Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 65

Tales of Well Known Folk | In Social and Official Life M. Jusserand, Former Ambassador of France, Ex- changes Seasonal Grcetings With American Friends—Many Celebrities Listed. BY MARGARET B. DOW M. Victor o4 arrival fall to t 9t ita,c G. Berenger's expect- hington could not rts of thousands to M. Jusserand, for niore a resident of | the ciry Ambassudor of the | French republic, and to recall that the | best of news had com during the holiday from this veteran diplomat and Mme. Jusserand. Though the | dispatch of seasonal greetings in no sountry reac » heigh it does in the Unites usserand re { member the extent of 3 iends in ties and to acknowl 1 ne of good wishes nded on him from the residing, closed home is at the © open states. the | agllely as tial court in e wis a member pursues vine: | active | E the wnd Mme. | PPy | ng a \ the 1ed | | | | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. in course of time over two great peo ples, recall to memory the remarkabie resemblance betweey King George of Britain and his unfortunate cousin the last Czar of all the Russian Young Prince Gust s a sallor and touched the port of New York about 18 months ago in his grand tour of the world, but he did not land. 1In g the Swedish court had issued stern prohibition against _exposing this handsome youth, just 21, to the nilics and beguilements of Amer ood. He will not accompa ts to the e . of course, robs that epc nternational event of much interest the eyes of the younser genera tion * Visits of royal princes to Washing- ton bring to mind that shy young man, the Crown Prince of Belgium Leopold ¢! s Albert, Duke of Bra-| bani, who ompanied his parents, King Albert and Queen Elibabeth. in 191 All Belgium rejolced a few weeks ago that this fortunate young vouth had reached his twenty-sixth vear. but there was the solicitous note hat he shows no That ru ung Princess Beatric 1 two ye was then not quite 13 ish being assigned to each other state reasons, as of old. and 1 there is a strong democratic tendency in Belgium which hi | Leopold would be wise en of his own people pears in no hurry, alty is safely i imony before the is reached. 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