St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-05
KISSED A BABY BOY.
Eulalie Throws Off Ceremony
to CareSS a Pretty
Child,
Because 1t Looked Like Her
Own Babe in Parkway
Spain.
She Attends Mass and Re-
ceives a Committee IN
the Forenoon.
In the Afternoon She Takes
a Short Trip Up the
Hudson.

Eulalie passed Sunday entirely in ac-
cordance with her own desires, lnde-
pendent Of any official programme. She
went to mass in the forenoon. received
a committee from the Circulo Colon
Cervantes, and went on private ex-
cursion on the Dolphin. The princess
entered the carriage at II o'clock, and
accompanied by the prince. and mar
chioness, the Duke Of TamameS, Com
mander Davis, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
O'Donoghue, the party drove to st.
Francis Xavier church, IN West Six
teenth street, and entered between two
lines formed by two companies of the
st. Francis Xavier cadets from the
preparatory class of the college. A
private low mass was said in the chapel
of the college. Very Rev. Thomas j.
Campbell, S. j., provincial of the holy
order, was celebrant. After returning
to the Hotel Savoy, the princess break
tasted, and then, at her request, about
twenty children whom she had noticed
about the halls of the hotel were pre-
scented to her. The princess
Received "a Committee
from the CircuIo Colon Cervantes, the
society which gave the ball IN her honor
at Madison square garden. DR.. Juan
n. Navarro. the president Of the society,
presented her with memorial of the
ball in the shape of an album bound
with white kid and lined with white
MORE silk. Within were eight pages Of
vellum, OH the first of which was the
coat of arms of the infanta, the medal
ion Of the society and the American
and Spanish flags. The souvenir is en-
crossed and artistically embellshed
with hand painting and FURNISHED
gold. The princess received it in
person. She expressed her pleasure
in accepting such a pretty memento.
The delightful air outside tempted the
princess out of doors for last look at
New York before her departure for
Chicago She chose an outing on the
water. OF which she is most fond, and
at $3.50 p. IN. she started for her car
rage on the arm of Commander Davis,
who was in full uniform. She was fol-
lowed by the prince, the duke and the
marchioness. AT the foot OF the stair
case, IN the Savoy, the princess made
one of her delightful breaks in the cere-
monY of the occasion. She saw bright
eyed little boy of about. four years OF
age in the lobby of the hotel, and, drop
ping the arm of Commander Davis.
rushed over TO the child,
Ciasped 1t in. Her Arms.
And kissed it, saying, as she did so:
sob, my beautiful child. You are just
like my own little boy" Then the
princess said to the members of the
party: Isn't he a pretty boy?" The
father and mother of the child, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hancock, stepped forward, and
Commander Davis presented them. The
princess shook hands with each OF them
and told them that the child reminded
her of her own boy at home. Then The
princess took the arm of Commander
Davis and walked through the line Of
footmen and policemen, and entered the
carriage. L!eur. Commander BUcking-
ham, of the Dolphin. in civilian clothes,
rode with the marchioness. The party
drove down Fifth avenue to Twenty
sixth Street, and to the East
river. where the Dolphin was lying at
anchor. The princess, at her own re-
quest. was travelling incognito, and the
usual naval ceremonies were omitted.
No salute was fired. and her standard
was not raised on the Dolphin as usual.
The handsome government yacht got
under way at $50 and steamed down
the river, around New York bay, and
up the Hudson to YOnkers and down
again, landing the royal party at West
Forty -second street at 5 O'Clock. The
princess remained in the hotel this
evening With her party. She will leave
by special train over the Pennsylvania
at 80 p. III. tomorrow and 60 through
to Chicago without stop, except to
change engines at necessary points.
Princess Eulaie entertained Mayor
Gilroy and Gen. Porter at dinner at the
Savoy today. She did not leave her
apartments and retired earlipr than
usual.