Prince of Wales banquet marked by youth and war talk
Prince of Wales was guest of honor at a New York banquet by British societies and later attended a ball hosted by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Princeton President Hibben hailed the prince as a symbol of youth and duty amid war, urging unity between Britain and the United States. Mary E Burke, 18, of Lynn, died after amputation of both legs following a tram accident in Swampscott.
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Prince of Wales Tours New York in Spectacular Day
The Prince of Wales visited skyscrapers, churches, the stock exchange, and cinema amid huge crowds. He enjoyed every minute of the hectic schedule with the cinema show at the Old Academy of Music, where his grandfather attended the 60 year old diamond ball.
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Prince Enjoys Film and Garden Visit in New York
Prince Nibblingly amused at slapstick films in a Theatre, greeted by 15 period-dressed girls and 15 Diamond Ball survivors. He then attended a Salvation Army benefit at Madison Square Garden with Commander Eva Booth, watching jumping contests and touring the New York Yacht Club and its yacht models.
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