Evening journal., 1895-06-06

II II Said That He WIN Come II Americans
WIN Promise Not TO Make Any Fuss over
Him and Let Him Have Nice, quiet,
Nautical Time.
NEWPORT, r. l., June 6. Tho announce
ment that the Prince Of Wales viii visit
Newport the last Of August Is verified by
the report that the prince will como az the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Ogden Goelet Tho
Goelet villa Is now being rodecorated and
IL Is said that a suit will DO especially far
nished for tho prince Mr. and Mrs. Goo
lot have been cruising ia the Mediterra-
mean on their yacht White Ladye which
they purchased from Mrs. Lily iangtry.
They have hpon on comparatively int-
mate terms with the Prince OF Wales re-
GENTLY and are said to be his nearest
American friends
Tho prince has not visited this country
for 80 years. 1t Il said he will como only
on the assurance Of Mr.. 6oelet that no
fuss shall bo made over his presence here.
and that ho will bo permitted to appear at
tho Amorion's cup races and about New
port strictly incognitu
Mrs. Ogden Goelet Is a daughter Of r.
4 Wilson. Her house at Newport, which
IS shared by Robert Goelet, Is one OF the
most beautifully situated and attractive
places on tho island. 1t Is in Ocean drive.
on the south shore Tho Ogden Goelet city
house at COO Fifth avenue, though severe
" plain on tho exterior, Is handsomely
decorated and furnished. The feature OF
the house Is tho iifyenth century hallway,
finished in English antique oak and
adorned with quaint carvings from an
oient Indian temples, and beautiful fire.
place Of Sienna marble. The hallway opens
into large drawing room hung with silk
tapestries Tho dining hnll Is also hand
sumoly decorated.
The Prince WIN Go Cruising.
The Prince Of Walos and his host and
hostess, 1t Is said, will spend large part
Of September on the Goelet yacht, follow
ing the international races and cruising
/ IN the sound.
"Reminiscences Of the visit OF his royal
highnass TO this country 30 years age be-
/ gan to break out last night when it was
learned that he really was coming here
again. He was gay young follow IN those
days, just out OF his teens. He was Off
not only to see the world, but to have q
first rate timo
II the reports Of tho day were true. he
did have "a good time and no travelled far
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He did not travel as the Prince Of Wales
but as the Baron Ronfraw. Still only
those who were away up in thoso things
addressed him by his travelling name He
spent much time IN New York city. whore
he was wlned and dlned and whore every
civic and social honor was paid to him.
Two grand balls wuro given In his hon
or. One was at tho Crystal palace and
tho other at the Academy OF Music. The
Academy Of Music was not largo enough
for tho danoers, and a bridge was built
across the street 20 Nilsson hall. which
also was used Theodore Moss tho tho.
atrlcal manager, was the chairman OF thr
committee OF arrangements at both OF
these balls, and he entortains ais friends
at times by the hour In describing the
grandeur Of those affairs In which he and
the prince played so important part.
One Of tho marks Of respect which the
prince seemed to appreciate as much al
anything else was the parade OF the old
volunteer fro department. Tho laddieE
wore their finest uniforms, their old hay
rake machines and jumpers novor looked
brighter, and the prince applauded vigor
ously tho several companies as they swept
] lv him