New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

heir trouble. for they are charging IS
alsh as $50 for the privilege OF VII
pessirg the process SION from their win
dows
The inAuy @; visitors for the wedding
aIready has begun. The Abbey and its
vicinity naturally arc the mecca OF
their pilgrmages, but all the down
town streets give evidence o. tho ar
usual event 1iany special excursions
% London have been arranged bv the
raii~osd companies from places as far
away Is Scotland. Paris, Brussels and
Antwerp.
Should the weather man Monday give
promise Of fair skies on the Wedding
.sy--and he today withdrew his YES
wili be full Of guests Tuesday from al
over Europe. To handle the expected
crowd COCO police besides the emer-
gency constabIes Will be called out
l. Qnt hundred wounded soldiers will be
IN reserved stand near the palace
space has been kept there also FOR
women Who did war work such as the
Naacs. thc Nads and the Wrcus.
Even .hc royal nay will have q part
tho days festivities. All Gags will
"e flying VIC naval bands VIII parade
and at night tho ships Vii he illum-
mated.
Tea for Dressmskeys
Although II Is UNLIKELY that Princess
Mary VII appear IN public again be
fore inc wedding dsy, on Monday tho
dressUakers and lnillincrs who pre-
oared hcr trolsscau are to be guests
of the King and Queen at Yea at
Buckingham Palace, and the princess
is expected to appear there Such an
entertainment IS without parallel since
there Vas ing n England
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present to Princes Mary this morning
was d group from Glasgow, who
brought or emerald and diamond cor
sage ornament and m artistic lamp /
The gifts OF Canadian women living IN
London include an old Worcester
china tea and coffee service of eighty /
four pieces ard an old Spanish leather T
screen.
TIE Ea1l Of Harewood father of vis
covu. ascelles, to-day made an add
tional present of ten handsome chairs /
for the Yllncess's new home.
Perhaps one oH the oddost rresents
received was from the Japanese colony /
~ London three poems c0mmemorat- /
ii.E the wedding Ths verses werc in /
japanese snd accompanied by trans
leton by Gonnoske Komaj, the Jap :
anese poet
-. >lI'-N' Iep - by inc AsSo- 4
ciatod Press1--On the arrival Of the ,
Kirg aa5 Queen at the Abbey thc +
Qu,eu smiled and the King raised his I
IT r. ack~0N Judgement of the crowds F
greeting.
Hundreds OF craftsmen and decora- I
tors have been busy for a fortnight (
decorating Parliament Square, the end .
OF Victoria Street the broad sanctuary
If Whitehall and the exterior Of the .
A -
thor malesties seemed pleased with
the nov almost completed work
The principal pillars OF this neigh
borhood are triangular in shape. and
they have been drapod in blue banners
bearing the nonograms ~ and "Ur
on pancied fronts. Niscount Las
cclles's Christian name is Henrv
From ma IS surIo4ndod by gilt coro
nets fly large banners of the Brtsl,
national colors and flags of the empire
Projecting arms bear on either side Of
the pillars il"gs oi the heraldic lozengr
cf Princess Nay and the coat of arms
o. Nlscount Lasce}les. These mast,
fteen yard apart, alternate with sius
pie pillars twenty feet high. topped
with capitals carrying gilt ball heads.
Tie heads o. those capitals are linked
- the main masts by ropes Of white
7oTai gaVlands seven inches in diane
ter, carving l4'g- gilt lilies On each
n.elmed ate n.ast Is an oval medallion
Gearing In relief the suporimposed
aeaas Of TIE princess and tie bride
roo.n-to-be. irar ns the medallions
re fcstoons Of artificial roses aud rose
leaves, with sprays Of button roses.
ne prloai party viii drive under two
arches nAee Of motto banners. One Of
tnese Is near Trafalgar Square. at the
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