Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1925, Page 104

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN . C.—GRAVURE SECTION—OCTOBER Two views of the Meade Memorial group which will be placed in the Bo- tanic Garden. The sculptor of the beautiful work is Charley Grafly of Mas- sachusetts. The pedestal and group are of pink Tennessee marble, the plat- form of pink Milford granite, the wings and standard of gilded bronze. The group at the left shows Loyalty removing the cloak of war from Meade’s shoulders. Fame is reaching up toward things not yet attained, and Energy is moved by Fame's eagerness to such an extent that he pulls away from the figure of War, at his right. The view at right shows the dominant figure of War, whose wings sweep back toward Meade and make a somber background for the symbolical figures that represent the qualities of the great general. The Magazine of today's Star contains an article on the Meade Memorial and detail photographs of the group. John Barrymore and Dolores Costello dur- ing the last five feet of the new photoplay, “The Sea Beast.” The piano player steps on the soft pedal, from Panama’s solid gold altar, once a pirate lure. It : . i ok i somewhere in the dark- is located in the famous old cathedral, but was hidden To the women of the Mayflower. This beautiful statue was f ., i : i ness there is a sigh, and from the days of Pirate Morgan to 1911. erected to the memory of the heroic women of the Pilgrims’ ship ! . | A | thiuclends lihe lold: jold Conle by the Daughters of the American Revolution.‘ 4 o wood & Undery > Swallowing the ceremonial oyster. Dame The “two-gun man,” as portrayed by Jackie Coogan. The Miss Elizabeth Winston, a Catherine R. Hunt, Mayor of Colchester, Eng- young actor has a hunting lodge in the mountains of Califor- Washington pianist who is making land, following an old-time ceremony of swallow- nia and the picture was taken when he left to chase wild a decided success in the concert ing at the opening of the fishing season. Dr. Maas, associated with Dr. Steinmetz in research yvork for many years, who has discovered a method of metal-plating flow- ers and foliage so that they retain their original appearance. Photo taken in New York laboratory. i o 3 beasts. field. Wide World Photo & Underwood & Undersood