Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1930, Page 56

- . THE, SUNDAY STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 2 1930—P HREE. ].m SN“WH.AKE COCKTAIL ORGY STARTS. | 155 2%t U5t % 52| TOWEL CLAD FRENCHMAN the cun, whie ter| FQRMER FOOT BALL STAR |tance the “bere” ® an Atian waler| PREMIER FAVORS WOMEN., | unprotected. the story of this - tn: Tardieu / Skaters at Bwiee Reworts St Out|suchions of 8 Dice ana New ¥ors| AMAZES:NICE CROWDS w geoeman who| - WRITES BOOK ON AFRICA | anal "6 il o it s perona .. bbard wed & lioness last i —— i i ?Sfi:?f.m 80 th Arioan Wowo- | Eesuped Tmuxtic Mattles Town by c Water Buffalo Is “Hero” of Vol.| yern “moving the beast from VARIE ES FILMEU 'kfu‘"‘T “0“‘:“‘" '°N"¢.z¢‘.;:_::=“ . :{ e e ot = “w ume Just Completed by 3 5 t his season in the Alps that world rec- 5 Garbed in “Choker.” . Hubbard. ords are shattered in the consumption Rockefeller Gets Golf Tips. Wynant D. of short NICE, Prance (N.AN.A).—Strange NEW YORK (NANA)—Wynant drinks per head of the popu- .2 o h year| ORMOND BEACH, March 1 (®).] nee. L e y tal some valual ips by watchiny | sl 3 3 d author, | . v M‘ era Reveal Fantastic World l.gn{;\-u;ls‘sm in t:ll‘hd‘&x:lections is not|an expert golfer younger than his|was, for example, the lady who “wore ;:tr big game hum::o:nm“m O, bas| . o edon bus combsny-has tnatalled | “uk e wes. very cordint 454 S lacking, for, as usual, the enterprising | granddaughters. He was in the gallery|a gieen parrot on her right Wrist. de- | Gopyright, 1990, by North American News- completed & ¥ com-| fy|i.jength mirrors in dress rooms for | himself as strongly in favor of of Crystals. hotel managers, both here and in other ' when Virginia Van Wie did a 73. voting the whole of her parasol to pro- paper Alliance.) parable to “Bambi,” only, in this in." drivers. for all women.” o _—;—wms COMING—OUR 34th ANNIVERSARY | Nature has presents for us which can | 3 - . S‘on's fascinating | File Your Income Tax takes Hosiery Repair Department oy R wii Beginning Monday. March 3, a representative fl E E Where runs and snags may be removed from each flake is made up of ice f the Internal Revenue will be on the Firsi 4 g Which have united S E Bt it Seckian o Ps your hose is now located in- the hosiery de- cist_patrons in filing their income tax returns. partment. - Runs, 25 cents up. Pulled threads, He will be here from 9:15 to 4:30 daily. 10 cents per inch. e perfect e, atmosphere. Al the pertect ‘“F STREET AT SEVENTH” NATIONAL 5100 in their fight, are six-sided or have six | principal branches. ipal k: The snowflakes formed in the higher . strata of atmosphere are usually more | Important for Spring solid than those formed in a lower al- | titude. The lacelike patterns of the sosmenias |l The Flattering The Long and Short of 1t in reveals a fantastic world of ice crystals. S Fox Scarf Spring Suits and Ensembles risms or pyramids. There are others et ae cosbimmtions of plates and col- umns. We notice further that the edges of | the snowflakes are turned up. This is due to the upward pressure of the air during its descent. Pictures of snow crystals were first published in the middle of the sixteenth | century. Since then the art has been’ developed greatly. W. A. Bentley of L\‘r:'man'; onh; of zhehxor;mout nuthax;l‘- on the photography of snow crystals, has recorded more than 1,000 different Four s'ylu addition to a great variety of types, 7 Z 4 Sketched there is also a large variety in size 4 from the small crystals, which ullh"dl;nmnfl dust hm the large ones, which exceed ches in diameter. Buries Food of Birds. (8 Kk v i ¢ It is by listening to the story of the | P like everybody is wanting suits. So we snowflake that begin to fate | . the snow 8 & blanket of radiant beatty, $29.75 is the very nominal effected a purchase that brings the new- rather than simply a hindrance to traf- o . : : fic and an opportunity for coasting par. | price...but they make the est fashions in suits at a price everybody ties. But the snow in all its splendor, | PR ill inted A often buries the food of the birds. We | plain little tailleur or printe cin oG 1o pa can. therstore, win thelr {riendship and silk frock look like a million. Tags many trees by putting out feeding sta- 4 . o PR tions at attract them. Bird restaurants You will find them in many variations. with flat shelves are sometimes monopo- n e g ad hkery [ Generously sized pelts. . . Long-coat ensembles of silk . . . with the ble, are therel 3 . Soft and P o A e | carefully selected s nis : blouse and lining of same prints. The same h:?w:kc;eepem and ao:ny woodpeckers, | fluffy. . .each finished with a i 9 & ity bird. lovers have brought into use | big, natural brush. Red, beige, | idea is carried out in short-coat suits. The m‘”“"m‘:‘h"pm{’;;h;:g ekt brown and two skin, natural woolen ones . . . in long or short coats . . . with suet, fat pork, shelled hickory nuts d platinum wolf. . or-peanuts, ot millet Demp or e | gray fox and p are of covert, tweed, sharkskin and basket- fln;;r se;mg'.