New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
MUSS0L|N| MEETS
 LOVERS AT PALACE
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brothers from Brussels, and with her betrothed was driven smiling, froD Central Railway station to the Qui, rinai palace, while hundreds of thou sands cheered and applauded.
 At the palace Marie Jose, hcl father, King Albert, her mother Queen Elizabeth. the Italian royal ties, and Prince Humbert came twice { o a balcony in response to the a1. claim of the crowds. The Princess and Prince Humbert later thric, again appeared and bowed. before the tumult of the welcome was sti.l, cd.
 Below them the crowd was et great that women became lysterica and some Of them fainted. Once tn, crowd broke through a cordon of in fantry and an officer drawing hi sword to order his men to reform accidentally cut one of the specta tors.
 Arrive on Holiday Eve
 The arrival of the Princess an, 1 the wedding party fell on Befan; i Eve-Eve of Epiphany-which T some respects is the Italian equivs; lent of the American Christmas Ev: The normal crowding of the street tor that occasion was augmentc many times by the masses Whic turned out to see the woman Whc in the normal course Of event: some day will be Italy's queen.
 These Romans saw a smiling. al ways smiling, girl with curly chest nut hair and the radiant health complexion for which her country women are noted. She wore a Whis moire dress, trimmed with white fo coat. She had white hat which lei much of her hair showing. The was q magnificent string of pearl around her neck She carried a bi bouquet of white lilaCs.
 Facing Marie Jose in the open cai riage was Prince Humbcrt. dressf. as a colonel of infantry. He smil" at the enthusiasm his bridc-to-b aroused among his country peopl: At the Prince 5s' side sat her sistet in-law, the Duchess of Braban born the Princess Astrid of Swedc'
 Kings In First Carriage
 The first carriage of the proces sion was occupied by King Nictc Emmanuel ana King Albert. Tn Italian king wore the gray greer silver bcdecl1ed uniform of an Ita ian marshal. King Albert had O the gold braided khaki Of Bclgia marshal.
 The two queens. Helena of Ital and Elizabeth of Belgium, were the next carriage. Queen Helen wore white, with a rich mantle ( Savoy blue, and d small hat of II same color. Queen Elizabeth ws nttired in pink moire with velv' mantle bordered with moire and fC : fur. She wore hat of turtledoN mauvc.
 ] The Belgian queen appeared qul youthful and gay, despite recel attack of influenza. The crowds first mistook her for Princess Maj Jose, and shouted Long live Il
 Princess" at her. Elizabeth lauShC
 ill delight.
 | The engaged couple were in Il
 .hird carriage, after which came
 succession of vehicles, manned wi Coachmcn and footmen ill red live
 and white wigs, carrying princes ! the Italian house and ladies al
 gentlemen in waiting at the ltaiii ana Belgian courts.
 Meet Prcmier Mussolini
 The visitors met Premier Muss ( iini and tho ministers of the go , ernment at the Quirinal palaC ' where the entire party attend ' mass at the private chapel. Xii = Boris of Bulgaria, with his sistt = E,udoxia, and his brother Cyril, joi ] cd the visiting royalties for lunche = after the demonstration of
 crowds outside had subsided. = Today the visitors leave Rome d days hunting at King Nictor's | | preserve at Castcl Porziano. Tn f will return early this evening s witness the picturesque ceremony = changing of the guard before [
 Quirinal palace. There will be
 reception for the princess at [
 Quirinal tonight.