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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-21
UTUMN means moving and NOV

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IA ing again means changes in
- - addresses. This year it is in
teresting to note that several of the
old homes of well-known Minneapolis
Families will be abandoned for their
owners are planning to move into new
residences in more fashionable and
newer districts. '.|>.
The Cavour S. Langdons, who have
lived in the old Judge Shaw house on
Tenth street and Fourteenth avenue S
ever since their marriage. are now at
nue.. Mrs. Emma G.. Crosby, who is
building residence near the John
Crosbys' home on Stevens avenue and
First avenue S, will leave. the old
Crosby home on Tenth street S some
time in the early part of December.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Dunwoody vacated
the old Dunwoody house last spring,
and are now getting settled in their
beautiful place on Mount Curve avenue.
Another change will be the removal
of the j. B. Gilfillans from their old
home in East Minneapolis to their
stately house on Clifton avenue, altho
this will not be for several months to
come. The E.. N. Osbornes' home. will
hereafter be ., fine old English mansion
ION Pillsbury avenue. Mr.: and Mrs. F.
w. Clifford are occupying their hand
some residence on CnItOn avenue. Inc
new home Of E. E. Hewitt. Stevens and
Franklin avenues, will be finished about
Dec. l. Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Harden
bergh and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. Hallowell will be at the
new country home Of the Hardenberghs
at Ferndale, Lake Minnetonka, the
greater part of the winter, altho Mr.
and Mrs. Hallowell are planning an
extended trip after. the holidays. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Deere Velie have gone
back to their residence ON Spruce place
las there is no possibility that their new
home on Clifton avenue can be ready
for several months. The new Rogers
residence is also built on so elaborate
a scale that it cannot be finished until
another spring. The F. A. Dunsmoors
have the Ceylon Lyman residence on
Harmon place this winter, and w. Y.
sChute and his bride will be at the Hal
lowell house on First avenue S when
they return from their wedding tour.
! Karl DeLaittre will probably bring his
bride to the A. G. Loring house on
Clifton avenue for the winter.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon Lyman gave up
their old home to move into an apart
ment in Lyman Court on Harmon place.
Lyman Court is to be the home of Mr..
T and Mrs. James Archibald Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
/, n. F. Hawley Gas Mr.. Hawley sold his
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Thomas Lafayette Rosser, to Allmand
Blow Elliott of Charlottesville, Va.
Cards announcing the event were
received in Minneapolis during the
week. Owing to recent death
in the family Of Mr.. Elliott,
the marriage ceremony was a
quiet one, only the relatives being in.
attendance. The Rossers came to
Minneapolis in the early '70s, and
General Rosser's name is closely iden-
tilted with the growth and develop
ment Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Rosser is
the sister of Fendell G. Winston, ST.,
w. O. Winston and the late Phillip B.
Winston. - d.
Miss Leila Winston is now in Rich
mond, Va, where she went after the
wedding to attend the horse show, one
of the fashionable events in southern
society. .yys@ + 4 s4
The Philippine islands are being in
vaded by Minneapolis brides this fall.
Two Of the Minneapolis girls have al
ready. spoken their marriage. vows,
while third is now sailing over the
blue Pacific, bound for the Philippines
Mrs. j. A. Powell received cable
gram Wednesday from Manila an
nouncing briefly the marriage Of her
daughter, Florence, to George A. Gal
lagher Of Manila, which took place i'm
mediately upon the arrival of the
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Rush City, N. Y. He is graduate
the Sigma Chi fraternity. Since 60
ing to Manila he has been the acting
director of the bureau Of engineering
and consulting engineer to the commits
sion.s
Miss, Lillian Fuller's marriage to
John Gray Of Manila is to take place
a few days after Miss Fuller arrives in
Manila, which will be the first week
Of November.
It is fortunate that enough out-of-
town brides are coming to Minneapo-
lis to fill the places Of those who are
going away. On the calling lists this
winter there will be the names Of a
number Of young matrons who will be
welcomed to Minneapolis. Among
them will be Mrs. w. Y. Chute, who
comes as a bride from Europe, by way
of California. Mr. and Mrs. Chute
are at present travelling in southern
California. but they are expected home
the latter part of the month s
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Gale cele-
brated the. fortyffth anniversary Of
their wedding Monday and ii the
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TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

