Evening star., 1939-05-19


to the Queen. Dress-uniform or
formal day.
l pm.-Small luncheon at the
White House. Dress-informal.
2:30 p.m.-The King and Queen
will drive around Washington for an
hours sightseeing, visiting the
Lincoln Memorial, the Cathedral
Church of st. Peter and St. Paul,
Rock Greek Park and other points
of interest.
4 pm.-Garden party at the Brit
ish Embassy. Dress-formal
4:45 p.m.-Their majesties will
leave the White House passing
through a line of Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts drawn up on Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
5 p.m-The King and Queen will
arrive at the British Embassy.
8 pm.-State dinner at the White
House, followed by a reception and
musicale. Dress-formal evening
Their majesties will remain at the
White House for the night.
Friday, June 9.
10 a.m.-The King and Queen will
leave the White House for the Brit
ish Embassy.
1910 a.m.-Their majesties will
receive members of the British
colony at the Embassy.
10:45 a.m.-The King and Queen
will leave the British Embassy for
the Capitol.
II a.m.-Their majesties, accom-
panied by their suite, will arrive at
the Capitol and be received by Vice
President Garner and Speaker
Bankhead, who will escort them to
the rotunda where the King and
Queen will receive the members OF
the Senate and the House of Repre-
sentatives. Dress-formal.
1l:45 am.-T'he King and Queen
with their suite, will leave the Cap
itol for the Washington Navy Yard
II m.-The President and Mrs
Roosevelt will receive their mai
estes, accompanied by their suite
on board the U. S. S. Potomac.
Luncheon will be served on board
during the sail to Mount Vernon.
1:30 p.m.-The King will lay a
wreath at Washington's Tomb at
Mount Vernon. Return to Wash
ington will be by automobile.
2:30 pm.-Visit to the Civilian
Conservation Corps Camp at Fort
Hunt, Va.
3pm.-Departure from Fort Hunt.
BIS p.m.-Arrival at Arlington
Cemetery, where the King will lay
a wreath on the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier. Representatives of
the United States veterans organi-
will be present.
$50 p.m.-Arrival at the White
House.
4:30 p.m.-Informal tea at the
White House. Dress-Informal.
7:55 p.m.-The King and Queen
will leave the White House for the
British Embassy.
sos pm.-The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt will leave the White House
for the British Embassy.
8:15 p.m.-Their majesties will
give dinner at the British Embassy
in honor of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Dress-Formal evening.
10:45 p.m.-The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt will leave the British
for the White House.
11:30 p.m-Their majesties, ac-
companied by their suite and Ameri-
can ladies. will entrain at Union Sta
ton for New York. proceeding from
the Embassy to the station. No
ceremony.
Saturday, June 10.
daylight saving time)
9 am.-The royal train will arrive
at Red Bank, N. J.
9:l0 a.m.-The King and Queen
and other members of the royal
party will leave Red Bank Station
by automobile and proceed to Fort
Sandy Hook. Dress
Formal
$40 am-The royal party will
on board a destroyer from
the wharf at Fort Hancock ard
proceed with naval escort up the bay
to pier No. /, North River, the Bat
terry, New York City.
11:l5 am-The Governor of New
York and the Mayor of the city of
New York will welcome the King
and Queen at the Battery (pier No.
l, North River.
1l:30 am.-The royal party will
leave the Battery by automobile and
via West street to the West
elevated highway, thence up West
elevated highway to Seventy-second
street; right on Seventy seco1Io
street to East Park drive in Central
Park; left on East Park drive to
street: right on Ninety
sixth street to East River drive; lett
On East River drive to Triborough
Bridge approach and across the
bridge; thence Astoria boulevard to
The New York Worlds Fair.
II m.-Their majesties will arrive
at the New York Worlds Fair and
proceed to Perylon Hall, where they
will be met by the president of the
New York Worlds Fair and Mrs.
and sign in the fairs guest
book The King and Queen, followed
BY the royal party, will proceed to
the square in front of the United
States Federal Building, where a
guard of honor will be drawn up be-
fore the building. Their majesties
will receive military honors.
12:40 p.m.-Their majesties will
then proceed to the Federal Builc-
ing, where they will be received by
the United States Commissioner
General and Mrs. Flynn.
1880 pm.-The United States
World Fair Commission will give a
luncheon in honor of the King and
Queen in the Federal Building.
1:50 pm.-The King and Queen
will visit the Canadian, Irish and
British pavilions, including the Aus