Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

where, by his somewhat numerous suite, the Duke of Newcastle being chief.
 In Chicago he was given the most splendid honors and hospitalities were heaped upon him. He left that citg on hunting expendition, and upon his re- turn he went to St. Louis, and from thence to Cincinnati. At Cincinnati the Prince attended a ball given at the. Opera House, and the following even- ing dined with the mayor and other city officials.
 The next stop was in Pittsburg, and from there he went to Harrisburg, ar irving late in the evening of October 2, where he was received by Governor Packer. He left that city the follow ing day for Baltimore and Washing ton. On his way the Prince and his order that they might obtain a better view of the magnificent scenery.
 Declining any reception at Baltimore the Prince proceeded at once to Wash ington- It would be impossible to de- scribe the varied honors and cere- monials which were showered upon him in the Capital City. When he i reached Washington he was received | by Gen. Cass, secretary of state and I He was at once conducted to the White House. where he was welcomed by the president. At s o'clock there was a dinner in his honor by the president, members of the cabinet and senatons and their wives being present.
 On October a big reception wal
 held at the White House, and in the evening diplomatic dinner was given in the executive mansion, which waS one of the most splendid affairs of Its kind ever arranged on this continent l The following day the Prince and his
 suite visited Mount Vernon and, thu
 tomb of Washington. It was a scent never before enacted by any prince ol
 potentate-the heir to the proudes
 throne in the world making a pilgrim age to the tomb of a rebel general. on' who, though once pronounced a traito l by the ancestors of the Prince. nov 7 ranks above all kings-the father Q 3 a country second to none.
 From Washington the Prince O Wales went to Richmond and baci again to Baltimore by way of Wash ington. where he took a drive abou the city with the mayor, and then de
 parted for Philadelphia. Some tim , before the Prince arrived the ladie 7 swarmed' the suite he was to occupy il the ,leading hotel at that time to ex :, anime the apartments and to sit wher he was to sit. A big ball was given i l lue Clig III HIS nOnOr dL me TeCeHNl
 constructed Academy of Music. H occupied a box. which is still know
 as the Prince of Wales box.
 From Philadelphia the Prince wer
 to New York, where the grandest ba | ever given in this country was ten
 dered him on October 12. From thi
 city he sailed in the Governmer : steamer Harriet Lane to West Poin
 where he was received by the highei e honors known to the military servic 6 From West Point he went to Alban. IS where he Twas received by Governc
 Morgan, and the following day took y special train for Springfield. and thenC 1t to Boston, where great musical fel k tival was given. This was followed tt
 next day by a ball given in the Bol e ton Theatre. From Boston he went
 Portland. Me. and it was from tn d city that he took his departure f,
 England. So hearty. generous and CT to thusiastic a reception of the Prince 1 America produced the highest satil
 faction throughout England. IT
 Queen. at an early day. cause to l
 officially communicated to the Pres . dent and to the people of the Unite ,' States ''her grateful sense of the kins l. ness with which they received her son 5 CTomorrow-The East and west m Linked by RaiD