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LETTER

A Brilliant Court: The Prince of Wales' Birthday: Kien Lung's Vase on Exhibi- tion: Greenwich Pageant: King Feisul in England: Church of England Monks: "Peter Pan's" Son Christened

(Special Air-Mail Service)

THE KING'S FIFTH COURT

LONDON, June 29,

The King held the fifth and last Court of the season at Buckingham Palace Inst night, the first that he has" held this year,

To-day he will review in, Hyde Park the London Territorial Divi-

sions.

His Majesty has now completely thrown off the effects of the rheu- matism in the shoulder which re- cently prevented him from wearing fall-dress uniform. Last night he wore that of Colonel-in-Chief of, the Scots Guards.

Although the last," it was the most brilliant Court of the year. The Queen, in a gown of gold Jame with a train, of Irish lace, was u regal gure. Beside their Majes ties in the Royal Circle were the Duke of Gloucester in Hussar uni form, Princess Alice Countess of Athlone; the Earl of Athlone, Prin- cess Helena Victoria and Princess Mary Louise.

The red roses which were the greater part of the floral decora tion made a marvellous background for the pastel shades of the de- butantes frocks. There were more brocade gowns than at the previous Courts this year, and with these gowns it was usual to have a full, train of old lace..

Miss Betty Nuthall, the lawa ten- nis player, who sprained her ankle, in a recent match, was one of those present. She made her, curtsey th her ankle tightly strapped, and was able to walk without be traying any sign that it was in any way injured.

THE PRINCE OF WALES The Prince of Wales celebrated the thirty-ninth anniversary of his birthday on June 23.

WHITECHAPEL CHILD'S STRANGE CAREER

MILLIONAIRE'S WIFE AND LABOUR LEADER

Frankfurt-on-Main. Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes, who had varied career as a London stun-dweller, a Labour leader, and a New York millionaire's wife, has died of heart

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THE PRINCE AND US.

RYDER TEAM

The Prince of Wales flow

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Trent Park, Cockfosters (Middle sex), the residenec of Bir Philip Sasroon, to-day, where he met the members of the American Ryder Cup team.

He afterwards played golf with Sir Philip Sassoon and members of

the team.

ROYAL PARTY AT GREEN.

WICH PAGEANT

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The Queen. King Feisul, King Alfonso, and the Duke of Glouces ter visited the Greenwich Pageant on Saturday night. The Queen was attended by the Dowager Countess of Airlie, Lady Victoria Forester; Sit Derek Keppel, and Sir Harry Verney.

and sent to New York.

Mro. Stokes will be remembered as the child of the Whitechapel Ghetto" whinee" marriage to Mr. J. G. Phelps Stokes, the Ameriem millionaire settlement worker and;

publicist, ended after 19 years, in. the Divorce Court in 1925.

and her parents, Russian Jews..

She was born in Russia in 1870,

brought her to London when she was seven. Her childhood days of poverty in London ended at the ago of eleven, when she migrated to America. There she became a cigar- factory girl in Cleveland.

It was while she was engaged in settlement work in New York that she met Mr. J. G. Phelps Stokes, and they were married in 1906. Subsequently they were involved in numerous

munist troubles, and both were ar- Socialistic, and Com rested on charges of exhorting the workers to rise against their op pressors."

In 1925, after disagreement with her husband over political ques- tions, the marriage was dissolved.

The Queen arrived a few minutes after tea and remained in the royal bor until the pageant finished, In ditions which had been experienced view of the wretched weather con

all over London throughout the day, the organisers were certainly | Fortunate, because not a spot ol} rain fell during the whole of the evening. The Queen arrived back, at Buckinghara Palace shortly became godfather to the infant son fore one o'clock yesterday morning.

KING FEISUL AT WINDSOR

being conducted over the state and private apartments; King Fejsul walked through the garden at the foot of the Round Tower to St. George's Chapel, over which he wAS shown by the Dean of Windsor...

A large crowd of visitors gave King Feisul of Irag an enthusiastic reception when he visited Windsor Castle yesterday. The royal party motor in three cars from London and. entered Windsor Castle During the day he called at Buck.through the private grounds. Alter ingham Palace to receive congratu. lations from the King and Queen, In the afternoon he played a round of gol with his equérry, Major Aird on the links at Eltham, and in the evening went to Greenwich to see the Naval Pageant. His Royal Highness dined beforehand with Vice Admiral Barry Devile, president of the Royal Naval Col lege. Greenwich. After the page ant he returned, to Westminster with Lord Fitzwilliam by motor racht.

