Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 45

The Private Life of The Prince of Wales (@As Told by an Intimate) Chapter XII. Relatives and Woman Friends BY W. T. MARSDON. ritten Exclusively for The Star and the North American Newspaper Alliance. 1t is & happy feature in the life of the Prince of Wales that he has always ‘a( pride in the fact that he had mar- ried into the royal family and that this | aroused in the prince a dislike for Lord Lascelles which he took little trouble to conceal. In one little tiff with the prince THE .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, ,hnps the most serious one he has ever | had with a relative. ‘This happened shortly after the prince had set up his establishment at York House. His royal highness was then beginning to visit night clubs and cafes. Queen Mary was distressed, believing this derogatory to the dignity of the position the prince occupied. She had several conversations with him, but not to much purpose. ) The prince saw things differently. After all, he had been through the war and had seen things his mother could scarcely dream of. The prince had no serious difference with his mother, but he continued to live his own life. Then the Queen thought it would be e — AN TN %z a good plan to get the Duke of York to talk to the prince. Disagreement With Brother. The Duke of York (Bertie) at this time viewed life differently from his eldest brother. He took, and always has taken, himself and his position more seriously than the prince has done. At this particular time there was un- der consideration a plan for the Duke of York and the prince to keep a dual bachelor establishment at York House. But over the matter of the night clubs the duke and prince had such a ba disagreement that the plar. for their living together was dropped, and never renewed. ng‘ A o \‘m«\ AN Candy Treat d | Lady Rachel However, after the Duke of York had become engaged the prince took him and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon to the Embassy Club one night, with the Duke of Gloucester and some of the Duke of York’s particular friends. They had a merry evening, and ever since the Duke and Duchess of York have danced as regularly at night clubs as the Prince of Wales. ‘The question of the marriage of the Prince of Wales is often talked about among his relatives. Not long after the ‘war the prince was reported engaged to Cavendish, beautiful daughter of the Duke of Devonshire, w{\o later was married to Capt. Grey- Stuart. A R 1929." It was rumored, truly or otherwise, that Lady Rachel would not marry the prince because such an alliance would separate her too widely from her own intimate friends and relatives, and that she thought the prince would be hap- pier married to a royalty. Many Rumors of Engagement. The latest report was that the Prince of Wales was engaged to Lady Ann Wellesley, a granddaughter of the pres- ent Duke ot Wellington and one of the prettiest debutantes of last sea- son. In between these rumors there were many others suggesting the en- gagement of the prince to girls of royal rank and. otherwise. But there Phone was apparently no truth in any of them. The prince has a wide circle of wom- an iriends, but it seems doubtful if he has ever been in love, or violently in love, at least. ‘The prince’s friends include women of very different types. For example, the Duchess of Sutherland, one of the most beautiful women in English so- ciety and one of the most vivacious and amusing, is an intimate friend of the prince. So is Mrs. Dudley Ward and so is the English actress, June. There are many others. Some little while ago the Prince of Wales was going down in his car to Sandwich Saturday evening to golf over the week end. A tire burst and this nearly led to an accident. Then it got into the press that with the prince was a very pretty young lady and an clderly one. . presumably mother and daughter. Their names were not dis- closed. They were simply friends of the prince. ‘The type of girl the prince likes | best would be difficult to define. He | probably couldn't define it himself. (Copyright, 1929, by the North American Newspaper Alliance.) (Next—The Prince as a Landlord). ] i MM SN x A pound box of Mammy Lou Butter Crcams and a pound box of Mammy Lou Cocoanut Royals. Both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” Priced M ucl‘Lower! Special Price Reductions For Friday and Saturday Only 3 W hite Owl, inv. for Havana Ribbon 20c been on friendly terms with his rela- tives. | ni® serious dispute has cver divided | im from any of them. The reason | 3 mainly is that the prince has never,‘flr‘lfl‘f‘i““;“ made the least attempt to exercise that | 21 [rends mary authority over his relatives which the | Fank and settle down. heir to the throne is supposed to pos- | A Call Down from the Prince. sess. § And the prince is reported to have The principle on which he has acted | replied: has been, “You go your way and do as | “Well, T may know some people not you please, and I shall go mine.” at the top of the tree. but I have an With his sister, the Princess Mary. | almighty swell of a brother-in-law, any the prince has always been on the most | way.” affectionate terms. But he did not wel- | 1 come Lord Lascelles too warmly as a | brother-in-law. He has been only once brother-in-law. |or twice to Goldsborough Hall, and It is an open secret that the prince | rarely goes near Chesterfield House. But hoped his sister might have found a | he sees as much of his sister as he can, husband younger than Lord Lascelles, | either at Buckingham Palace or at the and one with a temperament and dis- | homes of mutual fricnds. position more like the prince’s. [, With his brother, the Duke of York, It is said the prince also believed | the prince is on very good terms, but he Lord Lascelles made an undue display ' once had a quarrel with the duke, per- had with Lord Lascelles, his brother-in- law 4 “If you thought as much of your family as I do, you would drop your nd a lot of your wom- some girl of royal N | | 50 30e mr $2.69 of 50. — ‘The prince does not see much of his | Cinco, inv. Bold, inv.. 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