Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1926 — Page 5

APRIL T 1926

PRINCES 10 FIVE THRONES DODGE MARITAL HALTER Europe-Wide Campaign on to Lure Them Into Wedlock. LONDON, April 30.—Heirs ter five European thrones are balking at donning the matrimonial halter and a Europe-wide campaign to lure them into wedlock is beginning simultaneously with the opening of the season of moonlight and romance. The Prince of Wales and the Crown Princes of Spain. Italy, Bel glum, and Norway, are the bachelor princes. Occasionally rumor marries them off, but so far none of them has furnished any confirmation. To make things worse, in each country eligible bachelors among the minor princelings and nobility seem to be lagging likewise. Wales Blamed Here gossips directly connect the Prince of Wales' persistent failure to marry with reluctance of other bachelors to walk up to the altar—the argument being that Wales, as the arbiter of fashion, is making marriage unfashionable. Alfonso. Prince of the Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, Is 10; Humbert of Italy Is 21: Olav of Norway is 23: Leopold of Belgium is 2-4; Wales has reached the advanced age —for a bachelor heir to a throne—of 31, and he will he 32 lri June. Some of the princes may seen young for matrimony, or at least too young to cause worry at their failure to take brides. But heirs tc* thrones age as early as do prizefighters; they are supposed to marry young, so as to raise families and ensure the maintenance of the royal line. Horrible Example Wales, of course, Is the horrible example. Rumor had him matched with Princess Astrid of Sweden. When someone asked him about it, Wales laughed. There may or may not he a further development. Wales seems to he enjoying himself; he dances, plays the hanjolele and bangs trap drums, of which he is fond; exercises strenuously—and all his favorite dancing partners are married women. Every mother is after him. Prince Olav of Norway may be the lirst to fall. Rumor says his ongagement may be announced soon

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to Lady 'Stay " C'ambrlTge.”’daughter of Princess Alice, Countess of AJhlone, and a niece of King George. Another rumor is of the impending engagement of Prince Humbert of Italy and Princess Marie Jose, only daughter of the King of Belgium. Gossips also are trying to marry Prince Henry, King George’s third

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* K* ¥i i • i tin Minn son, to Lady Mary Scott, daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch. Mothers to Meet Three royal mothers will have a chance to confer soon regarding various marital'possibilities, for the King and Queen of Spain and Queen Marie of Roumania are scheduled to visit King George and Queen Mary during the present social season, and

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lit /*> T r, er /v/xerrf'il both Queen Marie and the Queen of Spain are bringing a daughter along. It is unlikely, however, that either daughter will be mentioned even by gossip in connection with a British Prince, for King George's is a strictly Protestant family, and if Wales or any other British Prince marries a foreign girl she Is almost certain to be a Protestant.

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