Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
Tales of Well Known Folk
In Social and Official Life
Incidents Of Interest Relating to Notable People
and Sketches Gathered by Star Core
spondent Now Abroad.

what is now the Italian Riviera into
Gaul. It was modelled after the mause-
leum of Halicarnassus but was much
smaller. Mr.. Tuck has engaged the
Society of Archaeology in restoring
the noble ruin. According to savants
the trophy stood in good condition until
possibly the tenth century when its
destruction began under the feudal
strife which ravished both Italy and
France.
Mr.. John Ridgely Carter and Mr..
Edward A. Summer are chairman ana
vice chairman of the committee which
is pushing the campaign to gather
funds this season to complete the
students center in the American colony
located in the Latin quarter Of Paris.
This Is an auxiliary activity OF Holy
Trinity Church and Is intended In Q
special way to look after the spiritual
needs of Protestant students. More
than 500 young men and women have
already arrived IN France. and accord
ing to Or. Ernest Gray Keller, originator
Of the students tour, 4 total OF more
Of Europe before July Is. Several
eminent feminine colleges have enrolled
hundreds Of girls who are divided into
sections Of 10 or more and are provided
with chaperones. Bryn Mawr, wellesley,
Mount Holyoke Smith and some Is
of the coeducational State universities
are on the list, While these tours are
specially for members Of sophomore
classes many this year are In the senior
grade and will make a specific journey
looking to aiding them in the finals.
Hundreds are already enrolled for the
lecture course In the Sorbonne, and
others will attend the Summer sessions
at Beaux Arts and those In the school Of
political sciences and in the Institutes
Of art. Mr.. Carter has formed special
committee to look after the spiritual
needs of his young country folks and
besides pointing out the straight and
narrow path will see that all have
wholesome and frequent entertainment
whilst In Paris.
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The Prince of Wales, say keen OBJ
servers, will have much more sympathy
from his father in the matter OF dis
liking court ceremonial In the future
than he has enjoyed in the past King
George has led plain, simple life dur
ing his long convalescence, and as me
has gradually taken up his old routine
he has shown impatience at the tediun1.
Reared Is he was under the stern
court regulations Of Queen Victoria, he
feathers were disappearing from all
other courts except in relation to the
most sacred traditions. London looks
forward to q much more democratic
regime when the king returns, rs it 10
now confidently believed he win. Queen
Mary long ago realized the trend Of
the times and when her sole remaining
maid of honor married last Summer
no one was appointed in her place. the
Queen having drily observed that every
woman could employ her hours more
profitably than just sitting about ready
for the royal bidding. Queen Victoria
retained 10 such and Alexandra cut
the number down to 5. The Prince
of Wales raised the standard Of revolt
about unnecessary court ceremonial
when he was mere lad and he has
been hamnaering away at the problem
all through his mature years. His
Canadian ranch and q cowboy outfit
seem his ideal Of perfect peace and
contentment.
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M. Jules Cambon, who Ii such q
prominent figure on the canvas which