Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1926, Page 89

GRAPHIC e t unaa 1af GRAVURE SECTION ; )l SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. —Fl'BRl'\RY 7, 1926. The King of Spain attends a deer hunt on the Moratalla estate of the Marquis of Viana. Alfonso in center, talking with i The girl who rose from the chorus to grand opera. Mary Lewis started her stage work with the Fol- lies. Her voice attracted attenton and she worked as a stenographer and later as a choir singer. With her savings she studied in Europe, and at her recent debut at the Metropolitan Opera House she was hail- ed as cne of the great American singers. Sailing for a va- cation in Bermuda. The “Mary Pickford of Europe” comes Photo snapped aboard the S. S. Aquitania. Underwomd & Underwond Three stars of the Chicago Civic Opera Co., appearing in Washmgton February 9, 10 and 13 in a series of four operas. Left to right: Elizabeth Kerr, soprano, in "Louise,” *‘Carmen” and * ‘Rigoletto”; Rosa Raisa, soprano, in “Othello,” the opening performance; Mary Garden, soprano star of “Carmen” and “Louise.” Snowbound for the first time in a decade. The famous to America. She is Miss Maria Melchior. Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Paris. D Underwood & Underwood Photos hy tnderwood & Underwood and Dasuerre. John W. Davis, once the Demo- cratic nominee for President, and wife aboard the liner Munargo. A od & Underwood Leaving Philadelphia to its fate, Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, once director of public safety of Phlladelpma. back in the marines and leaving with his family for his new post in California. iderwoo & T