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EL PASO HERALD
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Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1911
Women's Shoes For $3.50
You. can not judge the quality of
shoes you can buy for $3.50 until
you see the kind and the styles
theGuarantee shows for this mon
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and quality to anything you can
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OUT OP TOWN VISITORS.
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Miss Pearl "Watson, of Roswell, N.
3., has been the guest for several
weeks of her cousin. Miss Pansy Biggs.
Upon her return home she will be ac
companied fey Miss Biggs, who will
spend some time there.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tooley have as
their guest their nephew, B. L. Brechel,
of Kansas City, who may decide to
locate here permanently.
Afte a three weeks' etay In the city,
Keel Longuemare has returned to his
heme in New Mexico.
"Mrs. William Baird is spending a few
days in.thecity, the guest of Dr. "V.
T. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown, of Pecos,
Texas; Nrho are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. DuBose. will make El Paso
their future home.
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Mrs. H. D. Prey, of Chicago, has been
& visitor ia the city, who came on to
attend the Ciark-Teel wedding.
Mrs. Olaf Ellison's sister, Margaret
I. Woods, wife of the master of the
temple, London, England, and well
known poet .nd author. Is coming to
lecture in the eastern cities this falL
Mrs. Woeds may have no time to come
further west than Chicago, hut If
possible she will visit her sister In El
Paso. Mrs. Woods is the author of
many poems, a selection from which
was Awarded an. entire issue of the
"Bibelot," publisher by Mosher. Mrs.
Woods also wrote "The. Invader" and
other novels and dramas.
Mrs;"0. G. Irwin and three children,
who have been visiting: Mrs. Irwin's
sister, Mrs. George A. Cook, of the
Braxos, leave this evening over the G.
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office has picked up
over 500 beautiful
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$7.50; we offer you
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We have more White Canvas Shoes
coining which will be received in a
day or two. They are the same
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H. for their home in: Montgomery,
Ala.
Mrs. Katie Vilas Hixson, with her
two daughters, Mabelle and Mary, who
have heen spending some weeks with
Mrs. Hixson's sister Mrs. Herbert
Stevenson, at Cloudcroft, will arrive In
the city Wednesday afternoon to spend
a couple of days visiting friends. Later
Mrs. Hixson will go to Los Angeles to
join her husband.
Mrs. W. D. Robinson and Mrs. M.
W. Gilliam are up from Tsleta visit
4ng Iriends and doing a little shop
ping. Rev. A. Latsle'y McAfee, of Berkeley,
Call., is in the city spending the day
with Dr. and Mrs. S. F. King.
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Mrs. Bert Loomis has as her guest
her sister, Miss Maude Foley, of Cle
burne, Texas.
Miss Catherine Devine, of San Anto
nio, arrived the first of the week to
visit her cousin, Mrs. Claiborne Adams.
She will be joined soon by her sister.
Miss Helen G. Devlne, and will go to
Cloudcroft for a few weeks' visit.
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'Mrs. H. J. Darwood has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. G. W. Lee, of Marlln,
Texas, who 'will make a short visit
here.
Miss C. E. Mason, who has been the
guest for a short time of her cousin,
Mrs. George C. Wlmberly, leaves this
evening for a tour of the northwest,
including Denver, Salt Lake and Seat
tle, before returning to her home in
Hew York.
Mrs. N. A. Hector, of Austin, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jasper
Wooldridge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris, of Cor
sicana, are spending a few days in the
city visiting- their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Croom. They are en
route to Colorado for a stay of soma
length.
Miss Fannie Miller, who has been
the guest for a fortnight of Mrs. J. L
Dwyer, -leaves this evening for a visit
in Abilene, Texas, before .going to her
home at Weatherford. ,
Beturning from an extensive bridal
tour, including New 7ork, Boston and
other eastern cities, Mr. and Mrs.
George Christie, of Tampico, Mexico,
are the guests of Mr. Christie's broth
er, J. W. ChriBtie. After a short stop
here they will go" on to their home in
Tampico.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leipsic, who" have
been visiting in the east, were the
guests for a few days this week of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moye, en route to
their home at Redlands, Cal.
