The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-27
LUNCH AT SHERRY'S.
nee Henry Sat Down With Captains OF Ia
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Prince Henry OF
Prussia renamed on board the Hohen-
zolTern this morning. A visit to Grants
tomb, which the Prince had desired to
make early in the day. was postponed,
because the wreath to be placed on the
Sarcophagus were not finished in time.
The Prince left the Hohenzollern about
noon. and. escorted by Troop c. went to
Sherry's. Heading the procession was a
squad of mounted police. Prince Henry
rode in an open barouche, and following
were carriages containing members Of the
Princes suite and Rear-Admiral Won
Baudissin. The party arrived at Sherry S
at 1890.
With Prince Henry were Admiral
Evans, Admiral Won Tirptz, General Cor
Tin, Commander Cowles, Colonel BinS-
ham and Assistant Secretary of State
Hill. The luncheon was given in the ball
room. Eleven tables had been arranged,
crescent-shaped, each table seating y
guests, with the exception of the Princes
table which had 20 guests All sat on
the outside OF the crescent, SO that every
guest faced the Prince. The room was
beautifully decorated
Among the guests were: H. NICK.
Tw mJley, Daniel S. Lamont, AIaXaa-.e.
f. Orr, J. Pierpont Morgan, II. II. Vree-
land. Ex-Attorney- General jon. "
Griggs, Abram S. Hewitt. Chauncey M.
Depaw. Licuien nt-GovernO. WLo ruif.
Rcad-Admi al Melville, Char.es Moore,
Emil Bias, Thomas A. Edison, John A.
Mccall. Natha Straus. z j. Berwind,
w l lam II. Cramp, Professo: Simon
mirai W lkcr. Geo Sc Gould, AleXa der
Graham Bell, Drs. w. B. Mitchell, D. O.
Mills, the &c man Amba sador, Won Hol-
leben, GEORGE i. Bates, Herr 0. Have
meyer, Charles NJ. Schw b. J. Ogden Ar
mour and Adolphus Busch.
From the Dime ven by the Cap
ans of 1 dustry' Prince Henry, pre-
ccdcd by mo ntel po ice. who Gle red
Fifth Avenue of all vesiclcS, was driven
to the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. At
ter q. two-holtrs' stay, the Prince. accom-
panied by his suite, Ambassador Won
Holleben and Admiral Evans, was driven
to the Arion Society Hall, there to review
the torchlight procession of the German
societies. He was escorted by Troop
OF Brooklyn and mounted police.
The Prince entered the main entrance
of the Arion Society's Hall on
committee of the club. headed by Presi;;
dent Frank Won Briessen. who extended
a cordial welcome. Prince Henry replied
briefly in German. =
large hall upstairs. where he was greeted
by Dr., Louis Weyland and the COM
mander Of the Germany-Amerlcan so
rieties. who presented to him a handsome
nlhum In returning thanks the Prince
said:
Mr. President allow me to express my
sincere thanks for this hearty reception
1t fills me with JOY to see that all Ger
man societies of New York city have par.
ticpatcd in this ovatione which l. do moi
take as rendered TO me, Quito my brother
His Majesty, the German Emperor, my
high sovereign.
:Gentlemen most Of you are citizens OF
From your Old Fatherland you have
brought over here a certain sense Of
luty, which has. undoubtedly, to large
,ytent helped you to the success yor
ave attained as citizens of this country
t is my wish that you may. as citizens
Of this splnedid country, adhere to the
same sense of duty which actuates YOU
brethren in the old country.