Word: queened
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Though the Queen's U. S. itinerary was not fixed definitely last week it appeared certain that she would land in Manhattan on Oct. 18, dine the next evening at the White House, and tour the U. S. thereafter until mid-December...
Press Welcome. The Chicago Tribune, which has probably printed more accounts of Prince Carol's amours and Queen Marie's alleged philanderings in Bucharest than any other U. S. newspaper, was guilty of the following editorial gaucherie: "[On the Leviathan Queen Marie] will be surrounded by the deck chairs of her old pals, most of whom have beards, and start their sentences with 'Woof.' Nobody not of the court will be allowed to set foot within a ship's length of the queen...
...press in general displayed a friendly spirit of welcome, gave publicity to a remark made by Lady Astor as she sailed for England last week: "There is no woman in all Europe who has a better War record than Queen Marie. Do you know she went into leprous buildings where all others were afraid to go and where the dead were piled high and people were dying of disease...
King Christian X made President Relander welcome, ordered a gala night in his honor at the Royal Opera. As the audience assembled Dr. Relander was to be seen in the royal box, between His Majesty and Queen Alexandrine...
...lights dimmed. Suddenly Queen Alexandrine screamed as a heavy bundle of papers hurtled from the balcony into her lap. Other leaflets fluttered like autumn leaves through the house. From the gallery a voice boomed: "Long live Finland! Down with Relander, the bloodhound of Helsingfors...