New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Heir to British Throne tn
Land at Battery After
Jersey City Greeting
by Mayors Committee
Will Lay Wreath
On Grants Tomb
Dinner by MIR. and Mrs.
DAWSON and Opera to
Take Up His Evening


eager young man will alight from a
barge at the lower end of Manhattan
Island and make his way up Broadway
seeking first-hand information about
the tall buildings, the once Great White
Way and creature in which he has
expressed a particular interest-the
subway straphanger.
But. unlike others who follow the
ssme course in seeking the sights OF
the city, New York will be just as
curious to see this youth as he is to
see the city. 1t is probable that half
Of the city's population will line the
fidewalk to glimpse his boyish figure
tome time during the five days he has
given over to getting acquainted with
New York and New Workers.
For the enthusiastic tourist is the
Prince of Wales, who has said that
none of the greatest city of the New
World shall escape him. He. has shown
fnarked interest in everything that be-
tongs to Manhattan and wants to meet
the man who clings to a strap in the
NNAi.iS tlS iNSil !OQlS. OQIl-
fequently it is probable that he will be
kedged into an Interborough shuttle
pn the first open rush hour he can
tpare after arriving, and permitted to
ehuttle with the crowds from Grand
Central to Times Square.
Will Be Kept Busy
Even the athletic young prince will
fnd being the guest of New York for
matter of slightly less than five days
10 trivial task. Every minute of every
hour he Will be in the city will be
crowded with u variety OF activities
siat would tax tne physical and men
tai resources Of IAN older and more ex-
perienced representative of royalty.
But. according to dispatches from
Canada, the prince enters into the
spirit Of receptions, formal and in
formal as u member of his own fam
lily might be expected to do. He has
succeeded in endearing himself to Ca
nadians, who first received him with
seeming indifference, then went wild
over 'the boy with & mans size heart"
Prince Edward will be officially
greeted by New York half an hour be-
tore he reaches here tomorrow morn
ing Rodman Wanamaker and repre-
sentatives of the Mayors Committee
Of Welcome to Distinguished Guests
viii leave the Battery at 10 O'Clock
IN The morning on the Patrol. reaching
.IprSpV fItv N n no iot
train that will bring the city's guests
from Washington. The train, accord
ing 20 advices received here last night,
will reach Jersey City at 10:3O o'clock.
Notables Among Welcomers
In addition to Mr.. Wanamaker the re-
cep.ion committee will include Grover
A. Nhalen, Commissioner Of Plant
and Structures; Alfred J. Johnson
coleman du Pont, Frederick N. McCloy,
lieutenant General Robert l.. Bullard,
Rear Admiral James H. Glennon,
Major General David C. Shanks, Major
General John f. O'Ryan, Thomas A.
mnyes, Thomas Kelly, Harry Sinclair,
fslce Commissioner Richard E. En-
nnsht, William f. Walsh, Henry P.
I,Ssssison. NJ. James Kane, Henry Clews,
sVnn A. Leach, Joseph Steinberg, Fred
srick A. Walls. John A. Harriss, John
:" Shaw and Francis NJ. Hugo.
II is probable the informal speech
making and shaking of hands at the
Jersey Jersey City station will consume half
al hour. When it is concluded the
party will board d barge from H. NJ. S.
M'nwn MSehown and head for the Battery.
% Win the exception of Mr.. Wanamaker,
NY, sao Is chairman OF the reception COM
~i,,'ee, 1t Is expected the municipal
'1n,eomers VIII return on the Patrol
,,u Uh landing at Pier A the prince
~sa ~m md himself in the midst of
aIsfam an OF activities that will vary
Sa.y IN detail from those that have
W.. en prepared in honor of other royal
snnss .'sofs to the city. Preceded by
sfaao OF mounted policemen he will
t'ae pa In an automobile decorated with
Hall. Gnu american nags TO the olty
Welcome by Mayor
jpy ." IN! tne Aldermanic Chamber, stand
liea m"ere rae representatives of other AL
resen...!hs IONS have been greeted by rep
wadsaalVes wa,d ,'n's OF the city, Prince Ed
Secre,a mnl oe welcomed by Mayor Hylan.
the og:y oil State Hugo will act as
Smith. representative OF Governor
Gepera, GasUm City Hall the prince will visit
p pefa' es Grants Tomb, where he will
Civil w.. wreath upon tne bier of tie
70 n a1 .h nero. From there he will
the G Cone, ime foot of Eighty-sixth Street,
reve~ Columbia Yacht Club landing and
Scotch company of service Scared
of sr ssrv;s scouts who saw mauy kinds
on bnv'eon boarso will be served to the partv
the slsis,ssgnsn aitsrggnsn Street at 2: 10 clock IN IN
but ip wiII sas the Renown until G. o'cloeb as@i
with offies' ffniss1' greeting and eonferring nc u
Gill; which mat q the Interraeiu' re o '"s Coun uay
the world a, q the great Srson rsces OF OF
saa Oen css The purpose 0eio,k Of ,k, in the after
Edward sn du Pont, is to Siya PENCE
0epor.unity to sasi understand raaned |
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