New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
FESTIVITIES IN LONDON
FOR MANY DAYS AHEAD
Kinq and Queen Will Attend
Gala Performances Early
in the Week.
CORONATION GARDEN PARTY
Thanksgiving Service at ST.
Paurs, Fixed for Thursday,
To Be Followed by An
other Royal Progress.

London. June 24-There will be brief
pause in the coronation festivities TO-
morrow before the gala performance at
Covent Garden on Monday and the
garden party at Buckingham Palace on
Tuesday.
The ROYAL visitors and the special en-
VOWS will have an opportunity Of seeing
Windsor castle and several ambassadors
and ministers win entertain the princes
or special ENJOYS of their own countries.
Gala night at Covent Garden will be
remarkable for the number Of royal
guests. for the combination of music ard
ballet for the entertainment Of the spe-
cial envoys and for a decorative scheme
Of exquisite beauty More than one hun
bred thousand pink roses and ramblers
will he used in Ornamentng the green
trelliscs. the columns and the borders OF
the boxes. and pink carnations and white
and gold orchids will fill out the royal
initials. the Crown the Garter. the Star
Of India and other designs.
Many Will go on from the opera to the
Countess Of Derby's ball.
There will be an equally attractive
gala night at His Majesty's Theatre on
Tuesday after the garden party at Buck
ingham Palace. The royal guests will
depart on Wednesday. when the King
himself will visit the Royal Agricultural
Show at Norwich.
The Pilgrims will give dinner that
night for John Hays Hammond. Presi-
dent Taft's Special Ambassador More
than three hundred covers will be laid.
Thanksgiving at ST. PauPs.
royal drive TO st. Pauls for thanks
giving service, to be followed by
luncheon at the Mansion House and a
progress through the North London Dor
oughs. constitute Thursdays programme.
There will be a large dinner at Dor
chester House that evening for the
Duke and Duchess Of Connaught, fol-
lowed by a dance. The American Am
bassadors health is again excellent, and
after the naval review he is engaged for
both the gala nights the royal garden
party, the Mansion House luncheon and
numerous other functions.
The royal ftte for one hundred thou
sand school children will carry the King
and Queen TO the Crystal Palace on Fri
day, and in the evening there Will be the
Prime Minister'S dinner. with two short
plays for the entertainment of the royal
guests
The review Of the Yeomen Of the
Guard. the distribution of coronation
medals 10 the overseas troops and
numerous other appointments will COM
plete the Kings busy week before his
departure for Windsor. on July l.
On the journey to Windsor it is planned
10 alight at Slough and proceed by road
to the castle. a distance OF nearly nine
miles. Then. after four or five days of
well earned rest. the King will proceed
on his Irish and Scotch tour
In Dublin and Edinburgh.
The schedule Of dates for Dublin and
Edinburgh is as follows:
July Their majesties leave for
Windsor. alighting at Slough and pro-
cecding by road 10 the castle
July and S-Royal visit to ireland.
Arrival at Kingston on board the Vic
tofia and Albert. Landing and reception
by the lord lieutenant. Drive to Dublin
Opening Of Royal College OF Science.
visit To PhpniX Park races Dinner at
the castle
July y-Seryice at st. Patrick's Cathe-
oral. Visit to Artane Industrial School.
inspection OF pensioners and girls at
DrummOnd Institute
July lo-His majesty receives adj
dresses at the castle and holds a levee
The Queen receives an address from
women of Ireland and visits Coombe
Hospital. Visit 10 LeOpardstown race
course. State banquet at the castle.
His majesty afterward holds a chapter
Of the order Of St Patrick.
July 1.-THE King inspects the Royal
Irish constabulary at the Viceregal
Lodge and attends q 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 Dublin
and embark at KingstOWn on board the
Victoria and Albert.
July 13-lnvestiture Of the Prince Of
Wales 81 Carnarvon.
July little King opens the new Uni
Nersits College at Bangor.
July 1.-THE King lays the foundation
stone of the Welsh National Library al
AbeTystwith.
July 11-Royal visit 10 Edinburgh. The
King and queen, with the Prince OF
Wales and Princess Mary. arrive at the
Caledoniaa Railroad station in Princess
street at p. m. where the Duke OF
Connaught awaits their arrival
July lS-InspectiOn Of the Kings body
guard for Scotland Ghe Royal Company
Of Archers) and presentation OF coiors