Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-24
BREEZY GOSSIP.

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The program for these various royal
functions beginning with the naval
review today is as follows:
June 24-Naval review at Spithead.
The king and queen spend the night
on the rayol 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 a
gala performance at his majesty's
theatre.
June 28-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 through the North London Dor
oughs.
June 3O-King's fete to 10000 Lon
don school children at the Crystal
Palace. The king and queen will be
present at a dinner given by the Prime
Minister and Mrs. Asquith CoronatiOn
medals with be presented to the COL
onial and Indian troops who have par
taken in the ceremony.
July Their majesties leave for
Windsor, alighting at Slough and pro-
ceeding by road to the castle.
July 7 and S-Royal visit to Ireland.
Arrival at Kingston on board the Vic
toria and Albert. Landing and re-
ception by the Lord Lieutenant. Drive
to Dublin Opening of Royal college
of science. Visit to Phoenix Park
races. Dinner at the castle.
July 9-Service at St. Patrick's
Cathedral. Visit to Artane Industrial
School. Inspection of pensioners and
girls at Drummond Institute.
July 1O-His majesty receives ad-
dresses at the castle and holds a levee.
The queen receives an address from
women of Ireland and visits Coombe
hospital. Visit to Leopardstown race
course. State banquet at the castle.
His majesty afterwards holds a chap
ter of the order of St. Patrick.
July 1.-THE King inspects the
Royal Irish constabulary at the Vice.
regal Lodge and attends a review OF
the troops and the presentation of the
colOrs in Phoenix Park. Garden party
at the castle in the evening.
July 12-Their majesties leave Dub
lin and embark at ...ngston on board
the Victoria and Albert.
July 13-Investiture Of the Prince OF
Wales at CaranarVOn.
July 14-1he king opens the new
University College at Bangor.
July 15-The king lays the founda-
ton stone of the Welsh National H.
brary at Aberystwith.
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 Connaught 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 presentation OF
the "Reddendo" and by the presenta
ton of addresses by various bodies
Ia levee will be held at noon. The
queen visits the wOmen's and chill
dren's hospital at Bruntsfield. The
king in the afternoon pays visit ca
Edinburgh castle and to the Roya
Scottish academy.
July 19-The king attends st. Giles
Cathedral in the morning for the ded1
cation of the Chapel of the Thistle
Their majesties in the afternoon la,
the foundation stones of the Ushe'
Hall and afterwards pay visit tt
the Royal 1nfirmary. Their ma)estle'
hold a court in the evening.
July 2O-In the morning the K'nt
presents colors to the Royal Scots II
the Kings Park and inspects the vet
Grams, the boys brigade, the Church
lads brigade, a detachment of boys
from Queen Victoria's school, Dun
blame and the boy scouts. A vlsl'
will be paid to Linlithgow castle in the
afternoon.
July 21-The1r majesties leave Edin
burgh.
The gala performance at his maj
esty's theatre on Tuesday, June ~
is to be one of the most brilliant func
tons connected with the coronation
A prologue written for the occasion
bv Owen Seaman is to open the pro
ceedings, and this will be followed by
seems from Money" "The Merry
Wives of Windsor "The School lo1
Scandal" Julius Ceaser," and "Th'
Critic" Ben Johnson's masque. "Tht
Vision of Delight" will then be given
and the performance is to conclud'
with the singing of the national an
them.
The official program is as follows
Prologue. spoken by Forbes Robert
| son.
Scene from the Merry Wives O
Windsor" in which Mrs. kendal
Miss Ellen Terry and Mrs. Charles
Calvert will apear.
The second act of David iarrlcK.
with Sir Charles Wyndham' Ed
ward Terry, Weldon Grossmith ant
Miss Mary Moore.
The Frum scene from Julius caesar
the actors including Sir Herber
Beerbohm Tree and f. S. Willard
1.-THE Critic" including George Alex
ander Arthur Bourchier, Cyrl