Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1931, Page 95

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—MAY 31, 1931 Puget Sound skip- pers race on a breezy day. The wind kicked B up a choppy sea, but all The Capitol dome gets a new Spring coat—of paint. And this the yachts safely ran is how the east steps and the plaza look from the dizzy heights the course from the at which the painters are working. © Underwood & Underwood. Seattle Yacht Club to Hat Island. © A.P.Photo. Scene at dedication of the new Memorial Chapel at Walter Reed Hospital. Bishop Free- man made the dedi- catory address, and the athering included and Hurley. Creators of Individual Permanent Waves for Over 20 Y ears Why daughter, mother Recalling the days of his grandmother all are outh? King Carol of Ru- mania chatting with Prime Minister Jorga, who was the King’s boyhood tutor, as they ride in the royal car tog on Carol's recent visit to 1221 Temisoara, © Wide World Photos. Connecticut Avenue Ladies’ Turkish Baths THE WORLD’S MOST Ring Roller Re- FAMOUS LIPSTICK ducer Marie Earle Facial Salon French Perfumes Har Goods Chirofody For Appointment Just Call Decatur 0920-1-2-34 IHE JUNE BRIDE raisin festival. Miss Aileen Higgins, who reigned over the (\‘ T O R (0 i 3 annual event this month at ]t /4 &" Fresno, Calif. * © Underwood & Underwood. Quality (Not Quantity) Production SRR E AT Georgia Marble is not only one of the most beautiful, in Memorials” but one of the most permanent of monumental materials, 2 > . E ; . willbesent is not just a claim. It is proven by years of perfect weathering, g % SR E v Y e and substantiated by Government tests. ' 4 : = § _ 7 JEWELRY COMPANY Ghe GEORGIA MARBLE COMPANY, TATE, GEORGIA % vaiaa ¥ ) Bt Lof 23 N409 7th St. N. Wi