Evening star., 1919-11-10
PRESIDENT MAY SEE
PRINCE TOMORROW
Royal Guest to Call on Mrs.
Wilson Route From Sta
ton Tomorrow Noon.

Albert Edward, Prince Of Wales,
will call on Mre Wilson at the White
House tomorrow afternoon and proba-
bly, will see the President for few
moments in the chief executives sick
room.
DR.. Grayson said today that the
Presidents health would permit him
to see the royal visitor If the prince
so desired, and it is thought that his
highness will be glad to renew the
acquaintance with President Wilson
which was begunsin Europe.
Prince to Arrive. Tomorrow Noon.
The special train bringing the prince
from Rouses Point, N. Y, where he
crossed from Canada into the United
States today, is speeding toward
Washington and will reach here at
noon tomorrow. at which time Vice
President Marshall and an imposing
group of civil and military represent
atives will meet the royal party at
the Union station.
Escorted by squadron of cavalry,
the prince will be taken to the Bel
mont residence, 1918 New Hampshire
avenue. where he will Immediately
entertain the members of his suite
and the American officials attached
to his party at an informal luncheon.
He will receive and return official
calls during the afternoon, the most
important. being his call at the White
House at o'clock.
Princes Party.
The personnel of the princes party
Rear Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey, K.
c. B.. K. C.~M G..4chief of staff.
Maj, Gen. Sir Henry Burstall. K. c..
Lieut. Col T. w. M. Grigg, M G.,
D. S. O.. M. c., military secretary -
Sir. Godfrey Thomas. baronet. pri-
vate secretary. -f
Commander Dudley North. c. M. O.,
Capt Lord Claud Hamilton, D. S. O..
equerry.
Capt. the Hon. Piers Leigh. equerrx.
A retinue of nineteen persons at
tached to the suite. p;
q. S. Officials With Party.
The following are the American
officials attached to the princes party:
Maj. Gen. Biddle, military aid.
Rear Admiral Niblack,. naval aid.
Jefferson Caffery. first secretary of
embassy. special representative of the
State Department. >-
L. Lanier Winslow. second secretary
of embassy.
Myron Hofer, third secretary of en-
bassy.
Maj. r. A. Sharpe. special aid to the
Secretary of State.
Lieut. Commander A. B. Legare
U. S. N. r. F.. aid to Rear Admiral
Niblack.
Capt John N. Potter. aid TO Maj
Gen. Biddle.
J. M. Nye. special agent of the De-
partment of State.
Inspector Clifford L. Grant, chief of
detectives; Inspector Harry L.. Cess
ford, assistant superintendent of
police; Detective Edward Kelly and
Sergt w. o. Holmes compose a detail
of members of Mai. Pullman's squad
to accompany the Prince of Wales
party from. the Canadian border to
this city. The detail was made at the
request of the State Department.
Detectives Keck. Lynn, Jett. Nor
gan, Grant and Kelly and a number
of uniformed policemen will compose
the guard in this city. Capt. George
H. Williams of the fourth precinct, a
native of England. will have charge
of the detail. He was in charge of the
police detail two years ago, when the
British mission. headed by Sir Arthur
Ralfour, visited this city.
Route From Union Station.
Maj Pullman has arranged for a de-
tail of police from the several pre-
cincts to escort the royal party from
Union station to the Belmont resi-
dence,; where they will stay while in
this city. The party will reach Union
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