London, Feb. 22 This little story. is intended for the eyes of millions of brides-to-be and for the benefit of.the mere men who will lead them to the altar.
Tt seems as og must remain an egg the world over, no matter how well it is disguised and this being i does not fall "beneath the' ity of the Duke of York, son'of King, to take notice of i commend the study of domest lence in all seriousness for T know from personal experience what real comfort can be given to a home by wife who is interested in domestic affairs," the Duke said recently.
Tt then was revealed that the Duchess of York found time to make real home for her royal husband 'a¢ well as attend to the many soda! duties her position demands.
Every menu is discussed with her Kitchen staff and the great number of servants find her a complete mistress of 145. Piccadilly.
The food that Princess Elizabeth, her daughter, is served also must be approved by the Duchess.
Tu many ways she has succeeded, od
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