Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
SHE GAME AND WENT.
Eulalie Speeds Away to See
 the President.
ARRlve0INTHE HAReoRLAsr NIGHT

! Taken This Morning aud Landed at Jer-
 sey City, Whence She Left by Special
 Train for Washington Preparation foI
 Her Entertainment.
 NEW YORK, May 19.-Her Royal High ness Princess Marie Eulalie Francoise d As sise Marguerite Roberto Isabelle Francose de Hauli Christine Marie de la Piete, etc, etc, Infanta of Spain, daughter of Isabel la l., and aunt to the little boy who is at present King of Spain, in the passenger steamer Maria Christiana, hired for the occasion, arrived off Quarantine last even ming and anchored quietly for the night
 At sunrise this morning the Presidents yacht anchored at a respectful distance and fired a national salute of 21 guns. The Spanish cruiser, Infanta Isabel, which has been seen lying in the upper bay awaiting the arrival of the Princess, be- fore sunrise raised her anchor and pro ceeded to the lower bay where she wei cOmed the royal representative of the Queen of Spain by an appropriate salute.
 The Princess arose early, and after breakfast, received the Presidents repre- sentative, Commander Davis, from the DOlpnLu, WHO III GuS udIlle OL IoSlIleuo of tho United States extended to the h. fanta a welcome to these shores.
 The remainder of the programme was carried out with little delay. The Prin- cess was transferred from the lower bay up through the narrows and past Liberty statue to the Pennsylvania railway station in Jersey City, whence she was whisked on board her special train and taken on her way to Washington.
 ho troi tn1 nf some cars of which one is a dining car, two are parlor cars and the fourth com partment car.
 The Infanta's party consists of herself, Don Antonio, her husband; the Duke of Tammanes, grand chamberlain; Mar quesa de Arcohermoso and Marquesa de Cornillas, ladies in waiting.
 The Princess Eulalie was born in 1864, and has the most royal European blood in her veins-that of the Bourbons Her mother, Ex-Queen Isabella, was deposed in 1868 and went to Paris in exile with her her children. The ban did not affect them, however, and when Alphonso XII mounted the throne they were free to re- turn. In 1886 Eulalie married her cousin. Antoine Louis Philippe, son of the Due de Montpensier. She has two children.
 The party will arrive in Washington during the afternoon aud will proceed to the Arlington hotel Tomorrow she will be presented to the President and Mrs. Cleveland. The further programme has not been arranged for, but the Princess will be the recipient of much private hos ptality at the capital. After a stay of some days in Washington the Infanta will return here and will be the guest of this city.
 As far as possible arrangements for the entertainments of her royal highness while here have been perfected. Nothing def- mite can be settled, however, until after a conference with the Infanta herself. The | date of the grand ball will then be def niUely fixed as well as the dates of other fetes and entertainments which are now | almost fully arranged. Nearly all the | Spanish societies in the city have prepared | to make some recognition of the presence of tie representative of their government in this country.
 The ball will be most brilliant affair. 1 The concert hall will be elaborately decora- | ted with flowers and bunting. Before the dancing the Infanta will hold a reception ' i.r the white and gold room and will be i lutruMuced to the patrOnesscs. The ball 1 will have to be private one, because Span | ish Court etiquette would not allow the | Infanta to attend a public function of this | sort. A limited number of invitations | will be issued
 The Spanish colony has arranged for a grand festival concert to the Princess. It l will be held in Carnegie Music hall, and | the date will be announced as soon as the Infanta has signified her pleasure in that | respect
 The festival will consist of operatic and | instrumental music. The Cavalier Aure- lio Ceruelos has been designated as the organizer of the festival. He has composed and dedicated to her royal highness for the occasion tarantella for 14 pianos. The Spanish royal band of 60 pieces, which ac- companies the Infanta, will occupy an i'm portant part in the programme.