‘l s o (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) \ With de chi bl ese iners may be suspend B 3 o string elither from a clotieiin oo . weave ith crepe de chine blouses. from the branch of a tree. If the mesh is smaller than a quarter-inch, it is best to punch two or three holes i i i 12 The GRALe: Sl e el e | And for Every Suit or Skirt It’s suits wherever one turns . . . seems Sizes 14 to 20 bottom so that the birds can get at and 38 to 42 the food. ! :A“Mnh from being stuck by the sharp lc ew ouse g 3 MUNICH MUSEUM SHOWS LATEST MODEL ENGINES | ' $ 3 i Elegance in Exhibits Keep Pace With In- venters, With 98,000 on Dis- By Ao Mosine. | - We are thinking with pride R s B Iflnger Glo”es lmm (N.AANA)—The Science | of a perky “young” blouse of find in it e s st 4 . ‘ cotton lisle mesh with new b oaly A few weeks. Al | polo cleeves and Peter Pan B BRI ez $4 P7X collar . . . a blouse for sports. g 5 fi»‘ White and pastel shades. ) Aiuther Caivarite) Wigh ST i The styles are not only the Tt e .i;%eunémemnd&nm:m;flgfi ' shades in rajah' silk, 86.‘ 3 newest . . . there are charming ‘;,‘ any model you‘m'g ¢ And Dressnibbiiciiels of C Idlpllhon.! of the beret . . . but custodians heavy crepe de: chine, $10.95. % ) AR N they are light and comfortable (8portswear, Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) , N to wear. Blue, black, brown Smooth . . . four-button slip- . ons . .. washable suede or glace kid. They crush down around the wrist and give “lady like” - elegance to the costume. AN - the new shades. you the particular perfection of tech- 1 ¥ y : 7 sl s nique or atmosphere for which any pic- 5 ture is renowned—not, of course, wf ~ out moderate ta ! i i (Copyright, “:‘sngr' N:r‘:;{s A:mefrleln News- New Spring Styles _"l .. FIRST TOBACCO SMOKER Genuine Watersnake IS PAID HONOR IN SPAIN : L el o e For Monday Only . . . a Sale of quisition Rule. sersvsser ||l $0.90 : Softly Tailored Spring Coats ith the . Radrigo de Hertz's experi- ments with the fragrant wted. Oxfords and straps of Rodrigo had than = 3 watersnake with quarters of o ) kid in costume colors. . .also Vo ved his undoing. His wife was correct mew styles in such g / Four Styles B when she saw him smoke the materials as patent, satin, 3 K ) < Sketched strange leaves, and felt herself in duty ::7‘}13& to denounce him to the holy in- moire and colored kid. All 4 2 ; 2 Y ” 2 “He swallows fire, exhales smoke and sizes. poor Rodrigo languished | (Pitth Ploor, The Hecht Co) The Cape Coat for many a long year. Argamonte has ow ‘decided that , - The Directoire Collar Rodrigo de Heretz was a worthy man and is affixing a memorial tablet to The Scarf Coat R ek e e i’ eve: The Nipped-in Waist pape? Aliance) The Newest Spring Shades in $1.50 to $2 Th Eppe ;ln Caat QUEEN IS GIVEN TEAM. i il Hungary m ‘Wilhelmina F u ll-Fa s h io ned T— Wrap . With Four “Nonius” Horses. ~ These are the six highlights of the Spring wTIEEDAM o LANA). — Queen S ] l k Ho se coat mode. And we make a ‘“ten-strike” with magyificent “Nonius” horses. This . f [ £ \ . : race, established in Hungaty during the a “smart” purchase which brings them to you ng;l‘eonlc wars, is limited, and, though it been carefully fostered, speci- $ 3 at this very low price. Among the fabrics are EESerS 1.29 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) A little while ago the Queen decided tricova, tricolaine, basket weaves, broadcloth, to augment her stables, and sent Baron Bentinck, master of horse, o visit 4 velvet, covert cloth, silk . . . “softly” tailored number studs. n saw e . : 2 ~enjus” he ch $5 and beautifully finished and lined. S e S b oo (4 pra for $5) y But the Hungarian Chiffon with preny Trimmed and unlrlmmc‘d coats . . . including and wounded f AR P the ensemble coat, which with a frock completes the war, and desired her majesty’s ac- picot tops and plate " . or g e oles . . . medium weight % a costume. Fur trimmed . . . close, becoming present. 2 o 3 . s (Copyright, n::. ’:ly North American News- with silk tops interlined fu", comfortable for warm weather wear. Kll, with lisle and mercerized lyak. lonian. saoiirel’ and broadtail. West Point Changes Urged. salén.5 A complite lingiof SHyRK, EMOpim, 8 WIEWBURGH, N. Y. March 1 (6)— AT . Misses’ and Women’s Sizes ‘est Point outgrown cl es, in the words of the wfijfinwndml of (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Third Floor, The Heeht Co.)