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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
RICOLITE QUARRY
NEAR BEDROCK
Company is Formed to Handle
Output of Valuable Build
ing Material in Grant Coun.
ty; Form of Onyx Marble.

luuI-Iua s. ". Aus 5 \ com.
panN mas been organized b.ro which
viii quarry ..cuit, from the muuu.
nus near Rourorh Ahead, ad,iur,
orders have uceu secured. and This
produce promises to Do, one OF the moss
valuable produced IN Grant county.
Ricoltu is beautiful form of onyN
aud can Dee had iu colors ranging irom
Nhit' through the various shades ut
green, rtD.. to al most black. running in
stripes and wave effects Many hcauti
Wl combinations are to be- mad Il s
used boa making soda fountains and fu.
halls Hobbies and interior decorations
% can Ice taken ont by the new coh-
piuy iu large slabs of amy desired
thickness a. prices low enough 30 com.
pete with marble The successful op.
GRAFTON of his new company. thus
adding another industry 10 Grant
county resources. ls confidently pre-
dictcd
The company is capitalized AT $3.50.
! GOO gud unless unforeseen circumstan
GEES uID, Dut. work viii be- hegun about
! 'hp 10Th OF August The deeds have
been sent Tor ana only the closing oI
HE business transfer BIS tO De- CON
plolrd n is lot This purpose T. VI
| frclingcr mas been In l.orlshura the
| past Nre.
There are several orders 10 be- filled
as soon ls possible. the LARGEST OF
| these bciug with Vancouver nrm for
S2oupu worth of the ricolite. Stewart
| hedliO rs Interested In the new com
pauy having q controlling interest II
was he who went 90 Vancouver anr
! personally secured The large order
1 above mentioned
! The shareholders. many of whom
are residents of this ana nearby town
I are much encouraged by the presen
uur louh. as Indications are favorable
| for large orders of the rIcOlitc fol
building purposes nt the san Francis
GO Hir IN 1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
.Gct Torclhcr" SocInl.

\ hnppy midsummer social was INC
get together" AFFAIR Wednesday even
luR In IA. cold ana broadway church
~ Christ \ gpodly representation ~
th. membership ana their friends
were present 20 hear tho program
number. a mast"rly discourse hv ROY.
l. y. McCash. visitor and honor guest
OF the evening aud to get together
around tho ic, cream tables TIE
committee. Mcsdom's Gearing ana
Lamldn had boautihcd tho church
with decorations of pottrd forms ana
q profusion of sweet peas dnhlias ana
,sri.colorcd floWrra or the tables
created festive atmosphere iuf'ucnc-
Ing the participants to gayctv
\ solo. Mothers Lullaby by Mise
Charlotte Pratt. accompanied 10y Miss
BcrNl Konworthv. was rendered with
tender feeling hy this sweet soprano
Singer Miss Euuic, EitraW played
with rare ability aud technical inter
probation two piano numbers The
event of the evening was tho address.
hv Rev. T. y. MeCosh. secretary Of tho
society American Christian Missionary
society In the fluent style ut 90 pol
ishcd orator the national secretary
presented Go the congregation a hrpat
vision of tho church activities IN tn
'ntir" United states. depicting vlyidN
7 the enthusiasm OF tht recent sunday
Z .yhoul con, rntlon OF the northwrs
: held in Portland. The speaker pai'
% high trinutr 20 the local pastor
Row n =. Williams and said that n
I least on, hundred churches wor,
eager Gen have the aolc minister now 10
charge of the Albuquerque church
/ The Ala society. under whose abb
auspices On, anoir was given nette'
/ "a neat sum as a result of the Zoe
. cream stI,-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
aehekahs 70 Entertain.

