1911-06-17 — Page 18

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JUNE 17 1011

They are to shout heartily in Order of the Gartor, supporters, the unmarried Commandor-in- answer each of the four times that and motto, small sprays of the Chiof, Sir Arthur Moors, will act the archbishop roponts the in-national badges, the rogo, thistle, as hostess. On June 26 and 27 quiry at the end of the presentu- and shamrock; and ensigned with the civic authorities will entertain tion. They should all raise, tho a Royal helmot, mantling, and the the naval officers and men, both shout, "God Save the King," crost of England. The national British and foreign, and a ball together and in no uncertain, cablems are also to be shown in will be held in the town hall. hesitating voice, but should be the border. The back cover will The fleet will draperso on Junò 28. caroful to wait until the archbisho divided iiitonix panels, and the hop has completed the question arms of Edward the Confessor, "ouch time. They must not put Westminster Abboy, and the two on their coronote at any time until Universities will be grouped the crown actually is set upon the together thereon in the form of a king's head, watching those peers cross. Ono panel will contain the who are taking part in the cero-title of the book, and each of the mony and acting simultaneously others will bear a conventional with them and raising the shout, fleuron of a Tulor rose, with buds "God save King George," again. and loaves. In times past cach poor individual- ly paid homage to the sovereign

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Suffold, and Walter Campbell, trainbearers, for there would not She is the daughter of Lord and The ennopy buniors are tho son of Sir Wultor Campbell, have apparently be a great occasion Lady Carrington and was a god-Duchessos of Montrose, Suthor been court pages for some timo, where English royalty figured daughter of Queen Victoria. land, Hamilton and Portland. and the others, Lord Hartington, unless a Knollys was in atten- Lady Eileen Butler, though only Souvenirs will bö presented to Lord Cranborne, Lord Romilly, dance.

19, is somewhat noted as a sports- | all those attendants of Queen George Knolly and Anthony Besides the King's pages a woman. She is the elder daughter Mary. The train bourers will Lowther, who in time will be number of other boys will take of Lord and Lady Lanosborough, receive minintures of the Queen conte Lord Logsdale, will make part in the coronation pageant at Lady Dorothy Browne is the sot in pearls and the canopy their debuts as pagos find train tha Abboy. Lord Erskine, son daughter of Lord and Lndy Ken- Bourers are to have diamond and bourors at the coronation.

of Lord Mur and Kellio, will be innre, and has boon one of the ruby pins. the Duke of Connaught's pago. belles of recent seasons. Slo As Queen Mary is a very inil The Duke of Devonshire's coronet is 23 and is the oldest of the train woman and hor ten ladies are all will be borne by his younger sou, bearers. She is very tall, but has of average height or over, the Lord Charles Cavendish, and a graceful figuro and earringo. distul part of the procession will Lord Shaftesbury will have his Lady Mary Dawson comes from be the more imposing, King son, Lord Ashley, to walk back the Emerald Isle and is the George, who is shorter than his of him carrying his coronet. Lord daughter of Lord and Lady wife, will undoubtedly present ú Durham's page is his nephew, Ri- Dartroy and a grand-daughter of less regal appearance in the midst chard Rawson, and Lord Elinsley, the famous sporting baronot Sir of his suite, which is not com older son of Lord Beauchamp, at- Charles Wombwell. Sho is a posort of men noticeable for tonds his father.

wholesome, attractive, outdoor height. Thero will be many other child- kind of girl and has the Irish The Glories of the Coronation. ren present at the coronation be- sense of hemour and £40. sides those who figure in the pro- Lady Eiloon Knox is the 11 is understood that King cession at the Abboy. The Prince daughter of Lord and Lady Ran-George will adopt as his Stato of Wales and his brothers and furly. Her father is an Irish crown the crown of the late sister are to have special places of peor and has been a colonial King practically without nodi course, though they will tako no Governor. Whon in New Zealand fication except liaving it mado part in the ceremony. Then there be made many tours and became to fit his head. The historic uro overal young peers and peer- deeply engrossed in a study of crown of St. Edward-the ofli. esses who will be invited to the the fauna of the country, a hobby cial crown of England-with Abboy. For instance, Baronoss in which his daughter was also which the King will be crowned Clifton, who is 10, is a peoross in keenly interested. They pos in Juno next must not be con- her own right and will appoor in soss one of the fow known spoci- fused with this State crown. the robes and coronet of her rank, mons of that rare bird the The crown of St. Edward is Baroness Beaumont, who is 15, is southern morganser. Lord Ran only used at the coronition of another, while Lord Clonmore is a furly is a descendant of William a Sovereign and for no other poar who is too young to attend Penn and once journeyed all the purpose and has no ver been the House of Lords and therefore way to Pennsylvania to see the nitorod since the present copy cannot expect a summons to the Ponn Tronty Park and the statues was made in 1669. It is mado coronation according to English of his ancoster.

