New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-22
Full Programme
OF Wilson's London
Visit Is announced

LONDON, Dec 81 (By The Asso-
ciated Press Following is the Off
cial programme in connection with the
visit of the President of the United
States to England:
The Presidential party will arrive at
Dover at II: 10 p. m. Thursday, and will
be received by the Duke of Connaught,
representing the King; John w. DAVIS,
the American Ambas sador; Lord Read
ing, British Ambassador to the United
States, and Lord Ierschell Lord in
Waiting to the King, who will be
especially attached to the President
during his visit.
Commander Sir Charles Gust,
Equerry to the King, will meet the
President at Calais and will be spec
tally attached to him.
Big Military Spectacle
The nartv Will arrive at Charing
Cross station in London at 230 p. m,
and VIII De received by the King and
Queen and Wit. the sovereigns will
drive to BucAlng am Palace The
streets will be lined by troops, who
viii be assisted by contingents from
the royal navy and the ar forces.
Clubs and tho-e occupying private
the President Will pass are asked to
cooperate in making the decorations
as effective as possible.
On Thursday evening the President
and Mrs. Wilson will dine privately.
Friday morning and afternoon viii e
reserved for the President to meet the
British Cabinet Ministers, in the
evening, the KING will give banquet
It Buckineham Palace
To Visit Mothers Birthplace
On Saturday Tie President Will nro-
coed to The city to receive an address
at Guild Hail. On that evening a din
ner VIII be give by the government at
Lancaster House, at which the British
ministers will be present After the
dinner the President viii leave London
Tor Carlisle, his mothers birthplace,
where he wiz spend Sunday. This visit
Wall be without ceremonial.
From Carlisle the Pres ldential party
VIII proceed to Manchester, where the
President will be the guest of the Lord
Mayor. Arrangements have been made
lor the Pres ldent to receive on Monday
the freedom of the city OF Manchester.
1t is expected that President Wilson
will leave Eng and for France Tuesday.
VII Occupy Royal Suite
King George has received from Pres
.ueht ana Mrs. wilson an acceptance OF
his invitation to be his guests at Buck
ingham Palace during their stay in
London. They will be CHARTERED in the
royal suite customarily used by visit
ing monarchs and Will be entertained
after a manner similar to that usual in
the case CT royal visitors.
PARIS, Dec. President Wilson.
With Mrs. Wilson, it was announced
officially to-day, will leave Paris on
december "a on special train for
naumont, main headquarters of the
American oxpeditonary force On the
light of december 25 they viii leave
Chaumont on d special train for an I'M
named Channel port, where he will ar
rive on December %.
From this port the arrangements
will be in charge of the British au-
thorities. The Presidential party will
cross the Channel on warship and
s due to arrive in London at 1870
o'clock in the afternoon of December
26. The President and Mrs. Wilson
will go direct to Buckingham Palace.
Tie Presidents Immediate party will
include Admiral Grayson and his wife,
Miss Edith Benham, secretary to Mrs.
Wilson, and military aid whose name
hos not been announced