Queen Rania baby shower in DC
WAX2000060707 - 6 JUNE 2000 - WASHINGTON, DC, USA: Queen Rania, in blue, talks with Esther Coopersmith, in yellow, who threw the Queen a baby shower at her house in Washington, June 6. The Queen, who is five months pregnant, is in DC with her husand King Abdullah on an official state visit. jr/jr/Lili Iravani UPI
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