Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1926, Page 110

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MAY 16, 1926 Gov. Byrd of Virginia crowning Miss Priscilla Bridges as queen of the Shenandoah apple blossom festi- val, an event of the second day of the celebration at Win- chester. P& A Photos Dogwood and the duck pond in Rock Creek Park. National Photo Miss Dorothy Veagan, who represented Montgcmery County, Md., in the Shenan- doah Valley apple blossom festival. Phioto [ Harrisonburg girls es- corting their float in the apple blossum parade. P. & A Photos Lt The Stafford Pemberton Dancers—four Washington girls—under the apple blossoms of the Shenandoah Valley. They were a featured attraction of the two- day festival. » A new sort of automobiie headlight, invented by T. C. Holliday, which is almost foolprcof. The right light follows right curves in turning; the other remains stationary. Either light may be | . ; : turned to any point of the compass. The lights ¢ ’ 3 & Harrisonburg, Va., float in the apple blossom festival parade. are being tested in Washington. It was a prize winner. Photo by Internationi The Chaminade Glee Club of Washing- ton, which will shortly close its fifth sea- son with a total of 51 concerts. Miss Lillian Anderson is president, Miss Esther Linkins director, and Miss Helen T. Mur- fay accompafllst. Photo by Clinedinst Alton B. Carty, 1234 Har- vard street northwest, recently 3 % % elected president of the Co- i e ¢ shell crew of the Capital Athletic Club photographed at the Potomac Boat Club wharf. lumbia Heights Citizens’ Asso- A sc;;etfl::mNa‘fil;: :;a;fhg:;:‘;fiy::': fi;;;;‘::‘:?;fll;:);:f :?E‘}"?:e"d Girls of the eight-oal Left to right: Mary Richardson, Florence Skadding, Olive O'Hearn, Marie Siebold, Catherine Bray, Julia Aman, ciation. Frankie Ross, Beulah Carter and Hazel Davis, coxswain. National Photo Photo by Edmonston.