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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, 0. C.
November 24, IH3
Queen Fabiola, Childless,
Writes Book of Fairy Tales
By GEORGE EMBREE
Women's Mae# larks
BRUSSELS. Although
newspapers and magazines
commonly refer to Europe’s
“fairi-tale" princes and
princesses, probably the only
member of royalty who liter
ally deserves this designation
is Queen Fabiola of Belgium,
who has published a book
entitled “The Twelve Marvel
ous Fairy Tales of Queen Fa
blola.”
It originally appeared in
Spanish, her native language,
and has now also been trans
lated into both Flemish and
French, the two official
languages of her adopted
Belgian home.
The Flemish version,
which was translated by her
Flemish Lady-in-Waltlng,
the 25-year-old Lia Timmer
mans, has been published by
the Belgian publisher Desclee*
de Brouwer.
The 12 short stories, each
of which has been illustrated,
follow the best fairy-tale tra
dition of “Once upon a time
long, long ago. . . .”
Several deal with the age
old problems encountered by
a handsome prince In his
quest for the hand in mar
riage of a beautiful and rich
princess.
However, not all of the
stories deal with royalty. One
is about a small girl who was
constantly cold and ill who
recovered her health on
Christmas Eve through the
love of her parents.
Another describes in a very
amusing way how snails fi
nally found their homes In
shells after many misadven
tures and tribulations.
All the stories Indicate
that the author loves and
ENGAGEMENTS
Duryee-Shumate
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ran
dall Duryee announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter Lynn Patri to Mr. Charles
Lester Shumate, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Shumate, all
of Fairfax, Va.
Barbrow-Lobl
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Bar
brow announce the engage
ment of their daughter Jane
to Mr. Lawrence T. Lobl, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert N.
Lobl, all of Washington. A
June wedding is planned.
Creedon-Price
Mr. and Mrs. John Creedon
of Washington announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter Bertha Johannah to Mr.
James Gary Price, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James D. Price of
Tampa, Fla. A December
wedding is'planned.
Hollister-Labovitz
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Queen Fobiola, wife of
King Baudouin of
Belgium.
understands young children.
Queen Fobiola, who is 38
years (rid, comer from an
aristocratic Spanish family
which has been deeply in
volved in European history
lor centuries.
She received her education
from Bpanlsh university pro
fessors who tutored her pri
vately, and then she spent
several years visiting and liv
ing in various European
countries to perfect her
languages.
Aside from Bpanlsh she
speaks fluent French, Ger
man, and English.
Queen Fobiola was a nurse
in a Spanish hospital before
her 1959 marriage to Belgian
King Baudouin and she has
always had an Intense inter
est in the welfare of less for
tunate people. Bhe has taken
their daughter Anne Frances
to Mr. David E. Labovits, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel M.
Labovits of Washington. A
January wedding is planned.
Moore-Haupt
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A.
Moore of Villa Park, 111., an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Constance M.
to Mr. Eugene Haupt of Sil
ver Spring. Md., son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Haupt of Stone Ridge, N. Y.
A February wedding is
planned.
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active part In social work
both in Spain and in Bel
gium, frequently visiting Bel
gian hospitals and similar
Institutions.
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her attempts to have chil
dren have ended in miscarri
ages. The most recent of
these occurred last summer
after spokesmen for the Bel
gian royal family had raised
hopes that this time they
were optimistic about her
condition.
In Belgian social circles
Queen Fablola’s natural re
serve has resulted in her fre
quently being overshadowed
by her younger and more
spontaneous sister-in-law.
Princess Paola, a young Ital
ian Princess who is married
to the King’s brother, Prince
Albert.
Princess Paola recently
gave birth to her third child.
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