About 160 guests, including Mr, Chamberlain, members of the Cabinet, and fifteen Ambassadors, attended banquet at Buckingham Palace last
tes, night in honour of the visiting Royal-
They satara single horse-shoe table. The King and Queen were on the left and right of King Carol respec-ively. Crown Prince Michael was fon the Queen's lett, and beside him, were the Princess Royal, the Duke of Kent and the Duchess of Glou-
On the King's left wore Queen Mary, the Duke of Gloucester and the [Duchess of Kent, The Eatl and Countess of Athlone; Mr. C. R. Attlee, Leader of the Labour Party; "Mr. Oswald Pirow, South African Minister of Defence, and the Rumanian Minister in London were The King wore the uniform of an Admiral, and the Queen a pompadour dress with crinoline skirt covered with bands of Valenciennes Ince and embroidered with diamante. She false wore a diamond necklace and The dinner was served in gold plate, and yellow roses, mimosa and [chrysanthemums decorated the table, The yeomen of the Guard were on duty, while the band of the Grenadier Guards played during dinner.
King George and King Carol ex-Jchanged toasts at the end of the meal.
The arrival of King Carol at Victoria and his reception by the King Jwere televised by the B.B.C.—Reuter.
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