The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
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head, which WA drawn across tho lower
part 81 her face, showing only her eyes
and forehead
White llousc to meet President Roosevelt
Ivy special appointment. Tho reception
was entirely Informal, although the Prince
was received In the Blue Room, which -
tho state patlor In which Ambassadors and
ministers Of foreign countries are presented
10 the President for the. first time. he
Gaokwar Arrived at the White House in a
hired carriage, accompanied only by MS
brother.
A aoon "a the carriage drove under
the broad porte-cochhre Of the mansion
Mr.. Townley. counsellor of the British
Embassy who bad already arriyeSi Sns
Corps, stepped forward TO greet him.
The Prince wore a gray frock suit, gray
fedora hat and patent leather shoes. With
his brother and Nh. Townley he was ush-
cred into the White House by Major McCaw-
ley and conducted to the Blue Room. 4
few minutes later President Roosevelt
entered the apartment and greeted Mr..
Townley, who presented the Prime and his
brother. The Prince spoke fiuently in
English and the President greeted him in
the same informal manner with which he
receives daily visitors in the Office. He
invited his visitors to be seated and there
ensued a pleasant conversation Of about
ten minutes. The Gaekwar expressed much
pleasure with his visit to the United States.
and especially to Washington.
Upon leaving the White House at 2:40
O'Clock Mr.. Townley took leave of. the
Prince and the visitors went out for q drive
about the city.
The President invited the Prince and his
brother to be his guests at luncheon at the
White House next Saturday. II Ia pos
hat several other guests will be in
yited to meet them.