SHINGLE NOT POPULAR WITH ROYALTY.
STRINGENT DRESS REGULATIONS PROBABLE. LONDON, January 9. In view of the King's decided aversion to the shingle, the Daily Chronicle says it is anticipated that there may be a tightening-up'of the Court dress regulations which last year raised the objection to the shingle, but requested that the coiffure should be arranged in order not to interfere with the correct adjustments of plumes and veil. A certain slackness in this connec tion may be reaponible for new regulations. The only shingled Royalty, the Princess of Connaugbt, invariably conceals the faet in the presence of the King. __ mmmmmm _______—.«
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Shannon News, 14 January 1927, Page 2
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101SHINGLE NOT POPULAR WITH ROYALTY. Shannon News, 14 January 1927, Page 2
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