The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-26
colonial and Indian troops who have
partaken In the ceremony.

COlOnlal anu lnuldn troops VINO nave
partaken in the ceremony.
July 1.-Their majestes leave for
Windsor. alighting at Slough and pro-
ceeding by road to the castle.
July and S-Royal visit to Ireland
Arrival at Kingston on board the Vic
turia and Albert. Landing, and re-
ccption by the Lord Lieutenant Drive
TO Dublin. Opening of Royal college
of Science. Visit to Phoenix Park
races. Dinner at the castle.
July 9.-Service at st. Patr'ck's Ca
thedral. Visit To Artane Industrial
school. Inspection of pensioners and
girls at Drummond Institute.
July 1O-IIis Majesty receives add
dresses at the castle and holds levee
The Queen receives an address from
women of ireland and visits Coombe
hospital. Visit To Leopardstown race
course. State banquet at Tie castle.
His Majesty afterwards holds a chap
ter of the order of St Patrick.
July 1.-THE King inspects the Roy
/ al Irish constabulary at the Vice
regal Lodge and attends review of
the troops and the presentation @:
colors i'm Phoenix Park. Garden party
at the castle in the evening.
July 12-Their maJesties leave Dub
lin and embark at Kingstown on board
the Victoria and Albert.
July 13--Investiture of the Prince of
Wales of Carnarvon.
July 1.-THE King opens the new
University College at Bangor.
July 1.-the King lays the founda-
tion stone of the Welsh National IL
brary at Aberystwlth.
July 17.-Royal visit to Edinburgh.
The King and Queen. with the Prince
of Wales and Princess Mary arrive at
the CALIFORNIAN railroad station in
Princess street at p. m, where the
Duke of Connaught awaits their ar
rival
July 1S.-Inspection of the kings
bodyguard for Scotland (the royal COM
pany of archers) ana presentation of
colors by His Majesty at 1880 Il. M,
to be followed by presentation of the
"Reddendo" and by the presentation
of addresses by various bodies. a
lcVce will be held at noon. The Que en-
visits the wOmen's and children hos
lpital at Bruntsneld. The King in the
afternoon pays visit to Edinburgh
castle and TO the Royal Scottish Acad-
envy.
July 19.-The King attends ST.
CHESS Cathedral i'm the morning for
Thistle. Their majesties in the after
noon lay the foundation stones Of tie
Usher Hall and afterwards pay a visit
to the Royal Iniirmary. Their maies-
ties hold a court in the evening.
July 20-In the morning the King
presents colors to the Royal Scots in
the Kings Park and inspects the veto
rams, the boys brigade. the Church
lads brigade, detachment of boys
from Queen Victoria school. Dun
blanc and the boy scouts. A visit will
be paid to Linlithgow castle in the
Afternoon.
July 21-Thelr majesties leave Edin-
burgh.
The gala performance at His Males
tvs Theater on Tuesday, June -. is
to be one of the most brilliant func~
tons connected with the coronation.
A prologue written for the occasion
by owen Seaman is to open the pro-
ceedings and this will be followed by
scenes from Money" The Merry
Wives of Windsor" "The School 10,
Scandal" Julius Caesar" and THE
Critic" Ben Johnsons masque, "rhe
Vision of Delight" will then be given
and the performance is to conclude
with the singing of the national an
them.
The official programme is as follows:
Prologue. spoken by Forbes Robert
son.
Scene from the Merry Wives of
Windsor" i'm which Mrs. Kendall, Miss
Ellen Terry and Mrs. Charles Calvert
will appear.
The second act of David Garrick.
with Sir Charles wyndham, Edward
Terry. Weldon Grossmith and Miss
Mary Moore.
The Forum scene from Julius Ceas-
ar" the actors including Sir Herbert
Beerbohm, Tree and Il. $. willard.
"The Critic" including George AL
exander Arthur Bourchier. Cyril
Maude. Charles Hawtrey, oscar Asche,
Gerald du Maurier. Laurence Irving
Lady Tree, Winifred Emery. Marie
Tempest. Gertie Millar. Lily Elsie, and
Violet Vanbrugh.
"The Vision Of Delight" in which
will be seen Mrs. Langtry. Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell, Lena Ashwell. Ellis
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