Dr. T. L. Bloom, of Weatherford,
Texas, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A
H. Hughey. Before returning home
Dr. Bloom will spend some time visit
ing Cloudcroft.
Arthur C. Huir'nd wife, of Aguas
calientes, t Mexico, arrived in El Paso
Tuesday and will remain ot several
weeks.
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C. E. Pierce and wife,, of Gomez, Pa-
lacio, Mexico, spent Tuesday in El Paso
on their way to St. Louis for a two
months' visit.
Mrs. Fannie Molr, of Bidgeway, Va.,
is here to spend the fall and winter
t months with her sister, Mrs. Susan J.
Franklin, 1206 North Kansas street.
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Miss Rosa Franklin Darlington, of
North Wllkesboro, N. C, in the future
will make her home with her grand
mother, Mrs. Susan Franklin.
Miss Grace Booke, of Houston, Tex,
is visiting Mrs. Benjamin Franklin, SOI
Arizona street.
Dancing Taught in Six Lessons.
Private Dancing lessons are given
by appointment by Prof. E. E. Ryan at
the Fraternal Brotherhood hall, corner
Oregon and Overland, and on Wednes-
day and Saturday dancing classes are
held from 8 to 12 p. m. Correct danc
ing is positively taught In six lessons.
Call Bell 2610; Auto 1535, for particu
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DANCES,
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The Saturday evening dance at the
Country club was attended hy a large
number of members and their friends,
among whom were: Mr. and 'Mrs. H. M.
Kayser, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Potter, Dr. and Mrs.
French S. Cary, Mr. and Mrs. Waters
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Glaiborne Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Race, Mr. and Mrs.
Parvln Wltte, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hap
per, Dr. and Mrs. W. L Brown.
Misses Olive Davis, Grace Dyer Mar
guerite Herman, Margaret Glenn, Wan
da Race, Gertrude Ellis, Wilson, Mrs.
Lula H. Montmorency.
Messrs. Ralph Henderson, Garnett
King, Wallace Morris, Francis Moore,
Wallace Downing, Cowan, W. V. Ster
ling, Dr. J. M. Ridley, Morse, Ballard
Coldwell, C. A. Beers, Emmett Hines,
Rue Hines, Edwards, Mason Pollard,
Charles Bassett, W. H. Tuttle, George
Wines, T. J. Stafford, Edgar Kayser,
Lleuts. Henry Clagge'tt, Clem,- J. R.
Herman, Lieut and Mrs. Frederick C.
Young.
The members of the K. D. E. frater
nity gave a dance .'at Valley Inn at
Tsleta Saturday evening. The panty
went to Tsleta on the G. H. train, ar
riving at the Inn at 9 oclock. The
dining hall, with- its waxed floor and
the sweet strains of a stringed orches
tra, made the dancing hours very en
joyable. At 10 oclock a two course supper
consisting of chicken salad, sand
wiches, coffee, ices and cakes was
served from tables placed in 'the patio,
which was illuminated with Japanese
lanterns.
The party drove back to El Paso in
the moonlight.
Two largo floats had come down
from El Paso, and on tnese a bounti
ful supply of hay had been placed, and
the entire fraternity party enjoyed a
ride back to El Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. F E.' McCleary chaper
oned the party, which consisted of
Misses Pansy Robinson, Rosalie Behr,
Amoret Cobb, Beba Elliott Effle
Warren, Florence Sanders, Morrison,
Bachelor, Brown, Pansy Biggs, Pearl
Watson, and Messrs. Roy Anderson,
Walter Bateman, Edmund Behr, Cliff
Elliott, Frank Frickleton, Bart Hll
burn, Phl MlcCIeary, Charley Mast,
Frank Snyder, John Sorenson, Ray
mond Sheftield, Louis Whittom, Ever
ett Long, James Davis and Morris
Cushman.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A Burke are at the
Sheldon. Mr. Burke is supervisor of
the manual training department of the
public schools. "" - '
Prof. H. H. Ransome and family will'
arrlvfl in El Paso on kh 30th. Mr. Ban-
some Is the new principal of the high
school.
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James D. Faulkner, a veteran Wells
iFargo Express messenger, after run
ning between El Paso and San Antonio
for more -f nan 20 years, having been
offered the agency for the same com
pany at Rockport, Tex., has given up
his "run" and accepted the agency.