evening Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Lind
ley gave a family dinner at their
home on Stevens avenue, in honor Of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald Ross
returned last week from their wedding
trip and are at their apartments in the
new Lyman court, Harmon place and
Fifteenth street. They will receive
Nov. and 81. Mrs. Ross was for
merly Miss Anne Bovey and her we'd
ding was one Of the pretty affairs Of
September.
Mr.; and Mrs. Llewellyn Christian are
the east and are at the Christian resi-
dence on Eighth street s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Knoblauch gave
the bridal dinner Friday evening at
their home on Douglass avenue s in
honor of their sister, Miss Emelie Knob
LAUGH, and Herbert Lincoln Morris and
their bridal party. Covers were placed
for twelve, and the decorations were
beautifully carried out in green and
white, with asters as flowers. The
chair Of the bride was wreathed i'll
green and fastened to, it was clus-
ter OF fragrant white roses. AS a SOU
venir of the delightful affair the guests
found colonial souvenir spoons at their
covers. j., III I'll
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. William H
Condit entertained at her home on
Fourth street Sc for Miss Knoblauch
and group of young women. The
rooms had pretty setting Of palms
and ferns, and clusters Of roses added
their beauty to the appointments.
The marriage of Miss Knoblauch and
Mr.. Morris takes place Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride s
mother, Mrs. Emelie Knoblauch, 1927
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house on Franklin avenue to L. P.
Hubbard); Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Haywood
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Fritsche. IT

A number of the society women are.
making short visits in Chicago and the
east. Mrs. R. B. Langdon and Mrs.
H. G. Truesdale are spending month
in the east. They: accompanied Miss
Helen Truesdale last week on her way
to Smith college, and Cavour Truesdale'
who returned to school at Lawrence
vile, N. J. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl.
Partridge are at Port Arthur, and Mrs.
George R. Newell has gone on a short
trip to Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
R. Rand will close their country home
at Monticello this week and will open
the town house for the winter. Judge
and Mrs. j. B. Gilfllan have been
spending a few days in Chicago. =,
Mrs. W. G. Shull is spending a few
weeks visiting in New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shull and family arrived
last week in New York after a sum-
mer's tour in Europe. They will 90 to
Georgia in a few weeks, as they are
planning to make their home in At
1anta. Miss Eda Shull will not come
to Minneapolis this fall as was ex.
pected by her friends.
Mrs. W. L. Bassett is the guest Of
at her home on Park avenue. Mrs.
1odoocCG p1duhAuS W 1CnV0 ooOu lOl
the east to spend several weeks, and
may join Mrs. Frank MacKay on trip
to Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. MacKay
are at present on their way to Cali
fornia to attend the Mccall Willard
wedding at Riverside. They will come
back Immediately after the wedding.
Miss Margaret Welles has been enter
tanning informally for number Of the
younger people during the last week at
her country home near Minnetonka
Beach, Lake Minnetonka, for her guest,
Miss Ferris Of St. Lous.
The Cotillion club will give it's OPEN
ing ball the first week in December.
The exact date has not yet been de-
cided, but it will be either Dec. or
Dec. 7. Elk's hail. which has been
the place of the club s social gather
ings ever since it was organized, will
be used again this year.
Miss Leila Winston of Minneapolis
was one Of the members of the Wins
ton family who went south for the mar
riage of her cousin, Miss Marguerite
Rosser, daughter of General and Mrs.
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Miss Leila Winston Of Minneapolis
was one Of the members Of the Wins
ton family who went south for the mar
rage of her cousin, Miss Marguerite
Rosser, daughter of General and Mrs.
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Miss Edith Kempton and Edgar w.
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kempton, 2501
Twelfth avenue S. The service was
read in the presence of a, group Of rela-
tives and intimate friends Of the young
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left on
week visit to Brainerd. They will
reside in Minneapolis. ~.,.# ~.
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Minerals In Food.

