Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
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stration by Army Air Force: 2:30 pm
to 3 pm.--From Naval Air Station-air
demonstration by naval air Forces 90
pm, Riding Hall, Fort Myer. Va; cav
airy and field artillery drill for inau-
sural visitors-admission by card; 7:3C
pm to 1890 pm.-Pan- American
Building open to public. No card neces-
sary. Promenade concert of Latin
American music
pm. to 1890 p.m.-Corcoran Art
Gallery open to public--Admission Csc
Sunday, March Sam. and pm
Special services in churches Throughout
the day. 3 p.m.-Arlington Nationa
CONTEMPLATING of wreath on Tomb o.
Unknown Soldier by American Legion
BIS p.m.-Rialto Theater. Ninth stree
between G and H streets-Concert BY
nationally known artists and clubs, anc
perturbation of Washington, THE
Enchanted City From Dawn to Dusk,
by Charles Coltax Long
Monday, March 4-8 pm. to 9 p.m.-
Monument grounds-Display of fire.
works. BIS p.m.--Rialto Theater
Ninth street between G and Fl streets
Concert by nationally known artists
ington, The Enchanted City From
Dawn to Dusk"
Tuesday. March $40 am. to Il
noon-United States Navy Yard open
for inspection. United States Coas,
Guard cutters Mohave, Manning ano
Apache will be open to public at Navy
Yard dock. Boiling background show
OF Army, Navy and commercial planes
II noon to 1870 pm.-Flights over
washington by commercial planes
J pm. to 2:30 p.m.-Air demonstra-
ton By Naval Air Force. 2:30 to 3
p.m-Air demonstration by Army All
Force.
Headquarters have been established
by national and civic organizations for
out-of-town members. Information re-
garding them available at the various
information headquarters.
Four Coast Guard cutters-the Mo-
have, Manning Apache and Seneca
arrived at the Washington Navy Yard
today. They will be open for public in
spection from 10 to II noon Saturday
and Tuesday.
The program of Latin American
music arranged for the promenade con-
cert at the Pan-American Union Build
ing Saturday evening in honor of the
recent South American tour Of Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Hoover was an
nounced today by the general enter
talnment committee. 1t will be render
ed by Meyer Goldman's Concert Orches-
ira.
Hoover Invites 500.
Five hundred members of associations
which Mr.. Hoover headed here and
abroad during and after the war. have
been invited to a reception at the
Hoover home on s street Saturday after
noon. Broadcasting arrangements were
completed yesterday and inspected by
c. B. Graham, Sidney Lust and H. C.
Reed. in charge of these arrangements
The main control building will be
in the telephone company building, at
TIT Thirteenth street, and pickup sta
tons for the Nationwide hookup of the
two great broadcast networks will be
located in the official stand at the
White House. the Lafayette Square
stands across the Avenue, the southeast
corner of the Treasury, The Star Build
ing, the Capitol and the Senate
Choice seats in the Lafayette Square
stand practically all have been sold,
and only few Of the other seats along
the side of the Treasury and in the
square between Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets remain to be sold. Off,
Gals at the Union Station report the
vanguard of the expected great host of
visitors already passing through the por-
tails and are prepared to handle a great
influx of visitors aSturday, Sunday and
early Monday morning. Visitors are to
be brought to Washington by train on
reduced fare schedules arranged by
practically all railroads.
Counter attractions to the unof1icial
inaugural charity ball at the Washing
ton Auditorium the night of March 4.
include several other balls, the pic
turization of Washington" concert at
the Rialto Theater and the fireworks
exhibit on the Monument Grounds.