St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-08
.EULALIA At The FAIR.
The Infanta Will Make Her
First Visit to the Expo
sition Today.
An Elaborate Programme Has
Been Prepared for Her
Entertainment.
The Royal Party Entertained
at Breakfast by Mayor
Harrison.
AfterWard She Dimes With the
President Of the Local
Directory.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Eulalia will make
her first visit to the worlds Columbian
exposition tomorrow. She will be the
guest of the exposition officials, VINO
have prepared an elaborate programme
for her entertainment. Everything is in
order at the White City for her recep-
ton. For the last week the employees
at the fair have been working almost
night and day preparing for the event.
The finishing touches were put
on tonight, and every unsightlv
object has been removed. and
tomorrow morning the worlds
fair will be in holiday dress. Flags and
banners and streamers OF every nation
will float from the 10000 pinpacles OF
the beautiful white palaces, the electric
launches will be decorated, and the
gondoliers will appear in their most
gorgeous attire. And when the modest
little princess arrives at the admiElstra-
ton building, where she is to take
breakfast, she will alight from her car
riage on a carpet of pansies. These
beautiful blossoms will be strewn along
her pathway from the carriages to the
breakfast room.
The Programme.
The committees on ceremonies, after
a session of eight hours yesterday, sue
ceeded in IL arking out programme for
the infanta's entertainment. This pro-
gramme was submitted to the council of
administration today, and after several
hours spent in modifying and anne nding
the document it was given to the public.
According to the programme the royal
party, preceded by a mounted platoon
of South Park police and the Chicago
Hussars as all escort, will enter the
west end of the Midway Plaisance at
l1:45 a. M. Here the joint committee
on ceremonies will receive her royal
highness. Col. Edmund Rice, COM
mandant of the Columbian guard,
with his staff, will take order in
advance of the party, followed by the
corps of cadets of the Michigan Military
academy, now encamped upon the ex-
position grounds, who will also be UNI
der command of Col. Rice. The column
will then move east to the main grounds
along the Cosmopolitan Midway and
south along the lagoon to the west en-
trance, to the administration building,
where the military organization will
form in line on each side of
The Royal Party
passing between to the entrance. They
will be received by Thomas W. Palmer,
president of the Worlds Columbian
commission: H. N. Higinbotham, presi-
dent of the Worlds Columbian eXposi-
ton; George K. Davis, director general;
Commissioners j. W. st. Clair, e. FL.
Schwab, George V. Massey and ID. 81.
Burnham, director of works.
After being received the party will
repair to President Palmer's reception
room, the infanta leading the way
under escort of President Palmer. Mrs.
Bertha H. Palmer and other guests of
President Palmer will meet the princess
in the reception room, and at the time
the intanta may designate the entire
party will be conducted to breakfast in
pavilion G. At the conclusion Of the
breakfast the princess and suite will be
conducted to Mrs. Bertha II. Palmer's
reception room. where the committee on
ceremonies of the board of lady manag-
ers will be in attendance to receive
them. The Spanish section in the
woman's building will next be visited,
after which tour of the grounds will
be made in carriages. The party will
then be escorted to the exit at Fifty
seventh street and will proceed to the
Palmer house.
Breakfasted With Carter.
A coach and four horses conveyed
the Infanta Eulalia and her royal huS-
band from the Palmer house to the resi-
dence of Mayor Harrison, on Ashland
boulevard, at noon today. Their car
riage and the few private equipages
following were escorted by platoon of
mounted police, and traffic along the
route was entirely stopped. The prin-
cess was heartily cheered by the thou
sand or mOreipeople who had gathered
in the vicinity of the mayors house.
Many houses on the fashionable boule-
ward were decorated with Span
ish and American flags. The in
fanta was assisted to alight by
his honor the mayor, who escort
ed her to the door of his home. The
princess and prince were welcomed at
the door by the mayors daughter, Mrs.
Heaton, of Wesley. There was brief
reception and presentation of the break
fast guests in the library, and then all
proceeded to the dining room, where the
breakfast was given. After the break
fast a reception took place in the draw
ing room. Seventy-five other guests.
representing the exposition, foreign
governments, the judiciary, the ministry
and commercial interests OF Chicago,
were present. The reception lasted an
hour and a half, and then the royal
party, escorted by mounted police, re-
turned 10 the Palmer house to prepare
for the dinner to be given in their honor
by MIR. and Mrs. Harlow n. Higin-
botham.
The balance of the day was spent by
the princess at her hotel until it was
time for her to go to the dinner at the
home of President Higinbotham, where
she remained until about 10 o'clock. Not
over twenty people were present at the
dinner.