PRINCE IN AMERICA.
AVOIDING CURIOUS CROWD. MORE PEACEFUL REST, J. “GOING HIS OWN WAY.” By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Sept. 16, 8.35 p.m. New York, Sept. 15. The Prince of Wales may prolong his stay at Long Island, although his departure for Alberta has been tentatively set for next Thursday. Members of the Royal party said to-day that he might again change his mind and put in a few more days at holiday and pi»yThe Prince has had a little more peace lately, for he has been more fortunate in dodging the curious crowds since the large formal social affairs fixed in his honour are virtually over, and his programme remains empty save for informal dinners arranged at short notice. It is understood the Prince wants to go his own way, with as little publicity as possible. His movements during the last twenty-four hours have not been revealed, and members of his staff explained that he had not told them where he had gone.
It is announced that the Prince has given Ashby, one of his finest polo ponies, to Miss Diana Gues, daughter of the Hon. Frederick E. Gues. Captain Gues, whose home is on ijong Island, married an American girl. It is also announced that an auction of the Prince’s remaining polo ponies will take place after the Royal visitor has gone to Canada.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1924, Page 5
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