Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1923, Page 19

British Society Beauty Intimately Describes Duke of <Y0rk’s Wedding ! Royalty’s View of Great Event Misses No Small Detail. LadyDianaManners Tells How Wales Saved the Day 1 wedding as it appears to a Telow Conper. Of all the Abeth Bowe made her 1 by Lady aueen. o Lady Diana s for the little points and the Big persomalitivs that make sach an esent n W page jana Olivia Winifred Maud Manners wunkest daugnter DY DIANA MANN vet neck ring, coat and But_all lace jabot round privileges are disap- and even this, the privilege of the | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO the king and ‘queen. o Before the princes take up their position they make their bows to their parents and to their grand- mother, Queen Alexandra, with that impulsive. humanity that has so 10ag endeared her to the hearts of the British public, cannot resist taking the voung bridegroom’s head in her hands and kissing him upon both cheeks. And, of course, having done it to him, she had to do the same to the Prince of Wales, Prince s Day. While they are yet awaiting the arrival of the bride, an amusing inci- {dent occurs. The Duke of York notices that the cushion upon which the bridal couple are to kneel has in the course of the procession been Kicked points to it with an amused smile. The high dignitaries of the court stand on either side, their heads raised in the air, their backs as SHiff as the pillars.of the Abbey. their thoughts soaring far beyond lowly things as cushion Iquestion of etiquette. ness is it to replace the errant cush {ion? 1s it a job for the gentlem: !usher or should the controller of the houseliold do_it, the lord steward perhaps, or the lord chamberlain? Cartainly not the master of the horse The question might still be per- plexing court circles had mnot the Prince. of Wales seen what was jwrong. Quick as a thought he dart- “d across the aisle, captured the | &ushion. replaced it in the right posi- ind the question was solved w . the bride approaches. The lold abbey Is filled with musie. The | Utage is set. All eyes are turned in Jone direction. cven the 1 { David Garrick, B | hatween the stone curtalus that con- {fine 1 nxious as any of us to show. [four. arrived earlier with | An bri nd w lit- most sol- »s are beautifu of the altar steps, is just as lovely as & bride can be. Nor is there pathos lacking in the spectacle of this slight young girl, the very center of such magnificent pageantry, so much cere- mony, so much display—the very center of interest to the large and | distinguished company within the abbey and equally to the huge multi- tude without. f Service Unchanged. | ‘The marriage service is just the ordinary marriage service. Nothing put in, nothing left out. There {3 an address from the arch- bishop, which is not easy to hear in all parts of the church, and then the bride and bridegroom pass into the vestry to sign the register, accom- panied by the king and queen and the very few of the nearest relations. Presently the radiant couple reap- pear, the familiar strains of the wed- ding march fill the church and they walk down the aisle, followed by the king and queen and the rest of the royal family, the Prince of Wales tenderly escorting Queen Alexandra. The procession has hardly passed before we slip out of the north door, near which we are seated, and are in time to e the bride and bride- who have left by the west driving away. We catch one glimpse of their two happy s and in our cars wo hear the t roar of welcoming London, which has been waiting for hours to give them the greeting that they deserve. groom, door, 1 1923, in United Sta by North American Al ‘rights recersed.) = There are more than forty variet- the tobacco plant, but fewer nd Grea Newspaper Al Lie than ommercially smoking for the manufacture of mixtures. t| gent the Beagle to investigate. half a dozen of these are used | N, D. C, APRIL T e e e e e e e e e e Mosquito Fleet First Used in War | d On Pirates in Caribbean Watersf The rum fleet piracy which has been reported in Caribbean waters and on our Atlantic coast, and which has suggested the organization end use of a “mosquito fleet,” recalls some romantic history which Capts. Porter, Farragut, Tattnall and others first made history for the young American Navy in the early decades of the nineteenth century. Piracy in the waters of the gulf and Caribbean sea recall a time when ordinary naval vessels failed to reach the seat of trouble to which the creeks and lagoons en our lower coast gave some protection, thus call- ing into existence what has long since been known as the original American “mosquito fleet.” Had Thrilling Record. The “mosquito fleet” of the years gone by was the conception of Com- modore David Porter, which became | 8o effective then that its mission from 1820-24 was soon over, but not with- out the record of one of the most ex- citing chapters in our early naval history. In 1824 Commodore Porter had evi- | @ence that valuable goods had been stored at Foxordo, Porto Rico, so he n |landing the commanding officer was arrested and thrown Into prison, Porter sailed for the island, landed a force of 200 men and demanded an apolog: vhich was given. The government, it seems, thought the great naval officer had excceded his authority and court-martialed 29, 1923—PART 1. Porter with a sentence of six month, | suspension. He resigned his com mission in the American Navy and| entered the service of the Mexican| government as commander-in-chief of | the naval forces of that country,| where he remained for some years. Died In Turkey. When Andrew Jackson was elected President, Porter had a “friend at| court” who offered to restore him to his old position in the Navy, but | he declined, and in 1831 accepted the | position of resident minister to Tur- | key and died at his post in 1543. During the civil war the “mosquito | fleets” were revived by both the Fed eral and Confederate navies, a record of which is now a pirt of the naval | history of the war between the states. The proposition to organize & mosquito fleet is the first instanc in our history for a peace-time fleet | of this character which has arisen | for the protection of the organic law{ of our country. U. S. Army Mattresses, Pillow THOUSANDS OF Cots and Blankets FOR SALE OR RENT 11 STORES WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO. Main Office 303-5 10th St. NW. Don’t spend the day in your kitchen TITH a coal range to fill and cy, is no longer unique, for! > e German ambassador also \\e.u\j?“ v-g‘l’v‘:-‘ ordinary evening clothes today. Inl‘.“”‘ e | the past the German ambassador sur- | U8e% | 11l his colleagues in the v e ! uniform drafts to fuss over, it takes a long time just to get ready to cook a meal. When you repeat this three times a day, there is little time left for other household duties or a much-needed rest. 1t is no longer necessary for you to spend the greater part of every day in the kitchen. Just say to your hardware or furniture dealer, “I want to see a wickless Florence Kerosene Range.” Abriefinspection will convince you that the Florence can add leisure hours to your day. | - % / With a Florence in the kitchen, a8 v Y Y vou just touch a lligh(tfid matdchhto the m TN T e ok} asbestos starting kindler and have a ,mfimm@ U‘:‘VJUM“"’ hot blue flame. i AL L0 their leans BY LADY DIANA MANNERS., B: Cable to The Star. LONDON April 26.—~We are seated word and that. d his wife are At hand not even ador but is duly impressed, hal but who wonders | hould That is what we mean by pro. s. 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