In every way the wedding of Prince Karl of Denmark and Princess Maud of Wales was an exceedingly well-managed affair, The first idea of an entirely private wedding having been abandoned, the public were provided with an interesting' little series of royal processions; and at the same time there was no attempt to place the event, as a public celebration, on a level with the marriage of the Duke of York, an heir apparent to the throne, and were making many improvements th ree years ago. The route between Marl. which they h would add to the earning power of the to have a new manager. The report an lotd, and they hoped shortly borough House and Buckingham Palace is short, but it lies along the Mall, the broad walk of St. James's Park, under she trees accounts were passed unanimously and of which the waiting crowds could obtain the retiring directors re-elected. Mr. Ho shelter when the sun broke out too fiercely.
1 pro 'a yote of thanks to the But fortunately the almost tropical heat Board of Directors and staff, remarking that with which we have been favoured of late the success achieved was due to the untiring was tempered for the occasion. The royal to the interests of the Hotel. This was energy of the directors and their devotion
carried by acclamation.
From the Continent to attend the wedding princes and princesses who had come over were all near relatives of both bride and
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