Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1930, Page 115

carme g @he Sundwy Stard WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 6, 1930. 1 Potomac Park’s perennial glory. The Tidal Basin and the Lincoln Memorial framed in the April beauty of the Japanese cherry trees. Spring lures the First Lady to the bridle paths. Mrs. Hoover and her sister, Mrs. J. H. Large, starting off for a ride through Rock Creek Park. © Underwood & Underwood. © Underwood & Underwood Among the inaugural day crowd at Bowie. Vice President Curtis and his brother-in-law, Edward E. Gann, on hand for the opening of the season at the Maryland track Tuesday. © Associated Press Photo. A close finish in the Inahgura] Handicap, feature race on the opening day at the Bowie track. Bocaratone is showing the way home, with Pennant Lass a good second. ® Associated Press Photo. GRAVURE SUPPLEMENT After the smoke of battle had cleared. Capt. Grauer (left) of the Oxford-Cambridge lacrosse team shaking hands with Capt Cornbrooks of the St. John's College team, which defeat- ed the British combination, 5 to 1, in their game here at Cer tral Stadium. BECARBIOS