New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
KING GOING TO WINDSOR
Bulk of the Coronation Prepara.
tions Already Arranged.
LONG RUN OF SHAKESPEARE
Lord Orewe's Heir Christened-
Funeral Of Moberly Bell
Sale of the Dixie Collection.
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1ondon. April S-The King VIII star'
for windsor the middle OF next "eeN'
after disposing Of the bulk OF the prepA-
rations for the coronation. stands ut.
already rising In whitehall street a"'
elsewhere. and wOrkmen hav" begun
onerat;ons outside the Admiralty Arch
Rapid progress is also making Win 'he
buildings and grounds for the fe''''"
Of Empire. opening In May.
Social activities will be- virtuali! sus
pended during Holy Week. dinner III
honor Of Walter Runciman at the Ma
tionaI Liberal Club being conspicuous
exception.
"Henry w. has rounded out an oS'ta
run of Oh nights at His Majestys lhs-
atre with a final outburst OF enthusiasi'i
Sir Herbert Tree was forced to conIess
that Macbeth" had been Knocked OUT
but promised a sumptuous reviVai oi
Midsummer Nights Dream" and the pro-
lonpation of the Shakespeare festiFa'
until the end OF July. That VIII be
theatrical record. for IT Will mean eieVei'
months OF uninterrupted Shakespeare az
n single theatre.
Lord Crewe's heir received six names
beginning with George Richard Archi-
bald at the christening service AZ the
Chapel Royal to-day. with King George
as sponsor. There were fifty or sixtS
relatives and friends present III the
beautifully decorated chapel, Lord hose
berv and the Prime Minister and Mrs
Asouith among them. Lord and Lady
Crewe were Mt the Chapel Royal ana az
the christening luncheon at Nell Prim-
rose.s house. They are starting speedily
for Italy.
There was full muster Of Ihe
Times's" STAFF at the funeral OF Moberiy
Bell at Brompton Cemetery to-day. AZ
gressiye and masterful outside. he STOOD
by the members Of his staff and com
manded their respect and loyal affection
There was also 4 large attendan"c o'
friends, with many prominent men. Inc
committal service was read by the Kew
p. n. Pearce, assisted by ono "f Mr
Rells nephews. Mr.. Bell was buried be-
side his beloved daughter. whose death
one Christmas Day had been terrible
blow.
The appointment OF Mr.. Bells success
sor as managing director Will lie WITH
Lord Northcliffe, who Is not likely 10 &c
outside the staff Of 1.-THE Times The
resignation of George Buckle, the editor
has been prematurely reported man!
times. owing TO infirm health. IT VII
now be postponed indefinitely, espec!all!
as his health has improved.
The late Sir Charles Dilke's drawings
and pictures will be sold at Christie's or
Monday. These include four OF William
Blakes mystical drawings, Satan Tor
mentjng Job" Queen Catherine's
Vision" Tho stoning Of Achan" and
highly imaginative Crucihxion. and
score OF Dutch, French and Italian old
masters.
The week ends with the revival or ru'
mors OF Impending Cabinet changes ano
the resignation from Parliament of VIII
lam OBrien's Unionist recruit. Moretoi
Frewen, because ne is appalled, by the
prospect Of reunion Of the Irish factions
More Trustworthy are reports that Sill
Edward F.lgar Will succeed Dr. Hans
Richter az conductor OF the l-ndoi
symphony Orchestra, and that Grenvili'
Rantock has finished his choral sym
phony, "Atalanta In Calydon," for thu
London Choral Society.