Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
P|LGR|MENV0yS
BRING PRESIDENT
/. PRICELESS BOOK
Noted Visitors Here to Ce-
.Ment AngIo-U. S. Ties-WilI
= Visit Mount Vernon.

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= Visit Mount Vernon.
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Completely tagged out after
Strenuous week of one-night stops in
aFe small towns and university CEN
Esfs OF Nav York state. members or
TIE English. Dutch and Canadian
HeJegations who are taking part IN
{4re tercentenary of the landing OF
Hr Pilgrims and the first legislative
assembly at jamestown. as represent
Htives of the Sulgrave Institution
and the Anglo-American Society, ar
rived in Washington last night and
are making their headquarters at the
Shorehara Hotel.
The party will remain in the city
aRtil Sunday. when the members leave
Eur Norfolk. but aside from a trip
N Mount Vernon tomorrow. when
Secretary of the Navy Daniels VIII
Epresent the government as host. all
entertainment in their honor Will be
of an informal nature.
= Plan Visit to Mount Vernon.
To-day has been spent in sightseeing
and tonight the delegates Will be
aassts of the British ambassador at
dinner. Tomorrow they Will GO 10
Mount Vernon at l O'Clock on the
Mayf,ower. which has been placed at
their disposal by President Wilson.
At Mount Vernon Secretary Daniels
will deliver an address of welcome.
and suitable responses Will be maze
by Lord Rathcreedan Of the English
delegation and Senator Raoul Dam
Il tHEH Noya 1dt O n
senate. Secretaries Colby and Baker
and Sir Auckland Geddes will be pres
ent. a wreath will be placed on the
tomb of Washington. after which the
party will return to this city, where
they will be entertained, at dinner in
formally.
Samuel Lewisohn. representing his
father. Adolph Lewisphn. New York
philanthropiSt. and Brig. Gen. Nichol-
son. u. S. A. will join the delegations
Rare Souvenir for President.
Contingent upon the health, of the
President. II. s. Paris. secretary of
the Sulgrave institution. Will. call
upon MIR. Wilson and present him with
a handsomely bound volume of photo
graphs. suitably inscribed, which
show the progress of restoration work
at the old Suigrave Manor. Northamp-
tonshire, England. the birthplace and
home, of Lawrence Washington.
father of Gen. Washington. before he
came TO America.
To further friendship and prevent
misunderstanding between the British
and American people is oSt ensi bly, the
purpose of the Sulgrave Institution,
and in arranging. the souvenir to be
presented to the President no pains
have been spared to show him the
work accomplished by the society in
restoring for visiting Americans in
watch. according to Mr.. Paris, dates
DIX to the reign Of Henry VIII
1.-The photographs show the house
ctAnpletely stripped Of all modern
aAornments. and arranged at present
an it was when its original owner occu-
rded it The Washington coat Of arms
iSrplainly discernibie over the door, and
conspicuous in the living room is the
painting presented to the institution by
tie Colonial Danes of America.
Mr.. Wilson's Nane In Book.
I The inscription on the front Of the
Volume reads: Presented to President
Woodrow Wilson by the Sulgrave In
ditution OF Great Britain on the oc-
dasion Of the British delegations
Visit to the United States. October,
1890" x.s1S g :,
The BritIshs delegation Is headed by
Hord and L.ady Rathcreedan, Norton
and Rathcreedan county, Dublin, Ire
lapd.. the location OF his estate. Lord
R4thcreedan has been for many years
identified with politics in Ireland, and
at one time was postmaster general,
while Lady Rathcreedan is, one Of the
the British empire.
She was an interchangeable. worker for
woman's suffrage, and during the
present tour of the United States has
addressed audiences Of more than
5000 persons at Buffalo and in Car
negie Hall. New York city.
All entertainment Of the foreign
delegates is under the general ar
rangement of a committee represent
ing the American branch of the Sui
grave. Institution, which has associ-
ated with many of the patriotic or
carnations in America in arranging
with local communities in conducting
celebrations in various parts of the
country, particularly those connected
with the early history OF the Amer
lean colonies.
The entire week of October viii be
celebrated by the cities of Richmond
and Norfolk In commemoration of the
occasion.
Delegates and Their Guests.
The following is list of the dele
oates and guests invited to meet
them on board the Mayfiower tomor-
rpw:
British delegates-Right Honorable
lord and Lady Rathcreedan, Admiral
Sir William Lowther Grant, K. c. B.:
SIR Arthur E Shipley, Sir Howard
6Egville, Sir John Henry, Prof Fred :
erick j. Foakes-Jackson, D. D.; Col.
II. W. Edwards, d. s. O.. NJ c.; John
Blair MacAfee, Stanley CdaIe. Mr..
and Mrs George Mckinley and Harris
& PERKS.
The Netherlands delegates-Dr. w.
H. de Beaufort, DIR. A. J. Barpouw-
Hr. and Mrs. d. H. Andreae and DIR.
and Mrs. ]. B. Hubrecht
canadian deIegates-The Honorable
Rsoal Dandurand. X c.: Mr.. Justice
William Renwick Ridden and Mrs
Hiddeil, Col Charles Frederick Han1ii-
dark.
iGuests: The Right Honorable Sir
auckland Geddes and Lady Geddes,
Miss %. Benson. H. v. Tenant. Mr.
ADD Mrs. r T. Craigie. Capt. Jeoffrey
Hake, r. NJ: Lieutenant Commander
ahd Mrs. E. w. N. King, r. NJ; Mai.
Gen. H. K. Bethel. r. n: Secretary of
State and Mrs. cambridge Colby. Mr..
ahd Mrs. Merie-smith. the undersec-
and Mrs. Roland 3. Morris. MY and
Mrs. John w. Davis. Secretary of War
abd Mrs. Newton Baker. Gen. Peyton
q March, L. S. NJ; Gen. John J.
Iershing. L. S. A. Maj. John G.
Cs,ekemeyer. u. S. a: Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. w. NJ Wright. L. S. A.
sThe assistant secretary Of the
navy and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury.,
%dniral and Mrs. Robert e. Coontz,
u S. NJ; Rear Admiral and Mrs.
charles J. Badger. u. s. NJ: Rear Ad-
nHiai and Mrs. Achibald H. Scales, u.
s. NJ: Rear Admiral A. r. Long, u. S.
". Rear Admiral and Mrs Cary r