Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1926, Page 97

WASHINGTON, D. C. GRAPHIC SECTION The Sundwy Shar o Summer Comes to the Washington Zoo Pictures by National Photo Co. Social note: “The club pool is popular on these long, lazy Summer afterncons. Mrs. John R. Pellican gave a swimming party Wednesday afternoon.” i henever he becomes the least bit frightened, this Barbary sheep climbs to the highest mountain peak in his cage. The water was crowded when these fellows dived off the spring-board—but they manage to keep cool. The Rock Hopper Penguin, one of the rare and peculiar birds of the Washington Zoo. This fellow came from New Zealand about six weeks ago. At left: The warm weather suits him—and he smiles for the camera man. The baby monkey receives his first lesson in taking care of himself. He must learn, early in life, to reach far for peanuts. Pat. the baby Indian antelope, who was bern on St. Patrick’s day, 1926, is being The Indian buffalo and her baby, the latter brought up on tne bottle. ‘about three weeks old. Aiding the Zoo keepers in feeding the deer.