Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 10

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D €., THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1926. 10 THE 1 roe, wearing the dress which Mrs. - N ! S O C I E‘ I : Y Monroe wore when, as the wife of the Marriage Licenses. American Minister to Iingland. she was | Marriage licenses have been fssucd to the | !neaemenl at the Court of St. James, s ' Al e (Continued from Ninth Page.) binson is a direct descendant Lardine e troops in | g . Mrs. Nicholas|Connecticut. AMrs. Hollister Chapman | Longworth Elkins, | will portvay the wife of Matthew Wil Try to Show Chamorro i 10 cameren. e, 1 W colonial governor of on Government Is Not Estab- 3 lished on Force. fLeonora Arche $2.88 Monroe The Hahn “Health” Shoe Relieves sore feel and keeps normal feet well! Special Purchase Women’s Spring Low Shoes Remarkably Priced will wear until the Loard also de i, Mrs, William Mg ¥ A s 1o again call tention to the erick 11, Gillette, Mrs, i | fact that embly is » subscrip- | ~mmes, Mrs. Anson Phely tion ball and that only by aplyi 4 3 n K. 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