The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-22
CONNAUGHT PARTY
STARTS FOR NEW YORK
cou'iuucd from First Page.

occasion. At hand TO meet the visitors
will be the Ambassador Mrs Reid and
their son Ogden Mills Reid and fleet oi
automobiles To convey the party to- the
Reid residence iji Madison avenue"
The roval party will have 10 walk over
IN" pine boards of the static 10 got n
The waiting machines The commuters
who hav" been hoping that a sweep of
red carpet would be laid for tn" progress
20 the upper world. are doomed to dis
appointment. Except that the party will
he met Ivy tn" R"idS and Of course u host
of photographers. tho Duke and his family
viii enter New crk a. quietly a rossible
| he automobiles bearing III" party will
, leav" tn" station to swing around 20
Fifth avenue. and tn" short run up the
avenue will be the first time in wears
that royalty has inspected our main
street They will have breakfast ~ Mr.
Rclds house and for the rest of the dav
until tn" dinner this evening any wish
hey may express about things they would
lik" 20 see will he sratiiicd
TIL" Ambassador doesnt want them To
think set programme has hnnn arranged
II" wants hem 10 feel they are not tied
w - ~'lf'lII'' tltl YAH Eb bllNNnbTf ana
-" any of the sights th"y want to 500.
II the Duke want to 500 the sl,vscrapers
downtown h" viii be- taken through the
downtown district IN an automcb,lc and
there will he mad" in his interest the
greatest voss bic ""O-t To keep his identity
hidden from those y no " i'll consider him
greater sight than h" Singer Building.
III" museums. the tlll buildings aud the
linrarN ar" among IN" sights he vii,
want to -"e. 1t l. thought Whether
a tour through these places viii satisfy
the Princess Patricia. N" pet of London
Tor h"r brlsk way. won't b" learned
until Princess Pat. a. London fondlv
calls her announces her wishes herself
II Sh" dO"~n want - 80" thcs" things
she can see auvjn'nG she wants. according
20 ~" plan
Sh" may wan' - spend h"r Tim" seeing
her host Of friends IN New York. aud
III" may decide to lunch with some of
them Ni- Cornelius Vanderbilt nuew
m" Princes we'll N Tendon and It l.
though thar IN" may nav. ~. Princess
10 luncheon on Tuesday Ihe Princes :
may also 'un about New York wi'h Mrs.
Jack I"~lI" who was MIS- LeonI,. Jerome
and who arrives ~ Town Ou Tuesday
and will return t. ottawa with ~" roval
party 10 \'sU th"n here
BU' for tU-iav IN" royal party wIl!
Tonight a. IA" Mhl'"aw R"ids There
viii b" music air-rward. hur uo general
company l. planned Cardinal Farley
viii b" at tn" dinner and so VIII Bishou
and Mrs David II Greer. Mr and Mr.
Robert Y lIUcGlu Malpr-(i"n and MIR
FIR, i"uCk D"n' Grant. " Butler Duncan
and MI and NIr~ Joseph II Choa'-
u"dbnn"r viii h" IN a m"a-lIr" Informal
hru Grani has b""n invited uwiu. ru
ms rank IA the United Staj". army ~
w''li a- for th" fact ihd' he j. IN" Ion of a
President Qf IN" United Siai.- Nj
Lincoln j. also a son pf President and at
on" tim" h" was tn" American Minister
- th" Irur' "i 81 james : and w and
Mr. Lincoln Nave known IA" Duk. and
Duchess Oi ionlauLAt IN London.
Nlr. tn"dt" was ono" imhu-~idur 20 the
{ ulIr, ut - James = whrr' -" VA 4 gr.li
tayorit" " Butler Duncan. whn -
upw ~ year. old. va, ih" chairman Of to.
"lit"'it- commit" dppuiui"i ~ !Nfu
- welcome IN New York 20" Prince #
Wales. later King Edward VII. The cider
hTntu"- of th" buh" O' t,uVaupnl
b;h"rwlS" there VII. 10. no SiCuIGcanr.
III VA" lnvltatIuns "Nt-nd"d nor will lhr
tact oi any Onr being invited 10 he varInu.
entertain m"ii- ilN hl~ po~ItlDn in society.
] w" majority Ot tn" men and women IN
Nl'"d iiN" al on" nm" or another been
included a. entertainments in London
wh"r" rOvai p"r-Onagcs have been present
and many of them were present a. Dor
chester fiOu-" when after their accession
- tn" ,hron" King Edward and Queen
Alexandra were the guests Of kmhassa
dor and Mrs Reid
The present King and Queen Of England
have been az Dorchester House. the
American Embassy in London as Prince
and Princess of Wales