The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

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this. Il IL doubtful 4 there ~ ahS"h'
In the land concerning whose nrlF"'e
urc And characteristics less 's hh'" We
Hers has been II life lived in su'h con"
nlete privacy that only hor Intimate
friends are acquainted Win '"C '+'
quality of her personality
According TO the few who can CAIN
~ know her Intimately. the keynote OF
PRINCESS Mary.'s character is her IN
sLssrIrss In all essentials sh" mas
uy.d very quietly and the pleaurcS tn"'
h,ye fallen to her lot have onIy be-"
sufncienl 10 arouse within he" 4 H'e.'e'
sense Of enjoyment and TO form h'f
U~n personal tasteS
No. tcn-t ia. not In social eN!G'-
e,.ce. although she ~ foud or danc'nf'
Iu, her greatest happiness mas alN"I
Iecn in The enjoyment OF country "''
and country Ways. Love or the '''"",
;,., and Of ScvIlard's beauties are deSP-
" rooted In her. one OF her more P"'
,,rr,la- interests IL the study or trees
and she has Il comprehensive k"o"'s""
or Un"Ir many varieties.
s. -. .u excellent hnrSewoman anu
nj Ea,u.ur.l. she drives pair OF Sp'r"-
,d ,rc.S and has. ~ times driven
ronr.iu-Naud She loves her horssS H"'
particularly her hunter and never '""''',
, better ;hnu when III the saddle
Nurssd IN Rosp4tals.
Second to her hf" IN the c""h"''
Princess Mary has found her 6'eu'e
interests rrd happiness III the WaiuS u
the Childrcu's hospital III London. f''r
She nu:&.d regularly iUrinS Inc va,
and became 80 ii.bucd with the Io\e OF
! /. thai at;rr tn" c"nS,usiOn or pe"'t
she continued TO work there '"''c
n"Ck
81. has u great natural apuLUd" '"r
the work :" mJ,N :" that she "a> "'''
on, .aiucu II good urarit"a. e>peil''>'
,r rr.s'nc. but has assisted 1T surHl'a'
urc.-ii"uS.
perLaus her instinct for nursing came
on; the more. strongly in that she was
,nrirg for children. She - never ;"
Mappyp as whcu spending an hour pay ,
I'M with the children Of her inaFEIeu
tTirndH.
Her enjoyment o. country lie anu
her special aptitude fur nursing nave
not precludrL the Princess from decel-
uping her tastes on the artistic anu
; musical side Of life. Few girls VII!
rcme. int" tn. Possession OF I'M"
LonSc. Of pictures and OK old turnitnFe
With more appreciation or Their beau
ties. Sh" lakes an interest more par
. tirularlv in pictures and 81" IL person
oily gifted in music. frr sac sing" IN
soprano voice OF some power. She pre-
rcrs the oder music masters and does
not care for modern and more difficult
works. but she has certainly Intent
within her capacity and taste Tor
music which VIII deNe'"p Win ''e
Years.
OF the many charities which the
-. NlrNS
NcodIeworl Guild ,nm"s first. This as
sor!atiou of women undertakes tho col
lection every year Of garments OF all
kinds for tue sick and needy and rrin-
cess Mary HERSELF makes and under
takes the work OF collecting from among
Ter friends htr own contribution OF
over 1000 garments annually. She
knlts = rrcai deal herself and In the
work OF distribution she takes q per.
sora! share.
sympathy with Girls Clubs.
After this. the Girl Guilds are her
maia interest and AT Saudrimgham she
takes part in the WORN OF the local
SuildS
Ifey sympathy with tie activities OF
the Na,ioaa! Organization or Girls
Clubs completes the trio Of her main
INTERESTS III Inc dAldNlS o. "puICl
children
Written down tuUs simply. the Prin-
cess's tastes sound. perhaps. N'tle
serious. But. with a. this she Las 4
very great capacity Tor enjoy mcnt and
It. may be that she really enjoys the
public functions IN which she takes
part because she has such an Inbred
knowledge OF how 70 DO them SO we'll
She possesses that amazing memory
foT faces and people that hsv grand
Gather, the late King Edward. had and
IN SAVIOR fairc ard selr-posscssiVn Sh,
, is very finished.
Only her intimate friends know thai
i her good manners in public are but tn.
outer reflection OF nature that ~ Cs
Sentially Thoughtful FOR others aud thai
> she understands sytnpa hcticaliy ;ht
l small tastes. the little pleasures gnt
likes aud dislIhes that make up the sun
! Of everyday NE She never fails e
make the demonstration Of her inne,
i sympatIes 4 practical one.
= she not only thinks for and a. ether:
bu: be gives thUughtfu.ly aud Ieuer
r ousiy. And She has TIE rare elf, o
never forgetting 10 say Than. YOU
= Tor services rendered.
The charm OF her nature Hes !m TIT
' uU.tcs Il very youthful simplicity with ;
e sturdy depcudahiescss o: character ant
" capacity for great ,hcrouy hncss in a!
= she undertakes
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I Princess Mary's wedding.
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:, newspapers arriving today were file
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