Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1929, Page 125

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 8. 1929. The East African elephant in its native haunts. Two unusual wild-life photographs made by Col. Marcuswell Maxwell, the Enzlish big-game photographer, on his latest camsra “hunt.” On thz 1=ft, a big cov elephant signals her displeasure at sighting the photographer on the other side of a water hole. The group of unsuspscting pachyderms at the wat>r hole includes a calf and several full-grown elephants. © MEXweil Eivedition Carolyn Brasch (left), who is playing the juvenile lead in “Gyped in Egypt,” the George Washington University Trou- badours’ show, and Julia Deming, dance director of the pro- duction. It is being presented at McKinley Auditorium, De- Cembcr 12. 13 and x4. Brooks and Underwood & Underwood Photos. A British tennis star weds. The former Eileen Bennett, frequent competitor on Amer- ican courts, leaving a London church as the London clings to traditional pageantry as the new lord mayor is installed. This shows bride of Edmund Whittingstall. © P &A. Photos. Sir William Waterlow, the lord mayor, about to enter the state coach for the ‘parade through streets lined by thousands of Londonners. > Underwood & Underwood. THOMPSON DAIRY BABY No 365 Washington’s Largest ASSortment of | 'm alik ' ‘ Pens, Pencils and Dps}' SN, A it 18 Mos. of Age Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jemison and Dan Beattie, George W. shington ‘;’_' i : ‘ i} Clodfelter , : - p | 4827 9th St. N.W. University students, who hav: com 0§ed the music for the university Troubadours’ show, “Gyped in Egypt. Walk-Over Knows It’s Smart to Be Comfortable Truly smart footwear possesses hidden com- fort features that make it a joy to wear as well a3 see. The Capitol Tie iy, Vialtine Main Spring Arch D. J. Hughes Pen Shop National Theatre Building 1325 E St. N\W. Met. 7472 Wolf’s M @lfef Shop i . Espert Pen Repairing ' 929 F Street i ¥ gm— -