Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1931, Page 98

C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 7, 1931. A Crowning of the May queen, Miss Mary Nickoll, during the annual Spring festival at Neighborhood House, 470 N street south- west. © Wood. Flying high! College Like to have this little kitty in your home? Neesa, the leopard, is as gentle as one and 0t flashi th was raised in the house with her fox terrier friend, N‘lickey. They are pets of Olga Celeste, high l:urdlaess ;:gth:v:;nu;l animal trainer of Los Angeles, Calif. For the playgoers’ scrapbook. The National Theater Players pose for an ensemble photo. Left to right, front row: Daphne Warren-Wilson, Nancy Sheridan, Clifford Brooks, actor-director; Adelaide Hibbard, Roberta Beatty. Back row: Stanley Ridges, Frank Peck, Forrest Orr, Raymond Bramley, Edward Poland, John Warburton and Burke Clarke. Meet England’s midget motorcycle champion. He is Ian Hoskins, 7-year-old Londoner, who has been burning up the track on his miniature machine. © Underwood & Underwood. Gude’s Flowers For the June Bride (S n, 4 Flower TRSEST Shops Main Store: 1212 F St. N.W. Nat. 4276-77-78 B, 0 IR SAscRiciPrem I | Middle ATIMRHCStates|CoL: legiate track and field meet at Haverford College, Pa. © Wide World Photos. Secrets down cn the farm. The fair farmerette, if you haven’t recognized her, is Marian Marsh, who needs no introduction to screen fans. The garden of THE DODGE HOTEL, adjoining the new parking project near the Capitol, is a particularly lovely spot with its Springtime flowers. Although many Washington people are not aware of it, both men as well as women may enjoy the hospitality of this hotel. Tue New Lincoun Five-rassencer Courr WHAT qualities do you admire most in a fine motor car? Beauty « « . fleet interpretation of the harmony of motion. Exceptional performance . . . creating in your mind a new respect for engi- neering skill and precision craftsmanship. A promise of perfect service . . . dependable, lasting, satisfying. All these qualities, and many more besides, you will find in the new Lincoln. Long and low, the new Lincoln is gracefully lithe. Yet, more important than this beauty of new dimensions is the new comfort aid safety and security that come from perfect proportioning. Step into the car at the curb. Relax in restful luxury as you gain speed gently but quickly, almost without noticing it. With the new free-wheeling transmission, you pass from low to second to high speed without interruption to the smooth, forward flight. Now, on momentum when you wish, float along through crowded traffic lanes, or skim over miles of highways—this alert power continues to flow without effort, completely responsive to the driver’s will. Such a well-balanced motor car can be the achievement only of painstaking, unhurried building. Prices from $4400 f. o. b. Detroit.