Final arrangements have oeen mad"
tor the dinner and supper 20 be- scrN-
od iu the odd Fellows temple hy ru'
Rrhekahs of Triple Link lodge Mex
SATURDAY non ana evening chicken
yct. aud dumpl,nrs too. slick ana
miCy lik, mother and graudmothVi
uscI to make down on the taiM-will
De- M, feature of The uountidc dinner
with all the vegetarian and iruit ac.
e ssories constituting au epicurcan
feast supper rom to O'Clock VIII
uc ln improvement that h pos
sibla-ou the dinner The Rcbokahs
have the new Odd Fellows home iot
orphans AMI widows in mind, heart
ana hand when planning this enter
tainmoni and proceeds will aid in fur
nishiug tho home The committee iu
charge of me chicken dinner are
ucsdames Vann. Van Eaton, Doolittlo
Rogers. liailcN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Trudic Wilson and Miss Mary
Wilson will arrive Monday night from
Corpus Christi. Texas, to bc the house
guests OF Mis- Eiua Ferguson for
several weeks
Mrs. Hooper ami children have re.
turned 90 The city after q pleasant
vacation spent camping in Canon del
Osa"
Mr. and Mrs < r Dale, formerly OF
This city, now residents of Dallas. Tex
as, are IN Albuquerque ngain Tor a
lew weeks looking after their prop.
crty interests
Or T. Mcqueen GRAY is expected 10
arrive the middle of the week from
an extended tour Of eastern cities, IN.
Guiding Chicago, New Nurk Halifax
and 81 Johns, Nova Scotia
Miss Florence Hartman formerly
teacher In the Albuquerque public
schools passed through the city to.
lay en- routp froM Pasadena. Gal fo
| Mansfield Ohio
Mrs r. " Fee and daughters. Eli
laheth and Rehecca, left THURSDAY ron
; The California beaches
! Miss Adele Howell OF Estancia Ton
I mcrly belle of tins city, is VISITING
| her sister Mrs J. O Schwontkor for
a fortnight
Miss Elizabeth Powell Is entertain
/ ing Miss MAY lahcock of Denver ion
/ 4 few DAYS.
Friends M this city are pleased "a
hear that the Albuquerque booster
/ Mir J. ~ Bcarrup well known
throughout New Mexico as Jnc,
Johnny Bearrup Is the manugnc
head OF large WOODEN mill mo
securing plant IN S. Joseph Nc
Mra 4 BUTTS and eranddaughters
Ysahol and Moynollo stevenson an
rived THURSDAY evening from visit
of tour weeks with relatives in SaI
Francisco During their absence
Mrs. Butts attended the national edu
cational convention in the Colder
Gate city on The return trip yisi
VAS made 20 the Grand CANYON and it
mountain crosis and misty depth
viewed In the halo OF an Arizona sun
set
Mrs Minnie l.. Strumqulst left thi
morning for Portland, Oregon, to yisi
her son, Edgar SlrumQuist and family
tor several weeks
Mrs George T. Brewer. president a
the Civic Improvement society, ha
. returned from pleasure trip 10 Cal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
Social Analrs from various
Towns.
SANTA re

Tho past week has been brilliant
ono socially, doubtless due 10 the iRct
that the city is filled with scientists
and studcnts attending the summer
session OF IA. school of American
Archaeology ina the historic old PAL
aco Many teas and parties nave been
given n honor uf these lecturers ana
students and nu santa 20 has EXTEND
ca them e warm welcome.
Tea was given Wednesday afternoon
M tho Ola pllloc under tho auspices
Of I'm. ladies' committee of the N'W
Mexico museum Five of the lodin'
ON this committ.c. Mrs. James S"iis-
man. Mrs. Ntthtu lana, Mrs. \. NJ
B,rg,ro. Mrs Arthur Sclgman, ana
Mrs T. G.. Wilson, were In char3'
ana the AFFAIR was % very deighuni
one Tha tea was iu honor Of the 'nr-
Jurors and students "a The summer
session of tho Archaeological school
ANA ID was attended by hundred 1r
mur. p,rsuns 90 was held Ina the hi--
toric puyo room r.sp'ondout with 'h'
mural paintings uI cart LotaNc, in'
Partisan artist Cut lowers docor1t-
"a the table over which myrads off
electric bulbs shed soft ana p.'u.-
| ing glow
/ ON Thursday a. t1 was given hV
Miss Nussie a. h,J home on Lincoln
aycnu, and b. was also in hoiQr Of
| tho scientists ana their pupils. Nre
! a. =. Brooke, Wtf. pf tho odiuian'
general. presided at The table sweet
peas. dahias and nssturtla wore mo
/ Uoral decorations Miss Massic PROV
ga p charming hostess ana one who
was ahl, 90 draw many interesting
pcopl, To- tho tnair
Another tea win boz giyon this NJ.
toruoou by Mrs Paul A. f. Walter
Nity Dr Hon Paul g. +. Walter, cdi,
tor of an, Sow McVican, n viii %,
u honor of the lecturers and student.
az the summer school ana viii Hke>
bc we'll attended.
Mrs. A. r. Rcn'han gave e carj
party Thursday afternoon IN nouo
OF Mrs Amada rhlNes, formerly o
santa Pc aud now OF Albuquerque
There four tables and bridge wat
played. MANY cut flowers served "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
ea.sIl.oibson Nuptials.

