The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09
Rested Again and Was the Guest of
Honor at "a Dinner Given bya
German Organization.
BERLIN SOCIETY AsToNIsHED
AMAZED At THE DEMOCRACY OF
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BROTHER.
Crew of the HOhenzOIIern Surprised
at the LIberaIity of Brewers in
This Land of Wine and Beer.

NEW YORK, March S.-This was Prince
Henry's easy day" He '1oafed' a large
part of the time in his apartments at the
Waldorf-Astoria, not going out Of them un-
til after noon. when he attended luncheon
and reception in his honor at the residence
of Mrs. Ogden Mills. When he returned to
the hotel ne rested until s o'clock. Then he
attended dinner given by the German So
ciety of New York. Tomorrow he will
take luncheon at the University Club. din
ner at the home of Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt and will visit the New York Yacht Club
later. He will spend Monday in Philadel-
phia and Tuesday will be devoted to fare
we'll visits and embarkation on the steam
ship Deutschland. which will carry the
prince back to the fatherland.
The wreath sent TO Grants tomb by the
prince to-day was nearly nine feet in cir
cumference, was made almost entirely of
laurel and was tied with broad purple rib
bon 1t taken to the tomb by Lieu
tenant Commander Won Egidy, the princes
representative.
Ambassador Won Holleben, Admiral Won
Seckendorff, Admiral Won Tirpitz, Captain
Won Mueller. Captain Won Ruber-Pasch-
witz and Consul General Buenz visited CO.
lumbia University to-day as representa-
tives OF Prince Henry, who was unable TO
make the visit in person. The secretary
of the university this afternoon made pub
lie the following telegram TO President
Nicholas -urray Butler from Prince Henry
with regard 70 the latter's abandoned visit:
ct regret exceedingly that circumstances
beyond my control deprive me OF the pleas
ure of accepting your invitation. / have,
however. directed Admiral Won Tirpitz,
secretary of the navy. and Admiral Won
Elseadecker TO visit your institution and
.onvey 10 you my sentiments of esteem
with which have always regarded this
we'll known seat OF American science and
learning"
This afternoon Mrs. Ogden Mills gave
a luncheon and reception In honor of the
prince at her home in East Sixty-ninth
street. Sixty persons attended the lunch
con, which began at l o'clock and about
100 the reception which followed. Calve,
De March, and Gilbert. of the Metropoli-
tan opera Company, sang; Franz WilchZ.
vioInist, played and Isador LuckstOne,
pianist. accompanied the singers. Mrs.
Mills's table was in white and gold. Prince
Henry sat at her right and Mrs. Clarence
Mackey was at the right of the prince.
Among the others at the table were Am
bassador Won Hollenben, Admiral Won Tir-
pitz, General Won Plessen. Admiral Won
Eisendecksr. Admiral Won Seckendorff,
Captain Won Muller. Count Quadt, Captain
Won Reuber-Paschwitz. Lieutenant Com
mander Schmidt Won Schwind, Lieutenant
Commander Won Egidy, Count Won Seek
endorff Assistant Secretary of State Hill,
Major General corbin. Admiral Evans,
Colonel Bingham, Commander Cowles, Mr..
and Mrs. Bayard Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Clarence Mack
ey, Miss Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Sloane, Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll Mrs.
Babcock. Mrs. IseIin, Mrs. Gambrille. Mrs.
Jay, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. Alfred Van
derbilt. Miss Thayer, Miss Gerry, Miss
Sands. Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Livingston Mrs
Edgerton Winthrop, Mrs. Corbin. Mrs
Rhinelander, Mrs. Jennings, j. Pierpont
Morgan Edgertcn Winthrop. Creighton
Webb, stephen Oln, Heber Bishop and
Edward o. Wolcott. Calve and the Others
who sang were heard in the ballroom of
the Mills home where the reception was
held.
Prince Henry returned to the Waldorf
Astoria from the luncheon and spent the
rest OF the afternoon in his apartments
devOting his attention TO official corre-
SDOndence.