H. P. Bee succeeds him on" the run. "
B. S. Brady, of 636 Gladstone, has
moved to 513 Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. R. "V. Pearson have
moved into their new home, 905 Ne
vada street. Mrs. " E. S. Austin, of
Houston, Texas, will be their guest for
a short time, also the guest of Mrs.
J. F. Kuhn. .
WANTS DIVORCE
LAWS UNIFORM
Washington, D. C, ,Aug 23. Repre
sentative Norris, of Nebraska has in
troduced into the house a motion for
uniform laws of marriage and divorce
in the several states. His resolution
asks that the president retfuest each
governor to send a representative tp a
meeting to be held in the hall of the
house of representatives. The gather
ing will report its findings and rec
ommendations to the president, who
shall forward them to the governors,
with the request that they lay the
same before the state legislatures.
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Mrs. H- S. Potter left' Tuesday for
her old home in Plainfield, N. J., and
will also visit in New York, Atlantic
City and New Haven, Conn. Mr. Potter
will join his wife in September and
they will return home about the middle
of October.
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Fred I. McKamy and wife, residing
in Highland Park, leave soon to make
their future home in Benson, Ariz.,
where Mr. McKamy is one of the In
spectors of the Southwestern roaeft
which is now being built.
Mrs. A P. Coles and mother, Mrs.
E. M Bell, left Friday for a fortnight's
stay at Long Beach, Cal.
Miss Berta Mclntyre left recently
for a summer outing of several weeks
In California.
Cuthbert Baldwin, who is sojourning
at Tularosa, N. M, '"for a short time,
will leave early in September for Tu
lane academy. In New Orleans.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Benton are spend
ing "a few weeks at Mountain Park
and High Bolls, N. M.
Miss Ethel Rita-Gorman left recent
ly for Tucson, Ariz., and from there
i will go on to California for a visit of
several weess.
Mrs. Henry Pfaff will soon leave to
spend a month or six weeks visiting
In the east.
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Mrs. George Rutledge and son, Wil
liam, left Monday fcr Pearson, "Mexico,
to spend a short time with the former's
sister, Mrs. H. R. Gardner,
Miss Anne Lattner, who is recreat
ing at Salt Lake City, will be absent
until September 1.
Charles Russell is spending several
weeks with friends In Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Turner and
baby went up to Cloudcroft today to
spend the rest of the season.
Mrs. J. W. Brady left Saturday for a
fortnight's stay at Faywood Springs,
N. M.
Miss Walker McClellen, who is so
journing at Lakeside, Mich., was joined
recently by her brother, Thomas G.
McClellen, and will remain there until
early in September, when they will re
turn home. ,
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Mrs. M. A. Compton, baby and moth
er, Mrs. E. C Compton, are spending
a few weeks at Mountain Park, N". M.
Mrs. L. C. Welch and children will
leave Thursday for San Francisco,
where, they will make their future
home.
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Mrs. N. R. Edinger is In Cloudcroft
for several weeks: - "
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Mr. and Mrs. E. F."Anderson are in
Colorado, where they will spend a fort
night and before returning will visit
their parents in Topeka, Kansas.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott and three
-children, of 910 North Florence street,
are moving to their ranch at Clint.
Willard Craig" has been called home
to Crete, Neb., bn account of the-'death
of his father.
Mrs. Edith B. Putnam and son,
Frank, spent a few' days last week at i
Long Beach, Calif., the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O. G. Seeton.
C. A. Fox has gone on a business
trip through northern Arizona.
Miss Grace Rooke, of Houston, will
be the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Franklin for the next month.
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F. H. Terrell, wife and family, ac
companied by A Housser, both Immi
gration inspectors from Eagle Pass,
Tex., have arrived In the city to take
up positions here. Mr. Terrell has
taken a house at 417 California street.
Mr. Housser wiill live with him.
Mrs. L. H. Webber, daughter and
son, of Cincinnati, are in the city on
a visit to her sister, Mrs. T. A Wise,
1204 Nevada street.
Mrs. Harry Swain, 1137 Nevada, has
left for Cloudcroft, where she will
spend a few days.