Monday evening ~ q O'Clock Miss
Helen Marie Gibson, daughter OF ST.
pernionaont r : Gibson of the san
M Pc. will become me bride of Dr
us Gould Baaril of Winslow Only
tho relatives OF tho bride and groom
viii bee present M the ceremony 10
occur in the parlors OF the Harvey no
tsl ~ Winslow. where me Gihsohs re-
sid, Miss Gibson b. this season
d.ulante. q former belle Of Almt
ououue and dramatist of exception
"a ABILITY. demonstrated while q resi-
den, student at 81 VinConts academy
pr Bazcil has established a wide prac
rice md popnlafity IN Winslow Wher,
there is a newly furnished home
awaiting the occupancy of the brida
,0uph Mrs Ernest Davis, formerly
Miss ,olia Gibson, sister OF the bride
eject lcit for the Arizona city 10 ht
presru at the wedding
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
gn,osmsnt Announcement.

Auothr betrOthal of social taNoriies
came a, pleasant surprise 90 Their
friends ust SUNDAY when Rev Fath'
en- 4. II }erttam, $ lo who celebrated
hate mas in the Immaculate Concep'
tou chuth. read the marriage ounnS
of Miss lay l.. KELLEY and Nj John
T. shoehn The nupliul ceremony
viii occul In the early autumn The
biidc-elecl Is one at Albuquerque
most charming lovely, womanly Young
women. iIRyhose veins tloNt the blue
blood of de OF the oldest families OF
Missouri Miss Kelley has resided m
this city Dr. more than "a NeM ANA
has won h, way into the hearts %, all
who know .cr The lurtunaie groom
to bc is ab hieh.born southcrnef
from Tontssec last year, ana The
head of th successful j. y Shcohan
Commissioicompany of New Mexico,
with a wh,circle OF friends in Albn'
ouorquc an,tbfouehout Oh" TERRITORY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
STANLEY GETS MORE
WELCOME RAIN
Seventeen One Hundredths OF
an Inch Precipitation There
on July q With Heavier
Showers Across Valley.
Especial Corrcspoudence to the Herald

special Correspondence Co the uerntd1
stanley y ~ Aup o. Seventeen
One mudsvdlhs OF an inch ol rain
.rll at stanley on July 27th with "a
SIN heavier rain on the east side OF
the valley
Rev " e. Grant was a passenger
io Santa Fc rhursdas OF last week
> G. Cartwright OF santa Fe was a
STANLEY visitor ON he 27th
Rev ! q Herrin. who has been as
sistiug Rev Grant In q few days meet.
Ing at stanley. returned 10 Entancia
on the 21th
j. J. HOppingarncr. who has been
employed al santa Pc for some weeks.
returned 30 STANLEY ON thee 9Th.
AXtol Whittika returned to Girard.
~ on the 2Nth
A. : Martin and Homer Spear made
% trip TO olden Saturday after a part
at the deep we'll machine purchased
hy lien iIlll
j. c. Chaplin left on the 2ath FOR
: Madrid. where he expects 20 work IN
be middlo OF september
W q. Castle and clyde Pulliam let
, saturday for Gallup They will also
take q look az the new oil field before
returning
Miss Fleota Willingham arrived
saturday from Altus, okla, and "a
now living On her homestead west OF
town
Geo Rockwell and y. d. Olmstead
eturued sunday from Albuquerque
Lyman Daruold returned In the Goth
! from trip 90 Amarillo. Texas, aud
| Oklahoma points.
| a x Peabody was down from san
! "a Fe over Sunday
! Harold Winter is visiting IN santa
I re this week
/ G. Il Cartwright came In Monday
! from Brokcn Arrow. Oklaa.. and IL
| again a citizen OF stanley after nearly
q years absence.
Born. on Monday. July 3lst. 10 Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Kinsell. q girl.
Miss Grace Sewell OF Chicago Is Wis
F, itinr her sister Mrs Raymond Illi
northwest of stanley. Quite numbc,
, OF new moving machines have been
epld around Stanley this season ami
some few parties are already putting
uu hny There promises fo hc an
abundance of gramma hav cut tG.r
season
Miss AGNES Green Hh0 has been
WORKING I'm Santa y, during 'hc sum
Nor ry uruod tu SuuI". Tuesday 1lt
reports that -hr .- 900" a. nome 10
.sra'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
\pp.achine Marriage.

