Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1926, Page 98

THE SUNDAY §&7AR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 6, 1926. ER—————TA W T SR SR T e RN The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Sweden, accompanied by Col. Oscar N. Solbert, leaving the National Museum during the sightseeing trip of the royal visitors in Washington. National Photo Prince and Crown Princess of Sweden visit the Capitol. Represen tative Porter of Pennsyl- vania beside the The wedding party of Ensign and Mrs. Harry H. Keith. The bride was Miss Hazel Jennings Davis, g‘;’:v:kel:'r;gge: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Davis. Left to right: Ensigns H. W. Northcutt, L. D. Sharp, R. E. 2 Car%, J. M. Carson, O. F. Naquin, J. D. Kelsey, Lieut. Austin S. Keith, Ensign and Mrs. Keith, Misses Frances ‘é":;g’n gi?“‘dc‘:ss'he J. Davis, Ruth Davis Brown, Ruth Smith, Gertrude Young, Helen Kellogg, Josephine Throckmorton, Evelyn LA s Fletcher and Eleanor Holladay. ‘s ‘ The Crown © Harns & Ewing Girls don overalls and speed work of completing the Holly- wood, Calif., Bowl. Various civic crganiza- tions are aiding the building of the “moun- tain forum.” Underwood & Underwoumd Gen. Pilsudski’s troops fighting behind i | barricades in the 4 | streets of Warsaw dur- ing the recent revolu- tion. These fighters captured the city and turned over the gov- Delegates attending the convention of the Northern Baptists received at the " > . S Wide World Photo White House by President Coolidge. Wide World Photo and Mrs. Harold Walker. Lower row, left to right: Miss Charlotte Childress, daughter Members of Washington's younger set et g atfc;;\ter :ChM‘Iiss llgveé);;eyala(ies‘; g:;‘g}t‘:e&)::veyrdaughter of the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey, and Miss of rs. Char! . H ) f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Childress; Miss Lilita Dawson, daughter e e S ?Dorol;h; Hill, da'Lghter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hill. i AR e Nl