Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 88

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH Gov. Al Smith “stars” at the ball given by New York newspaper Secretary of Agriculture Jardine making an women and broadcasts a little talk. examination of the plants in the annual The photograph shows the Gov- amaryllis show of his department. Ten thou- ernor taking to “mike,” who is re- sand blooms were displayed and hundreds of laying his message hither and yon. Washingtonians and visitors in the city PR viewed the exhibition. Nation Washing- ton sketch given by members of the Burrall J. W. Crabtree, recently re-elected secretary of classchorus the National Educational Association, and flowers of Calvary presented by the staff. Mr. Crabtree has held the Baptist position for three terms | Church. Mrs. T. A. 2::2;*‘(2; : : " " _ Nelda Stevens, soprano, of Louisville, Ky., who production S § QL . will be heard on “Dixie Night,” the second concert - : of the Spring festival series of all-American artists at the Mayflower Hotel March 23. oUnderwood & [Underwood A touch of Spring in the air. The sandpile in one of Washington’s parks. Washington Star Fhoto Mrs. Oscar Underwood, wife of the Senator from Alabama, who was one of the boxholders at the recent mardi gras ball of the Alabama Society in Washington. Photo by Hare's & Ewing Miss Florence Mattimore of the St. Anthony Players, who took the leading role in “Peg o’ My Heart,” presented on the Mrs. Claes Dickson-Hallen- night of March 17 at St. The stor : e ek A Washingt $ S > y teller entertains. Photograph taken in a ashington 2 UL : jreut;, assxéstax:;l dlrec;zr of t}he1 AnthotnystHar:gr:}ZIte: atnd l;lati:s- park on one of the first warm days of the se:son. i The days of childhood—and Springtime agal‘?;.mw”“ el ) unior Southern Memoria roe streets st. Washington Star Photo League, recently organized in Mattimore is a senior at Trin- Washington. ity College.v Harrix & Ewing by Marrix &