wide ccle of friends are inter-
rs,rd in th Approaching uuptials OF
an. OF Alhluerqu,s most popular
young womG and Il young man who
though not Song resident. equally
1902 popular nd estimaole. NJ m
curly date Ne Caroline MARI Ne
Clurhin VIII homo Mrs Edwin Jos
,ph JOLLY ana nov homo viii bo ga.
toblishcd IN \ city
"pb fortunnt1oh. hapy day
Whom urwhhrhold nnds its way
Nmong the mad homes of earth
Like q nov slAust sprung to birth,
Nud rolled ON harmonious way
INTO th, hounds realms Of space
The presidln angel of the new
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
RcIIef Corn. 20 IlnlcrtaIn.

s reception - comrades OF q X
Warren Post musical entertainment
and lunch win he features cot e social
.nd patriotic anuIr nest wednesday
whom Tho Wom3ns' Relief corps VIII
again demonstrate their talent for
hosp.nuir entertainments Mrsdamo7
sho, MAKER and Uau Hr" arranging
details of luncheon and reception and
;ho W. n O. president Mrs " T..
Chamberlain ns 'hg musical program
|r charge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
LEISURE Tomorrow \reruoon.

\ mass meeting of AN the sunday
school workers aud pupils In the city
VIII occur tomorrow afternoon nj
2.a0 o'clock 100 The Presbyterian
church Tho occasion l- au ausriniuus
ono as N0uQu'rqu'an- wifi hHN" IA"
opportunity Co hear Rev " y.
Brown platform speaker of inter-
national note. who Will lecture on
"Iiow one Man Reformed 90 city
Mr. Brown is missionary sup'riu-
',ndcnt OF IN, International sunday
school association. aId was the Ice
uror ~ co., chnutIuqul Thursday ar
foruoon whom he delivered an insnir-
ing address On "Thc New Invasion
pf the Philippines"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

The Woodmen -, the World were
hosts last evening 10 a large crowd
of the Wooimon circle members and
rola'iVe- OF the Woodmvn The Flks'
lodge room was engaged for th" event
ana thu spacious mirror like loot
tlronucd with dancers an evening ull
midnight A banquet on the clahorat,
scale for which the W .. W. are
lNmed was The concluding nleasulo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

The home az pr Aou2p s Bright
Nill he IN" meeting place 81 the
Young Peoples Missionary society uf
IA" Load Avenue Methodist church
Monday evening The activity ana
growing enthusiasm OF this society
promises 20 eclipse the prestige and
achievements of tho HON, ana For
eign Mission society. and tho older
mission workers will have 20 look well
tp their laurols n they would retain
leadership In this work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

TN. ladies pt &c. johns guild met
iu regular session Wednesday after
tiu, bJsiu.s- OF th. parish work Tho
next meeting will uprur th, third
Wednesday Boo the month aud viii hi"
another social function for which tho
ladies of 81 Johns parish 5ro famed
ns cordial hostcgsrg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

ing IN pleasant nualc at The lunch
table \ statement 20 ho effect that
the grand i0dr" session of The Eastern
star Is To be- held on saturday of the
annual assembly in October il enron.
eous as the Eastern star grand ludgc
ASSEMBLY viii occur ON Tuesday of inc
asspmhl, Wosh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

Twelve congcnial friends enrolled
in the "Wednesday afternoon SEWING
club were entertained hy Mrs lnglee
last "Wednesday IN interesting con.
test resulted IN prizes being awarded
10 Mrs Harry Braun and Mrs Cor
tcg Ouickel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

household to 1c Established by the
JoiIv- McyWku marriage. has grown
tu Vumaubood In Nbuuurruur. An al.
umm. of M, him school of the class
1908. an accomplished pi1nis'e and
possessing winning personality Miss
McClurkin has ever been fovorlt".
Mr. Jolly is an attachr ut tho Amer
irpu Lumber company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
informal Card Party.

