New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

,d rov.,s v.ssivs noIms were banked In and
between the windows. oleanders o"ereo aDo', N ="
bere and there and smilax was gracefully draped IN
strings from the chandeliers There was IN ao'en..
OF decoration from the broad, high maneis Out 'ni'
was hardly noticeable In the profusion OF the green's
Tho effect of the room was altogether pretty ana inc
character Of the decorations was an Improvement
rather than otherwise Oh great floral displays
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock the Royal Nisi'
tors will start for Mount vernon. 'ne 'N,"' O"
steamer Manchester having been Chartered LOT 'n USE
=, the Marty II has been found necessary TO chahse
sou ~ the details for this visit. ~ the Dipoh'io
Corps will be received as BODY nj the Arihs'o" W
rorro- evcnIpc only a few favored diplomats VIII
no asked 70 accompany the lnfanta TO Mount vernon
an rho Manchester The British and French AinmS-
,ador. will Probably 60 with some OF the meoer Vi
the Cabinet and Il few special guests A''o"''"uo
Bavard and wife, who are here, WILL |" Is
o,-o ho NJ the Marty The Arlington chef VIII go
along and a hot luncheon VII he serV" o'" "a,
before the party land. There WI tbe pretty no'n'
rrngemens on the boat, and the company VIII luhch
~ small tables laid In the ladies' saloon. Inc
a.ck will be nxed up with rugs ana
cvcrv sembance OF comfort possible Al
Mount Vernon the distinguished visitors Will De
received by the regent OF inc MUM
vornor Ladies' Association, Mrs. Townsend
and all the yiceregents who are Just assembling
r1,ere for their annual council The pilgrims 70 .hc
romb OF Washington will BE- back again in mis- oily
at 2 700 or . 80. At O'Clock tomorrow evening
,he Infanta Eulae and her suite VIII receive 'he
Diplomatc Corps at the Arlington. AZ H. OF
shortly after she will 60 TO The British Embassy 10
attend the Queens birthday ball.
Tho Infanta continues TO delight all who meet
ber with her charm OF manner and easy cordiail'y'
LAST night at ex-Mniser Curry's dinner, ACCORDING
IN the universal testimony Of the other guests the
Princess charmed all by her ahabilty Instead %
the formal courtesy with which most OF the guests
expected to be greeted, she extended hcr manu- III"
gave each the most cordial OF hand'shaRcS. '"c
was bright and witty and in every way gave eA
preston 10 her enjoyment Of every moment OF her
stay in this city aud her pleasure In the hospitnhS
shown her She was most becomngly dressed III
white and gold brocaded satin. The front OF the
skirt was Of brocade ana the uai"'
which fell away from the WAIST
in ianikc folds was OF plain white satin. The train
wa, bordcred With n deep hounce OF pOlht applquc,
was low.neckcd. was trimmed with bertha effect OF
point applique and knots of pink velvet me sleeves
we're pJfs white satin. In her mar >hc WIZ
d pearlheadcd comb. Around Ter neck ana hahsl ,
down to her waist u strand Of enormous pearls
Fix or eight diamond band brackets wrTe . WoE The
Irlncc,s remained until nearly all the guests iau ue
parted ,,... .,..o.
costumes The one she wore today OH III" Coaching
"trip 10 Cabin John Bridge: According 70 an cXpcr
witness her gown Of green China si1' spr'ss e'r
All over with rose buds and trailing vines The sklr
was Il dcnli.train. edged with a narrow ruihc, ana
the bodice an Eton JACKET. with white muslin
euimpe Her hat was marrow trimmed green straw
loaded with pink roses and tied down WIN whlc
veil a dainty white silk parasol str"wn WIN green
vines and grasses shaded her head .,
Mrs Logan and Mrs. Bcrah wilkins. representing
the Woman's Board Of the World Fair management.
had an audience yesterday afternoon with Princess
Eulaie MR. Tucker accompanied these ladies, whose
purpo.e il WA, 10 extend the greeting Of the woman
Ron I'd ard 10 confer with the Princess Is 10 her
entertainment while she j. the gucst Of ta Board III
Chicago They presented TO her superb bouquets OF
red roses tied with yellow rillons.