The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
IRELAND CORDIAL
TO KING AND QUEEN
English Rulers Are Received With
Great Acclaim by Populace
Throughout Ireland.
PRINCESS MARY PLEASES
Royal Maiden Does Not Care for
Dolls But Is Exceedingly
Fond of Cats.
BY LADY MARY MANWARING.
cIal Cable TO The Tribune

Special Cable to The Tribune
LONDON. July 15.-The king and
queen were vastly pleased with the cor
diality Of their reception in Ireland. The
king particularly expressed himself as
delighted with the evidence of loyalty in
his Irish dominons.
The investition Of the prince Of Wales
at Carnsrvon Thursday was an impress
sive ceremony. falling short OF course.
of the coronation. The ceremonial was
very quaint and formal and the young
prince bore himself through the ceremony
with dignity.
The prince was supported on one side
yon on the other. lie was preceded by
these noblemen carrying the insignia;
Letters. patent--Sir Alfred Scott Gatty
Garter king at arms)
Mantle-Lord Mostyn.
Train OF Mantle-Viscount Tredegar.
Sword-Earl of PowiS.
Chaplet-Marquis OF Anglesey
Ring-Marquis Of Butte
Golden rod-Duke of Beaufort.
The sword. the chaplet. the ring and
the rod were borne on cushions.
On arrival before their majesties the
prince did obeisance. bowling thrice to
the king,
The home secretary. Right Hon Win
s.on Churchill, read the letters patent.
ing his majesty invested his son with
the insignia.
The prince then did homage for the
principality OF Wales and the earldom OF
I. Edward. prince OF Wales. do become
your liegeman OF life and lin, and OF
earthly worship and faith and truth. !
will bear you TO live and die against all
Afterwards the letters patent were
handed to the prince, who proceeded TO
the chair on the right Of the throne T..
All the girls In the empire feel IN
tpnSely interested, is only natural, In
Queen Mary's one little daughter. the
Princess Victoria Alexander Alice Mary,
playfully called "the little Jubilee prin-
cess" the date of her birth being April.
1897. She is only known by her asst
name. and Is always spoken OF as Frln-
cess Mary simply. being now IA. and as
fond OF sports as her brothers. % whom
she Is devoted. She has never cared AT
all for dolls, and does not even possess
such thing as ih d9 honSe' oniS grl Gd' whs s's
naturally shares her brothers interests
Princess Marv's bedroom Is hung with
beautiful paintings OF cats. executed by
one Of our first lady artists, which: as
the queen has always encouraged her
children TO display In their own apart
ments, may be taken as. at least; some
indication of one of her tastes me NJ
tie princess once asked her mother The
question. Mother, what do YOU do with
out toys?" and the queens reply was
Children are the favorite toys OF their
parents, an answer WulSu sums NY 'ls
situation very neatly. II for the word
toys" we substitute that OF occupa-
ton " since Queen Marvs whole atu-
tude towards her family Dartakes OF that
conscientious and serious character which
marks every ono of her actions. whether
in public or private.
The Clan MenZlcs is one OF the oldest
in Scotland and for long its chief con-
formed to the Gaelic mode OF ruling his
retaincrs rather by patriarchal Influence
than upon fcudal principles. The last
chief was Sir Neil James Mcnzics. Bart.
who died not long ago. and as ne was the
last OF his race OF the male side the hon
or OF chieftaincss comes To be possesscd
by the only survivor OF the family, Miss
Egida Charlotte Menzies, sister OF ihe
late chief In Gaelic the chief was styled
''menairich' IT remains to be seen what
the title Of the new head Of the clan
will be. Unlike Helen Mecgregur. she
will be able To walk abroad without the
necessity of wearing the claymore Of her
slres. which rests In Castle Menzies.