Minerals ill our food form an impor- tant ingredient as regards our nutrl- tion. They seem to assist the digestion of our foods and arc needed to complete the composition of many fluids of the body. Thus the salt in tears is poetic and proverbial both, and salt Is also necessary for the perfection of the gas trie juice of the stomach The phos. phate of lime Gin which oatmeal, by the way, is rieh is needed for building bones and there is not q fluid of the body, from the blood to the saliva, for which certain minerals are not neces- sary. Too mueh mineral matter, taken, for example, in overhard water, is in. iuFiou~. Therefore all hard water shonll be softoD@d before ':sp. such wa. ter produce constinati9n and dyspepsia and k aRt to caGsse kidney troubles.
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Rossc:ti'a Vse For nu Elephant.

,'ab.5ci RoSsc,t had d pcna!!ant for Wila animals. l.e was with difficulty prevent al one time from purcl4@ie4 lo-aza voI,s iaf2&e ss!.a ! young el, ...gfss
 Browning said to him, What Oil eartlt #ifl HoH do With him, Gabriel:' aaa Rosseui replied: T mean to teach h:r 10 clean the windows. Then when some ohe passes by the house he will see taa elephant cleaning the windows anl will say, .Who lives in that house" and pee pie will tell him, 'Oh that's a nai.:4..r called Eossetti,' and he will say, ' think l should like to buy one of that mans pictures So he will ring te cone in, and l shall sell him picture
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IsClcSS EXnenSe.

An old couple fell ill of old age to- sether. The husband died, but the wife had more vitality On the day follow- ter and the doctor was congratulating himself on the success of his treat 'nent. But the woman's point of view was different. She complained bitter iy, for, as she forcibly pointed out, "Et ee'd lat me alone one funeral 'ud q done for us two, an look what it'll cost now berrying two of Us seuaratelv'"
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COTTON BELT TIME CARD.
Trains North


 No. 2-I.eave Pine Bluff l:25 D. m arriHa St Louis G:&5 q. m.; arrive Memphis 7:3o D. m. Ne. 4.-Leavc Pine Bluff 12::55 a. m.. arriye Memphis a. m. arrive St. Louis G:0l D. h.; arrive Cairo 1:25 r. m.
 Little Rock Train, No. 32.-Ieave Pine Bluff 50 D. m., arrive Little Rock G:20 D. m. Ne. 31.-Eeave Little Rock S:05 a IT,, arrive Pine Bluff l0:35 a. m.
 Trains South. No, l.,-Leave Memphis $40 a.m.. leave St. Louis at 9:55 D. m.: arrive Pine Bluff :45 D. m.; arrive Texarkana S:35 D. m. No 2.-Leavc St. Louis 9:20 D. n..: leave Memphis S:2o p. m. arrive Pine Bluff 1:55 a. m.; arrive Texar lana 7:30 q. IT..
 p. B. A. R. Trains. leave Pine Bluff 2:4O D. m. Arrive Pine Bluff 1O;1O a. IT..
 Sunday. Leave Pine Bluff p. n. Arrive Pine Bluff g a. m.
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#e offer One Hundred Dollars rs yard for any case Of catarrh thas can not be cured by Ea)i's Garar1H cure.
 F J. CHENEY &. co. Toledo 0 We, the undersi8ned have lpoYf r ] Cheney for the last fifteen years. ar' believe him perfectly honorable n all business transactions and fnan cially able to carry out any obliga tions made by his firm
 WALDING, KlNNAN 6 MARVIN,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo c
 Halls Catarrh cure Is taken in lernally, acting directly upon th' blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tenn Testimonials sent free. Prc, 5 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug gists.
 Take Halls family pills for consti tation.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
Thruogh Sleeper Memphis to Allan.
 ta, via Chattanooga.


 Commencing Sunday, February the so-lthern railways train No. 12, le2Vine Memphis union depot at S:o9 ?. m will carry Pullman sleeper. which will 20 through 10 Atlanta via Chattanooga, arriving new terminal station Atlanta at 1l:59 q. m. This tlain VIII c9nnect with all noon trains cut Of Atlanta fer the east and also 10 points in Georgia, South Caro. lima and Florida.
 For tickets, reservations, CT other information apply,
 (. A. heSaussnre, D. P A,
 |. M. b. saus pro, C. P. * T. A.
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W. E. WILLIS.
Attorney at Law.

