Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1928, Page 89

: THE i { & H j3 £ N The West Coast. Alice hails from somewhere be- Francisco and d what she won't he Rockie It's between heaven and the Italian lake coun- according to Alice, balmier. Alice will Grand avenue in Sar cisco rebated v a lor of Yare snd oney a5 ne ol lecrure G that hope a bl thesrey M Fembardt o better take up tiard dresers argund Horel Adolph: m Il M | [A‘ i i\ SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—-FEBRUARY 26, 1928, MISS AMERICA 1928 By W. E. Hill (Copyright, 192K, by the Chicago Tribune Syndicate Ellis Island. Meet Yetta, the immigrant girl, before and after (about a year aiter) she met with the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. “New England The Great Northwest. Mary, the prairie helle is comes from a daughter of the soil (second generation) rrom somewhere out Bismarck, N. Dak, wav. What h college athletics, sorority activities and the g ral curriculum, Mary doesn’t get back home to much these days. Mary knows and could put o how long before th hoys taok Paticnce, the pride of Back Bay, tern old Puritan ancestors— the most inhibited ones. Paticnce doesn’t think much of her forefathers. There's no telling what the Puritan fathers would think of Paticuce could they but see her reading “Jurgen™ this March I the late afternoon The Bastern States Harmiet, Clara and Sarah lve moand aound New York board are on Long Dland and she tets bed and \ \ ; Fhe ORE South Mar’ Loun comes teom down 1 owisiana very so (3 Lo AL GG wav and nowhat the older generation call “a ternble bl worn out Clavs dwells with several ather st §am s the ont ot (Hee B thav as it way, she can gather o Mok ob towners are rumimg New York Sar ‘o enwich v e vovillage belles 5 et e was ot and veared far from New Y City " Pann Very dangorons tor impressun A it 4 wound her e recond b s Savah, and can S T e e telt you all ahowt companinnste mers and Behaviorism R GRbRe el -~ ”1‘/\ g * M & i I, e o o mfl'fififi;fiimu .