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Mrs. B. A Romero, of 1013 Califor
nia, Is on a visit in northern New
Mexico. She will go on a tour" of Colo
rado before returning.
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CHURCH AFFAIRS.
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The Men's Bible class of the First
Christian church held an Interesting
meeting at the church on Monday even
ing, when addresses were made by S.
S. Cash, E. J. Snyder and Percy Mc
Ghee, relative to the class work.
A social hour with refreshments and
general good time followed the busi
ness session.
Mrs. Charles M. Lyman will be the
next hostess for the St Clements'
Sewing Circle, at her home, 1509 North
Campbell street.
The Sewing Circle of St Clement's
will meet next week at the home of
Mrs. C. H. Lyman.
The regular meeting of the Wo
men's Missionary society of the Cal
vary Baptist church will he held in
the church parlors. Mrs. C. C. Whit
tington and Mrs. J. M. Wilkey have
charge of the program.
tftlll Busy Packing.
C. W. Geiger has just packed and
forwarded a shipment of mission fur
niture to Douglas Gray at Tombstone,
Ariz. This means the second shipment
in twelve months that has gone to Mr.
Gray.
The original maple, ice r.ream. The
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An announcement of unusual inter
est to El Pasoans Is that of the en
gagement and approaching marriage of
Miss Gladys Dyer, of Waco, to Edward
W. Kayser, of this city. Miss Dyer has
visited In El Paso a number of times
and Is well known, her charming per
sonality having won for her many
friends.
Mr. Kayser is one of El Paso's pop
ular young men and has here a host
of friends. He is the cashier of the
First National bank and has varied
business Interests in the ,clty. The
Waco Times-Herald of August 6 con
tains the following:
"At 1:30 on Thursday the most inti
mate friends, of Miss Gladys Dyer were
entertained at luncheon at the hand'
some Dyer home on Herring avenue.
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Greenwood received
the guests, assisted by Miss Gladj's
Der, who wore a charming lingerie
frpck which was most becoming. The
sunflower, the emblem of consistency,
was chosen as the favored flower. The
place cards were handpainted In sun,
flowers, the artistic work of Connell
Greenwood. The rich drawnwork
luncheon cloths were laid over yellow
satin, and sunflowers and maidenhair
ferns were the central decoration of
the tete.-a-tete tables, three in number.
around which the happy party of girla
gathered.
"Seven courses, prettily served, car
ried out the sunflower Idea, and during
the last course Mrs. L. R. Teague ad
dressed the guests. Selecting a sun
flower, she began' telling Miss Dyer's
fortune, daisy fashion, plucking the
petals one by one, and letting them
foretell the romance in the language
of flowers The rhyme, 'One I love, two
I love, three I love, I say," dear to all
girls, unfolded a fortune " for Miss
Dyer which was as bright as the gold-en-hued
petals of the flowers. Very
cleverly did Mrs. Teague mnke the an
nouncement that in October Miss Dyer
would wed Edgar W. Kayser, from the
far away border town of El Paso. She I
said that avaricious city was not con
tent with outstripping all other Texas
towns in growth, but .must reach out
and claim another1 our Gladys Dyer
She spoke of the vineclad cottage,
famed in song and story, whicv await
ed the bride and groom upon their re
turn from New Tork and Washington,
where the honeymoon will be spent 1
After listening in rapt attention to
the speaker, the guests began felicitat
ing the honoree, so soon to leave Waco,
the home of her childhood, fpr the
west Waco will relinquish her with
regret for she is beloved of many
friends.
"Miss Dyer will not be a stranger in
El Paso, for her brother, John L Dyer,
Is one of thebright young lawyers of j
tnat city. &ne'wmgo as tne represen
tative of a home whose, cultured en
vironment is noted by all who cross
Its threshold. Her father was well
known throughout the south for his
brilliancy, and her mother Is a lovely
southern woman, whose Christian In
fluence means much to her friends.
Those present on this occasion were
Misses Gladys Dyer, Mary Herring,
Clara- Primm, Lucile HJerring, Jane
Plunkett, Ellen Hardin, Frankie Bolt
on, Mabel Stanard, Hattie Morse, Mar
garet Horsful, Roberta Greenwood;
Mesdames Greenwood. L. R. Teague,
Shepley Ross and Saffold Bejasley."