to fit the hand of the King for custom you he will recoivon special Lady Maboll Ogilvy is the the time being by changing two invitation. Some untitled child- daughter of Lady Airlie, who lias internal stuffing oud pads. The ren will also be lucky enough to boon for some years in the house-State crown is, however, por- have soat's in the Abboy." hold of the present Queon. sonil to the reigning Sovereign

Coronation Carnation. The Quoon has intimated to the Gardeners' Company her wish They are all handsome, well that the Coronation bouquet which grown boys from 12 to 14. Lord the Company is to prosont to her Hartington is the son of the Duke Majesty should be composed of of Devonshire and is the most im- pink carnations, The flowers portant young person of the group. from which it is understood hore is a picturesque ind with thick Majesty's choice will be inado aro dark hair, olive skin and dare the varioties known as Enchan- eyes, and will wear his costume tross, a pale pink; Mrs. Lawson1, n o volvot coat with ruffles and corise; and Windsor, a full pink. jabot of rich lace, velvet knee on the throne; but at the last Three hundred and eighty-two The announcement has given brooches and silk stockings, coronation it was decided, in ships of the British Navy will gront satisfaction to horticulturpatent leather slippers with buck- order to curtail an unduly long take part in the naval review ists, as it is bolioved that from fes and three cornered hot carried curomony, that only the first by the King at Spithead on overy point of view the royal andor the arm with all the onse of each order of nobility should Saturday, Juno 21. The Queen choice is a happy one "The pro- possessed by his ancestors in the actually perform the nets of will be present, as well as a sent your has been the production time when this sort of garb was homingo.

large number of distinguished of the first true carnation," said the order of the day. Personally The Cost

personages from foreign countries. Mr. Burnett, a famous Guernsey ho prefera cricket togs, for he is The cost of the coronation to battleships,

The total of 382 ships includes grower, to an "Express" repro- keen on this gamo and has taught cruisers, scouts, sentative. "For this, in any case his young sisters and brothers to the state, according to a white

destroyers, torpedo-boats, and grent popularity had been fore-

play. paper," just insured, is estimated!

submarines, but excludes the old. The carnation is a flower, at $925,000, which is just $301-Mediterrancan Fleet, the Fourth too, that has increased in publić Lord Cranborne is the older 150 more than the cast of King Division of the Home Fleet, the favour very rapidly during the son of Lord and Lady Salisbury. Edward's 'coronation nine years Sixth Destroyer Flotilla, and past few years.

He is a rosy chooked Eton boy. various squadrona in foreign Mr. R. F. Folion, the King's Lord Romilly is one of the few For those who cannot find a waters.

florist, said that next to the rose, peers who are minors. Io in place along the very limited routo! Included in the great soa page which was really England's flow-herited the title when he was little of the procession on the day of ant will be thirty-six battleships er, there could be no botter choice more than a baby. His father the coronation they will be shown of the Homs Fleet, tolographs our than carnations. The perfection and mother both diod ton or in the cinematograph theatres at Purtsmouth correspondent, and if to which perpetual flowering car uloven years ago. He and Lord night. Representatives of all the the Hercules and the Orion parti- nations have now attained," heartington are great friends of loading film producere in the cipate thero will be ten Drend-said, "makos thom perhaps more the younger Princes and of world have purchased sites along noughts at Spithead. Thirty-two sought after for purely decorative Princess Mary, who always joins the route from which to photo armoured cruisers-four of them purposes than almost any other the games her brothers and their graph the royal procession on its of the Invincible type of the tower.

