The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-24
swords: Tho toilettes OF tho ladies
woro magnificent and the display OF
tewcls gorgeous one.
Show rhcInscivcs to 4aiasscs.

SGt3I Show Themselves to 1iasscs.
sstSj! KING George and Queen Mary to- da
II showed themselves to the muses. a
Il distinct from the moro favored ciussc
who were able to obtain access 10 tn
circumscrlbed urea OF yesterdays page
ant The route OF the procession wa
4 moro extended. including q circuit o
some Of the most populous districts o
The capital and the crowds that looked
+ on We're correspondingly greater. Thcn
Too. Their Majesties We're accompanied
by larger escort.
The scenes along tho route were {,
y great extent a repetition Of those O.
yesterday with n much greater crowc
OF spectators The procession beEnr
< TO form in the yard OF buckingham
Palace and the adjacent streets ut .
O'Clock, and two hours later II wa:
under way. Between lines of cheer
Ing thousands tho royal party made
stately progress from Buckingh ham Pal.
ace by way OF Constitution Hill, picca
dilly. Trafalgar Square. through the
city over London Bridge, rs Borough
Road and by IVES minister Bridge, thus
making complete circuit.
The pageant included four full
squadrons of cavalry representing all
branches OF that arm OF the service
life guards. dragons hussars and
lancers. each accompanied by its own
band and section of horse artillery.
These We're followed by all the naval
and military aides dc camp on duty.
the War Office staff, Populations OF
foreign officers. the royal suite, the
members of the royal family and the
foreign princess. aud tho colonial and
Indian escorts. who Immediately pre- :
coded the state carriages.
Welcome Iipronrious.
In the royal eGuippaGe with the King
ana Queen rode Field Marshal Kitch-
ner and the bearer of the royal stan
dard. The royal escort brought up The
rear Seats for many thousands had
been erected along the long route and
The progress OF the King and Queen
was indeed royal one.
everywhere they received an uproar-
1ous welcome. from the visitors In the
hotels. from the stands of Piccadilly,
4 Trafalgar Square and the strand, from
The business men Of London proper,
who had brought their wives and chill
oren 10 the city for this day, and again
from Their Nlajestic's humber sub
5ects south OF the rr,er
decorations OF yesterday REMAND
in Piccadilly and those In other street
lraversed were not less Spectacular
In the Strand there We're rows Of masts
each bearing rod lion. and undernea / l.
O red velvet drapcry with lion RAM
pant in the centre. Festoons or var
N.
Down Fleet Street TO Dudgate Cir
Gus there We're alternately Venetian
1masts with cross bars and pillar masts
The venetian with the pillar mnsts sun
ported the British lion and the unicorn
me masts were connected by festoons
Of greenery.
Somewhat similar decorations had
been made In the other streets of the
city, while across the entrance to Lon
don Bridge triumphal arch had been
nrected South OF the river every
house. no matter how modest, had n
piece of bunting flying
brilliant Cnvuicndc
Except for the absence of the gold
coach the cavalcade was more brS
liant than that OF yes erday. ana the
STANDS along the route certainly made
a brighter appearances. Those on Con
stitution Hill overlooking the palace
garden were filled with uniformed of.
hccrs from every part OF the world
VINO had come TO London to honor
Britnin's King. with their daintily
dressed ladies.
On one stand were royal and other
representatives of foreign states. In
another were military officers attached
~ The suites of these REPRESENTATIVES,
anu In the front rows of still another
stand We're naval officers from inc
international ships at Spithcad. IN
gliding Captain Cove, of the American
phtticship Delaware, and his ofncers
hncse naval visitors were attended by
oficers Of the British navy ana the
naval attaches OF the foreign missions
and embassies. st. Georges nospltni
opposite Constitution Hill. ana tho res
idences around Hyde Park corner ano
Piccadilly We're hidden by stands oc
cupied by a bevy of uniformed nurses
side BY side with mon and women
VINO had paid enormous prices Tor
their seats lf
The windows OF stratton House ana
seats on the roof were occupied nv
guests of special American Ampassa-
oor hammond. These included the
puchess OF Argyll, the special ambas-
sador's staff in fun uniform. mempers
OF the American embassy and many
American women
the early morning was mono 100
pleasant. SO far as the wca Their was
concerned. Tile sky was overcast ana
coca sional driHzling showers Kept the
spectators In doubt whether II would
be necessary TO raise their umbrciIas
!! however, there We're no heavy snow
crs rs In the early hours yesterday
ana those taking part III the process
sion drove in omen carriages. titus ada
Ing much interest to the pageant.
Wonderful Dispiny.
almost exactly at the appointed hour
me colonial and Indian conlngents.
which were 10 lead the way over the
seven-mile route, formed on Victoria
.I.moankment and proceeded IN the
ma u. past Buckingham Palace, to Con
ehtutlon Hill and hyde Park corner.
~ was a wonderful display of soldicry
that preceded the carriages, exhibiting
all the cavalry uniforms OF the cnDire
q contingent of Canadians escorted
the hrst carriage. occupied by Sir WI
Irid Laurier, Premier of Canada. and
Premier Fisher, of Australia This
was followed BY other carriages carry
ing Premier Morris. of New Foundland ;
Il FIemier Bothn, OF the Union OF South
Africa: Premier Ward. of New Zealand
the governors and commissioners OF
lsmaiie colonies. each escorted by
troops from their respective countries
They were followed by the ever-pop-
nlar troops, the Northwest mounted no
!llce, and an african fcrce