New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
FESTIVE ROYAL VISIT.
Italian So0creigns Entertained at
Guildhau and Windsor.

London. Nov. 1S-The welcome Of King Vic
tor Emmanuel and Queen Helena OF Italy TO
London as the guests OF the Lord Mayor and
Corporation to-day was OF remarkably cor
dial characte-. FROM the moment Of Their ar
rival at Paddington Station. except when ira
versing Hyde Park. the royal procession passed
beneath one long canopy Of bright coiors' en-
HANGED here and there by triumpnai A'N"es
Each side OF the route was fringed oy HOopa
behind whom thick masses Of people gave 'e-'
ma5esties a splendid reception Inc -
which was crisp and bright, lent itseH TO 'ile
holiday making 49,,
-, ,,,,,o from, windsor IN the Diamond Juoiiee
..fr wore net at Paddington by Lo7o OTeh-
e.r and the headquarters stan After oIlei
s.-,-,son OF the guard o. honor Of grenaoieTs
- hand welcomed the visitors with the ltal-
a. anthem. the King and Queen. ATTENDED oy
.be Duke OF Portland, entered King Edward
81, s-a+e landau. built for the coronation.
drawn by six horses King Victor EnTnanuei
wore the uniform OF general OF Italian cuiTas-
sie-s The Queen was dressed in a charming
lilac silk costume. with a cream la,e toque and
cream velvet cloak Five four-horsed state car
ria -es contained the suites. A sovereigns es-
cort OF the Life Guards attended their ma5esties
and military contingent brought up the rear
of the cavalcade. which. as it left the station.
was received with rousing cheers
Proceeding through Hyde Park, the King and
Queen reached the Italian Embassy. where was
stationed a guard Of honor Of Garibaldian vet
erans Entering the embassy, their majesties
held q reception and received addresses from the
Italian colony.
Subsequently the Italian King and Queen,
after half an hours procession through be-
s4cled streets. reached the Guildhan without
incident. OF entering the library, their males
ties were greeted by a distinguish gathering.
Including the Prince and Princess Of Wales, the
Duke OF Connaught. the Duke and Duchess OF
Argyll members Of the royal family. Cabinet
Ministers. Peers. members OF the House OF
Commons and others No diplomats were in
,-fted. with the exception Of the Italian Ambas-
sador. The only American noticed in the big
crowd Of upward OF eight hundred guests was
Reginald Ward. in fun diplomatic uniform Of
consul OF Rumania. The Lord Mayor, Sir
James = Richie met the guests at the en-
trance The Corporations address was present
ed In a sold casket- King Victor Emmanuel re
Piled 10 the Lord Mayor.
The Italian King aid Queen left the Guildhal
sui5 a fanfare from the City Trunpeters ana
the cheers OF the public crowding the thorough
fares without The procession was greeted with
great cordially OF its return 10 Padoington sta
zion where their maJesTies took train 10Y
windsor which they reached at ABB P m They
drove 20 the castle.
shortly after the return 20 Windsor the Italian
Foreign Minister. Signor Tittoni had a confer
e-ce with Lord Lansdowne. the British Minister
81 Foreign Affairs. and later was granted an
audience By King Edward The British and
T-aIfs- sove-eigns dined together tonight in the
OAK Room Of the castle. the members OF their
-es-e~-f,e suites dining separately. After the
dinner their ma iesties were present at a per
Torrance OF David CSa-rick' II the waterloo
.-ha--he- nv Sir Charles Wyndhan and his COM
r7a-v given under royal command The guests
numbered two hundred and included Henry
White secretary Of ttS United States embassy
80 zz-ps-a and the Misses White the Countess
- Aberdeen members Of the nobility. ana other
recruitment people The guests were subseqo enl-
2 o--e--s5--es Al <rlruer in ST. Georges Hall
king Edward and King Victor Er1r11anuel TO
rr- conferred decorations on some OF the mem
-e-s 81 their respective suites Tomorrow hllls
--f---- T----7autlel King Edward and others N
- -4,al r7s~tfes viii shoot IN the Windsor Gov
rs In the afternoon the ItaIiah sovereign y III
receive several Populations