New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22

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Harahan. H. n. Higginbotham ana hls'
and Miss Birch. all OF Chicago Juus0
Sanford 3. Dole. OF Honolulu, eX-fresl-
dent Of Hawaii: Mr.. and Mrs. Haroiu NJ
F5stv and Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Armstrong
Of Buffalo: Mrs ]. Wilson Patterson MI
and Mrs. Charles r Miller. Miss Jahecr!'
7 T.. Bird, Mrs. Van Nostrand' Mrs'
Tunstan Smith and Mr. and MIS-. a
Murray Young, of Baltimore; Mrs. VIII
lam Hooper Arthur Little and famlIN'
Mrs L c. Rogers. W. r. Riley, a J.
HartzeH o. H. Howe, Mr.. ana Mis'
John H. Fahey. Frederick {. Howe AT
thur T.. Lamb. Frank A. Bourne ana Mr.
and Mrs. +. o. Winslow, Of BOSTON, W.
/ p. Parnely. Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson,
I Miss Constance Parmely and Mrs. hlch-
ard NJ Parmely. Of Cleveland. Mrs. IS.
/ r Valentine. Miss Watkins and Mr.. ana
/ Mrs. and Miss Branch. Of Richmond VA
Mrs. William Thaw Benjamin ThaW ana
Miss Henrietta Thaw, Of Pittsburg; MI
and Mrs. Clarence Edsall, of Colorado
Strings Col; Robert Nick. Jones. OF 81
mis-. Mr.. andeMrs. Miller Graham and
NIr and Mrs. Templeton Croker, of san
Francisco: w. j. Ballentine, OF Indiah-
apolis. Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, OF SAT-
Lake CITY. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Norris OF
Kansas City, Mo: Mrs. ID. Harrlsoh' Va
.iinneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. Michael NJ
shoemaker, of Cincinnati.
Diplomacy and the Stage.
Among the American diplomatists mere
ore Richard c. Kerens, Ambassador 10
ustria-Hungary John r. Carter Minis
ter 70 Rumania. and Henry White, lor-
merly Ambassador in Paris.
American theatres are represented "E
Wilton Lackaye. George Broadhurs''
Arnold DAILY. Mrs William Faversham'
with her husband: Joseph BROOKS Deo'se
G.. Tyler. Edith Taliaferro' Elsie Jams
and Kitty Cheatham
Rear Admirals French L. Chadwick
and Arthur b. Speyers. L. :. N retired
and PAY Director Lawrence q. Bosss'
unoniciaIlv represent the American navy
While Lieutenant Colonel John 5. Parke
is one Of a number of American army
officers here.
The Duke and Duchess OF Connaugnt 8
dinner tonight at St. James's Palace al
most equalled in brilliancy the royal
banquet at Buckingham Palace last
night. The famous Windsor gold plate
was again used.
Mrs Hammond. who was pres
eut with her husband. wore dress OF
pale pink satin and pink chiffon. en-
brcidered with silver diamante. Her
ornaments were emeralds and diamonds
Mrs Hammond's coronation robe is Of
princess style. draped about the figure
/ II IS composed Of the famous Moscow
/ brocade in peacock blue MORE antique,
Lacked with gold The color gradually
| changes in shade, until il becomes the
paIest silver. The trimming is diamante,
embroidered on blue tulle. She viii wear
| a diamond and emerald necklace. tiara
Iand schumacher and carry white
ostrich fan. similar in all respects 10 the
enc sent as a bridal gift 70 Queen Mary
| from South Africa.
To PAY Formal Calls.
! The dav was filed with interesting
events. Royal carriages with scarlet
clad footmen and automobiles with
/ crown-emblazoned hoods moved 70 and
fro conveying the Kings guests to enter
tainments arranged in their honor or 70
pay formal calls one upon another.
This being the day FOR special inter-
cession for the King and Queen. services
were held in all the churches and meet
ings AT public halls were addressed by
the Bishop Of London. the Bishop Of
Ripon and other leaders Of religious
thought.
other attractions OF the busy day in
Guided the drive of the King and Queen
through the West End, 10 the National
Horse SHOW at Olympia. where there was
q special performance. including a pa
rade of foreign officers: a review Of the
Canadian troops at the Chelsea bar
racks. the Duke of Connaught's dinner
70 the King and Queen. foreign ENJOYS
and overseas promiers AT St James :
Palace: Lord Derbys dinner 10 the
.
House and innumerable private lunch
cons. dinners and dances
The senior officers OF the foreign ships
/ assembled az Spithead. among whom
| we're Captain Charles A. Cove. com
handing the United States battleship
! Delaware and his companions. accom-
panied by British naval officers. came 70
London to-day TO be the guests of the
nation for two days and proved an added
source Of interest in the cosmopolitan
multitude already here
During the Gay Captain Cove and the
other officers Of the Delaware. accom-
panied by Major s. L. Il. Slocum. Ameri-
can military attach6 in London, called
at the Foreign Office where they were
introduced 10 the officials and shown
through the interesting parts of the
building
Strenuous Work Ahead.
The police have strenuous work ahead
Of them. but already are doing double
duty. Even so the street traffic Al
times gets the better Of them. and to-day
it occasionally remained at standstill
for half an hour or longer, particularly
in the centre of the city.
Upward OF 1000 ambulance men have
been engaged for Coronation Day. and
already many have been placed on duty,
though thus far there has not been much
call for their services.
I'm the absence of Sir Wilfrid Laurier