Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1934, Page 105

GRAPHIC GRAVURE SECTION [ 2 u u SUPPLEMENT 14 PAGES IN TWO PARTS WASHINGTON. D. C. DECEMBER 16, 1934. | Crowned heads of Europe and other royal dignitaries gather at Buckingham Palace, London, on the wedding day of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of Greece. Left to right, front row: Unidentified woman, Queen Maud of Norway, Princess Nicholas of Greece, mother of the bride; King George of England, Princess Marina, Duke of Kent, Queen Mary of England, King Christian and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark. Back row: King Haakon of Norway, Prince Paul, regent of Yugoslavia; Prince Waldemar, Prince George of Greece, unidentified woman, ex-King George of Greece and Prince Nicholas of Greece, father of the bride. Seated: Lady Mary Cambridge and Princess Elizabeth of York, bridesmaids. © Associated Press Photo. Niagara dons Miss Josephine Roche of Wintry 'raiment. Colorado (right), first woman Frozen mist from to serve as Assistant Secre- the famous Bridal tary of the Treasury, is con- Veil Falls left most gratulated on taking office of this silvery touch by Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, on the trees. director of the Mint. © Associated Press Photo. Wide World Photos. Winter applies scenic touch. Look- ing across the Cap- itol Grounds from B street after the season’s first snow had lightly trim- med the trees and the Capitol dome. © Wide World Photos. Pros scramble for loose ball. Keith Moles- worth, quarterback of the Chicago Bears, is about ‘to drop on the fumbled pigskin in the great battle for the na- tional professional foot ball championship, won d . . ‘ by the New York . A - Blaze sweeps studio sets at Burbank, Calif. More than half the 80 acres of the gé?.:tsgx{)o ‘tgl é:, at 1:;\; S o el Warner Brothers-First National Studios was left a smoldering As&}‘::glg%i :Lit‘h : ; 0 ess Photo. York. © A. P. Photo. sl Ny Ty