Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1929, Page 91

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION —FEBRUARY 3, The _Hardy Commuters By W. E. Hill. opyright. 1929, by the Chicago Tribune Syndicate.) Just an early trainload of business boys and girls, shoppers and dental appointments arriving in the big city of sighs and tears for the day. (The stout lady on the extreme left is taking her transfor mation back to Mme. Louise to be recurled.) Mrs. Horace Van Viban Clout is waiting for ¥ Harry is not at all proud and often carries home the 2:16 train to town, where at exactly 3:30 p.m., & bundles that would do a delivery van proud. Today in the ballroom petite of the Hotel Stoessel, the &8 he's boarding the 5:10 to the suburbs in company Melpomene Club is to meet and discuss whether with an entire radio outfit, an e!cc(lnc toaster (com- or no the ways and means committee shall be pleg_el'y done over at th,u'clccmua.ud_ and a package empowered to select a temporary chairman in of “Kat Krumbs" for Prince, the family cat. place of Mrs. May Lillian O'Hara, who is indis- 7 posed. Mrs. Clout has a copy of “Cushing on Mrs. Cora Rubber does a lot of commuting 4 o Parliamentary Procedure” in her patrician grasp, to and from the chintz belt, where she 2 iRy just to be on the safe side. teaches advanced and enriched bridge, the 4 Whitehouse method, to the bon-ton element. Mr. Glutz, the realtor, and Mr. Lintel, the architect, com- mute daily to the outlying districts where Hollywood mansions are in process of development. A great golf enthusiast is Howell T. Mc- Mabel takes the 8:15 into town every Dowell and you will be fortunate, indeed, if ng, except on those mornings when you share his seat on the 8:27 into town of she is sleepy, and then she takes either the a morning. He will tell you all about the 11:32 or the 11:51. Mabel is an art student hole in one and what happened when he and some day she is going to show all used the niblick instead of the brassie. her life drawings to an art editor and be €LC..etc. famous. I - W/ — 7 W =Y Miss Edith Crinkle teaches at MacMaussie Hall, a select school for girls in the suburbs. On Saturday afternoons M Crinkle chaperones those girls who are not on bounds for waving at delivery boys into town for the day, where they take in a Shakespeare matinee or maybe a natural history museum, and, oh. what fun they have! Mrs. Kinsey is taking Francie to town to have Francie's teeth gone over. If ncie is a good little girl and doesn’t act up in the dentist’s chair her mother will take her to see Vilma Banky at the Capital