The Sunday Oregonian., February 26, 1922, Magazine Section, Page 4, Image 80

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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 26, 1923
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CONGRESSMAN A LANS ON B. to southern states in the winter and
HOUGHTON of Corning, N. T., there they are kept in training, as in-
has been appointed ambassador dicated in an accompanyig picture,
to Germany by President Harding taken at Jacksonville, Fla.
and confirmation of his appointment ' .
is expected The new Grace . Dodge hotel re-
'.- . cently opened in Washington by the
While Pacific coast shipping men J- c; A- is, th fst hostelry in
that city exclusively for women,
were in Washington recently. Chair- practicay all women who came for
man A. D. Lasker of the shipping the disarmament conference regls-
board took a group of them to the tered there.
White House to meet the president. .
Portland representatives seem not to M1Ie Eeanora, noted English wire
.have been on hand at the time. The walker has her mind set on duplicat-
picture shows the group, left to right, lng. Blondin's famous feat of walking
as follows: Paul Shoup, Seattle; K. R. across Xiasrra Falls. - She has
Kingsbury, Seattle; Herbert Fleish- been practicing for this undertaking
i. '"'"i v-..-...... but has adopted a safety nrst protec-
Lasker; H. F. Alexander, Seattle; tion in the (orm C a rope which
Robert Dollar, San Francisco; George wouid save her life if she fell.
T. Baldwin, New, York. . i
, . ' , When the "largest family" contest
The largest, ice cream freezer in was heId recently ln Franclsco
the world, guaranteed large enough the prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Sil-
to supply any of the country s largest veTio Riveri0i who have lfi livlng
families, was recently made and put children. Four chi!dren born to them
on exhibition at an eastern factory. are dea(j..' The contests revealed four
' ,.tt- , r. i. T.t L iu San .Francisco families having 14
High School" horses of the stage and three hav)n
and circus are very generally taken t 0 .
Brigadier-General Fred W. Sladen,
formerly commandant at . Vancouver
Barracks and widely known in the
northwest, has been appointed com
mandant of West Point Military
academy. - At the time of his appoint
ment General Sladen was command
ing, Fort Sheridan, in Illinois.
'King Alexander of Serbia and his
financee. Princess Mane of Rumania,
were recently photographed together
as a pair of royal sweethearts.
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