The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-17
PLANS ARE PERFECTED
FOR ENTERTAINING HIS
RICHNESS, PRINCE PU LUN

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGEO
Will be devoted to calls from Commissioner
Wong and his family, public officials and
members Of the committees. AS his High
ness sleeps late, his days entertainment
will not begin until IL o'clock every morn
ing. However. from that hour each day,
the prince will be busy, for all his time
has been fully provided for. The pro-
gramme has been arranged, subject to
change at his desire.
Thursday afternoon the prince viii visit
the Indiana State Schol for Deaf and
Dumb, the Indiana Reformatory for Wom-
en-, Adams d Raymond veneer works, In
diana School for the Blind, United States
encaustic tile works and the Atlas engine
works. Thursday night will occur the
great event of the visit of his Imperial
Highness, the banquet in his honor at the
Claypool Hotel. Among the speakers of
the evening will be Senator Albert ]. Beve-
ridge, Senator Charles w. Fairbanks, John
l.. Griffiths, Meredith Nicholson and James
Whitcomb Riley. BY request Mr.. Riley
orally known as "Old Glory" The toast to
which Senator Beverage will respond will
be THE Pacific" John w. Kern will be
the POSTMASTER.
Knickerbacker Hall and in the afternoon
Tudor Hall and the Girls Classical School,
and in the early part OF the evening the
graduating exercises of Mrs. Sewalf S
school. At $3.50 o'clock he will be es-
cOrted to the English Opera House to hear
the recital by Madame Schuman-Heink.
saturday the Hflnce VIII VISIT the WaNer-
ly automobile works. the Indiana Rubber
company and L. b. Laycock & Co, where
luncheon will be served, after which he
will visit the Central Hospital for the
Insane and the chemical laboratory of Eli
Lilly & Co. At o'clock he will witness
a baseball game between the Shortridge
High School and the Louisville High
School. Saturday evening a reception will
be rendered him at the Commercial Club.
The prince will not spend such a strenu-
Gus day Sunday. He will devote the after
noon to a call on Commissioner Wong at
ride through the city and the parks. The
evening he will spend in private.
Monday morning Prince Pu Lun will visit
the Manual Training High School, and in
the afternoon will make visits TO the other
schools OF the city. On Monday night he
will view private exhibition of the X-ray
in the office of DR.. B. NJ. Gundelfinger.
A trip TO Lafayette to visit Purdue Uni
VerSlty is the programme for Tuesday.
The trip will be taken in automobiles un-
der the auspices of the Automobile Club
OF Indiana and as early start will be
made as is agreeable TO his Highness.
The return trip will be made Wednesday,
and Thursday has been left to the dispo-
sit1on OF the prince preparatory TO his de-
parture.
last night plans were made whereby the
twenty-five members of the committee will
meet at the Commercial Club at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and take carriages
for the parade. 1t was also decided that
William Fortune and Lewis Hoover will
have charge of the communica tons rela-
tive to trade relations with the Orient
which will be received from other CONNER
clal organizations throughout the country
Many of these will be in the form of res
olutions, and they will be read at the re-
ceeption at the Commercial Club on Satur-
day night.