Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 163, 11 July 1922 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.,

NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY SEEN THROUGH THE EYE OF THE CAMERA 3 THOUSANDS LISTEN IN ON FIRST RADIO WEDDING GIRL RECORD HOLDERS WHO WILL COMPETE IN PARIS GAMES.

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Upper left, the bride, formerly Miss Mabel Inez Brady, answering "I will" to the minister's questions. Upper right, the groom, John Henry Stone, taking the vows by radio. Circle, the minister, the Rev. Thomas H. Harper, reading the nuptial ceremony.

Thousands of radio fans "attended" or rather listened in when Miss Mabel Inez Brady and John Henry Stone were married ;by radio by the Rev. Thomas H.

Harper of the Central Congregational church of Dallas, Texas. Each of the three parties wer - at different stations. After the vowa had been taken the bridal

pair sealed them with a kiss which was heard by the thousands listening in. Dallas claims this as the first radio wedding in the country - "

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To the casual observer the job of conducting a girls' athletic team to Taris might seem a position fraught with some peril. Fifteen fleet and fascinating damsels are to compose this team, which' will tall from our shores for the French capital the latter part of this month to compete in the first international track and field games in which American girls have been listed against their European sisters. Fifteen healthy young American girls are somewhat hard to keep up with at. any time, but when they are champion racers and hurdlers and hop-step-and-jurr.pers well! The personnel of the first team of American women athlete3 to participate in an international track meet is interesting. There are seven American record holders, their captain. Miss Floreida Batson. a Smith College r'l and an aiumna of Rosemary Hall. She holds the American record in :' ? hi-rh and low hurdles for women and is a good example of what W( ' directed physical training in prep school and college will do for a girl. The field manager of the events will be Miss Maud Rosenbaum of New York rn:i Pari3. She holds the American record in the basketball throw and will compete in that event, in baseball throws and in the LCD J r.r'cr run.

Donald C. Conn. The establishment of a natural transportation institute is considered probable as the outcome of the investigation of the nation's transportation facilities and their relationship to agriculture and industry, just completed. Dor.ald C. Conn of Minneapolis, selected by Chairman Anderson of the joint congressional commission on agricultural inquiry, organized the ltfot) peopio who conducted ths survey.

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The seasoned traveler knows that just what one wears at home will do when traveling, but if the lucky woman who is about to take her first trip to Europe wants to get an extra thrill out of the journey by getting a new wardrobe who would say her nay. Here are three suggestions which

ought to be helpful. At the left is a stunning, though rather startling plaid steamer coat. It will make her daily promenade on deck both joyous and comfortable The simple tricotine street frock at the right is suitable for general wear and may take the place of a suit if the traveler so

chooses. One dinner frock must be included in the luggage and a lace and chiffon one like that pictured in the center is charming. It will do for dinner, dance or reception on' board ship or on the continent. Tan chiffon and cream lace combine to make this frock and a jet girdle complete tlj. cown.

ESTHER. GreEN, Panama Zone.

WHAT WILL GEORGE BE TO GEORGE IF-

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If Megan Uoyd George (lower center) weds Sir Phillip Sassoon (lower right), who may be the brother-in-law of the Prince of Wales (lower left) if the prince marries his sister. Lady Rocksavage (upper center), what will Lloyd George (upper left) be to King George (upper right)?

Dan Cupid has- cooked up a rumor which has set the puzzle experts of Britain to working overtime. It is reported that Megan Lloyd George is to marry

Sir Phillip Sassoon and that, perhaps, the Prince of Wales may select Sassoon's sister, Lady Rocksavage, to be the future queen of England. Now then.

one at a time, what will Megan's papa, David Lloyd George, be to Wales' papa. King George? Now that that's answered, "IIcw old is Ann?"

Photc Copyright by Underwood A Underwood. The popular leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera House has established a thriving colony at Norwalk, Conn. There he and his father, both shown above, are spending the summer.

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Miss Maud Younger,-national legislative chairman of the National Woman's party, has just begun a countrywide campaign to purge th Btatutcs of laws held to be discriminatory to the feminine sex.