4 pleasant informality occurred az
the home of Mrs A. G. Shupe this att
ernoon when twelve ladies enjoyed
the fascinating pastime OF FIVE hun
bred iii the late afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
WhI,s Rihboners 10 Meet.

the members of the Wuman's Chris
tian Temperance Union Tuesday after.
noon business OF the union will POI"
the order Of meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
Eastern star.

Last evening VAS another OF the
many lodge sessions Of the Eastern
star. notable for the INITIATION OF two
candidates and a social hour culmlnat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Engineers Founders MachnistS
MachiniStS

Special given irrigation
Con
Pumping plants operated by
Crushing Machinery Hosting types
manufactured
Fit
Well Supplies Iron Aluminium Castings
Indesub Chicken Sash
Iron
Iron Builders ron
Get Our Figures Works and Office Albuquerque, N M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
81 ., CIV VIZ.

Th" average N"n Mcxiro resident
becomes 500 accustomed to arsius M
OBJ, morning with b.sbt sunlight
canning loo Through tH, windows. pare
ar uuu4 hi> mnG- mud moderate
tcmr,ratuIc th. ,rai ar ,uud that
b., fprg,ts temporarily tho almost un-
bomuhI' heat aud cold rain. fog and
SNOW of hr ulaurr of ,h, United
states
The result is mat Ncw M,>i.u docs
not adt,rtis, me- ,umat, ,n"ugh.
california has built up ucr southern
yitios D., ad,,rtistng her climate. and
do, worst dut loo "a, N,ar ga New
MoVro would pr % dream FOO southern
california colorado NuH uutlt e.
bo1cn biz summer resorts ol persist
,u, adt,ruNue and th. region about
CO., great Iah,- ou go, north has
mad. 'hot ,ounuN uuou.
Tu. mountain e,u,H 800 N,V Moy-
..o b. uuu,aIi,d so, ,uumt, - tnr
p.st an tn, ,,nr rumat, uu tb, .ou-
,Inrnt. and h,t ~o,u'r, ana ,uWat, 100
Nco N,Ni." aH, r,- advertised than
au, .th,r Resource OF thus great Tore
'tor.
rh, m.s' ,' tH, Sew N,N," papers
rut una rr.n mention tl, .lmrf"
of N,v M,Veo. 1ut n., Cleo Isl, jn g..
ru.fi,t. f...f sort .t ID ,,.t u.,.iIs,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
RAILROAD MEANS A
GREAT THING FOR
TAOS.
tao allie, \cw~D

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W." "i' .'. .''dInB uu'- BOO .H'
'''d St"i' "iu- W"1' t'' ..1
'.' -'ns N'rN Id- '.t'.dN
comm .. WIN Ni"" Goo l.-
.'i.'0 .'. permanent ''n,' u.-
fHt .u' .n.' completed ... Dol.
'H n..t,-. .u, .u ,>i.t.u.. r.I....l
,n Franc auJ tu. ,Jsi. Q, u.H
rI"h''.' si 'ih SpIug,r COS ,u.
..si I terminal. ~tr.t. Ta.. ..tr
Southwest 'r santa o.. ,nuu,' .u.
a"d r.w H.. "uu..tua n'n' "
.u, tn' 'uN'-t section .. N,N
N"N''. fn. southwest ."ruU OF '.l-
HiH.". h'Jt.u- tg,g -ngu> r.rtu-
west with ~W Fr1Dsr" as tn, d.-
I''' ''rmh..
The lime 0ii Ou' Utah 'nd N'-
,'da 'H section OFF th' ,'luf, .u-
't'.' h' ip.nH t1' as' p'lteYr
OBJ ,u" great west ruN open '"r
through nam b't"".u 'I, cast uu'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

