

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ¢ “Gen. Lafayette and Judge Green coming up the walk.” A scene at Greenwood, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Bickers, Culpeper, Va., when a pageant was staged which re-enacted the visit 100 years ago of Gen. Lafayette to the old home of Judge John Williams Green of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Recalling days of years ad Group in fr of Greenwo Culpeper, during the § geant depicti the visit of G Lafayett The Minu men Chap] of the Dau ters of ¢ Monument to the Swedish-American, John Ericsson, which is being placed in Potomac Park, g s ?,]T:,;:an . about 800 feet from the Lincoln Memorial. The magazine of today’s Star contains an article on charge of the life of Ericsson, a descriptive interpretation of the monument and detail photographs of the ¢ pageim ‘ remarkable piece of sculpture. undreds baptised in Columbia River, a few miles below Portland, Oreg. The photograph shows only a few of the converts awaiting the ceremony. R bt Signaling the “bird man” where to fly. Photograph taken during one of the experi- D ber 2 2 i : 4 2 20 2 If not, th h mental flights of a new type of glider being developed in Germany. The Germans are shou]do r);oc\;l;'etr::rgflf; daive:rshag;;wws ]3[?-5. tN;zh%laostoIg‘;;p; forging ahead of other nations in the building of flying machines without engines. worth (then Miss Alice Roosevelt) preparing for a real old- TR AR fashioned buggy ride. How times have changed! A bit of the more or less Wild West at the’ le fair. The daring rider on the left is Speed at the Rockville fair—hoof beats—cheering crowds—pink lemonade—and all that It was the thrill which comes once each year to the crowds who love the = 3 shooting balls tossed into the air by the other Mrs. Delphine Dodge Cromwell, well known in New York sort of thing. ! . Horace E. Dodge, i i National Photo and Detroit society, a daughter of the late old-fashioned fairs. who drives her own racing boat. She took part in the gold cup championships on Manhasset Bay. ©!nderwood & Underwood daring rider on the right—and with all the grace and dignity of old Buffalo Bill, too. National Photo