Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1928, Page 18

WASHII\'GTOJ\'. D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1928.° . SPINDLERS 801 11th Main 2704 STAR, t is to be made at Brussels by the | She died In London in August, 1923. meof'g " i William Leeds, her son by her first i3 THE EVENING Thefllltmnomeoflhel)ownger Queen | marriage, married Princess Xenia of Olga of Greece is being fitted up for | Russia in October, 1921. the occupancy of the newlyweds upon Princess Francoise is the second |vatories, all equipped with alrplanes, their return from their wedding trip. | daughter of the Duke of Guise and was | on Wrangels Island, Franz Joseph ! 1 Princess Francoise visited Rome a|born at Paris Christmas Day, 1902. |Land, and Novo-Siberian Islands. o (T R UIIRK T Remt e e e R B T T e e e T Duchess of Aosta, and stayed quietly at | z | | emy of Science plans geophysical obser- the Hotel Flora. The engagement was Y TS e e e ot ety N THE . BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL i ration Over| Christo her of Greece En-|until he had seen the Duke of Guise. 7 5 L s 9f g ; . i Prince Christopher is a brother of The Convenlent Tralll 4 s Rl oaged to Prioess Fran. ‘6 e Ene puien o Gl | o all and Deliver Leningrad) July 29, 1888. He married | Mrs. W. B. Leeds, widow of the lm§ Praises U. S. coise of France. lean and Press plate manufacturer, in February, 1920. Atlanta and Birmingham daily, arrives Atlanta 9:00 o'clock pam. Through train. Pullman cars, coaches, observation car. By the Associated Press. S = ROME, October 29.—Prince Christo- pher_ of Greece, widower of Mrs, W. B. Leeds of Cleveland, Ohlo, is | engaged to Princess Francoise, second | daughter of the Duke of Gulse, pre- | {tender to the French throne, The | | marriage will take place at the Orleans | | family estate at Palermo next Jan-| | uary. 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