Duchess Of Windsor Returns Home To Baltimore

Wallis Warfield, the former Baltimore schoolgirl, returns as the Duchess of Windsor with Edward. She receives a warm welcome at City Hall, while flags mark her former boarding house, now a museum. Baltimore's largest crowd gathers to catch a glimpse of the couple. A reception at the Country Club is attended by 800 people, with many more desiring invitations. The event highlights the quiet charm of Mr. and Mrs. Windsor.

What title does Wallis Warfield hold upon her return to Baltimore?

• Princess of Wales

• Countess of Baltimore

• Duchess of Windsor

• Queen of England

What is the significance of the house marked with flags?

• It is the current residence of the Windsors.

• It is where Wallis Warfield was born.

• It was Wallis Warfield's home after Edward's abdication.

• It is a museum dedicated to Edward.

Why is Edward particularly notable to the public during this visit?

• He is the current King of England.

• He is known for his abdication for love.

• He is a famous actor.

• He is a renowned author.

How many people attended the reception at the Country Club?

• 500

• 1000

• 2000

• 800

What was the public's reaction to the Windsors at the reception?

• They were upset by the couple's behavior.

• They were indifferent.

• They were disappointed.

• They were thrilled by the couple's quiet charm.