Office oyer Cotton Belt Bank. Will practice in all courts, both state and federal.
 Careful attention given to commer- e al practice
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Effective sunday morning time card @at into effect a Bluff and Nestern railroad 'l1 will her af.eY arriye and ''1 Tier Ut Pine Bluff,
 Mixed tl..ii4=No. 1 on the 2 and Western which has p left Pine Brdtr at 1;;8o p] leave here at 12:lo ?. n, a, Benton at 5:l5 instead of 's mixed train No. of the E ? will leave Benton for P.ns no a. m. instead of s::lp a ing at P ne Bluff at 1929 5 stead of l:so p. m. as f'fn7
 On the L. R. H. s. ana 1.' \ the lirst-class passenger, ' left Benton for Hot sp'lls. y, D. h., viii hereafter lS'. minutes later, and pass'rs' p' No. 1, which formerly 'sD 1 Hot springs at s::3o a. . m, ,,, , 4a minutes later; No' ! rr, srly left at 7:45 a. ill., '.,',s, ', 7:aa5 a. m, and No. D. ....,,s sssI left at 6 ? m, will . n.'s s,,s at 5:45 p. nl., 15 minutes ~
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 Is tinged with a . saa hin The "saucoe she giSS'
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Ha raz books for tta collection of lI4a .cZaI asssasa Ha94 =t-a-Ie aHe#z4 #a district =Na.=lz- fas tHa ai azf1s aafts f#.grIa= o. .sata s.reees, and 1ee
 Sixth avenues #E t ci1-=al Pz41 Bluff. Arkansas has a-a ,a .H ts#3s s41 o#Hs ez 5e aer.y 1z.as sa the distrias
 H5E their aaae55H # d da f csa He ae8 willie a4aaoae I at tza of +fa f see collection saaf aJl f5s 3agal lies aa1 e5
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 In requesting berth reserVl. sengers should specify Tae.i st CT stan lari' is desired
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ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE tJiu.c;sy tina Proved that DandruH ta
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Science is dof.ig wonders these days in medicine gs Wel as in mechanics. Since Adam 2i@3d tbe haman race has been tr .,i'1.e5 ui.a G>u&ruif. for which no hair a. afta.s .ioa Has heretofore proved q suc, ..sl.. c,lse H4stt.@,s ubgo's aerpieide Was ,.1t o,l tlc laa,,.et. It is a scieuti.e prep a,a.i5. aas I<t.s the gerGl that makes
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tnIng that will fill it. You'll find some scissors oAcre in that in the Win- dow.
 lis sl.2t WAS wet with blood, and yet the girl clipped it away With steady hands. He looked down at the wound and then smiled up to her T Ill all right, IL was q steel jacketel 303O It won't bleed much, and it's above my lung I'll fool him yet
 The driver. wild of eye and much erunpled of hair, scrambled into the room. "N;ho did il? Who did it:'
 Never mind who did it. Plug this hole commanded Raymond. Bring some cold water and pour on il.
 Ann saw that the drivers wits We're too muddled to permit of proper action, and while her tense nerves Guiyered she bathed the wound, which was all ready ceaSing to bleed.
 Turn me over. cap" called Ray mond. "You'll find another vent oil the other side
 Louis and the driver turned him gen tly on his face, and Ann Was mortified to find an uglier wound than the other. Sick with horror as she was, she con trved to cut away the shirt and stanch the blood as before.
 Raymond was recovering from the
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Derby, Wight. Harry Macfarlane, r.
Anderson, Sidney BalloU and Dr.. FitZ-
gerald
Miss Violet Makee was the guest of
honor at Mrs. z. D. Tenney's luncheon
on Wednesday. Following the lunch
con bridge was played. Those who
shared in the hospitality of the hostess
were Mrs. Captain Heidi (nee McKin-
ley), Mrs. George Fairchild, Miss Cor
della Walker, Miss Kaufman, Miss
Margaret Castle, Miss Elsa Schaefer
and Miss Jessie Forman.
.1.&.S
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier enter
tanned at a delightful luau last Sun
day in honor of Mrs Dreier's birth
day anniversary. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. Dreier Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin. Mr..
and Mrs. Brunette, Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth, Captain and Mrs. Lorensen, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Fay. Mrs. Cecil
Brown, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Chllingworth
Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. S.
Bertelmann, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Irene Dickson, Miss Annie Rose, Miss
Emma Rose, Miss Dutot, Miss Mary
Chilingworth, Miss L. Weber, Mr. Fred
Weber, Master A. Dreier, Master E.
Dreier.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Give Davies, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewton-Brain, Miss O'Meara
