Lenglen engaged to Jacques Offenbach heir son of composer
Suzanne Lenglen, dubbed tennis queen, is engaged to Jacques Brindejones Offenbich, reporter and poet grandson of Jacques Offenbach. The couple, amid denials, plan marriage as Lenglen nears 24 and Offenbich about 36. He earns a modest salary and royalties from Offenbach works. royalties will drop to public domain in 1930.
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