On TrNas Yesterday Nfrc N..,u
wrr, drowned while bathing Moral
Don't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
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bar. iSnuN soap .......
pur,, iruii .rlIN IN sia--
: pkns 81 sage
cans at Snr,iInr- IN on
= ,nn> 81 sh'rri,- ....
3 H.. ~ trt~ii crisp tti''''.
in-ib pan ui syrup
&. ~ pkg ot t'MT"ii'h
III iin ~ tiNoi- i'l
! r.n~ ~ string iichu-
= cats al Jam
80 hottie ~ cat li
,niifu,ui. Iou,ni"'-
JiiI WA
Nm. ki"h' Proprietor
go -"uth lir-t 1t.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18
PEERS WILL RIDE
IN AUTOMOBILES
Modern Conveyance Super
cedes Ancient Coaches.

London, June 17.-Peers will be al
lowed to use their motor cars at the
forthcoming coronation, but an intima-
ton has been givSR to them that 1t Is
hoped that all peer who can do 80 will
attend in their sss coaches or dress
chariots.
1t is a comF N error to call these
decorative veE les state coaches. This
term is PROV Iy applied only to the
full dress q riages of the King and
Queen, of ambassadors and lord may
ors. In the case of private persons
dress coach is the correct term. A
chariot is a coupe to seat two instead
of four.
Formerly peers who could not AFFORD
to have full dress carriage huilt were
permitted to use what are known as
court clarences-in other words, very
large and cumbrous broughams on c
springs, such as every jobmaster keeps
for weddings and funerals. 1t is only
those who formerly attended in these
unwieldy and unlovely vehicles who
will this year come in motor cars.
Several peers have had entirely new
dress carriages built and the maioSity
have spent large sums in having their
ancestral coaches and chariots made
like new.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18

her arising from the throne and going
to the steps of the altar. supported by
two bishops, and she kneels while the
archbishop says a prayer.
There are three crowns for the Queen
consort The cap of state worn by the
King at the beginning of the proceedings
will be represented in the case of the
Queen by the golden circlet originally
constructed for Mary of Modena, Queen
consort OF James II, at a cost OF s55o,ooO.
II consists of a beautiful cap made OF
purple velvet and turned up with err
mine. which is itself encircled with
wide band of diamonds, together with a
string of pearls.
AS the kings of England are invested
with the crown of st. Edward, so the
diadem which is placed upon the head or
their consorts has usually been known
as the crown of Queen Edith, the con-
fessor's sanity wife.
The old crown of Queen Edith was not
of course required in 1861, as the King
was unaccompanied by his wife. With
the coronation of James IL and Mary OF
Modena in 1885. it became necessary to
provide for her majesty. This was ac-
cordinglv done, bur the crown has had
somewhat checkered existence, owing
to the fact that it has not always been
required at English coronations. Hence
it no longer finds a place among the
English regalia at the Tower of London.
Crown Holds Jewels.
The crown of state worn by Mary of
Modena, and, also so Il Is believed, by her
successor Queen Mary II, is a beautiful
ornament, and so richly adorned with
pearls and diamonds that the gold which
it contains is almost entirely concealed.
The number of those who win witness
the actual coronation ceremonies totals
about 1000. This number includes mem
bers of the royal family, members of
foreign royalty, peers and peeresses, am
bassadors, members of Parliament and
their wives, spiritual peers, clergy, privy
councillors. representatives Of the various
British colonies, representatives of the
army and navy, civil service. counties and
municipalities and "other guests" Among
the notable "other guests" who have re-
ceived invitations is ]. Pierpont Morgan,
the financier.
The coronation ceremony will begin
about II O'Clock noon. or shortly after,
and will last until 1:30 p. m. Both the
King and Queen will be crowned by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, while the
Archbishop Of York viii preach the
sermon.
The procession will then return to the
palace by different route, and that even
ing. their majesties will dine alone with
their family
The largest and most spectacular pro-
cession Of the coronation will take place
on Friday. June q. when the royal couple
viii make their progress through the city
OF London. As this procession was in
augurated solely for the purpose of CIV
ing the people better opportunity to get