The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
b. E c. DRUM.HUNr

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
|shan welcomed the King and Queen
Iof the Belgians and the Duke of
Brabant last night at the Union Sta
ton In the name Of the President
|and Mrs. Wilson Others In the well
Icolne party were the Secretary of
state Robert Lansing and the other
members Of the Cabinet; William Phil
lips. Assistant Secretary of State;
@Brsckinridge Long. the Third Assis-
|tant Secretary of State: Joseph Tu-
muity, Secretary to the President;
Mrs Tumulty; Raymond T. Baker.
Director Of the Mint; Raymond Pull
man. Chief of Police: Gen. John J.
Pershing, Gen Peyton c. March.
Pief OF STAT; A A. Adee. Assistant
fretary Of State, and a number of
prs including the members of the
OF the Belgian Embassy
long those in the Kings party
yere the Belgian Ambassador. Baron
Emil de Cartier de Marchienne. the
American Ambassador to Belgium and
Mrs. Brand whitlock: the Prince de
Croy. Mrs. Joseph Letter and mem
bers Of the staH Of the King and the
fiady-in-waiting to the Queen.
The visitors were greeted when they
alighted from the train and passing
through line Of soldiers at attention
entered the Presidents room at the
station now used by the Red Cross
a. recreation room for the soldiers
There the Red Cross workers and
soldiers greeted them as they all
passed through without stopping to
their automobiles waiting outside. the
King walking with the Vice President
and the Queen with Mrs. Marshall.
Among the Red Cross workers was
Mrs. LarZ Anderson. wife of the for
mer United States Ambassador to Bel
gium- She was In her Red Cross uni
form and wore her Belgian decora-
tion- When the Queen saw her she
stopped to greet her. Mrs. Anderson
making a curtsy and kissing the
Qusen's hand, meanwhile causing all
- the party to pause a moment
thers among the Red Cross work
Henry c. Corbin, Miss Mary Pat
land Mrs. Eldridge Jordan.
The Queen wore a smart gown Of
Oft gray silk. long dark blue coat
nth q squirrel collar and a small gray
bque encircled with a fiat feather
and. Mrs Marshall looked very
hndSoms in a black satin gown
immed with a shawl collar of French
Ue which was the color of her long
olivia cloth coat. Her hat was large
nd black and trimmed with French
blue plunes. Mrs. Whitlock wore a
ong brown coat with a Kolinsky COL
Ilar and a small brown toque orna-
nented with pIumes of the same color.
The party went to the Capitol to wit
ness the pageant held there in honor
of the royal visitors after which they
proceeded to the home Of the Third
Assistant Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Breckenridge Long where they will
reside while in the city.
This morning the King and Queen
will hold a reception at the Long
residence for the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall, members Of the Cab
met, the President pro tenn. of the
Senate, the Speaker OF the House,
and members of the Belgian EN-
hassy. Each member will be accom-
panied by his wife.
Later in the morning their majeS-
ties will visit the Capitol. where
King Albert is scheduled to address
the Senate and the House of Rep
-Cesentatives. Queen Elizabeth will
sit the galleries accompanied by
Ms. Marshall.
Tonight the Vice President and Mrs.
M8rshaH will entertain at dinner in
honor of the sovereiGns at the home
II Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Their majeSties, the King and
queen of BelSium.-will receive Mrs.
t.arZ Anderson and the members of
he Edith Caven-Marie lie Page me-
lioriel fund committee this afternoon
At 4:l5 O'Clock at the Long residence
IN Sixteenth street, when they will
present 5000, the amount raised so
far by Mrs. Anderson and the group
81 prominent women associated with
1er in that drive.
Invitations have been received by
zach member of the committee and
-eads as follows: Their majesties.
he King and Queen of Belgium. will
De pleased to receive men,
ocr~ OF the CaveI-Le Page committee,
Tuesday, October o. at 4:15. at the res
deuce Of Mr.. Long. 2S29 Sixteenth
street" Among those working with
Mrs. Anderson are Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer. Mrs. Franklin K. Lane. Mrs.
David F Houston, Mrs. Francis F..
Warren, Mrs. Charles 3. Henderson.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry. Mrs. Geo.
p. Mclean. Mrs. Richard Townsend.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill. Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. James Car
-olI Frazer. Mrs. George Dewey. Mrs.
A GarrisOn McCIiptock Mrs Albert