Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1929, Page 98

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Farewell to Buenos Aires. President-elect Hoover in- President-elect and Mrs. Hoo- specting the bluejackets of the ver waving from the deck of battleship Utah with Capt. the Argentine cruiser Buenos Train and his staff shortly be- Aires as they left the Argen- fore reaching home from his tine capital for Uruguay. good will tour. © Associated Press Photo. © Associated Press Photo. ] = B - - X - - - | - el > = The good will party on the Utah. President-elec tire personnel of their party, including newspaper md On home shores again after 14,000 miles of travel. Presi- dent-elect and Mrs. Hoover just after landing on the pier at Old Point Comfort, Va., from the Utah, © Associated Press Photo. The “Golden Sun” and the “Silver Moon,” an astronomic team in the Mummers’ parade in Philadelphia, which annually greets the new year. Associated Press Photo A holiday bride. Mrs. Charles Pope Day, who before her marriage in Bethlehem Chapel on December 29 Pasadena- en fete as the annual Tournament of Roses pageant at- was Miss Margaret tracts thousands to the California city on New Year day. This shows Q. Treadwell, the prize-winning city of Glendale float. 2L LR Blsle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson = H. Treadwell of Ees—— President Coolidge and his official family on the White House lawn after a Washington and Ny ably the last to be taken of the President with his cabinet. Left to right, sitti New York. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon and Attorney General John Sarge] Harris & Ewing / L tary of Commerce William Whiting, Secretary of Agriculture William Jardi