New-York tribune. [volume], June 11, 1922, Page 4, Image 70

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SPOKT r.OLl'M'N
M?*. l.l
Hrlrn "Jt ftintarighl
A h9lf doien movii' rlo.e
up. of aixteen year ?>l?t Helen
Wainwright. of (orona. I I
and the New York Wnmrn'i
Swimming Aaanriation. wb<>
ia America*. newly rrnwnnl
all round femtnine -wim
mmg champion ( The oretty
m ?' r mi i il ahnltend the
world's record for tht- IM
yard lYaC style at Bnghton
Beach on Memonal l>ay cov
enng th*- distance tn 1 min
ute, 49 fl-S aeconds. whfh
rlipped one fifth of a si'cond
from th<- intemational atand
ard 99i by Mr*. Charlotte
Boyle (lune la.t itimmer
BT... K 4> /ik 4 Cil-il,
"I bwgan awimmina; wKen juat
baby and iwim my firat
*r*c*> when only nin*>, *o
'I fueaa lhal proptr actioa
lat* water i. sort of
[
'stxond nalura to me.
]
STARTLNG THE WHlPPKTia. An
intereating photo of Miss Flsa Horne
with Mrs. ('. G. Weet'l "Medford
I>ot" nnd Mr. F. Coe Kerr with
"Millball Midget" just before tbe
Btaii Of the M.neola Stakes for
whippeta, a feature of the nini'
teeth annual oatdoor ihow of the
Lediee' Kennel Club of Ami-r
iCB beM on the Mineola Fair
Grounds last Saturdav.
Riaht ? AN OSCU1.A
TORY EQUINE. Brooaa
stick just couldn't resist
the temptation to plant a
slathery kiss upon the
cheek of Mrs. Dora V.
Scoft when that well
known eqaeetrienne paul
a visit to his stall at the
annual Tuxrdo Hnri'
Show. The two-day af
f.iir, which attracted
manv m'-mbers of BOCJety
to Tuxeilo the end of last
week, proved to b?4 the
most siicceiv*ful in the hia?
tory of these annual ex
blblts Paul TK.-np.i.n
/____*.
NEYSA McMEIN, Arner
ica'a highest paid mag
axine feminine cover art
iat, who** pretty girls
amile at one from thou
aanda of new*-?tand?, lays
adride her many colored
pastela for the time being
and aaila aboard the
Olympic for Europe and
a well-earned vacation.
Wtalc Wcariat.
AMBASSADOR HARVEY'S DAIlflH
TER. Mrs. Marcellus H. Thomnson.
daughti-r of George Harvey, Uniti'd
Stnt.s Amba.ssador to the Court of St.
James, prove* herself an expert with the
dem'lv ,-inti barolit. rapid-flring gun pi-r
fecfed by her father-in law, Ganaral John
T. Thompson. i.i.mntt ~w
COMMENCEMENT WKKK AT fkjm
trip the light fantas* , foraisi'j^lL
keepsie the Tne Ctrrernoniea -.t?t
Vassar t'olN-ge.
*hirh
4r? tn
GUE88 AGAIN! Loeta
Uke Bill Tilden, tke
Wi.rld's gT??Ht.'a*t t*nnH
player. do*Mi't he*' Arts
like him. too But k*
1 -n't Re : Knrlaad'l
? ? ? cb ss d o ii Me of
"Philadelphia Bill"-*.. C.
Wertheim playinr ra tke
Surrey rounfy i harapioo
ships, Eagiand * * i
Right BAI.LOOS RACE
W1NNF.R M*j..r O-W
Westover. "f the U. 1
Army Air Service, ?_?
won the national botkm
race, starting frura Mii
wauke?- on May llrt. TW
big bag piloted by W?*
over and his aide. Lieet
C. F. Rond. landed i*
Queba-c. covenng owt
miles in s?'venteen keen
and rifteen minutei *t
rlight The wmnmr **r
loon wai equipped *i* ?
General Klectric radie re*
ceiving set which eeakW
the pilots to pick up ip*
cial broadcas* wrataer re
portsand plot their coune
accordingly. /_*-_??_.
AT MARYMO UNT'S
COM M INCH ENT.
Arrhbiahop Hayea dehvers
the main addreaa at the
pirturaujue outdoor eom
menrement exercises of
hia well known girls'
achool held at Tarrytown
last Saturtlay. In the
foregrouml is the damty
on he.tra which furnished
the music for the 4>e
rasion.
**4?lrv.
Ufh SUNK ON DRY
I.AND. The good sh.p
''Kock and Kye" steanted
out over the Hempsteail
plains on Memorial Day
and furnished the real
thrill of the Mltchel Fielii
aviation meet by allowing
it.self to bt? hoiaelessly
sunk by the remarkalile
bombing of I.ieiitf naiil
Victor E. Hertran.las, wh?>
sroriif thrao direit hits
out uf five. fuiding hia
mark while living at a
height of :i,000 feet.
l.l, ...iliimul.