Glowing Reception by People on Road to Palace Paris, Apr. 24.
King George and Queen Mary, who are at present in Paris on their way to London, to-day were catertained at a luncheon by President Doumergue at the Elysee The Marquis of Crewe, the Bri Ambassador, and the Marchioness of Crewe, M, and Mme. Herriot, M. Painlevé, M. Briand, M. and Mine, Poincaré, Marshal and Min.
Jofire, Marshal Foch, M. Franchot sperry, M. Jules Cambon and Of.
cel Provost were present.
ing George to-day decorated M. sinlevé with the Grand Cross of jetorian Order—Rencar.
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The King and Queen arrived Victoria Station at one o'clock thi afternoon, bronzed and very cheerful. They were welcomed by the Duke and Duchess of York, Prince Henry and Prince George, Princess Mary, Lord Lascelles and Prince Arthur of Connaught, after which they drove to the Palace in an open The short route was lined the entire length by mull ing, enthusiastically.
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