Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21

/ ter Abbey ON the ggd OF June In the
midst of splendid gathering of
princes mobiles and ccgl,siastys, with
as many spectators as can gain access
| to the great hail.
A uuu volume issued hy command
|uf the NIus' gives Oh, exact service
land ceremony of the coronation II is
entitled "Thc Form and order of the
Service That Us to BE Performed and
LOT tu, Ceremonies That Are to BE OBJ
/ served boo the Coronation Of Their
NaJ.suys King George v and Queen
Mary iu the Abbey church of st.
Peter. Wcstminister on Thursday the
/ Twenty Day of June, l9l1."
/ The length of the title indicates the
/ duration ~ the ceremonies, which are
long drawn out According to the
/ table of contents IN the book here Is
| what takes place;
]. The preparation; 2, the entrance
into the church; 3, the rocognitioni 4,
the Litany 8, the beginning Of the
/ communion service, 6, the sermon; Z,
| the oath; $, the amounting, 8, the pre-
| senuug of the spurs and sword and
| the girdng and oblation OF the said
sword, 10, the investing with the
armil and royal robe and the delivery
/ of the orb; II, the inyesturc per an
/ uulum ct baculum; IL, the putting on
of the crown; 13, the presenting Of
| the Holy Bible; a. the benediction;
l5, the enthronization; l6 the hom.
age, H. the queens coronation; 49,,
the communion; 49, the TIE Deum;
20, the recess,
The Rev Randall r. Davidson, arch
| bishop Of Canterbury, and as such tho
highest preate In the Church Of Eng
land, is highly important parsonage
ON Coronation Day, for 1t Is he who
crowns the King and conducts the
solemn ceremonies incident thereto.
He is assisted by the dean Of West
minister and other bishops, all of
whom, 1t should be remembered, are
peers OF the realm
Coronation Day the procession Of
bishops, headed by tie archbishops OF
Canterbury, win form immediately
outside the west door Of the church
and awaint until notice is given of
the approach Of the King ana queen,
when they shall begin to move into
the church Their maiesties are t.
/ be greeted by the singing Of an an
them by the choir of Westminster
Compiled and curtailed from the Of
ficial book mentioned, the procedure
e of crowning and amounting King
George, with many incidental details
l.. f.1
The King and queen pass into tn,
20 theater of the church, walk past theil
i thrones and knecl at the south sid
n Of the altar, where they make brie
private prayers Then they sit dow
10 I'm chairs provided for them. Tn
s archbishop, the lord chancellor, tn
lord high constable and the ear
marshal go in turn to each side o
the church "and at every OF the fou
'' sides shall in loud voice speak {
# the people, and the King in the mean
II while, standing up by his chair, shal
turn and show himself unto the peo
70 Pile at every Of the four sides Of tn
e theater" as the archbishop says:
o "Sirs ] present unto you Kin
[ George, the undoubted King Of thi
. realm Wherefore all you who ar
came this day to do your homage an
Is service, are you willing TO do IN
f. same"
"God save King George" loud an
repeatedly cry the people. Then IN
trumpets sound. The bishops plaC
the Bible. paten and challce upon III
altar The lords who carry the +,
gala approach the altar, each hant
, ing over what he carries to the arcl
o. bishop, who doliycN them TO II
q dean of Westminster, who plac,
them upon the altar, Two bishop
=, kneeling, sing the Litany, the cho
~ singing the responses. Then COM
ne the communion service, with Il
ON singing Of the Creed King, Que,
.v and people standing. one OF Il
80, bishops follows with sermon whiC
is short, as It should be, consideril
lh the couglomerate length of the Ger
10y monies.
cts All this time the King has been u
-. covered, but when the sermon hcgi
" ne puts on his cap Of crimson veN
turned mp with crmlnc. The scrmO
he ended, the archbishop goes to Il
,cr King and administers the coronati,
M, oath These are the questions ask
and answered;
IS Archbishop -- WIN you solemn
ch promise and swear to govern the pc
pie of this United Kingdom of Gre
,.o Britain and ireland and the domi
ions thereto belonging according
'" the statutes I'm Parliament agreed
ng and the respective laws and custol
10y of the same?
,,, king solcmnly promise so to
" Archbishop viii You TO your po
or cause law and Justice In mercy
I'll Doe executed In all your judgments?
crs KING WILL
,ss Archhlshop--W WIN YOU TO the I
most OF your power maintain the la
"' oi God, the true profession OF {
cry gospel and tho Protestant reform
I'm religion established by law And "
ma you maintain and preserve lnviolal
the settlement of the Church OF En
'' land and the doctrine, worship d
Jd clplme and government thereof as
ne. law established IN England? And "
.,t YOU preserve unto the bishops a
clergy Of England and to the church
there committed 10 their charge
al. such rights and privileges as by ],
on do or shall apIcrtain to them or a