Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

LUNCH AT UNIVERSITY CLUB
-, n Mr., and mrs. Cornelius Van
a,,pllt a, Dlnner- Receives =. PAU
commercial club Delegation

-, pr,,ssa was the central ngure To-
.ay IN another round OF entertain
neDts arranged in his honor He FIRST
a,steued to concert at the Waldorf
astoria largely made up of his fa-
yorlte songs the concert being ar
,aoeed at his request When that was
oyor be drove to the University CLUB
n luncheon, which was not concluded
uctl the middle Of the afternoon In
,bo evening he was a guest al am
No, of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius van
Oerblt and met a large party made
nn If persons Of social prominence
When the prince babe farewell to the
company at the Vanderbilt home he
want TO the New York Yacht clup Tor
an informal reception, and the hour
was late when he returned TO the
waldorf. Astoria for the night.
~. fonnd time between the tour
u,atn events on his program Tor lhe
I Nov ~ receive a delegation represent
sS% tho Commercial Grub OF 81. Paul
and several callers, and TO ilnally com,
nlete the arrangements tor the lasl
40 DAYS stay IN the country, ana ms
SnnoTti,re Tor home. lie had Intended
IN present at the religious services
", the imperla yacht Honenzollern In
,hs morning, but the vusr OF scarlet
ever which developed few days ago
nhonged mat pan. Instead, he re-
NAMED at the hotel, arising late ana
breakiastlng at his leisure
If was the Arion society Of Brooklyn,
winner of the kaisers prize at ne
singing festival in Brooklyn In l1OO'
which furnished the morning concert
a, Inc hotel The concert took place
In me Astor gallery and pegan at ll'5V'
me prince sat In the center OF the
hall surrounded by the members OF
ms suite the American escort, Ambas-
sador Won Holleben, Consul Gen.
pnsnz and Consul Geissler. The chorus
drs sang Prizes Lied, and after that,
nv request, an extended program,
which included "Old Kentucky Home
and 'piyie." The concluding number
Mas "The Lords Own Day" and 1t
WAS rendered very effectively. The
prince was delighted with the seren-
ede and after shaking hands with the
officers Of the society addressed the
members briefly in German. lie thanked
them for what they had done for nm
snd congratulated them on their ex-
cclent musical ability. He said IN
part
81 never heard sweeter or softer music
from male choir. | have heard other
music In this country, which has given
me great pleasure, and 1t has brought
me 10 the conclusion that music Is born
IN the human heart without regard TO
race or color You should cultivate
music not only as a boon to your
selves but for the benefit of others
The Arion society presented the
prince an Illuminated address and an
nounced that during the day a cable
message suitable to the occasion would
ee drafted and sent to the kaiser
The luncheon at the University club
was given by the committee named by
President Roosevelt to arrange Ter the
visit Of the prince and escort him on
his tour, and the hosts were Gen. Cor
bIn Asst -Secy. OF state Hill,
Admiral Evans, Col. Bingham, and
Commander Cowles. The party left the
hotel at l2.45 o'clock with mounted po-
lice as special guard for the carriage
ot the prince great crowd saw the
departure from the hotel and the ar
rival at the club, but there were no
special demonstrations. IN elaborate
luncheon was served and there was an
iDfnVaqflprr lto,,.a.in,, Af fhA trim
through the country just concluded.
Prince Henry will visit Philadelphia
tomorrow. Accompanied by his party
he Will leave for that city by special
train over the Pennsylvania at
o'clock. He is TO be officially received
by the city, shown through Cramps
shipyard and given q luncheon at the
Union League club, He viii return TO
New York az $3.50 and in the evening
VIII give farewell dinner to those
who accompanied him on his American
tour.
At the concert given by the Arm
strong association to Prince Henry
Booker T. Washington, the colored
leader, was presented to Prince Henry
Ihe two chatted for two minutes,
curing which time the prince asked
many questions as 20 the negroes. He
asked Mr. Washington for book OF
negro melodies, and the latter prom
ised TO secure him one.
After dining with the Vanderblts
me prince attended an informal re-
tteptlon at the New York Yacht club
When the prince and his suite ar
rved Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard
conducted the visitors to the "model
room Of the club. where the prince
examined the models OF the different
cup defenders, the tronhles of the club
nnnu lhe Americas cup. To the latter
rilnce Henry devoted some time, adj
nlrlng It greatly. Later he was shown
through the clubhouse and a light
unch was served, The prince returned
accompanied by Admiral Evans and
count Won Schwalnd, He Immediately
'epired to his apartments.
BERLIN SUMS UP RESULTS.
Berlin, March 9.-Some of the daily
Ipers nave begun summing, up Prince
Tentys trip TO the United States.
iaey deny that the princes visit was
,, MT intended to have any specific po-
nlcal aim, but merely purposed TO
nor, ABOUT an Improvement in the
'yrlar feeling In both countries.
me- ne boersen Zeltung admits that its
Sv Ost anguine expectations have been
n ,s,teeued by the occurrences of the
t ,Sr,,s trip and says the heartfelt
ws1un'y displayed by the American
lecled SV''u nave oee" ga
p,,.@ National Zeitung says that
s "nCe Henry and the Americans have
ssct su TO understand and appreciate
,s,, oiher and that the result at
~ Is out Of the common. II Is rot
s,n,, 0e-tofgotten incident, SAYS the
n.PtI, ID the hnav rliah Of madam