Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1929 — Page 2

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8 AMERICANS PRESENTED AT BRITISH COURT Charles G. Dawes Appears in Evening Clothes With Long Trousers. LONDON, June 27.—Queen Mary presided over a British royal court alone tor the third time Wednesday night, acknowledging the curtsies of eight American women among the several hundred presented to her. The Americans presented Wednesday night made a total of twentyeight. v.ho have been presented at i the three royal courts this season. Eight others, besides several ladies of the American diplomatic corps, will be presented tonight. The Americans last night were: Miss Frances Barclay, Warrenton, Va.; Miss Rosemary Bauer, Chicago; Miss Dorothy Chase, Waterbury, Conn.: Miss Natalie Coe, New York City; Miss Pauline Fenno. Boston; Mrs. Edward F. Hutton, New York City; Miss Usaymar Johnson, New York City, and Miss Lillian Sanger, Sangerville. N. Y. An unusual touch was given last! night's court by Ambassador Charles O. Dawes' presence in evening! clothes with long trousers. So far as known the first Amerl- [ can ambassador to appear at a royal j court in any but the prescribed knee j breeches, made of cloth similar to I the evening coat. The ambassador was granted j special permission to wear the long ; trousers, an embassy official said. I King George still was not con-1 sldered able to endure the ordeal of j the court, and Queen Mary again acknowledged curtsies alone.

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JACK DALTON AND BRIDE ARE ON HONEYMOON Ex-Bandit Chief and His First Sweetheart Wed ' in Airplane. Bu Vnited Press ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. June 27. —Somewhere in the arid deserts of New Mexico. Jack Dalton, one-time bad man and his sweetheart of frontier days. “Cattle Annie'’ Burke, were on their belated honeymoon today. To show they had lost none of the dare-deviltry of their youth, Jack and Annie were married in an airplane here Wednesday. The romance of Jack Dalton, once a member of the famous Dalton gang of outlaw’s, and “Cattle Annie,” who, as a girl, earned her nickname by being one of the few women cattle raisers in the southwest, dates back thirty-two years. At the time Jack and his four nephews w r ere fleeing from the vigilantes after a daring train holdup. Knowing capture meant death, they hid in the Oklahoma hills.

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