Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 98

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. She keeps healthy by open air exercise. Mille Josephine, a . . - A kiss from a king. At the wedding Magnus Johnson, the new senator from Minnesota, Mrs. Johnson and two of their sisench datceninow aps & p{m“w MiUd' Kinsieongcs miesc snd o children arrive in Washington pearing in San Fran- & 4 Carnegie, the entire royal family was in cisco, also goes high tendance. This photograph, taken imn for a bit of ozone. She diately after the ceremrony, shows King Geor| is doing ‘“her daily kissing his niece. Prince of Wales with bal dozen" on the top of a J turned in the foreground. Prince George a San Francisco sky- 2 ? the Duke of York at right scraper. Hindu strong girl startles blase New York. Marah Marsh allows circus employes The United States Navy Band, Charles Benter, dire ctor, which will give its fifth annual concert at Con- to break a huge boulder on a platform supported by her body. tinental Memorial Hall, on the evening of December 6. ATl st 3 + 1 L f Berk 3 if.. who has ded dress sty Christmas cards of King George and Queen Mary of England. The card at the left, sent out by the king, shows by drle;: (25—,“1;4%‘—:;;?;2; ’I‘:lre ;eo):.\pcsfhéulrvx \?vh;: c::i;?prl:‘.:ed, \l:vejr rse(i‘olrl\ William, Prince of Orange, landing at Torbay in 1688. Queen Mary's card (right) represents the girlhood of Mary, styles for over a thousand years. Queen of Scots. Both cards were especially painted by Howard Davie. " X Wit World Pliatos