and Mr.. Horton were dinner guests of
the Swanzys on Friday evening.
~ .s.%
Mrs. F. NJ Benner, of Oakland, ar
rived on the last Alameda and will
daughters, Mrs. w. o. Atwater and
Miss Benner.
Miss Mary Gilman, of Portland
after a most delightful visit of two
months with Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, re-
turned yesterday on the steamship Hi
lonian to her home in the Northwest
- ~
Rear Admiral Terry, u. S. N. and
Mrs. Terry have returned to their
home in Washington. D. c. for the
winter. Miss Terry will join them after
making several country house visits
near Philadelphia.-Army and Navy
Journal.
49,
Mother Chamberlain is quite i'll.
1888
Major A. Shaker, Artillery Corps,
Mrs. Shaker and her sister, Mrs Fos-
ter, will leave New York October IS
for Fort Baker, Cal, where Major
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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without the strain of royal blood which
/ the court convention of Spain deems
requisite for them, were received there
as the Queens guests. King Alfonso
was at her side, but the ladies of the
court remained unmoved. So the young
Queen wrote to King Edward for adj
vice, which came in the form of a rec
ommendation to be sensible and re
spect the peoples stupidity when nee
essary and in time, if you are wise, you
will have everything your own way"
Another court custom which has tried
the patience of the young Queen is that
she must appear at dinner every even
ing in full State evening dress. If she
appeared at quiet dinner in the sim
pie evening gown which is favored by
all the royal ladies of England at such
domestic gatherings the Spanish court
would be dumfounded.
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each, the first two rows in the bal
cony So and others behind al $3.50.
sEIS.%
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Cooke are Wig
iting relatives on Kauai
~ ~ n
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W c. Deering are
spending d few days AT Haleiwa,
- -
Mrs E. Z. McCIanahan was hostess
at q delightful! tea on Tuesday az her
Manoa valley home.
- ~
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of DR.. NJ. T.. Grossman. OF
Honolulu. to Mrs. ]. a. Webb, of Chi
cago. The wedding will take place in
December in the Windy City.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. Matteo Sandonna. the artist, Is
now in Paris.
The return of Mrs. Alexander Isen-
berg and children is expected early the
coming month. They have been in
Japan all summer.
tsa1.&
Those present at the delightful dance
given by Judge and Mrs. Stanley Sat
urday evening in honor of the tenth
anniversary OF their marriage were:
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond de 3. Layard,
Captain and Mrs. Combe, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. Lewton-
Brain, Miss O'Meara, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mott-Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Marx,
Mr.. and Mrs Cation, Misses Cation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart. DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. c. Deering, Miss
Gyms, Miss Patty, Miss Ewart, Misses
Hartwen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Young,
Mrs. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Carter,
Misses Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodiek,
Miss lilly Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill, Mr..
and Mrs. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
M. Mist, Miss Mist. Misses Soper, DR..
and Mrs. Hoffman,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckners. DR.. and Mrs. Cofer, Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Soper, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Baird, Judge and Mrs. Frear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bottomley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Singlehurst. Captain and Mrs. Slattery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt, Judge and Mrs.
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COURT RULES WEARY QUEEN

LONDON, September 30.-Before the
marriage of King Alfonso and Queen
Victoria many people prophesied that
she with her fresh simple unconven-
tionaiity would be too much for the
stiff convention of the Spanish court
More, however considered that the con-
ventions would be too much for her
According to a Madrid letter the lat
ter case appears to be coming true. The
young Queen is said to be particularly
annoyed at the obstacles put in the way
of inviting old friends to stay with her
Some of her closest girl friends who are