Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1926, Page 86

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION--JULY 18. 1926. Where people go in. Summer. Only a few of the New Yorkers who visit Coney Island al- most any week day. On Sundays, of course, the crowds are larger. Photo by Acme. A part of the “gallery” which followed the American golfer, Bobby Jones, when he won the British open championship. @P. & A. Photor. They represent 314 years of wedded bliss. Six couples living at Moss Point, Mass., all having been married more than 50 years. Photo by Acme. “Say, Buddy, got a match?” But the cigarette is made of candy. @®P. & A. Photos. Where people go in Summer. This time it's the Wentworth Pool, at Portsmouth, N. H,, and the girls are star swimmers who took part in a three-day diving and swimming carnival. In the group are such champions as Ethel McGary, Agnes Geraghty, Martha Norelius and Helen Meany. ©®P. & A Photos. Lieut. Alford J. Williams, jr., who has traveled faster than any other person living, photographed with his bride, the former Mrs. Florence H. Selby of Washington. The wedding took place at St. Brendan’s Church, New York. Lieut. Williams holds the unofficial airplane speed record of 302.3 miles an hour. ®P. & A. Photos. The Suneagle Golf Club, at Redbank, N. J., has the only piping pro, Seymour Dunn, who gives lessons, takes care of the course and acts as herdsman for the Where people go in Summer. Sometimes to the Zoo, of course. This club’s flock of sheep. fellow yawns after watching the Sunday afternoon crowds. ® Underwood & Underwood. @P. & A. Photos. A nip between sets. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, French ten- Wh had t Madelon La Varre, Parisi Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge presented nis champion, taking a little refreshment behind the umpire's dry heryh::.“:u?:.he‘:ounll:dfia?: :::d“:' ctll:):hg:fi'::rimtug dancer, who is entertaining tl:l: with Chim:":’y Daughters of the American Revolution. The of the antenna. Summer crowds at Le Paradis, presentation exercises took place on the ggunh of ll{l’h S chair during the Wimbledon matches. ‘Wide World Photo. : Harbert Photo.