The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
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ful uniform. Tonight. after 3 quiet fam
ily dinner 81 xhfea several sozzs and
daughters cf the queen were present. hr-
majesty at ssa5 went 10 & window o.
the caste. 30 witness the military tattoo.
In whaSh So guardsDen carrying tcrcses
took part. The scene was g very prs-ty
ore. In spite Of unpleasant weather The
soldiers za.uteS ny raising their turning
torches high III me air
The tattoo took piace IN the gran3 quad
rangie Or Windsor castle Over ~. guards
men lined the SITES of Trs spacious incs5S-
UFs. The R3ardsasen marched in. headed
By ire cavalry band. through the south
rnoat gateway. and the foot guards and
engineers hand by tsA rsorEa. Or Norman
gateway, First Of all came some 70 men
OF the Ccidsiream Guards VINO lined The
wszs- north anG south sides OF fhs quad
rangse. LEAVING the east side. under she
queens private apartments, unoecupies.
Next came the hand OF rhe Royal Horse
Guards and a guard % honor OF loo hayc-
nets Then followed the band OF the Lie
Guards and the ROYAL artillery OF the foot
guards. and royal engineers, followed by q
guard Of honor. bearing the queens col
ors. Each hand. as IL entered, played rs
regiment4a air. marching TO the north side,
where tney Ixsa sSed. A company Of the
blues was drawn sp facing the windows OF
the royal apartments while the ulen form
Ing the other sides OF The square faced ia
ward. Each body OF troops, as IL entered,
marched 20 its station and salute1. tie
bands playing ali the time.
The bands raassea numbered some 20 In
siruments. brass and reed
When ali had entered and taken their
post, a tattoo proper begaf. with the coro-
nation march from THE Prophet" after
which the drums. flies and pipers played
q selection from "Reminiscences Of All
Nations" This was potpourri, in which
were blended Russian and Turkish an
theu1s. the 'Marseiilaise Yankee Doc
die" and other nation-I airs and march
ing tunes. winding up with British Gren-
aGsers. by the footguares bands.
Immediately afterward followed the
FIRST post" sounded by the cavalry
bGeIerS stationed on top of the round
tower Under the leadership OF Mr.. Seav-
ertaIi, the Royal Horse Artillery band
played the overture legal Hearts. fol-
lowed by God Save the Queen which
concluded the first part of the ceremony.
AT a signal. the pipers and drummers
now marched around the quadrangle
playing the Marehioness of Buntley's
"StEsthspey." and after playing near
the sovereign's gateway. moved off to the
tune OF 'iHieian Ladies'" Then the
nassed hugiers and arugnmers OF the foot
guard followed. playing Hearts of Oak
The first post was now sounded by
the n1asseS trnmpeters of the household
cavalry from the top of the round tower.
and the guards of honor gave the royal
salute. Then the drums and rfes Of the
royal foot guards sounded the last post"
from st. Johns tower. ana the cavalry
trumpsters repeated the final flourish.
The guards OF honor now wheeled past
under the east side of the quadrangle
playing Aud Lang Syne.' and the troops
we're marched back 10 their quarters.
During the proceedings each band was
under the leadership of its own band
master. though when they played the
senior bandmasters led by turns each per-
Torrance of the massed musicians.
Torrents OF rain fell during the cere-
mony.
The Queens Programme.
The Jubilee programme 10 which
her majesty has given her assent
covers the seven days beginning tonlor-
row. though all ENJOYS are guests OF the
queen until Monday, June 20. The pro-
gramme begins appropriately tomorrow
Ascension day. the sixtieth anniversary Of
that far June morning when, as day broke
the Archbishop Of Canterbury and the lord
chamberlain announced 10 the hastily
awakened princess that during the silent
watches of the nigh; the mantle of majesty
had fallen upon her. The programme ia
as follows:
ing-T'he queen, with the more immediate
members Of the royal family. attends
solemn Thanksgiving service at Frogmere.
Official service for the lords aud commons
at st Margarets. Westminster, Official
celebration al St pauis cathedral for her
maies;y's judges. the lord mayor and cor
poration OF London. Special Ascension day
service I'm every Church OF England edi-
flee throughout the world.
Monday. June 2l-Ffer ma jesty arrives at
Buckingham palace, IL 80 p. m. Afternoon
The queen receives the imperial and royal
guests. Eventng-Royai fun dress banquet
al Buekirgh palace, followed by recep-
ton Of the diplomatic corps.
Tuesday, June y Queens day-Morning:
The procession To St pauls. Evening:
Her majesty rests, second royal banquet
Buckingham palace. the Prince OF Wales
presiding. followed By a state concert.
illumination OF London and the empire.
during the day celebrations all over tho
world
Wednesday. June Is Morning, The
queen receives addresses from the houses
Of parliament. Afternoon: The queen at
tends the garden party at buckingham
palace for which GOO invitations have
been issued. Evening: The queen at
tends roy al banquet at the palace: home
snd foreign royalties attend Lady Sails
burys bail at the foreign othce.
Thursday, jane a4-Morning: In semi
state the queen and court 90 10 Windsor
her majesty allghts at Slough. and driv-
Ing through Elton Is received by the coll
lege boys Evening Banquet at Wind
s1r castle. the queen reviews a torch
light procession 81 Elton boys.
Friday. june Afternoon The queen.
with the Prince Of wales as inspecting
officer. reviews the fire brigades of En-
gland Evening. State banquet in ST
Georges bah 1T which ali imperial and
royal guests viii be present.
Saturday. June as-Afternoon: The
Prince of Wales. On behalf or the queen.
reviews the fleet at Spithead. Evening:
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