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

lloi only expressed hlSNnchrtielt hppfe-
citation OF the courtesies shown him, but
he also, referring 10 part " Mr. Mac
Farland's address spoke Of the strong
ties which had been made here In
Washington as far back az l7s5, when
the first International relations between
Germany and the United states were
established
RECEIVES AMBASSADORS.
Washington, Feb. "a one of the
most brilliant functions Of the day was
NJ p, m, when Prince Henry re-.
ceiyed az the German embassy the
members Of the diplomatic corps. in
Guiding the ambassadors and ministers.
accompanied by their stats of govern.
lnent naval ana civil attaches. all In
iull uniform. II was the anne bril-
llnnt assemblage that Is seen at the
White House on New Years DAY TO
give greetings 20 the president Turks
IN red fez, Russians In tall shake. Chit
nese In rich oriental silks But today
there was added brllliaDcy In the snowy
uniforms Of the imperial receiving
party.
Prince Henry remained in the draw
being received meeting them separ-
atey and alone. the stats remaining
IN the reception room 10 be greeted lat
er. Lord Pauncefote was the first
to be ushered before the prince. follow
ed by the French, Russian Italian and
Mexican ambassadors.
In the meantime the foreign minis
tiers and the STAINS Of both the ambas-
sailors and ministers, had assembled In
the ballroom, to await the conclusion
OF the princes personal conference with
the ambassadors When these We're
over the prince entered the ballroom
aud was presented TO ministers and
then TO members Of the various STATS
The scene as these many diplomatic
officers Of high rank mingled with ad-
mlrals generals and members of the
many noble houses Of Europe, was
brilliant Almost every famous rcgi-
ment In Europe was represented among
the foreign military officers, In rich
gold-embrodered uniforms. their
breasts resplendtnt with medals and
decorations The reception Of the dip
lomatlc corps lasted about an hour
RETURN CALLS OF AMBASSADORS
Washington, Feb. 24-Prlncc Henry
prepared TO make calls upon the for"
eign ambassadors stationed In Wash
ngton, as the high rank Of an ambas-
sador makes him personal represent
alive of his sovereign or ruler aud en-
titles him to the Aist cali The prince
was accompanied by the German am
bassadOr the two driving in an open
A. Ia Hat al ataf
the crowd gave him an ovation uf
cheers Ahead Of the carriage gal
l0ped the escort Of cavalry troopers
The drive took the party throughout
the northwest section OF the city, where
crowds lined the streets,
The princes first call was at the
British embassy Lord Pauncelote be-
ing the dean Of the diplomatic corps
The prince did not enter the embassy,
simply leaving his card Calls were
then made on the French ambassador
NJ. Cambon the Russian ambassador,
Count Cassini. the Italian ambassador,
Sgnor Mayor. and the Mexican am
bassador Aspiro2, at each place cards
being left The princes calls did not
extend 10 the foreign ministers, as
their rank does not make them per-
sonal representatives Of their sover-
eign or ruler
Returning TO the German embassy
Prince Henry and his party took lunch
with the German ambassador and the
members of his STAFF, The parry at the
table numbered twenty-five. Prince
Henry occupied the seat of honor with
Dr.. Won Holeben sitting opposite. The
btnob yue confined "a tina ulinpp'g UaT-
ty and the ambassadors official stan
except the officers forming the honor
airy escort,