Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 16

- A—16 . . CROWD SEES KING ON SCOTLAND VISIT Thousands Gather on Crag as Royal Garden Party Is Held. By the Assoctated Press. EDINBURGH, S« d, July 9.— Thousands of persons, gathered on the slopes of Arthur's scat, a noarby crag, watched the picturesque scene as King “Seorge and Queen Mary greeted their anests at a royal garden party on the historic lawns of Holyrood Palace this afternoon. Some €00 guests at the party, repre- senting almost every walk of life in Scotland, formed a lane through which their majesties and the Duke and Duchess of York passed. Every now and again the King and Queen would turn aside to greet someonc whose face was familiar, Visit Norman Church. ‘The King and Quesn, who are having a joyful visit in Scotland, have found time for a number of informal excur- sions and the Queen has done a con- siderable amount of shopping in Edin- burgh. Their majesties accompanied by the duke and duchess, yesterday visited the ancient Norman Church of Dalmeny, which has been restored by patient villagers working in their own time over a period of several years. ©Old Holyrood Palace, which has many s sinister page of history associated with rovalty, was the scene yesterday of a brilliant reception. The King, in the uniform of a colonel in chief of the Scots Guards, sat on a | throne of carved oak. Beside him was Queen Mary in a gown of peach-colored Chicago Policemen, Grown Up Now, Must Take to Long Pants By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 9.—Acting Police Commissioner John H. Al- cock has decided that the Chicago Police Department has grown up. He ordered the officers to long pants, starting July 2. ‘Trousers with cut-off legs to go with puttees were outlaved, ex- cept for”motor cycle and traffic men, The order left each policeman with about 10 pairs of trousers, but with not a great deal to put in their pockets, as it came at a time when the City Council was talking of trimming their income with vacation economies. MRS. WILSON PAYS VISIT Sits in Meeting of Committee on Arts and Letters—Will Leave for Paris Tonight. By the Assoclated Press. GENEVA, July 9.—Mrs. Woodrow ‘Wilson, who is visiting Geneva on her return from Poznan, Poland, today in- spected the site of the new League of Nations Headquarters Building, where the “Palace of Peace” is under construction. The entrance to this new home of the League will be a huge gateway memorial to Woodrow | Wilson. The President’s widow will leave to- night for Paris. During & brief informal call on the League secretariat yesterday, she sat | for a few minutes in a meeting of the | Committec on Arts and Letters. The committee arose at her entrance, the chairman voicing appreciation of her TO SITE OF LEAGUE HOME | Store Hours at the Raleigh Haberdasher Friday: 8:30 to 6... aturday: 8.30 to 2... { Enjoy the | convenience of a Raleigh CHARGE Entire Stock of Knox and Raleigh Straw and Panama Hats Reduced chiffon embroidered with tiny diamonds | Visit and recalling her husband’s part and wearing the blue ribbon of the |in establishing the League. Order of the Garter. | Archers Form Guard. | Names of historic families rang |BY A Staff Correspondent of The Star. through the lark oak paneled room as | CLARENDON, Va., July 9.—Robert Lord Hampden announced the guests. |Hutchinson of Manassas, lieutenant The throne room was a medley of color | governor of the Capital district, yester- as men wearing the Highland garb of | day addressed the Arlington Kiwanis their ancestors moved among others Club on ‘The Influence of Kiwanis In- wearing the uniforms of the navy, | ternational in Promoting ‘World Peace.” army and air force, The Royal Com~ pany of Archers, who form the King's Podyguard in Scotland, attended in | Mary will carry to the dock side a jug their uniforms of green and gold, each | once the property of George III, dated carTying a ceremonial bow. 1764, filled with wine. Pouring the con- Tomorrow the King and Queen will | tents into the water, she will name the board a steamer to open the great new | dock. 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