Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1930, Page 118

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 14, 1930. Little pigs are quite the rage at Miami Beach these days. They must be black and white to qualify for this select company and the pink ribbon that leads them. © Wide World Photos. President and Mrs. Hoover meet the Marine mascots at the Marine Corps-Coast Guard foot ball game. Mrs. Hoover is lean- ing over the box, apparently ready to shake hands, but the two bull pups seem to have their mind on foot ball. The Marines won the charity battle for the President’s Cup, 7 to 0. © Star Staff Photo. Mrs. Herbert Hoover greets her grandchildren on their arrival to spend the Winter at the White House. Left to right: Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr., Mrs. Hoover, and the nurse, holding little Joan, who was born last Spring. In front are Herbert, 3d, and Peggy Ann Hoover. Associated Press Photo. Fire Belle and Fire Chief, two little whippet beauties ex- hibited by Dudley Browne of Chevy Chase, Md., at the Wash- ington Dog Show. Star Staff Photo. Two extremes at the Washington Dog Show. Miss Bonnie Tubbs of Havre de Grace, Md., poses her little black and tan, Speedy, smallest dog at the show, with Mrs. Wrisley Brown’s Great Dane, Dawn, largest dog there. © Wide World Photos. In the vanguard of Hawaiian vacation- ists. Janet Gaynor, screen star, waves : . ey s farewelll ac-alie" eails for® tews msatiigin Japanese hairdressers vie for the prize in Tokio exhibition. Dressing t i art, despit ini popularity of Western coiffures in the island empire, © Undcr%o:d':z‘%ngd‘:m 1 | Pasadena’s fairest daughters chosen for Qm;n of Roses and her court. The queen, seated, is Mary the sunny isles. P. & A. Photos. hair in the Japanese style is still a highly developed Lou Wadell, who will reign at the Tournament of Roses on New Year daj'. and her court, left to d Joy right, are Marta Almsted, Alice Ashley, Myrna Wilson. Fannie Arnold an ce Dunkerly. © Associated Press Photo \