At the home of the bride's mother,
on i Friday evening at- 8 oclock. Miss
Miriam Fassett Teel and Earnest M.
Clarke were united In marriage by
the Rev. C. S. Wright of Trinity M. E.
church. Only the immediate family and
a few Intimate friends were In attend
ance at the ceremony:
The bride, who was attired in a
white lingerie gown, was given In mar
riage by her brother. Lewis Teel. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. A D.
Teel and a niece -of C. W. Fassett of
this city. She has grown to woman
hood In this city and is well known
and popular with a wide circle of
friends.
The groom Is originally, from Mem
phis, Tenn., but has ' lived here for
some time and Is connected with the
L. H. Manning Supply company, In the
capacity of manager.
The young couple, who received a
large number of beautiful presents,
will be at home for the present at tho
residence of the groom's sister, Mrs.
A M. Marye, 816 Magoffin avenue
Louis Polnbreuf, of Tucumcari, X.
M and Miss Martha Pagel, of Tivoli,
Texas, were married Monday evening
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Telephone [phone] Terrace Street, El Pa, Texas.
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C C
Fenner, 2126 Myrtle avenue. A large
number of friends witnessed the cere
mony, at which vEev. Kenneth Brown
officiated. ,
The bridesmaid was Miss ILovenla.
Browning and the best man was
James McBrlde.
The groom formerly lived In this
city and has many friends here. They
will mfjke their home at Tucumcari
where the groom Is engaged In busi
ness. After the wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Penner gave the couple and their
friends a wedding supper.
-Many friends "witnessed the cere
mony and attended the supper, In
which Mrs. Penner was assisted by
Mis3 Myrtle Cunningham, Mrs. Peter
Rice and Mrs. Eva Browning1.
The wedding supper "was served, on
the lawn, which was decorated with
Japanese lanterns.
Those who attended were: Misses
Iiovenla Browning, Vesta Stoper, Lot
tie .Hlntze, Bessie Bellknap, Lena Bil
lion, Lena Malone, Mable Harrison.
Lena Harrison, Zema Stoper, Ernest
ine Nix, Nellie McAullffe, Myrtle Cun
ningham, Sybil Anderson, B. Paris;
Mrs. BT. H. Teneer, Mrs. J. Nix, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Polnbreuf, Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Fenner, Mr. and Mrs. Munson,
Mrs. C. P. Parrfs, Mrs. Peter Rice,
Mrs. E. S. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs.
J. "XT. McDougal. Mr. and Mrs. V. B.
Feirday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rich, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Browning; Messrs. TTm. P. Dorn
heckter, James McBrlde, C. E. .Wilson,
T. D. Mohart, C. Cunningham, Jos. O. B.
Palmer. A. A. Lawless. C. A. Gimbell,
Geo. Chant, Lloyd Cunningham, C. E.
Driscoll. J. H. Neville. Jos. Kennedy,
A. H. Foote, C. A. Hammond, R. -P.
Henderson. J. C Moores, H. A. Bethea,
Geo. Brucklacher, "W. B. Franklin, El
mer E. Reynold, John C Boone, W. L
Hintze, D. J. Arnell, Raymond Dlllion,
B. Larock, Henry Goterell, J. Calley,
C. Fisher.
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Our plan to get acquainted with more
people and have more satisfied cus
tomers Is this: From time to time
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Our first special las,t week proved a
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week for others. The sooner we get
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EX-QTJEEN AMELEE
IS BUSY WOMAN
London, Eng., Aug. 23. Amelia, the
queen mother of Portugal's deposed
boy sovereign. Is quite unlike the
queens In fairy tales, who sit all day
looking dignified ,. and bre. She is
always busy. She jaake work for
herself, and is happy at It
Her majesty is not sely a qualified
aurse, but also has- a medical degree,,
and passed all her examinations witk
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"more than ordinary distinction. Shs
t did wonders in advancing medical scl-
ence and founding hospitals in Por
tugal.
Queen Amelie is a familiar figure In
the poor quarters of "Richmond and th
neighborhood, where some of the older
generation of today remember her as
a baby at Tork house, Twickenham,
where she was born.
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