Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 17

THF EVENING @”TA'R"WAS‘HIB‘GTOX,‘ D. €, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1929. hi fore they ste into their car for the ride down hsic | The cavalry escort moving down Pennsylvania avenue this morning as President Coolidge and President-elect Hoover drove from the White Housy t‘r:if:o‘v;:m('ooul'ld‘g‘:'a:\;{p'l;:n;«ldenl ~elect Hoover on the north portico of -the White House just before they stepped e ride down Penx ,‘n e B - - Inaugural visitors from the Oklahoma Indian reservations add colgr fo the arriving throng st Union Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute arriving to add to ‘the flash of smartly attired ranks in the The Nation's Inromin‘ President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover Station. They are, left to right: Princess White Buffalo, Chief William Matthews, Chief Ridding-in o to. leaving their S street residence today to drive to the White House. and Princess Katchagee, —Star Staft Photo. inaugural procession. They are seen on the Union Station n.lnn. —star Staff Photo, O A sooiated ‘Bress Fhoto. gee: On the day before he lays down the heavy burden of his office, President Coolidge accompanies Mrs. Coolidge to Sunday morning services at Herbert Hoover attends services at the Friends® Meeting House with ‘Mrs. Hoover on the day-before he becomes President of ‘the United States. the First Congregational Church, They are seen here arriving at the church, —star Stafl Photo, They are seen here leaving the church, at-Thirteenth and Irving streets, after the seryices. —Star Staff Photo, NOMORE! warw Sistine ! Lo WE ARE FOR PLEA WGIEETYIJ , b : THI \BILOX! MIsS » UNION NOW ‘Members of the Lafayeite Republican Club of Buffalo, N. Y., :mlu lu the. wlorlul dress in which they arrived in the Capital far the Hoover | Confederate veterans of the Jefferson Davis Soldiers’ Home, Beaunvoir,at Biloxi, Miss., arrive with their banners of good will to the Union to take maugural, . ' e —&{ar Stal Photo, part in the inaugural . o —fiar Stafl Photo. [ 3