Evening star., 1907-08-27
LUNCHE0NS AND BANQUETS
Toast From Governor to King Oscar
of Sweden.
TO BOSTON sWEDEs
Elaborate Function in Honor of
Crown Prince at Oyster Bay
Tomorrow.

BOSTON, Mass, August 2T.-PrInce WILL
/ helm Of Sweden, Duke of Sondermanland
made an early start his last day in this
city today with a breakfast given by Mayor
John F. Fitzgerald. at which Gov. Guild
Baron de Lagererantz, the Swedish minister
TO the United States; G. A Rosentwist, the
consul from Sweden in this city, and promi-
nent business men of the city were also at
the table.
Following the breakfast Prince Wilhelm
was taken on an automobile tour of Boston
and Cambridge, during which he inspected
the buildings of Harvard University and
historical points of interest in both cities
At the conclusion of the tour he was driven
to the Somerset Club, where a private din
ner in his honor was given by James III.
k!dder, at which Gov. Guild was present
The feature of the program of entertain
ments in honor of the prince came In the
afternoon with a reception and lawn party
at Nahant, the summer home of Gov. Guild
The prince will go to Lynn after the lawn
party this evening. where special train
be the guest of Gov. Higgins at a dinner
at the Hope Club. and at midnight will
leave for Oyster Bay, where he will visit
President Roosevelt.
Massachusetts gave the prince a cordial
welcome yesterday, both at Worcester.
where he first stepped upon the soil of the
Bay state. and in Boston, where he was the
guest Of the commonwealth.
The prince arrived at Worcester from
Providence. where he had spent the fore
noon. He was greeted by Gov. Guild and
Lieut.. Gov. Draper. and from that time
until he retired here for the night, after
numerous receptions and a state banquet.
| the chief executive was almost constantly
by his side
At the station in Worcester several
Swedish societies sang national anthems
and oil
coined to the city by Mayor Duggan and
presented to the city government. A
| luncheon at the Worcester Club and a re-
ception completed the program, and at 5
o'clock he left for Boston on a special
train.
| The banquet given the prince by the
state at the Algonquin Club was the for
| NAL recognition of his visit to Massachu-
setts. Gov. Guild who presided, proposed
a toast to King Oscar of Sweden. and
Prince Wilhelm responded briefly. Follow
ing the banquet reception to the Swedish
residents of the city was held at Hotel
Somerset.
President to Entertain Prince.
OYSTER BAY. N Y, August 27-An
elaborate luncheon will be served at Saga
| more Hill tomorrow to Prince Wilhelm of
Sweden and a number of other distin-
guished guests, including the Swedish min
lister to the United States, Herman de
1t is understood that at the same time
President Roosevelt will have as his
guests all of the foreign naval representa-
tves to the jamestown exposition whom
he has not previously entertained at
luncheon and that this entertainment will
conclude the executive courtesy to the for
eign visitors to the exposition.
Swedish Cruiser at New York.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The Swedish
cruiser Fylga arrived in the harbor this
morning.
The Swedish cruiser came into port to-
day and anchored in the Hudson river
The prince will arrive tomorrow, and will
inaugurate his program here with a visit
to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
The anchor chains of the cruiser Fylgia
were still ratting in the hawse holes as the
cruiser. came to anchor today when the
Swedish consul, Magnus Clarhom, drew
alongside and went aboard to greet Com
modore Lindberg of the Fylg:a. Later In
the day Commodore Lindberg. in company
with Consul Clarholm, called on Acting
Mayor Goodman to pay the respects of
Prince Wilhelm. The commander of the
Fylgia explained that the prince was not
here in an official capacity and, according
ly, would not call in person on the mayor.
Commodore Lndberg will also make Off
c!al visits to Governors Island and the New
York navy yard. Sixty naval cadets of the
Fylgia, who had. made a flying visit to
Niagara Falls while the Swedish cruiser
was anchored in Newport harbor, boarded
the war vessel on her arrival here today