Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
TO ENTERTAIN THE KAISER.
Arran.in. for the Reception OF Emperor
William In England.

The arrangements for the reception and en-
tertainment of the German emperor and en-
press in England are now nearly COMPLETED.
Attended by Gen. Won Hahnke. Gen. Won Wit.
itch. Baron I.ucanuS, Count Gutenberg, Baron
Won Marshall and Countess Brockdurff. they
will arrive in the Thames on board the i'm
perial yacht Hohenzoiiern on Saturday, july 4,
and will be met by some members of the ROYAL
family. They will at once be escorted to Wind
sOr, where several apartments have been gre.
pared for them in the castle. The queen has
deputed Maj. Gems Sir John Macnei.l and Sir
Henry Ewart and Col. the Hon. ". Darlington
to attend them during their stay in England
On the following Monday the queen. the
kaiser and the kaiserin. the Prince and Prip-
cess OF Wales. Prince and Princess Christian
and other members of the royal family and
the Duke and Duchess of Anlalt will attend
the marriage of Prince Aribert and Princess
Louise OF Schleswig- liolstein, which will take
place Mt st. Gt orge's Chapel, and in the even
Ing there will be n dinner party in the palace.
UNIQUE SPECTACLE.
On Wednesday, July 8, the royal visitors will
attend Prince Christians garden party at Cum
berland Lodge, thence proceeding to London
for the command performance at the ROYAL
Italian opera. Mr.. Harris the manager. in
any thing before seen at Covent Garden. The
central boxes in the grand tier Will be thrown
into one. the FALCON converted into an ante
chamber and the staircase and corridors lined
with yoenen OF the guard and soldiers. Carte
blanche has been given to numerous West End
florists. and the whole house will be one mass
Of flowers, with ice blocks to enhance the ef-
feet
The subscription list will be suspended, and
the best boxes will cost twenty guineas. stalls,
tl,Ar -,
Levce dress will lie de riguer in oxes and stalls.
Harris proposes, should the queen and the
Prince OF Wales approve, to lRvest the program
with symboiical character appropriate TO the
event.
Thus, the opening item will most likely be
the first act Of ''Lohengrin." which includes a
welcome to the German king on visit to for
eign shores, while the concluding selection will
probably be the last net of die Meistersinger -
IMPLYING the GROWING and Qualification Of Ger
man art. Tickets, despite the high prices, are
already at q premium.
On thursday, the 9th. their imperial rnajes-
ties will hear the Golden Legend" at the Al
bert Hail. rs already announced. The 10th will
be devoted to the visit to the Guild Hall. The
queen will not accompany Der guests on this
occasion, her desire being that the reception
shall be entirely in honor of their imperial ma
jesties- The Prince and Princess Of Wales will,
however, probably be present.
GREAT MILITARY DISPLAY.
On Saturday morning, the 1lth, a great mill.
tary display, either at Aldershot or wimble-
don, h projected, at which, besides regular
troops, q large force Of volunteers will be as
sembled. In the afternoon their niajesties will
visit the Crystal Palace and inspect the volun-
teer fire brigade Of the united kingdom. There
viii be given subsequently concert by con-
tiugent Of the Handel festival choir and, to
conclude festivities, . specially -prepared ex-
hibition Of the famed palace fireworks.