The Washington times., 1926-10-16
QUEEN MARES
VISIT HOLDS
SPOTLIGHT
Brief Stay in Capital Will
Be Crowded; Only Of
fetal Contacts
By JEAN ELIOT

ElROM the time she lands in New
n York from the Leviathan on
Monday until she leaves Washing.
ton on Wednesday morning for
Baltimore. Her Majesty Queen
Marie of Rumania will be the
guest of the United States and her
program has been carefully mapped
out by State Department officials
i'm consultation with members of
the Rumanian legation staffA
After Wednesday Her Majesty
will be ION her own" so far as
Government participation in her en-
tertainment is concerned. But dur.
ing her first visit to the Capital
there will be no time or opportunity
for the royal visitor to make any
but official contacts.
Arriving at Union Station at 8
o'clock on Monday. Queen Marie
will be greeted by the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Kellogg with a
delegation Of State Department Of
ficials. Her first act on reaching
Washington will be to pay formal
call of courtesy upon President and
AIRS. Coolidge at the White House.
going Immediately afterward to
me 1luII1dIIldI ISSdl1OIl ~ lOOO0NO
their return visit of ceremony. 1t
il fonIy when the ruler. of nation
ar. his consort comes a'visiting that
he Chief Executive returns the
call made upon him..
To Dine at Legation
It has been arranged for Queen
Marie to dine at the legation. her
home while in Washington. on
Monday evening and besides His
Royal Highness, Prince Nicholas
and her Royal Highness, Princess
IIeana, she will have as guests
members OF the party who are ac-
complaining her to Washington on
a special train.
This group will include Assistant
Secretary of State J. Butler
Wright, who, as representative of
President Coolidge, will meet hSI
royal visitor in New York; the
charge d'affaires Of Rumania, Radu
Djuvara: the attache of the Ru-
manian legation, Andrea Popovici,
and probably the following, who
VIII be members Of the official
party greeting the Queen on the
Government launch Macomb in
New York harbor: Ira Nelson Nor
New York, formerly United States |
minister to Sweden and in charge |
ut the governors reception COM
mittee at New York: COL l.. G.
Ament, who was in charge Of the
ehildren's fund Of the American Re-
lief Administration in Rumania: Col.
Henry w. Anderson and William
Nelson Cromwell, president of the
Society OF Friends of Rumania.
With her majesty. Queen Marie,
at the legation will be Princess
TIeana, the latter's. governess, Miss |
Mari, and bne Of the sOverign's |
ladies' in waiting-either Mime. Irene |
Procopiu or Nine. Simone Lahovary. |
Prince Nicholas, with Colonel |
Athenasiu, his aide de camp. CT
Laptew. counselor of legation; Prof. |
Nicholas Petrescu, the other lady |
IN waiting and other members Of the !
ute will be quartered at Wardman
Park Hotel. The members of the |
legation staff also have apartments |
there in order to leave the legation
at Queen Marie's disposal.
Greeted By BOyhOOd Friend
When Prince Nicholas arrives at |
Wardman Park Hotel, he will be |
greeted by friend of his boyhood |
days, young Constantin Danielopol, |
son of a former minister of Ru-
mania to Great Britain, who is |
low at the legation here. Mr.. |
Danielopoi is three years younger |
han Prince Nicholas, who is 23, |
ind he and his two brothers were !
among the small circle Of children |
Who were chosen as playmates for |
he young prince. They went Tegu- |
larly twice a week to the Cotroceni |
Palace in Bucharest, where their |
happy hours in the playroom were |
preceded always< by a call of cour-
tesy on Her Majesty. Queen Marie. |
who received them in her library or |
reception room, invariably present |