Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 98

Truly, it is a bedtime story. Not a story of the Green Forest and the Farmer’s Boy, but a tale of the barnyard and its people. R Cupped in the heights of the Colorado Rockies, this little lake is known as the Lake of Oblivion. 'Tis said that in such places Romance weaves her magic spell—and there is always a splendid chance of catching a fine trout dinner. Goliftesy: 600 Ui P Sysen Engraved glass bowl presented to Mrs. Coolidge by the Crown Prince and Crown Princ- ess of Sweden as a Capt. David H. Blakelock, a Washington boy, now in memento of their. Trocp A of the 14th Cavalry, at Sheridan, Ill., making an visit in Washing- unusual jump on his favorite horse. The trooper in the ton. center is the only one who is worried over the feat. Eastern High School Girls’ Rifle Team, which won the inter high championship. Back row, left to right: Helen Terrell, Vir- gina Turner, Alice Law and Athlyn Spahr. Front row: Vetura Jarrett, manager; Leah Woods, captain, and Helen Seitz. Washinzton Star Photo Stafford Pemberton Dancers who will appear in the annual concert at Chevy Chase Lake on the evening of June 17. Photo by Towles Clowns from the Washington Elks’ Club who contributed to the big out- door picnic of the German Orphan Asylum on May 31. Washinston St Photo . A scene from “7th Heaven,” to be produced by the Na- First communion class of St. Patrick’s Church. tional Theater Players tomorrow eyening. By Capitol Photo Service