THE ROYAL SONS
PRINCE HENRY. RUMOR OF POSSIBLE BETROTHAL. LONDON, January 11. The ‘ People ’ says that the possible betrothal of Prince Henry, the third son of King George, to a Scotswoman is the subject of talk in London. His name is frequently coupled with that of Lady Mary Scott, aged twenty, the fourth daughter of the Duke of Bucclcuch, who is at present Prince Henry’s host. The friendship of Prince George, the fourth son of the King, and Miss Poppy Baring, daughter of Sir Godfrey Baring, is also attracting attention.
PRINCE GEORGE. A VISIT TO THE FAR, EAST. TOKIO, January 9. Accommodation has been arranged at the Kasumigaseki Imperial Palace for Prince George of England, who is about to visit the Far East. Until it is known whether the visit is to be incognito, it has not been decided whether or not to treat him, as a Royal guest.
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Evening Star, Issue 18851, 28 January 1925, Page 8
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