New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1928, Page 14

\VS s [ N\ [NEZ T N A ———— =} 2 2 N Y N WHITE HOUSE VISITOR-— Ambassador Aloxander P. Moore being interviewed: by veporters during his visit to President Coolidge regarding his new post in Peru ; § £, Miss Loranda aughter of Ed- Prochnik. Aus to the United k in Washing- Jfer completing hor studies in Switzerland. P A RS R A T, T it e | v omaid smmin 7 [ \ | EEDSTER - Clar r arathen ron cup after cord for the FPARD HITTER Collins, Connte ) hoost the Athletic a0 P e P Y ad Herald Ca o i R §% s Al WELL MATCHED- - Lion anstocrats of the Melbourne, Viistralia zoo, at the entrance of their grotto home ey oa pleasing looking couple? s - | % GREET EASTER — Two tiny misses are getting their favorite flowers to- gether to welcome the Fas- ter Bunny. (International THustrated Ne MIDDY STAR — Midship- man George H. Moffett son of Rear Admiral Mof- fett, is one of the star box- ers on the Annapolis team which won the Intercol- legiate title. an CHURCH DANCERS—This ritual dance was performed during prayers at the famous St. Marks-in-the-Bouwerie Churc Annunciation. RIGHT AT THEM — M. Jean Borotra. the “Bound- ing Basque,” French tennis star, is shown in a charac- tic attitude during the Australian singles tourna- ment at Kooyong. Cinternational DHustrated News o W < o . . W o Y. via Athletic to vight, Ty Cobh. Tris Speaker and Eddie co these famous basehallers start their heavy ‘hitting and POWLES MEET POWLES—The three Powles brothers met the three Powles sisters and be- came the three Mr. and Mrs. Powles. ’OOR RRIDE —Miss Celene Dupuy, daughter of . noted author, W. A. Dupuy, is miss. ing all of her trousseau which was stolen from her car while she was shopping at Washing- ton, D. . She is to marry Fdward Dingley, of the capitol city. “International Newzreel) h at New York, on the occasion of the Feast of the (International Newsrcel) PHYLLIS FIDDLES While hubby, Langley Tay: Tor, sticks to his architect’s drawing board, Thyllis Allan (above), .as .she is known on the English con- cert stage, draws weepy Although they bore the same name, these Schenectady tunes from her beloved people were not related. They are Mr. and Mrs. John Powles, left; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powles, center. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powles, right. violin. (International Hilustrated News) (International Hinstrated Nows) WON TO JAZZ—Here is our ofvn Paul Whiteman giving Prince Joachim Albrecht the low down on AmeYican jazz The Prince is a noted exponent of classical mus (nternation 3 FTS T TN [ 1N [ TS ] N1 IS LASL L ZTN [ /] P T TS ] T [ ZIN T ZIN T ZIS T AS T2 T AN T ZTS AR ] LI TS AN T