Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25

corrTING MOST CORDIAL
w. strictly one of ome'a' h''
vs." ".,,,s Later Ills n'ann ." ne
a'' lived the Ambassador"

,,.o,on Feb. A--Prlnce ii'n,'
Wasp' u, me- German embassy snoI''
r,' after ii o'clock the approach ,nn % snyIl
s'' heinz announced by the s", ,,o
party OV' ooyory bugles. Then came
ao''' y, Of many hoofs and the rat
'ne ','. .,h.rs and spurs as the escort
" W r. troops galloped down M Mas ,,,,n
o. UVva anue 10 lis intersection WIN
@'' w o,rcIo near which point lne
ApY''D ay ,s located, The prince occu'
'p'S' carriage with Admiral Evans
p .ao hack of them followed the car
' I'o Of distinguished naval ana hl'n,
l'1s'' occors Of the princes suite ana
'a'' ,onhors Of the German embassy
..r battalion Of engineers occu'
o,.d the avenue Immediately fronting
mo embassy As the party came mo
.,.b, tbe engineers band broke INTO
pvy country 'Tis of Thee
ovor the embassy foated nag
MON has never been seen In Wash
, nnn hefore-the personal flag OF the
imnerlal family Of Germany. II showed
"oi ony the colOrs of the German ma
,lon KIT also In the center the impe-
,Iop ooot Of arms, Along the front of
bo embassy entrance were looped the
Sv coiors Intertwined with gar
,snds Of laures and tall green pine
,o"s Abo,e flowed the stars ana
s,rines while the residence of 5. n
Vo9lmann, of the Evening star dis
played the German as wen as the
American colors. Just before the EN-.
Isgy door stood guard OF honor OF
,sp United States engineers, 6-foot-
ts every one Of them, in their bright
uniforms, as rigid as statues, Prince
Henry returned the salute OF the olfi-
Ger and then passed inside.
ma the embassy his impe-
,,l hlghness was indeed at home, for
IN diplomatic parlance this was the
same as the native soil Of the father
land The first brief salutation now
gave way 70 a generous German well
come. The prince was escorted up the
main stairway to the spacious recep-
lion room used as a ballroom At ev-
py hand the German COlors gave
friendly welcome TO the imperial guest.
Not only were the imperial colOrs here,
but every state In Germany partioi-
pated In the welcome, each by sill
ken 0ag-Prussia in white and black,
Baden IN red and gold, Herr In white
and blue and thus throughout the
states, each having its own flag.
The prince and his party laid aside
their wraps and gave way 70 the calm
dignity with which affairs about the
prince are conducted. Although there
vas no excessive formality yet at all
times there was that Difference due
member Of the imperial family, The
snilre first floor Of the embassy had
been placed at the disposal Of the
prince and his personal stan, and soon
The daWingrOom, the Japanese room,
he smoklngroom and the ambassa-
iors study had their guests and DILL
rails Prince Henry had as his pri-
yale study the Japanese room. with
It's rich oriental furniture and curios,
even the walls showing the character
l'ilc stroks The ambassador Office
also was at his disposal, when occa-
Sion required The main body Of the
princes stan after the call at the
White House, proceeded to the new
Willard hotel where quarters covering
inc entire first door were at their dis
posal
tremendous cheering from the
uoYds at ll!lo announced the coming
h President Roosevelt to the embassy
I, return the can of Prince Henry
ihe president drove in an open Ian
ial with Col Bingham. his naval
AIDE Commander Cowles following In