Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1931, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ' Costumes that will be much in vogue in 1932. Representative Sol Bloom, director of the George Washington Bicentennial Com- Iseion Sriakes) S | ewinotesiof Spysoval outh = Battling for the polo championship at Meadowbrook, Long Island. A typical bit of ha 219 l'(;lnela:ot::t‘;lsr:izsnd;::fia);‘eiebyasy:u:i]v‘:g:::: play as the Santa Paula team of the Argentine defeated the Roslyn four, 8 to 7, in the first mat the celebration. © Underwood & Underwood. of the title tournament, © Associated Press Ph( Premier Musso- lini (left) prepares to view the Italian air maneuvers from a plane. He is put- ting on flying gear just before going u’ A’&soclamd Press Photo. The tennis prodigy from the coast. Ellsworth Vines, jr., - - e 19-year-old Californian, holding his trophy after defeating A tall:i:\n;s(};laepsfizctgzu?a:s;;afll]mi: tam:;.e e;fl;’é;fasl:e;: g L rge Lott, jr., for the national tennis championship at ?:;siem{fs Bl ) Asm;alfd Press l—g,omv the Geelong race course. © Associated Press Photo. o TLr The air lures her from Broadway. Mary Adams has de- serted the New York footlights and will soon qualify for a ilot’s license at a Los Angeles traini 1d. 2 A preenee s Angeles training field The first full-dress parade of the school year at West Point. The Cadet Corps passed in review after presentations to the Mili- A family team of outbd Wide Werld Photos ks tary Academy of a bust of Marshal Foch by alumni of Ecole Polytechnique, the French military academy. | O Associated Press Photo. at the international comp are Loretta Turnbull of Mo and Raymond.