PRINCESS ELIZABETH

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 4 May 1934, Page 6

PRINCESS ELIZABETH

EIGHTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT WINDSOR LONDON, 22nd April. Princess Elizabeth’s birthday—celebrated yesterday —is the only day in tlm year when she is allowed to make her own plans. She chose the breakfast in the Royal nursery, and afterwards received numerous presents. Then, with Margaret, her little sister, Elizabeth watched the changing of tlio guard at Windsor Palace. This she followed with a gallop through Windsor Park on her pony. Later she acted as hostess at a birthday party to the King and Queen, her father and mother (the Duke and Duchess of York), and tlie Prince of Wales. / Elizabeth cut her own cake, a huge, two-tiered, eight-candled confection, made by tlio King’s clief. Her presents included a jewel-case, “like mummy’s” from the Queen, a silver pencil from her mother, anil a tennis racquet from her father. At the birthday breakfast Elizabeth presided, and blew out tlie eight candles on tlio cake with one big puff. She handed tlie first slice to the King, who was seated on her right. GOOD FOR PILES

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