The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
b. E c. DRUM-aUNT

he Prince Of Wales who passed
end Of the week at White Sui
hr Springs, w. Va, will leave
70 tonight for New York. No en-
kainments were planned for the
nee at the famous old resort
urday. the day of his arrival
IRE. he spent playing golf. swim
hg In the pool and walking. He
b luncheon In his suite and that
ning attended the motion picture
w IN the ball room Yesterday
rning he went horse back. riding.
his will be an epoch marking
ek socially In New York as last
ek was In Washington. with the
Winning Of the fashionable season
the presence there Of the Prince
Wales. heir apparent to the throne
Great Britain. Few are living who
pended the festivities in New York
the time Of the visit of this young
ince's grandfather. who later be-
me King and who chose to take
E OF his lesser titles that Of Baron
4frew.
he Prince viii attend the opera to-
brow night. the Horse Show on
ednesday afternoon and Mrs. White
Rtid's ball on Wednesday night.
us giving the opening of the sea-
b something out Of the ordinary
ltine of fashionable life In the me-
Ppoils- On Friday there viii be a
hcheon at the Piping Rock Club,
hich Is one Of the representative
1ntry clubs in that vicinity. and
ain the Prince will be the guest of
nor OF one OF the weeks entertain
knts.
Mrs. Reid. as the wife Of the for
pr American Ambassador to the
Surt OF ST. James ut the Embassy
London. was hostess often to King
forge and Queen Mary. parents Of
b young Prince. Therefore II seems
|ting that she should be hostess to
|is royal visitor. although there are
hny others who had hoped for such
marx Of favor.
|rhe ball and supper which Mrs. Reid
pm give for the Prince In her home
! u be the second notable entertain
ent which she has given In her house
n members of the British royal fam
and will rank as a private compli-
|ent with the formal afternoon re-
pption given by Mrs. Cornelius Van
erotlt in her house for Queen Eliza
eth- The previous entertainment by
Lrs. Reid was for the Duke of Con-
pght. the late Duchess and Lady
nsay. then Princess Patricia Mrs.
|eid's ball will be a late party. The
ftnce will go there from a banquet
lven'by the New York societies. ar
wing at the house at IL o'clock on
'ednesday night
The Prince will give a luncheon on
osrd the battleship Renown which
i'll be his headquarters while In New
ork, tomorrow. That same evening
Ir. and Mrs. Henry p. Dawson will
I've q dinner at the Waldorf for his
'yal highness. Many notable guests
ave been invited. The party will
ter attend the opera. Thursday he
ill go to New York and that even
is give q dinner on board the Re-
own. Friday evening he viii be the
uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Wana-
'aker at a reception Saturday the
rince and his party will sail for
oine- That evening he will confer
on q number Of Ameri-
ans including Capt. John o. Donald
on. Of this city, and that afternoon
III give = reception on the Renown.
Thus the Prince Of Wales will have
'ore than double the social experience
the King and Queen of the Belgians
nd the Duke of Brabant. and his
.sit will write into the fashionable
scords OF New York a much longer
Rpter than that which had to do
In the sojourn of his grandfather.
se late King Edward VII, more than
ftv yearz agot