The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-06-23

identity of the occupants Of the car
riages the name Of Americas represent
a,ive was heard repeated with tiattering
frequency He rode with Vice Admiral de
Jono,,ia ps. his Royal Highness Duke
Albrecht Of Wurtrmburg and hia Royal
Highness Prince Ruppreclt OF Bavaria.
II was o:l0 when the hosts assembled
In Parliament square in front OF the
Abbey and in the immediate vicinity
caught the first glitter Of the white hcl-
NETS Of tho Life Guards leading the pro-
cession There was a monentary hush
followed 10y slight cheering which in
creased in volume and ferver until it
became u sustained diapason charged
with enthusiasm
AccIa,ming the Royalties.
\ second squalI OF rain fell apparently
unheedod by the eager assembiage pf
men and women who called aloud in their
excitement the names OF the Grand
Duchess Of Hesse, the Crown Princess
of sweden and the Crown Princess of
Rurmania, her imperial Highness the
tIlkdri VIC ~" ~
Princess Of Greece and Others who at
trac'ed their attention and were identified
from the closely followed programme
Haf minute \ Jews Of these high born
ROYALTIES seemed 10 afford the women
spectators the live.iest satisfaction. Ac-
claim for This section Of the procession
| reached i's noisiest and most eNuberan'
expression with III" appearance OF a
post.oned iandau drawn 10y four black
horses containing the German Crown
Prince and ,rown Princess.
Hats cam. of and women $ handker-
chiefs were wa, ed along the entire route
in "Chautauqua salute The Crown
Prince with unconcealed delight leaned
close To the window. a smile Daaming OF
his face and his head nodding IN constant
acknowledgement Of the hearty reccp'
| ton.
The expectancy and eagerness which
we're manifested during the short hall
hour preceding the approach Of the secono
division furnished eloquent proof of the
love in which England's royal family is
held by Englishmen Hundreds OF thou
sands Joined in the cheer which swept
from Trafalgar Square 10 the Able,
| when the carriages were seen Princes
Alexander si Ieck was quick TO recog
nize the syontaneity of the welcome ano
70 acknowledge it more vigorously PER
haps than some of he- more d!ftiden'
| cousins
But i, was when the crowds caugh
sigh, OF the i've children ot Ming GeorG'
and queen Mary that The enthusiasm wa
unbounded The Prince Of Wales, garheC
az a Knight Of ha Garter. drew bacr
somewhat timidlv when confronted 10y
such !erV.nt demonstration, but Pr,n
q ess Mary cane bravely 20 The rescue o
her brother. leaning from one window e
TIE o,ter 20 let all share IN. the bount,
Of her deliGhtedly expressed pleasure
To children watching the little occu
pants 81 the magnificent carriage II wa
obviously a fairy scene vi;ali1ed before
their eyes.
The king ana Queen.
Perhaps no greater demonstration me
the King and Queen when they came &
view later. but their reception was tenn
pered POSSIBLY with something akin y
re, erential awe. The Kings face wa
aglow with .oy. but somewhat pale AM
sohcitious. whereas ,he Queens wa
radiant II was noticeable that size wa
more conA)osed than Ter husband ST.
could be seen clearly :hr ough the gas
doors of .he sur@rbiy c,mt ersome goi
coach drawn by e!gf: cream horses Of IL
famous Hanoyerian stock Her head wa
was raised ana lowered constantly Il
cordial recognition =! the peoples tribute
The King and Queen passed throug
the military lanes which gave the roys
salute. the colors bein. lowered by ea.'
squadron or company and thus droope
until the rear escort had passed the ol.te
flank Thus attended by tokens Of IN
pressive enthusiasm the King and Quee
entered the precincts Of the Abbey
Their temperance. crowned an
anointed. furnished occasion for renew'
Of the demonstrations manifested owe
the three mile route Of the procession
This return trip took them for their fir'
view of bedi2ened and outrageousl
bedecked old London. Turkey red is III
color splashed most literally into III
| background Of this most amazingly varie
color scheme. Cobalts, yellows. pink
pinks. unidentified greens. cerises. tomat
tints have been mixed on the palette I
, paint the league long canvasses whic
are tackled to the public buildings. clut
and residences.
Under lights reflected from thes
, the King and Queen baskcd on their RI
4 turn to Buckingham Palace,
1t is pointed out, doubtless Justly thu
the human element was dominant on III
. return tourney. but mo. Of the Londo
wits tonight has il that if the cllshin
, hues on cheap foundations OF wood, ollie
. paper and twill didn't make more nois
than n million throats it was due TO th
grayness Of the day. which mercifull
obscured some things. Some clubs an
also residences are tast"fIlly ornate
compa ratively simply onamentation
hut THAR effectiy eness il sDoiled nv nei III