The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-28

berg. sigma Swanson, Ellen w. Nelson.
Blanch Nystrom. Ester Sjorberg. Agnes
Carlson. Ester Johnson. Garda A. John
son. Annie Blank. Jennie NJ Selin, Edith
Smith, Irine II. Bergquist. Gladys Hokan-
son. Alice Mattson Martha Carlson. rs
ter j. Johnson, Lillian Nelson. Ubrika
Nordin, Ruth p. Nelson, Ruth Benson.
Freda Hokanson, Memmie Gustafson,
Florence Johnson, Mabel ]. Selen, Elsie
Johnson. Edith Josephson. Lillian Fridin.
Elsie Stromberg. Mabel Johnson, Agnes
Ljungren. Signe Erickson. Judith Sjo-
berg, Edith Nelson, Ester Hokanson, Es-
ter Benson. Florence Carlson. Ruth OIL
son. Lillie Backman, Ruth Swanson. Ruth
Regina Nelson. Gertrude T.. Gustafson,
Alice L. Johnson, Elsie Anderson. Alva
M. Burgess, Ester Miller, Ebba Johnson.
Elm N. G. Clark. Minnie Benson, Olga
Hokanson. Ruth Johnson. Ester johann
son. Lille f. j. Swanson, Mildred l.. Lun-
blad, Luella Osterman, Lillian Peterson.
Ellen Anderson. Ingeborg Person, Vera
Johnson. Wilma Selander, Ester Ander-
son, Ellen Carlson, Irine Lovenius, Ruth
NJ Bowman. Mabel Tornblom, Dorothy
Johnson, Elsie Miller. Walborg Westin,
Karin Johnson, Mabel Anderson, Minnie
Johnson, Ruth r. Johnson, Mabel w. An
derson. Ellen Swanson, Emilia Johnson,
Mildred Fahlquest Lillian Peel, Afrida
Olson, Hope Olson, Ellen Sarmart and Es-
ter Johnson
The program concluded with the singing
OF America by the audience, all stand
ing.
CITY HALL. AND HOPE CLUB.
II had been announced that those who
were unable to obtain admittance TO the
hall might expect an address from the
prince at the city hall, so after the exer-
cises at Infantry hall the prince and his
suite, accompanied by Chief OF Police
rft,. nd mt mi N
entered automobiles and were carried to
Exchange place. The crowd mad TAKEN
shelter from the rain under nearby avn
ings. and as the city hall steps and side
walk were deserted the prince did not
stop, believing that there was none wait
ing for him. The automobiles proceeded
TO the Hope club. where a banquet await
ed the royal party and some OF the prom
inent Swedish residents.
The guests were: The princes suite.
Baron Lagercrantz, Rev. j. r.. Morton,
Claus Hanson, Alfred Juhln and Aron
Mattson OF the general reception commit
tee; John L. Osterman. president OF the
Swedish Verdandl; Emil Benson, o. ii.
Saf and Rev l.. Holmes.
About midnight at the princes sugges-
ton, the suite left the club. Prince Will
helu was conveyed in Henry w SaddalPs 5
automobile 10 the Union station, where he
entered private car, which was attached
to the 100 o'clock train for New York.
John Burgess was the chief usher Mt
Infantry hall and his aids were A. f.
Erickson and Ernest H. Erickson and his
assistants Fred Hanson. John Carlson,
Aug. Hanrickson. Herbert Halben, Adolph
Leon and George s. Stream. These acted
as chairman of the committees: On finance
Emil Benson; decorations-A. III. stat;
reception-A. H. Kalander; living flag
Peter A. Person.
PRINCE EAGER TO SEE SIGHTS OF
NEW YORK.
New York Aug. 2S-Eager TO see the
sights OF New York and declaring that
the wonders In America never ceased.
Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden arrived here
today for a week OF sightseeing and So
cial functions. The prince was accompan-
led here from Providence by the Swedish
minister, Herman l.. +. Lagercrantz and
his aide. Capt. Klercker They went at
once 10 the Hotel Astor and later in the
day he went 10 oyster Bay to call upon
President Roosevelt.
The prince has been spending several
days In Newport. where he was rendered
many dinners and receptions. and when he
boarded his private car last night II was
no secret among his en- tourage that his
| efforts to keep UP with his social en-
gagements had left him a tired young
man.
When the train bearing the royal visitor
drew into the Grand Central station today
the prince was met by Acting Swedish
Consul Magnus Clerholm. who boarded
the princes car and welcomed him to this
city. The prince and his party left the
train and rode in automobiles TO the Hotel
Astor, where he will make his headduar-
ters during his stay here.
After breakfast the prince was intro
duced 10 Huntington Wilson. third assist
ant secretary of state. who was desigrat
by President Roosevelt TO accompany the
prince during his visit here. On his re-
turn from oyster Bay Prince Wilhelm
will, be rendered a banquet at the Metro
poltan club tonight.