chums have in the spacious park way from Buckingham Palace to First, Soland, Fourth, and Fifth | "You can decorato with carnant Windsor.. Westminister Abboy. Ench en- Cruiser Squadrons and the. Homotions in a way that cannot be sue- mera operator will be attended Floot, wonty-uno second-class consfully undertakon without by an assistant, who will, convey cruisora, soventhird-class cruisera, them. In the first place, they the undeveloped film by auto- oight scouts, and 150 destroyers live uagnificent lasting qualition mobile to hoadquarters, where of the various flotillas will also everything will bo in roadiness! rido at anchor. Sixty submarines, for the development. Even Paris, some torpedo gunboats, and the will soo the procession the same, royal and Admiralty yachts com- night, for filins aro to be dispatch- plote the vital od on the afternoon train.

In addition to the British vessels, squadrons from Gormany, The Bible on which the King Russia, France, the United States, At will take the oath is pre- and Japan will be present. pared at the Chunbridge Uni- the Diamond Jubileo review thero versity Pross. It will be bound were no submarines presont, and in red grained morocco, richly only 165 ships in all.

There will be notablo functions. ornamented, in gold. Upon the front cover will be the Royal coat- al Admiralty House, Portsmouth, of-arms, with (arler, Collar of the where Miss Eva Moore, sistor of

The King's Bible.

when cut. The petals do not fall, no matter what the atmosphere of the room may be.

Queen's Train Bearers: Queen Mary has pleased the wo mon of her cuntry by choosing for her train be store at the corona tion six yằng girls rather than the usual pages. The pagan cho son by queans in the past have boon sons of dukos, oarls or counts, boys from 9 to 12.

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All six train bonrors will wear and is or may bo-dosigued. white satin gowns and their robes to suit the taste of such suc Anthony Lowther is the son of

and jowels Their drossos will cessive Sovereign. The Queen" Lancelot Toythor, à personal

be made exactly alike. Queen Consort has no definite design friend of King George au 1 Quoan

Mary wielos them to be simply of crown portaining to her, and Mary, while George Knollys, so

tushioned and without any of the Queen Alexandra had a vary of Lord Knollys, belongs to a

oxaggerations of the presont elaborate diadom, with night fatnily ne closely associated with

fashion. They are to be princess mi-archios, or loops. In it the royal family in King Elwand's

in style with duchess lace and the Koh-i-noor figured. Queen roign as now. Lord Knollya was The six young women Qanun chiffon as the only trimming. Mary lus choson an exquisitely the late King's secretary and now Mary has soloets are Lady Vic- Thoro will have to be two or beautiful, chasto design, carried servos King George. Miss Charria Carrington, Lady Eiloon throo rohearsals of the procession out entirely in diamonds set in Intio Knollys,, his sister, is the Butlor, Lady Mury Dawson, Lady into the Abbay, and the Queen platinum in such fashion that companion and friend of Queen Dorothy Browns, Lady Eileen and her ladies will have to prac- no metalwork will be visible. Alexandra. Miss Louvima Knollys Knox in Lat; Mboll Ogilvy. tico suiting their steps to one an- The total value of the rogalin. was maid of honour in the fist They are all tall and slender and othor, for with four canopy boar- was estimated at no loss thun King George has finally select-roign and various other members are representative typos of Eugors and six train bearers, to say £3,000,000 sterling at the com ed the boys who are to carry his of the family have served at court lish beauty.

nothing of her he wy robis and a monooment of the last reign. train and attend him at the in somo, capacity. No one was Lady Victoria Carrington is the train several yards long, Queen It then ranked as second only coronation. Two of them, Victor surprised to learn that young youngest of the six, boing just 18 Mary has not an easy walk fron in money's worth to that of the Harbord, grandson of Lord Knollys was to bo oue of the and a debutante of the season. the door to the coronation chair. Czar of All the Russias. Since

However hot the Coronation- day is, and we all hope it will be brilliant, the carnation will stand the oppressiveness of the heat letter, perhaps, than any other flower."

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