Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1932, Page 95

GRAVURE SE(CTION—FEBRUARY 28 At the gala Bicenten- nial ball. Colonial America came to life again in the gayly costumed gathering at the Mayflower Hotel. Underwood & Underwood. The old engine of the Friendship Fire Company was a conspicuous fea- . ture of the Bicen- - : J Mme. Emmanuel Lombard, wife of the tennial parade at 2 4 - i » military attache of the French embassy, as ndria. George S = Pl -\ i i = m the air as massed thousands at the east front of the Capitol Q}e;;:ing:aon(} haf,, L = 2 | g x ; : :::t:xgrl:::lt;glll.n Ao costumz:;mt:;“fi; eorge Washington on the Bicentennial of his birth. At a signal self purchased the 2 oover, a great chorus led in the singing of “America.” old apparatus. © Star Staff Photo, Courtesy At'antic Seaboard Airways. © Harris & Ewing K4 ) \ President Hoover reviews the Bicenten- nial parade at Alexandria. In the box with him are Mrs. Hoover and Gov. John Pol- lard of Virginia. A.P.Photo Ernest Lee Jahncke, Assist- ant Secretary of the Navy, and Mrs. Jahncke in the Colonial costumes in which they ap- peared at the Bicentennial ball. Underwood & Underwood 7 : | in Your Abdomen Katherine - K Foundat o figure co’l;; inua larger. The hid- den inner belt lifts and reduces your grominent abdomen so you, too, can wear the new styles in outer garments.” Girdles & Corsets $1.50 20 $3 Lace and Jersey Bandeaux and B S N R A Miss Janet Fish, sister of Repre- sentative Hamilton » i : Mauric 2 - L Fish of New York Jarv?s ::,ager?:rl:d Ag:tok:i \Ih;e}:i'téo;;g!;olafisu;‘l\; The “Continentals” pass in colorful array before a;;;ea:ed as Judith Grace Peters Johnson as Casseopeia, in the Bi- P‘;”ide;( va: and Gov. Pdhm:f V‘"LS‘;‘:&:';"S:: Bayard (Mrs. Peter centennial folk-masque presented at Constitution AlEra DaEs i 5 Stuyvesant) at the Hall last week. Underwood & Underwood Bicentennial ball. Harris & Ewing. Bruarsieres §1 o $350