Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1931, Page 97

iRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 22, 1931. Winter sports on the Wellesley Col- lege campus. Miss 4 Alice Jenkins of - s g Lined up for the ski race. Wellesley College girls enjoying the snow on the campus Yonkers, N. Y., for- 2 at Wellesley, Mass., where Winter sports are made the most of in recreation hours. gets studies for a ’ O Associated Press Photo. toboggan frolic on g the snow during the annual Winter sports carnival. © Associated Press Photo. Hot on the scent at Pinehurst. Hunter and hounds taking a fence during a hunt meet on the estate of Verner L. Reed, jr. Associated Press Photo. Mauling the keys! Gov- ernor, 4-month-old lion cub, attacks the typewriter perhaps with the bright- eyed thought of writing his own account of his airplane tour of the country. He arrived at Spokane, Wash., recently with Capt. George R. Hutchinson as pilot. © Wide World Photos. towel service from his Two miles to go on snowshoes. The start of the intercollegiate ia g snowshoe race of the Dartmouth College Winter sports carnival at g at Miami Beach, H 4 Associated Press Photo. anover, N. H. It was won by Albert C. Lazure of New Hampshire University. Wide World Photos. Ready to retire. An interesting photo of Geraldine Farrar, former Metropolitan Opera star, snapped in Los Angeles shortly after her Things are so fast at Monte Carlo that they stage motor announcement that she would retire at the end of her present con- races on the streets. Here are two racers rounding a corner. cert tour. Associated Press Photo. © Associated Press Photo. An interested spec- tator. A bluejacket from the U. S. S. Black Hawk watches a Hindu prepare himself for self- torture at a religious festival at Singapore. nniversary banquet, at the Mayflower Hotel, February 12. W Kleworiaimtioios. © Schutz.