Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
THE iNFaNrA PHOTOGRAPHED.
And Her Highness EpJoys the Expo
rience-yisit to Treasury.
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W,surxGro., ID. c.. MAY 22. - The Princess
Fuaal:e had her photograph taken this
morning and was delighted with the expe-
rience. rs old as Il has grown To her. Inc
In.auta reached the photographers short
" inter 10 o'clock and spent nearly. On
hour there. Several negatives were taken.
and the Princess took the liveliest interest
in the process. On their return TO the Arii1g-
ton the royal party had breakfast ana
spent a quiet two hours until O'CLOCK,
when they were driven TO the treasury
Department. Secretary Carlisle received
them and acted as escort through the
money vaults.
TIE INFASrA's SUNDAY.
The Infanta Eulalie spent her first Sun
day in the United States yesterday IN the
retirement OF her hotel. excepting BRET
walk, attendance upon church, and roe
IN the afternoon. She arose early and 81
$50 O'clock. accompanied b. her husband,
Prince Antoine, and a lady in waiting,
issued forth from the old Sumner man
sion nov part OF Hotel Arlington and
crossed the street 10 Lafayette Park and
took q short stroll about the walks. az
miring the trees and shruhberv.
The party was partiCularly Interested IN
the mansion or the late General Beale, one
scrutinlzed u closely. They were joined
By Commander Davis. who had preTlously
called at the lnfanta's apartments. Ibey
proceeded 10 st. Matthew's Cathonc
church, a block away. and attended mass.
IL had been stated.tnat the in.anta would
attend IL o'clock services. and III conse-
Quence there were only the usual number
Of early church-goers present.
Without any prea:ranged plans she
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moro attention than the ordinary church
gocr, and SAT- IN the BODY OF the church
among the other wO-shlpperS.
After tho services the party. under the
escort # Commander Davis, took car
rage and were driven 10 the Washington
Monument. through the Agricultural and
Smithsonian grounds. and then returned
10 the hotel, where breakfast was served
at l. o'clock.
CALLERS on TIE PRINCESS.
During the early afternoon hours the In
fanta received callers. among them Secre-
tary-of-State Gresham. Sir Julian Paunce-
fote. the British Ambassador; NJ. Pate
notre, the French Ambassadors Admiral
Luce. PAX Chung Yang, the Korean Minis
ter. and Others IN official and social life.
At o'clock Secretary Gresham drove tho
Infanta and her husband TO the Soldiers
Home. Returning they were caught IN a
heavy shower, but the landau was closed
and they suffered no inconvenience.
At night tho lnfanta. Prince aAutoinc.
the Du4e de lamanes, the Marchloness OF
Assoc Hermosa. ,and Commander DAVIS
dined with Senior Muruaga, the Spanish
Minister. at the Legation.
Mrs Cleveland and Colonel Wilson have
been very attentive 20 the nations royal
guest. and last night basket OF white
roses was sent over from the White House
10 the lnfanta's rooms.
sEaENADE-pGNNEG BY DIT. AND MRS. CURRY.
At o'clock this evening the Infanta
Eulalie was given sereuade BIZ the Marine
Band under Professor Eanciulli. This was
arranged by Secretary Herbert.
Tonight she was entertained at an un-
official dinner gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. Curry.
None of the male guests wore uniforms.