Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24
KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY
TO De KEPT ON MOVE UNTIL
JULY p.
WILL CONCLUDE CEREMONIES
BY VISIT TO SCOTLAND
Royal Visit to ireland Scheduled for
July and 8-George to Open Now
University, Lay Cornerstone and In
spect constabuIary and Guards -
Great Theatrical Event.

ushered in q series of corona ton events
of almost daily occurrence for the next
month up to about July 81. Beginning
with the naval review at Spthead to-
day. these coronation receptions and
festivities keep the king and queen
moving thruout the kingdom. The
royal visit to Ireland from July to
12 the investture of the Prince OF
Wales at Carnarvon on July ID, and
the royal visit to Scotland from July
IL to p are some Of the principal
events.
The program for these various royal
functions, beginning with the naval re-
view today. is as follows:
June 24-Eaval review at Spithead
The king and queen spend the night
on the royal yacht.
June 26-Their majesties return to
London and attend the gala perform
ance at the Covent Garden opera.
June 27-Royal garden party at
Buckingham palace, followed by
gala performance at his majesty
theater
June 2s-The royal guests depart
The king visits the royal agricultural
show at Norwich.
June 29-Royal visit to the city OF
London. Thanksgiving service at St
Paurs cathedral. followed by lunch at
the Guildhall. Return journey to the
palace thru the North London Dor
oughs.
Fete For 100000 School Children.
June 3o-King's fete to 100000 school
children at the Crystal palace. The
king and queen will be present at a
dinner given by the prime minister
and Mrs. Asqulth. Coronation medals
will be presented to the colonial and
Indian troops who have partaken in
the ceremony.
July '1-Ther majesties 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
toria and Albert. Landing. and recep-
ton by the lord lieutenant. Drive to
Dublin. Opening at royal college OF
science. Visit to Phoenix park races
Dinner at the castle.
July e-Service at ST Patrick's ca
thedral Visit to Artane industrial
school. Inspection Of pensioners and
girls at Drummond Institute.
July 10-His majesty receives ad-
dresses at the castle and holds levee.
women Of Ireland and visits Coombe
hospital. Visit to Leopardstown race
course. State banquet at the capital.
His majesty afterwards holds chap
ter Of the order Of st. Patrick
July 1.-THE king tnspects the royal
Irish constabulary at the Viceregal
lodge and attends a review of the
troops and the presentation OF colors
in 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 at Carnarvon.
July 1.-THE king opens the new
University College at Bangor.
July 15-The king lays the founda-
ton stone OF the Welsh national IL
brary at AherystwitE.
Visit to Scotland.
July 17-Royal visit to Edinburgh.
The king and queen. with the Prince
of Wales and Princess Mary arrive at
the Caledonian railroad station In
Princess street at 6 p. m, where the
Duke OF Connaugh awaits their ar
rival.
July 1s-Inspection Of the kings
bodyguard for Scotland (the royal
company of archers) and presentation
Of colors by his majesty at 1890 a. M,
to be followed by the presentation of
the "Reddendo" and by the presenta-
ton Of addresses by various bodies.
4 levee will be held at noon. The queen
visits the women's and children's hos
pital at Bruntsfeld. The king in the
afternoon pays a visit to Edinburgh
castle and to the royal Scottish acad-
envy
July 1e-The king attends st. Giles
cathedral in the morning for the dedi-
cation Of the chapel of the Thistle.
Their majesties in the afternoon lay
the foundation stones Of the Usher
Hall and afterwards pay visit to the
Royal Infirmary. Their majesties hold
a court in the evening.
July 2O-In the morning the king
presents colors to the Royal Scots in
Grams. the boys brigade, the Church
lads brigade, q detachment of lads
from Queen Victoria school, Dunblane,
and the boy scouts. A visit will be
paid to I4inlithgow castle in the after
noon.
July 21-Their majesties leave Edin-
burgll.
Gala theatrical Performance.
The gala performance at His Ma
jesty's theater on Tuesday, June 81.
is to be one of the most brilliant func-
tons connected with the coronation.
A prolog written for the occasion by
Owen Seaman is to open the proceed
ings, and this will be followed by
scenes from Money" 1.-The Merry
Wives Of Windsor" 1.-The School For
Scandal Julius Caesar" and '"The
Critic" Ben Johnson's masque, "The
Vision Of Delight" will then be given
and the performance is to conclude
with the singing Of the national an
them.
The entire grand tier Of the house
has been rearranged SO as to form the
royal box, in which the king and queen
and their principal guests are to be
seated while two other large boxes and
$50 stalls have also been engaged by
the court officials.
The design for the decoration of the
interior OF the theater is novel one
and consists almost wholly Of real
fruit Of the most vivid co1ors sur
rounded by its own leaves. For the