Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1926, Page 111

GRAPHIC N GRAVURE SECTION v R u g 78 SUPPLEMENT i IN TWO PARTS 1926. 16 PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C.. -DECEMBER 12, 192 The House of Representatives convenes for the final session of the Sixty-ninth Congress. Rev. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House, leading the members in prayer after the body is called to order at the opening session last Monday. SUHBHERTG Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, smiling after her acquittal in the Hall- Mills murder case, extends her hand to congratulate her attorney on the g ; outcome of the trial. Willie Stevens, one of the brothers acquitted with ! Mrs. Charles Chaplin, who has left her screen-comedian husband, photographed with Mrs. Hall, stands beside her. P& A Photos members of her family. Left to right: Mrs. Chaplin, holding baby, Sidney Earle Chaplin; W. E. Curry, grandfather of Mrs. Chaplin; Mrs. Spicer, her mother, hold- % ing Charles Spencer Chaplin, jr. P. & A Photos Sidney F. Taliaferro, the District's new Commis- sioner, orn into office by Daniel E. Garges, se tary to the Board of Commissioners. RREs e Four new Senators who took the senatorial oath last Monday. Left to right: Sena- tor David W. Stewart of Iowa, Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri, Senator David I. & Wide World Photos Miss Ann Parker of Washington, business manager, and Prof. Wil- liam C. Hammond, director of the Mount Holyoke Choir, which will give a musical service at Epiphany Church next Sunday evening. Walsh of Massachusetts and Senator Arthur R. Gould of Maine.