Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1923, Page 12

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE | THE EVENING STAR, . WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923. FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. Some time early tomorrow morning this HYDRANGEAS FOR HOSPITALS. George Wesley Hess and Wilmer J. Padgett, director and fellow, or his brother. will appear and leave his customary Easter AT THE ROCK CR PARK JUMPS. Mrs. J. B, Sinclair of Silver Spring, Md.. one of the skilled horse- of the United States Botanic Garden. preparing hydrangeas for distribution to Washingl offeringmulticolored eggs, *neversthing—but he visits only children women of the vicinity of Washington, taking a high jump in Rock Creek Park yesterday. for Easter. whose habits are above reproach. g E A MILLIONAIRE BUS BOY. Carl E. Bergson, fifteen vears old, wanted CALIFORNIA'S BEAUTIFUL CHILD. Little Dawn Des Longchamps has to learn the botel business, so he came from Sweden to America. He i- COLLEGE GRIDIRON TO SAVING SOULS. Albert Straton was once A BEAUTIFUL FLIVVER. The sisters Le Comb. arrayed in an appro- been selected as the most beautiful child in the state. She will appear the heir to ns, but he sets llbl(‘i. brushes crumbs, etc., in a Neww r foot ball player of Georgia Tech. Yesterday he sailed, with priate manner and driving their flivver, won first prize in the Opelansa- 1 with this float in the children’s floral parade at Ocean Park next month. York hotel. His father is an officer in the Swedish army. nd son, for a remote part of Brazil, where he will serve fair. one of the big events of southwester ana, Wide World Photo. Copyrizht by Underwood & Underwo. ! 'S y. Wide World Phot « tby Un INCOME IS A MILLION A MONTH. John D. Rockefeller, jr., who, it CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN SUGAR. Eugene Concion. pastry chef at the Wardman Park Hotel. has modeled a WASHINGTON'S NEW CONDUIT. Work on this great pipe line is going along rapidly, as the photograph. was announced recently, has an income of a million dollars a month basrelief in colored sugar which is of special interest to Washingtonians. Jt hows the Mo ument and which was taken just above Cabin John bridge, shows. It is estimated that the conduit will cost about from his Standard Oil stcok. Photo taken a few days ago at Miami, Fla. Japanese cherry blossoms. Twenty-five pounds of sugar were required to model the P £ £4.000,000. Conyrigint by Harris & Bwiog. Copyright by Underwood & Underwoo LLEG! S| NS, GIVE ENTER:I‘A]NBEM‘ Amberst Callege Gl a’ Mmflnl Club, which will an entertainment at the First _FOR BENEFIT OF NOEL HOUSE. Irving Boernstein’s orchestra, which will bave a prominent part in the cabaret and ball fantastique to b& held 4 o Lo&grfl:&?-!»?n?‘(shugh Mondzy mnm; There will be no rl’::ge l”:rl:dmmmn. i L Photo by White. at the Hamlhon Hotel Aptil 3 for the benefit of Noel House. ' Photo by John Howarg Payne. 4 &