Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1930, Page 97

GRAPHIC ( ;z; R« %u tuf S GRAVURE SECTION K 7A| SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON. D. C.. JJUNE 29, 1930. Clouds and reflections. A Summer evening at one of the beauty spots of the Nation’s Just cantering into mat- rimony. The marriage ceremony of Bonnie Jean- Gray, West Coast horse- woman, and Donald W. Harris of Burbank, Calif., near Los Angeles a few days ago. Even the min- ister, Rev. E. W. Dorrance, rode a horse. Associated Press Photo. Carl and Harry Knight photographed after they AN . - had won the tandem single “Congratulations, old chap!” Col. Charles A. Lind- - 1 e 3 blade canoe event in the re- bergh congratulates Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd upon e : cent Washington Canoe the latter’s safe return from the Antarctic. And Admiral 4 . Ely;gbhe:zd“t heard of the birth of a sou to g,olh ::‘L l‘,‘;ij ’ e 2 Watching America’s yachts in a trial race off F g Opyster Bay, Long Island. The sails in the background belong to the Yankee, the Resolute and the Vanitie. Allan Hoover, son of the President and Mrs. Hoover, on the steps of the American Radiator Co. Building, Bay- A : o onne, N. J. just before he But it is not a financial wall. Winston Churchill, - former chancellor of Great Britain’s exchequer, pos- started work in the factory last : A == 4 Photograph taken just after the wedding of Miss Mary Todhunter-Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Clark of Monda: el sesses a brick-laying hobby. The photo shows him at Bala, Pa., and Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr. D B—— IR ‘mg,,_m work in his garden at Westerham, England. .