The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26

ra ans NM cun pace In his visit TO the
car w national capital today Arriv-
hm rIvlng late in the afternoon, he
; ~ was whlrled first to the British embassy,
Espent forty minutes In the White House.
SIwhere he was received by President and
. az Mrs. TAFT. then was motored back to
Ie 1.-The embassy. where he was the guest OF
IaI honor at IL dinner to which most of the
aM prominent members VI the diplomatic
ors.1 corps were invited visited the National
tln} Press club. and then. tired but delighted,
Ism Rs he expressed It. sought his private
NJ : ear &c left about midnight for New
ce FORK.
nen| The duke. the first roNal visitor 10
NJ Wa shinEton In years, having visited the
lsztEhitc House. President TAFT returned
, aIbts call at the British embassy
The duke mad no official message to
bear from England, and the president
had none 10 give. Their converse ton
81 sI Twas OF the most general character and
N II the only formal welcome to his royal
noe Ihighness was that extended TO him when
nns ~ llc left his private car at the Union sta
I,ftion b.. Major A. w. Butt, President
BA3Taft':s personal aide.
dsa Sans Ceremony.
-
srfas unceremonal as state officials and
tho British ambassador could make it,
rcz,tFhe duke was presented 10 the president
I lby Embassador Bryce and then Mr.. Taft
IT, }preserted him TO Mrs. Taft and Miss
In EI17elen Taft. The members of the cabinet
md their wives were presented by Major
Butt
Mrs James Bryce, First Assistant
MT|,Secretary OF State Huntington Wilson
and Second Assistant Adee were the only
.guests outside the cabinet, The dukes
~,,,} aide, Colonel Lowther. VINO came with
d WIhim from New York, and the staff from
EleIjthe British embassy were presented TO
,as Mr. Taft Following the formal recep-
, or HI ton, tea was served in the red room OF
ard 7the White house by Miss Helen Taft
onsl The duke chatted with all OF the presl-
IistsI tents guests, but spent much OF his time
ry talking with Mr.. Taft and Secretary
COZ, Knoy.
rf,s II m The presidents return call al the Brit
for lsn embassy was most Informal Only
an na,or Butt accompanied him and he was
'aG tIeceived In the drawing room. where his
' cf fpyal hishness talked with the president
Hoout twenty minutes The president
aEsh walked back to the White house
ses Guest Of Hitchcock.
e luI
d in,I Tonight Mr.. TAFT was tne guest of
oi Fos1master General Hitchcock at a cabi-
~. net dinner and the duke was the guest
surz1of ambassador Bryce at a dinner AT the
ny. Hembassy. which he left shortly berore
n T., s1midnight to visit the National Press club
M Al the Press cllS the duke made the
orna rst and only public speech OF his visit
70 me United States. On being intro
SeTypuced TO the assembled newspaper men
ans Pc ssio
-day assure you II Is 8 pleasure 10 meet
10 you gentlemen who hold positions OF
Fuch influence in this country. | hone
10 MYvu WIN Always use II for the good OF
BY rfne world l nope. also. that England
p1sM H"n Inc United States Will be alway.
We pest OF friends for the good OF the
-, world"
r. e. Inc visitor, who was accompanied b,
ThlS~ Tfs~ <moassador Bryce. had been agsur.,
u "a jas "nt his visit 10 the Press club wouI,
informal He was received with AZ
sta,n,%e rnfoa''ous welcome and. seeing som,
lii',pss I'd f'e"noers smoking. turned to the near
~. I'm glad TO see that this reau,
10 raior'na'' he said. 'May l ask fol
Gpllt ~ cigarette?''
snSa as,sa leaves Out Title.
lcrvus 80 N"eN'eo WIN the members for som,
q nsvtr +cs +ts ana then signed his name in Tn,
yas ~ ~ oooH' lie did not use his title
furn,iSs ut' Jostcd down Arthur. Governor- Ger,
10 W of Canada"
& ccpL the duke reached Washington at Al
lornDs fm and the Union station was W.,
<Hed With spectators Three Whit
'othipI automobiles We're waiting and tn
snert. 'sltor'} the aides and the embassy ~
OF pps<@Hucs S"ere taken Immediately TO th
Get %T1basnF. :"
be tU' iur rsor'J the embassy to the White hons
hing VII" 9Sck four troops OF cavalry forrne
prousands OF peisons crowded aroru
cared ~ " mts house grounds TO watch Tn
r. JprI IFef pass In. bur he rode in a close
old, lssd 'toInooe and they were disappoin,e,
en-, ,,Tapt ar> Sozen' extra policemen kept the crow
re lide the gates.
neyefs fhe Duke OF Connausht left he,e Ia,
o. tor New York. where he wi
a