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Duke, Princess Elizabeth Send Regrets to Students' Invitation

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED October 24, 1951

Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will be unable to come to Eliot House during their American visit. The secretary to the royal couple, in a letter received last night by the master of Eliot House declined the invitation extended when last week by two House members. Geoffrey D. Austrian '53 and David A Watts '53. The text of the refusal read as follows.

Princes Elizabeth and The Duke of Edinburgh greatly regret that are unable to accept your kind invitation to visit Eliot House. Their schedule is already very full."

Unfortunately the refusal addressed to the Master was sent to Eliot G-52.