The Washington herald., 1919-11-14

ator Gilbert Hitchcock, Gen. March.
Cen Pershing. Gen. Biddle, Rear Ad-
miral A. p. Niblock, Admiral Coontz.
J. j. Frederick. The Chief Justice,
EDWARD Douglas White; Assistant
secretary Of State william Phillips.
! JEFFERSON Caftery. George Barnes.
' Mr. Majoribanks. Stuart Burning, Sir
N. Delevineue. J. Kershaw. Hon. Mr..
howell, Warrington Smythe. Sir Will
nam Tyrrell, Mai Gen. II. K. Bethel.
Commodore L. r. y. Charlton, Hon..
X Lindsay. Franklin Roosevelt, AS
! sistant Secretary Of the Navy: r. C..
! Lefhngwell and II. G. Chiffon.
J At about $50 yesterday afternoon
the prince and several members of
his party called upon Mrs. Wilson at
the White House. He was greeted at
the entrance of the Executive Man.
SION by Col. Clarence Ridley, the
Presidents military aide. who intro
duced him to Mrs. Wilson who
awaited him in the Red Room She
was assisted in receiving the dis
tinguished guest by the President s
daughters, Mss Margaret Wilson and
Mrs. Frances Bowes Sayre: also Miss
Edith Benham, Mrs. Wilson'S secre-
tary.
! Mrs. Wilson quite Informally pre-
sided at the tea table. The party sat
down and talked for quite awhile
after which Mrs. Wilson and DR.. Cary
+ T. Grayson took the prince up to
the Presidents bed chamber where he
had = few minutes conversation with
our Chief Executive. His Royal High
ness remained at the White House
about an hour. There was absolutely
no formality connected with the little
function.
, Just before going to the White
House the prince made u prtef call
on Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. p.
Niblack at their apartment at 1909
Eighteenth street. The prince en-
tertained at a luncheon yesterday
at the Belmont residence. Covers
. were laid for eighteen.
Earlier in the day the prince dec
GRATED large number of officers
and enlisted men. who served with
the British or American forces dur
ing the war. in addition to seven
nurses, who received the Royal Red
Cross
The prince also visited the Wasn-
ington Cathedral at Mount st. AL
: ban. where he was received by Rt.
Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop of
, Washington. accompanied by the
dean and the cathedral clergy. The
children of the National Cathedral
school Tor Girls and Boys gave the
prince an enthusiastic greeting. He
, planted tree on the Cathedral
grounds. Later. accompanied by
Vice President Marshall. members
of the Cabinet and by his entire
stan. the prince motored to Mount
Vernon
! Following the simple ceremony at
the tomb. the prince and his party
: were shown through the grounds.
The prince will go to Annapolis
sometime today. Mrs. Marshall Field
Will entertain at a tea dance in COM
pliment to him today
! Mrs. Wilson. wife OF the President,
took a short automobile ride alone
yesterday afternoon.
: The Secretary Of War. Newton d.
Baker. has gone to Boston. Secre-
tary ant- Mrs. Baker will have as
their guest next week Mrs. Raker's
brother. Ralph Leopold. who will
give piano recital here on Thurs
day evening. November 20.
! Mrs. Franklin n. Roosevelt. wife
OF the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. entertained large company
at dinner last evening. the party 60
ing later to the reception given at
the British Embassy in compliment
to the Prince of Wales.
4 Mai. w. c. Rose entertained a
{ large party at the supper dance at
i the Cafe St. Marks last evening.
| Mrs. Clarence F. Norment, jr., had
small company for luncheon yester-
! day at the Cafe st. Marks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A Bernardo. of Rome
and T. VI. Sacco, OF Torrino. TtaIv