Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1929, Page 125

GRAPHIC SECTION The bride and bridegroom with their parents just after the marriage of John Coolidge and Miss Florence Trumbull at the Trumbull home at Plainville, Conn. Left to right: Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, former President Coolidge, Mrs. John Coolidge, John Coolidge, Mrs. John H. Trumbull and Gov. Trumbull of Connecti:u(. _ Underwood & Underwood. John Coolidge and his bride, the former Miss Florence Trumbull, leaving the Plainville Congregational Church just after the wedding ceremony. /TG E 00 I DT WO he Suny Stald § .enoee, WASHINGTON, D. C. i S Villagers of Plainville, Conn., gathered about the little Congregational Church as John Coolidge and his bride emerge from the canopy af‘er the Ceremony. © Associated Press Photo. New arrivals at the White House ken- nels. The two pedigreed English setters and the little Eskimo puppy were present- ed to President and Mrs. Hoover last week. ® Underwood & Underwood. —SEPTEMBER 29, 1929 America's cham- pion farm girl Seventeen-year-old Dorothy Marshall, who won that title at the Los Angeles County Fair as the best cow milker and hay pitcher. 2P. & A Photos The big battle of the horseshoes. A noisy gallery of fans looked on as Millard E. Peake, Southern Mary- land champion, won the metropolitan crown in the deciding match of The Star’s tournament at the Plaza Play- ground. % Star Staff Photo.