El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-19

any light. It bears a design Of laurel
leaves and is covered with emblems
representing the imperial crown, the
imperial eagle, the rose, shamrock and
thistle and also the lotus flower, rep
resenting India
To Hold Kings Canopy.
-Four knights of the order Of the
garter. the earl Cadogan, the earl OF
Rosebery. the earl Of Crew, and the
earl Of Mimic, have been assigned the
proud task Of holding the canopy over
the head of the king. while four
duchesses, those Of Hamilton, Montrose.
Portland and Sutherland, will perform
the same task for the queen The
kings long train is to be borne by no
fewer than eight pages, the marquis
of Harrington, the earl OF Airlie, VS.
count Cranbourne. the lord Romilly,
the Hon E G. W. T. Knollys, A E.
LoBther. W. H E Campbell and v A
c. Hartford
Surrounding the monarchs are to be
the representatives Of foreign rulers
and states, among them the crown
prince and princess Of Germany. the
crown prince and princess Of Denmark.
prince and princess Henry of Prussia
the crown prince and princess of Rou-
mania, the crown prince Of Serv.a.,
prince Henry of the Netherlands, In
duke Karl Franz Josef Of Austria.
prince Huyoshi Fushimi of Japan. and
the grand duke OF Mecklenburg- Sire
litz-
Americans at Coronation.
American women are to figure very
prominently in the ranks Of the peer
esses Three of the duchesses, those
of Roxburghe, Manchester and MARI
borough, are the daughters of Ogden
Goeiet, of Newport, Eugene thinner
man, Of Cincinnati, and w K Wander
bit. Of New York, respectively. The
marchioness Of Dufferin and Ava is the
daughter Of John H Davis. of Washing
ton Square, New York The countess
Of Essex is the daughter of the late
Beach Grant, Of New York; the count
ess of Suffolk, the daughter Of the late
Levi Zeigler Letter. of Dupont Circle,
WASHINGTON: the countess of Granard,
daughter Of Ogden Mills. of New
York; the countess Of Donoughmore.
daughter Of NJ P. Grace, of New York:
the countess Of Craven, daughter Of
Bradley Martin. Of New York; and the
countess Of Tankerville, daughter OF
the late J. C. van Marter. of New York
Then there are viscountess Falk-
land. daughter Of the late Robert
Reade. of New York; lady Cheyles-
more. daughter Of Francis Ormerod
French, OF New York; lady Newbor-
ough. daughter of the late Col. H. NJ
Carr, of Kentucky; lady Monson,
daughter Of the late Gen Roy Stone,
Of Mendham; lady Leith Of Fyvie,
daughter Of Derrick Algernon January.
of St Louis; lady Ashburton. daughter
Of J. c. Connelly. Of New York; and
lady Bateman, daughter of James JEFF
frey Graham Of New York.
Oriental spIendOr.
Several Indian and other eastern
princes in their multi-coiored costumes
will form part Of the central group,
which includes also the sultan of Perak
and the sultan of Kedah and the hon.
orary Indian aides-de-camp Of the
king. including several Maharajahs
The special ambassadors and ENJOYS
of those states and republics unrepre-
sented by princes form an interesting
group, together with the delegations
from the overseas British colonies.
The somberness of the simple court
costumes worn by the American repre-
sentatives, distinguished civilians and
members OF parliament will be some
what relieved by the high lights from
the beautiful stained glass windows Of
the abbey, which throw an effect Of
charm and color on the otherwise Sc
we're and stately aspect Of the yener-
bic edifice where this regal event is
TO take place.
a Wide Difference.
Between the coronation Of Edward
the VII. The Peacemaker," and that