Flags flying over Government offices and public buildings formed the only official celebration of the day, but hundreds of telegrams poured into York House from ali parts of the world.

The following telegram was re- ceived from the Prince of Wales in reply to the Lord Mayor of Lon- don's congratulatory message :-

Please convey to my fellow-citi- zens of London my very sincere appreciation of their good wishes and birthday congratulations.

EDWARD 'P.

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AN EMPEROR'S VASE Few objects at the exhibition of Chinese aff at Mesars. Spint's gal leries have excited more admira. tion than a glass vase standing 75. high and brilliantly enamelled in famille-rose colours.

Its bag shape is held to sym bolise plenty which is appropriate since it was made for the personal

called at Frogmore and visited the On the return journey the party royal mausoleum containing the tombs of Queen Victoris sad, the Prince Consort.

King Feisul left London last night ou the Scottish express on a visit to Edinburgh. He is accom panied by Lieutenant-Colonel Bir Francis Humphrys, High Commis sioner and Coromander-in-Chief in Iraq, and Genersi Ja'far Pasba, Iraq. Minister in London,

ELEVEN ANGLICAN MONKS

A ceremony which, it is believed. has not taken place in the Church

SIR J. BARRIE AS GODFATHER

Sir James Barrie yesterday be.

of Mr. Peter Llewelyn Davies, the publisher, and the Hon. Mrs. Llewelyn Davies, formerly the Hon. Margaret Ruthven, one of the Ruthven Twins." Mr. Davies was the original Peter Pan.

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The christening ceremony performed at, St. Columba's. Poat- street, by the Rev. Archibald Flem- ring, the minister of the church.

The child's full narae are Ruth- ven Barrie Llewelyn Davies, His godparents, besides Sir James Bar- rie, are Aircraftman Shaw (Col. Lawrence of Arabia), the Hon. Mrs. John Barran, and Lady Ea- monstone.

VANISHED BARGAINS

Mr. Francis Mallett, who has ar ranged his fifth annual exhibition of antiques to help, the National Art Collections Fund, tell me that the pièce de resistance in the show -superb Charles II. cabinet of scarlet Incquer was found in a small house at the seaside.

"But the owner was very well aware of its value," he added. "and I had to pay a stiff price." The day has passed for picking up, bargains.

Just thirty years ago some im-

of England since the Reformation.poverished gentlewomen living at was held in the Church of St. Worthing found that an old un- brysostom, Peckham, London, framed portrait which had been yesterday, when i young men, to hanging in their little ball, behind the presence of the Bishop of the door, was able to fetch 2,000 Southwark, took rows almost den-suiteas at Christie's. tical to those of monks in the Roman Catholic Church.

Eight years ago the vicar, the Rev. George Potter, founded the Brotherhood of the Holy Cross, which now numbers 11. The bre- thers dress exactly like Roman and going about the streets bare- Catholic monks, wearing girdlen headed.

use of the Emperor Kien Lung. During the past eight-years they The painting is the work of Ku have been on probation, but now Yueh Hauan, the famous director they have completed their teats. of the Imperial glass factory estab. lished in, the palace at Peiping in

1680.

CHINESE GUESTS Mrs. Baldwin was missing from her usual post at Lady London derry's party, just inside the pic ture gallery. She was at Grosvenor House receiving the guests for the International ball, which I found in full swing when I went on from Londonderry House.

The ceremony was an impressive one, and was witnessed by a large congregation.

Half-way through the service the 11 young men stood before the Bishop, and in clear tones made a declaration which they afterwards. signed, that as long as they lived they would not possess any money or property of any kind, that they would act in strict obedience to the vicar, that they would only receive One of the largest parties was would never mary or

food and clothing, and that they' entertained by Dome Adelaide Livingatono. who had dinner party for nearly thirty before the ball Eevéral of them were. Ohi-.

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a blond of East and West. All of at nights recently has been the them danced well. The Hungarian number of lighted aeroplanes flying Minister arrived rather late. Lady about. These machines, with their Gladstone was there talking to Lady Glenconner, whose picture

green and red lights, have bocu frock was

of old-fashioned chiné practising both in connection with taffeta.

the R.A.. pageant at Hendon and sexrohlight work. The planes go

QUEEN BUYS. JADEN The Queen spent an hour yester. day at the Chinese bardstone cars. ing exhibition in Bury Street, St.

a certain distance, switch out their lights and then the searchlight parties have to try and locate them as speedily as possible.

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Mr. Mallett iaforms me that there is a growing craze for eigh- teenth-century Dutch silver caskets. They will soon be rising in value.

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