The Washington herald., 1919-11-12

of the United States, with the
ladies Of their families, and others
IN ofIiciai life will have opportunity
to meet his highness. Preceding
the reception the prince will be
entertained informally. at dinner by
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing at their residence in
Eighteenth street They will have
twenty-four guests. among them q
number Of persons who have Eng
lish connections. Tomorrow even
ing the British Ambassador. vis-
count Grey. viii give a stag din.
ner at the embassy for the prince.
and this will be followed by a small
reception. when-it Is thought that
Mrs. Blake. wife of Capt Geoffrey
Blake. naval attache of the British
Embassy. will act as hostess.
Tomorrow afternoon the prince
will motor to Mount Vernsn. ac-
companied by Vice President Mar
shall and Secretary Lansing. 1t Is
expected that he will lay a wreath
on the stone sarcophagus of WASH
ington. beside the one placed there
short time ago by King Albert Of
Belgium.
This morning the prince will visit
the Red Cross headquarters at
about 10 o'clock after which he will
inspect the Lincoln Memorial in Po-
tomac Park and go out to waltes
Reed Hospital.
Leaving Washington Friday. the
prince will go to Annapolis by
train. where he will inspect the Ma
val Academy. but his program for
: Saturday. Sunday and Monday has
not been announced. He Is due In
New York next Tuesday.
Tho Prince OF Wales will quit Amer
lean shores November ., after a five
+! day visit In New York. His highness
will visit West Point, and attend q
service In Trinity Church, sitting In
the same pew where his grandfather.
later King Edward VII. sat when he
visited this country as Baron Rem
| frew. IT, NJ. s. Renown, which carried
| his highness from England to Can
ada. will take him from New York to
Halifax. and from there back to Eng
I Iish shores.
The prince has only nve members
of his suite staying with him at the
Belmont houst. Among them are Rear
Admiral Sir Lionel IIalsey and Lieut.
Col r. W. NJ Grigg. Though very
large. the Belmont home can't accom-
modate the entire party with the
prince so the others arc at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. The
prince and those OF his suite staying
at the Belmont house are accom-
panied by about twenty servants. His
royal hlghness is occupying Mrs.
Belmont's suite OF rooms.
Mrs. Albert 8. Burleson. president
of the Washington Center OF Drama
League OF America. will entertain
its members at a tea tomorrow af-
ternoon AZ 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Lenore Uric. who is appear
Ing at the Belasco this week in
THE Son-Daughter." has been in
vited to attend.
Edwin v. Morgan. United States
Ambassador to Brazil. started yes
terday from his post on a vacation
trip 10 the United States after hav-
ing remained at his post almost con-
tinuously during the last three years
of war. He expects to return to
Brazil in March next.
Craig w. Wadsworth. secretary of
the Embassy. will be in charge dur
ing his absence.
The Minister OF the Netherlands.
J. r Cremer. underwent a minor op-
Grafton at Emergency Hospital Sum
day and Is progressing satisfac-
tori'y.
1t is expected that he will remain
under treatment for the next two or
three weeks.
Joseph Tumulty. secretary to the
President. has gone to New York.
where his 7-year-old son. Philip. is
to operated on for intestinal trouble.
Admiral w s. Benson. who has gone
to Charleston. S. c.. at the invitation
of the Atlantic Deeper Water Ways
4 Association and addressed IL there
yesterday, will return tomorrow, when
he will receive decoration from
the Prince OF Wales.
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