Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1934, Page 83

23, 1934. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER or Cub Members Only By W. E. Hill (Copyright: 1934: Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc.) A talk on interior dec- orating by a real city interior decorator. Sub- ject: “Doing Over the Small Apartment on a Budget.” Glad to an- Book critic about to tell the . g swer questions. Tells ladies of the Tuesday Club / > / e 4 the ladies that “old what to read and what to rose striped walls with see on the stage when they cabbage rose borders go to the big city. Starting are definitely out.” Sug- in with one of those ingrati- . gests cellophane ropes ating smiles and a bit of S} on white. whimsical humor. ’ Dark - eyed Southern beauty, with the cutest “ Southern drawl, giving a talk on “Architecture 7 of the Old South.” From the cabin to the Civil War mansion. Passes around photos of §... Old Virginia home- steads. Footprints in Hollywood cement. Jeanette MacDonald and Maurice Chevalier join the film famous who have left their prints in cement blocks prominently displayed in the foyer of the Chinese Theater. Maurice observes the courtesy of ladies first. © Wide World Photos. This girl gives recitations with much action of the facial mus- / cles. From the Midwest but that doesn’t stop her from negro dialect. The club turns out en masse to hear her say “who dat dar? Who dat at dee do?” -~ TR iy T Lady club member list- ening to interior dec- orating talk. Wonder- \ This is a musical item and very enjoyable. The three sisters Murphy in costume, presenting “Ye Old Time Songs.” One sister sings and the ing if she can induce lecturer to stop on way to train and tell her what'’s the matter with the dining room. others accompany on the zither and xylophone. * om awa, ma in progress. Mrs. Grassy is one of the younger members. Was called on suddenly to introduce lec- turer on account of some one being homesick. Nearly dying : of fright. (In foreground, Mrs. “You are calling me Ver- Frances Florence Peabody, who - will talk on “Healthy Bodies 7 I hear Fhe stream ! From Sunshine Town,” shown Lush with snow and grlzzled exerting silent charm on her underg.r owih, et‘c. audience.) (Real live author giv- ing a reading.) y i Lady lecturer with the big name, the Countess Lutzi-Putzi. Going to tell about court life among the diplomats” wives in Turkey. Was to speak on general conditions in Europe, but on account of Thanks- giving being a short time back, and Christmas coming, Turkey seemed more seasonable. A Tennessee farmer proves it! That if you start with the calf and lift it every day you’ll eventually be lifting the cow or the bull. In'this case Herbert Edward of Ger- mantown, Tenn., is lifting a 900-pound bull—with a smile. © Associated Press Photo. Hello, America! Miss Chiduko Kashiwagi presiding at the in- ternational switchboard in Tokio, where she is handling calls between Japan and the United States over a new radio- telephone service. © Wide World Photos. Wild ducks are not wild when he’s around. © A generous Santa Claus for Memphis, Tenn. John Cowieson, a Miami, Fla., naturalist, has them Seven tons of ‘pla.ster and other things went into eating out of his hand and his pockets. The mi- the creation of this huge figure of Saint Nick for grating fowl always find him waiting for them a Christmas parade there. © Associated Press Photo. when they fly South. © Wide World Photos.