The morning call., 1893-06-06
KINGS WILL COME
Preparing for a Royal
Wedding.
BALLS AND GAY FUNCTIONS.
And the Queen Will Actually Give
Dinner Party Every
Blessed Night.
BALLS AND GAY FUNCTIONS.
Special to TUE MoRNIxs CALL

NEW YORK. June Edmund Yates
cables the Tribune from London: 1t would
lie well II some of the daily papers would
lefran from publishing such palpable
romances as that of Lady Wolverton's al
legged gift OF Warren House to the Princess
Victoria of Teck, a tale which was rem
dered more circumstantial by the addition
that the Duke of Cambridge. who lie the
lessee Of the property. has agreed to make
n present of the freehold to his niece.
Equally without foundation is the an
nouncement OF the Queens intention to
make over the Birkhal domain to the Duke
of York, nor is II true that he onsempate
taking the pNce of Twickenham, nor has
the purchase or tenancy been contemplated
of Sheen House. where the Count aud
Countess of Paris lived for several years
a large number of royal personages are
expected to come to England for the we'd
ding of the Dixie of York and the Princess
Victoria, including the Crown Prince
and Princess of Denmark. unless
the King and Queen shall be
able to come themselves. Prince Albert Of
Belgium. Prince George Of Greece, the
Duke of Aosta or the Count of
Turin, Prince and Princess Henry of
Prussia, Prince and Princess Frederick
Charles of Hesse, the Grand Duke of
Hesse, the hereditary Grand Duke and
Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Prince
and Princess of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha, the
Duke of Oport0, the Prince and Princess
Adolphus of Schaumburg Lippe aud
the Duke and Duchess Albert of
Wurtemberg, representing the King and
Queen of Wurtemberg as representatives
of the Emperor of Austria. St. Peters
burg will be represented either by the
Grand Duke and Duchess Vladimir or by
the Grand Duke and Duchess Serge.
These royal guests will stay either at
Buckingham Palace or Marlborough
House, and some of them are to be quar-
tered at Clarence House. For the suites 1t
will probably be found necessary for the
Lord Chamberlain to secure acc0mmoda-
tion at the Palace Hotel and other hostler-
les.
The foreign royalties will stay in Lon
don as the Queens guests only few days
and are 10 be entertained with state
ball and state concert at Buck
ingham Palace and a garden party at
Marlborough House with dinner party
each night, and there will be functions at
the embassies and at certain private
houses.
Lord Rosebery will probably give a
ball at the foreign flee on the night be-
fore the wedding. The Queen Intends to
give a State banquet at Buckingham
Palace to the royal family and the royal
guests from abroad.
The German Emperor has abandoned
his yachting cruise to Norway and Sweden
and will visit Scotland instead, but he Is
got to leave Wilhelms Hofen until the END
). June.
The Emperor will cruise along the coast
frop Aberdeen, and is to visit the Orkneys
and the Shetland islands. and then pro-
ceed to the Hebrides, subsequently reach
ing the Irish coast. tits expected that he
will finally come down st. Georges Chan
mel and round Lands End.
His cruise terminating at Cowes on July
90 or 80. and he will return to Germany IN
the second week in August
Rumors that the little Queen of Holland
is threatened with ptinn are abso-
lltely without foundation. Her health
has never been very robust, but she Is at
present in Switzerland. where she makes
daily excursions both on foot and 10 hsr
carriage.
Queen Wllhslmina and her mother live
in the Villa Goire, not far from the place
where Louis Phillips was once tutor
Strong influence is being brought to
bear on Gladstone to induce him to visit
Ireland this summer. Cork is spoken of
as the center of the tour, but much as 1t is
desired by the Nationalists. this consul
nation is hardly to be expected.