The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-15
ELABORATE PROGRAMME
FOR THE CHINESE PRINCE
Official Announcement Made by
Committees in Charge of His
Entertainment.
IT IS SUBJEST TO CHANGE
After His Imperial Highness Ar
rives His Wishes VIII Be Con-
sulted-The Banquet.

r-ouoving is the official programme pre-
,ored by the committees in charge of the
,s,,ertafument OF Prince Pu Lun, who is
- arrive in this city Wednesday afternoon,
NJ Is The programme is subject to
cbanee at the desire of the prince if he
sbouId feel indispOsed after the many
cents that have been already crowded into
his brief visit to this country:
Arrival in indianapolis at 2:40 p. m. VIII
be met at train by public officials and re-
ception and entertainment committees
Artillery salute. Military escort through
streets 10 Statehouse. Addresses of well
come from the Governor. mayor. president
OK the state Board of Commerce and pres
ldent Of the Commercial Club. Response
by his Imperial Highness. Prince Pu Lun.
Escort 10 ClaypoOl Hotel.
Evening TO be occupied with calls on his
Imperial Highness at ClaypOol Hotel by
Mr. Wongs family. public officials and
members Of committees.
Thursday May 10
u:90 a. m-Entertainment at breakfast
p. m.-Visit Indiana State School for
.. m.-Visit TO Indiana Reformatory for
go p m.-visit to Adams & Raymond
veneer works.
Sd. m-Vislt to Indiana School for Blind.
$50 p. m.-Visit TO United States Encaus-
tic tile works
40 p. m:-visit to Atlas engine works.
p. m.-BanQUet at Claypool Hotel.
Friday. May 90
l2:sO .. m.-Visit to Knickerbacker Hall.
I.lj p. m.-Visit TO Tudor Hall.
2 ,. m. 10 p. NAT Mrs. SewalPs school
and residence.
D. m. TO p. m.-Women's reception.
6 p. N. to $50 y. NAT Mrs. Sewalls res
idence.
$50 p. m. to $50 D. m.-Commencement
exercises Of Mrs. Sewalls school and pre-
$50 p m.-Englishs Opera House. at re-
ctal BY Madame -Heink, where
special arrangements had been made for
his Imperial Highness and party.
Saturday. May n
Il a. m.-Waverly automobile works and
Indiana rubber works.
HIS a nj. b. Laycock & Co.; lunch
con 10 be served at works.
p. m. TO 2:3O p. m.-Indiana Hospital for
Insane.
go p m. to $3.50 D. Mechanical labora-
tory OF Eli Lilly & Co.
p. m. 10 $50 p. m.-Baseball game be-
tween the High School pupils of Indian
apOlis and Louisville, arranged for the spe-
eal entertainment of his Imperial High
ness
p m.-Reception at the Commercial
Club, where business men will have special
opportunity for meeting his Imperial High
ness; the presentation of resolutions adopt
ed by commercial organizations throughout
the country by III. II. Hanna, chairman of
committee on extension of trade relations
presentation of printed matter from man
ufacturing and commercial companies In
response TO invitation OF his Imperial High
ness. by John w. Kern, president of the
Commercial Club; address by Hilton u.
Brown.
Sunday, May r.
Afternoon to be devoted to call at the
residence of Mr.. Wong, short country trip,
~ - H.. II
Country Club. view OF diving horses at
Fairview Park on special invitation of Mr.
MCGOWAN; private entertainment in even
ing
Monday, May o.
11:So a m.-Visit to Indiana Soldiers and
Sailors Monument.
Il 40 a. m.-Visit 10 Manual Training High
School
ranged for by educational committees
School
4.3O-Address to teachers by Mr. Wong.
6.30-Private entertainment at dinner
S:30-Private X-rays exhibition at offices
Of DIT. B. NJ. Gundelfnger.
Tuesday. May "a
Start at early hour as will be agree
able To his Imperial Highness on automo-
BILE toGr under the auspices of the Automo-
bile Club OF Indiana. 10 Lafayette. Ind,
70 visit Purdue University. a distance OF
about seventy-five miles The arrange
ments at Lafayette are in the hands OF
Lafayette people and will be made public
later.
Wednesday. May Is
Return by automobiles to indianapolis
starting at an hour not yet determined.
Thursday, May 20
This day will, in accordance with the re-
guest of the prince. be left free for such
purposes as he may wish in the matter OF
calls and preparations for his departure
The following programme has been ar
ranged Tor the banquet, which Will be given
IN honor of the prince on Thursday even
Ing. May 10. at the Clay pool Hotel, where
the headquarters of the prince will be es-
tablished:
Address of Welcome Observation-Disclosures.
-..-........ Senator Charles w. Fairbanks
Response By his Imperial Higness Prince
Pu Lun. interpreted by his Excel
lency. Wong Kai Kah.
Toast. subject not yet announced......
.-.--.-.-...-..- Senator Albert Bevertdge
Poem. ............... James Whitcomb Riley
Ioast-"The City-Old and New ........
-.--...-.-...-.--...--...... Mayor Hoffman
Toast-"The Brotherhood of Art. .......
49, .--..-...................M Meredith Nicholson
Ioast-"Our Debt to the East" ..........
-----.--...--..........-...J John L. Griffiths
Governor Durbin will not be able to at
tend the banquet. as he will be out of the
city The programme will be followed by
violin solo by Hugh McGibeny.
There VIII be some revenue from the 81
plate charged for the banquet, and this
revenue will be used by the general com
mittee towards defraying the expenses at
PENDANT upon the entertainment of the
prince About the only thing now remain
ING towards the entertainment of his I'm
perlaI Highness is his presence in this city