The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22

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Queen dearly loves her tea and par.
fakes IF the cosv maa, IN cnmnanv
with Prince Harry of Ratfsnf,era ana
their little onas Tha affarnoon is an
tirely occupied with driving. or some
times riding. an exercise her majesty
is very 10th to raIinonish nofyith-.
STANDING vaars Ths ybvai dinner
hour is nine O'clock sometimes even
later--iust abont The inns yrhen the
soyereipn's eldest- syyandchild ttha
Eanperor Of iIsrmanv thinks Of going
off To roost after hayjnp discussed a
yery simple snpner with his family
and friends. Fort1nafelv 10 meaTat
the royai castles is Of lnIo duration
andidinner is disnafched III A mefef-
fully expeditioi,s manner, IF Quests
have been invited tba oneen enters
her drawing room Ave minutes before
the hour strikes. and on the soand Of
the gong leads the way tblthe dining
hall Soon after fen fhe Marty retire
to the corridor de Conversation . and
the august Iady addrasses ali her
friends in Succession h,1t docs not re-.
main with them n,neh longer than
half an hour. when she returns to her
own apartments to write letters or
play duets on the piano with n of
her daughters who happen 10 be STAY
ing with her. a
AT BaImoral. sfthe d1llest house on
this earth.n according to the late Lord
Beaconsfield, the monotony of exis-
tence Is almost oppressiys. State
business Is, Of course. conducted as at
Buckinghan Palace Aid at Windsor.
In the early morning. after which,
more often than not. the whole party
is forced to proceed ON a country ex.
petition in open landaus however
cold the weather may be. moi return
ing home until late in the afternoon
or evening. Luncheons and tea bas-
kets are of course taken in the carri-
ages. and the repasts spread out in
pirnic-like fashion in some sheltered
nook The queen is particularly
fond OF sketching. and to the
despair Of her shivering and blue
faced ladies in waiting will order
her camp stool to be produced. and
remain plante gdas Transferring the
landscape to paper, while these nm.
fortunate mortals stand around,
awaiting her rood pleasure. One OF
her maiestyss most pronounced pecu9
iieritias Ii an inordinate love ofcold
weather. Fires are her abo,nination,
and she will enterIthe room where her
people are assembled, suffering
severely from the effects Of those open
windows, which are de rigueur wher-
ever She is expected. enchanting with.
nroyoking. hilarity:AssWhat ,ae1ovely
Havl What a comfort to, see Jack
Frost againp, ls& ass Ys s.s .ist b
If must be whispered that the chief
Iady OF the realm is not on all oc-
casious the most Jc.onnnussidierr,attes Of com Is s.
nan;ons, Besides her disregard for
the feelings Of others ia respect to Icy
APARTMENTS. she lis apparently n
aware that her ladiessil waiting are
like ordinary mertais. capable of
bodily fatigue. They must always be
within earshot, always ready to pro-
dnce the daily nal5ars (from which
every paraeraph which might i
d;stsstafniF "a their s~oyereiwnty has
bpen carefully remoyedA.
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fanrtb oflfi,,a Eranch and Ger,naIi
81 Sall Al Enolish books are discussed
r. fha nrasa1ca nj the ROYAL circle
af4ar d;pner when the aueen is NOT
feelin6 inclined for music. and woe.
beside the maid who shows aav sign
If %failino STRENGTH MANY ladies AVE.
inaaaa Observation-Disclosures uf1eoral to
the tasks Tins imnroved mon them
and paya haan d5s,nissed without fur
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