The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-10

heard other music in this country
which has given me great pleasure, and
II has brought me to 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 yourselves, but for the benefit
of others"
At the University Club.
The Arion society presented to the
prince an illuminated address, and an
nOunced that during the day a cable
message, suitable to the occasion,
would be drafted and sent to the
kaiser.
The luncheon at the University club
was given by the committee named by
President Roosevelt to arrange for the
visit of the prince and escort him on
his tour, and the hosts were General
Corbin. Assistant Secretary of State
Hill, Admiral Evans. Colonel Bingham
and Commander Cowles. The party
left the hotel at 12:45 o'clock with
mounted police as a special guard for
the carriage of the prince. A great
crowd saw the departure from the
hotel and the arrival at the club, but
there we're no special demonstrations.
An elaborate luncheon was served and
there was an interesting discussion Of
the trip through the country just con-
Guided.
Dinner at the Vanderbilts'.
The dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt in honor Of Prince
Henry began at o'clock. The Van
derbilt home on Fifth avenue was
handsomely decorated and brightly
lighted. Mrs. Vanderbilt received the
prince and his staff, and then presented
her other guests. Oval-shaped dining
tables were placed in the dining room
and conservatory, and there the dinner
was served. Mrs. Vanderbilt had
Prince Henry at her right and -Ambas-
sadOr Won HOlleben at her left, and Mr..
Vanderbilt had Admiral Evans at his
right and General Corbin az his left.
Others at the table were:
3Ir. and Mrs. Ogden Mills Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Brice. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Cass LedyaTd, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
BayIies, BIr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson,
Air. and Mrs. Morten Frewen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward c. Post. Mr.. and Mrs DreEel.
Countess Gray. Mrs. Nathaniel ThayeT.
Mrs Cass Garfield Mrs. Francis X.
Pendleton. Mrs. Richard Gambrill, Mrs.
Lewis CHAMBER Mrs. Dana Gibson, Mrs.
Oakley Rhinelauder, Miss Beatrice
Mills, Miss Alice Babcock, Miss Jay,
Miss Burden, Miss Anna Sands, Miss
Barney. Miss Bishop, Admiral Won Tir-
pitt, General Won F1essen, Admiral Won
Eisendecher, Vice Admiral Won SecEcn-
dorff. Captain Won Muller, Captain Won
Grumme. Count Quadt. Commander
Won Rebeur Paschwitz, Lieutenant
Commander Schmidt Won Schwiad,
Baron Won Kapherr, David J. Hill, John
Jacob Astor. EdgertOn Winthrop
Stuyvesant Fish, August Belmont,
/ Robert Gerry and F. I. Polk
During dinner an orchestra played
/ selected programme.
After dining with the Vanderbilts
/ the prince attended an informal recep-
! ton at the New York Yacht club
When the prince and his suite arrived
/ Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard con-
Quoted the visitors to the model room
| of the club, where the prince examined
/ the models of the different cup defend
/ ers, the trophies Of the club and the
/ Americas cup. To the latter Prince
+ Henry devoted some time. admiTing it
1 greatly. Later he was shown through
| the club house and a light lunch was
/ served. The prince returned TO the
/ Waldorf Astoria at 1850 p. m, accom-
panied by Admiral Evans and Count
/ Schmidt Won Schwind. He immedi-
{ ately retired TO his apartments.
Prince Henry will visit Philadelphia
/ tomorrow. Accompanied by his party
/ he viii leave for that city by special
/ train over the Pennsylvania at 8
/ o'clock. He is to be officially received
I by the city, shown through Cramps
I ship yard and given a luncheon at the
/ Union League club. He viii return to
/ New York at $50 and in the evening
viii give a farewell dinner TO those
who accompanied him on his American
I tour.
At the concert given by the Arm
/ strong association to Prince Henry.
/ Booker r. Washington. the COlOred
| leader. was presented to Prince Hen
~. The two cEstted for two minutes.
I during which time the prince asked
[ many questions as to the negroes. He
[ asked Mr. Washington for a book OF
negro melodies. and the latter prom
ised to secure him one.