Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-21
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q visit in 1899.
Ten thousand New Workers
thronged the famous Battery
area where Elizabeth and her
party boarded automobiles for
the ticker-tape motorcade UP
Broadway to City Hall.
Police estimated $50. 1000 per-
sons damned the parade route
along Broadway in the heart Of
the financial district to City
Hall. Thousands of others
leaned from windows to cheer
and send stock market tapes
iiuttering down.
Smile and Wave
The Queen and the Prince.
In separate cars. smiled and
waved in response to the happy
greetings from the crowds.
As the royal party passed his
toric Trinity Church at WaIl
street and Broadway. the
church bells pealed out God
save the Queen"
When the Queens car rolled
TO . stop in front Of City Hall.
crowds shouted greeting and
another 2l-gun salute roared
out. Reduced charges Of pow
der had been put in the guns
90 as to avert damage to win
dows.
Elizabeth waved again in re-
Spouse to the shouts.
Twenty thousand spectators
had gathered in City Hall Park,
and watched with intentness as
the Queen went into City Hall,
where she received an official
welcome from Mayor Robert
=. Wagner. There she also
signed the city's guest book.
Next on the program was q
motorcade up Park avenue to
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel for
Q reception and luncheon given
by the city.
Elizabeth's single day in New
York, clirnaxing six-day visit
TO the United States, embraced
enough activities to provide a
lifetime of memories.
Other Events Scheduled
The schedule called for visits
70 the top Of the Empire State
Building. the United Nations. q
banquet and a ball in the eve-
ming and a motor itinerary de-
vised to give her as much Of an
eyeful of the city itself as pos
sible. She leaves by plane to-
night for England.
For the busting round OF
events for the first part Of the
day the Queen was attired in
. rust-colored velvet coach
style coat trimmed with a
white mink collar. Her hat was
rust velvet also. She wore dia.
mond and pearl earrings. and
Q pearl necklace.
Two thousand FIVE hundred
guests were invited to the
Waldorf luncheon.
The luncheon was to be fol-
lowed by the trip TO the United
Nations on Manhattan's East
Side. and then to the top OF
the l02-story Empire State:
building. The weather seemed
ideal for the same view which
impressed her mother during 6
1854 visit.
After reception In the ex-
ecutive Offices on the 00th floor
Elizabeth and Philip will sepa-
rate for the only time during
the day.
Philip 10 Visit Institute
She will make the Fifth ave
nue-57th street drive TO tn,
hotel while he visits the new
Institute Of Physics quarters OF
East 45th street. He will joir
her in their suite later. They
will rest and change for dinner
At 8 pm. Elizabeth and Philil
will dine with 1000 member
and guests Of the Pilgrims o
the United States and the Eng
lish Speaking Union, two socie
ties devoted to furtherinI
Anglo-American unity.
Because all the guests can
get into the Waldorf-AstorlI
Grand Ballroom. the Queen ant
the Prince will visit each OF tn
auxiliary dining rooms to gree
them. The couple will be her
aided by the skirling Of sevel
bagpipers Of the Black Watcl
regiment Of Canada.
Then the Queen will be seate,
IN the Grand Ballroom in {
high-backed chair upholstere,
In blue.
The royal menu Include
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