New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21

all that can be seen. She expressed herself thu;
. morning as being delighted with her''reception
and her surroundings and declared that she 1ei'
ss much at ease in the apartments she occupied
~ was possible for a stranger in a strange lana
During her visit to- the White House to-day she
vas invited by the President 10 Cine at inc VINO
House next Tuesday evening, and she a'cep'eu
the invitation 1t was the original Intention Vi
the party to leave Washington for newborn o'
that day, 70 be present. at the ball anQ reception
TO be gieen in her honor by the citizens oil New
York. The special Pennsylvania Railroad 'rai'
which brought her TO Washington YESTERDAY h''
betn held in waiting here for the return uii' AM
il further delay should ensue it may De- necessary
TO postpone the ball.
Luncheon was hardly over before the infanta
began 10 receive callers, the Spanish nag hoa'-
inc proudly over the hotel, being the NJ 'cca Of
the members of the various legations. Inc iirst
callers of the day, after the Spanish Minister,
were Mr.. and Mrs Curry, between whom and the
Infanta an intimate Acquaintance was formed
whom Mr. Carry was United States Minister at
Madrid.
II was generally believed that the President
would return the call made upon him this morn
inc and a considerable crowd gathered about the
building 70 see him. In this however, they were
disappointed. Promptly at s o'clock two car
riages drove up, and Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied
by Colonel john VI Wilson. Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs.
BisselI, Miss Herbert and Mrs. Smith entered the
hotel, where they remained just five minutes.
The fact that Mr.. Cleveland did not return the
GALL is tie subject OF comment. The precedent
set by him during his former Administration how
ever, is remembered. When Queen Kapolani
was here and visited the President he did just as
he did to-day. After the Queen had returned TO
her apartments Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied by
Colonel Wilson, returned the call, and with that
the f0rnalites ended.
Following Mrs. Cleveland and the wives of
members of the Cabinet came long list of call
ers. Among them We're Sir Julian Paunceiote,
the British Ambassador: Lady Pauncefote ana
Miss Pauncefote: I. De Souza>Roza, Minister from
Portugal NJ. Norighian Ehendi. First Secret'N
of the Ottoman legation Mltas Romero, Min
lister from Mexico: c. De La Casi. OF the Span
ish Legation: Manuel Multcdo. Third Secretary
of the Spanish Legation; Alexandra de Padilla'
attache to the Spanish Legation: jose Felipe
Sagraro. First Secretary of the spanish LEGATION
and Sonora Sagrario; Chevacr Won Taver:, the
Austro- Hungarian Minister: the Grand Duke Alex
ander of Russia: Prince Cantacuzcnc, Russian
Minister: T. Botkinc Second Secretary Of the
Russian legation Mavroyen Bcy, tho TURKISH
Minister: j. 4. w. Grip, Minister from Sweden ana
Norway: Senior Don Manuel Pcralta. Minister
from Costa Rica Senior Don c. Romero and Selor
Don NJ Cavarrubils. secretaries OF the Mexican
Legation; and Alfred lie CHAT Minister from
Belgium.
At 4:45 the Infanta entered carriage IN
waiting and was driven to Arlington III" was
dressed in a handsome gown, in which PINK WIS
the predominating color. The men on the pave
mcnt lifted their hats and the women ciappeu
their hands the carriage rolled of, ana In re-
sponse the Infanta bowed and smiled swcetly.
In the carriage with her were Prince Antonio, the
Spanish Minister and Commander Davis. In the
second cirrage rode the Marchioness Arco Her
moso the Duke of Tamames and senior Don re fo
lover The royal guests enjoyed the ride, Tor
the afternoon perfect lhey admired tie
scenery. and were deeply interested in historic
Arlington. They returned in time Tor supper
which was served at go. The evening was spent
in their apartments. ,
and her suite will attend high mass at ST Mat
tnews Church. for which the choir has prepared
some spssa nrS, %sy be e" taken X, afternoon '
IL is understood that the Princess Will make
one exception 10 her rule declining AN pay
official courtcS,s and attend dinner 10 be gwen
i'm her honor Monday evening by MI anu MIS-
All the women of the Cabinet circle now out
Of the ely will b. here for the dinner "a, a aG
dition to the Cabinet there viii be pr sent thi"i
Justice. Fuller, of the Sapreme Court, ana Mrs
Fuller, General Schoield, commanding the Army,
and Mrs Schofeld: Senator Sherman, Ieprcsehtlh9
the Foreign Relations COMMITTEE, ana Mrs SIier-
man. -.
The programme of the Infanta Eulales STAY
in Washington was arranged tins afternoon oy
Commander Davis, representing the inter Htai
Government, and Senior Muruaga the spanish
Minister, representing the Princess with thr con
currcnce Of course of the Infantl herself. Mon
day and Wednesday of next week Will b. devoted
TO sightseeing. The lnfanta and her party Will
hlIi1, md Mt
of interest in Washington under the guidance OF
Commander Davis. On Tuesday morning the
members of the Diplomatic Corps will accom-
pany the royal party to Mount Vernon on a
steamer chartered for that purpose, and under
command of Commander Davis. IL was origl-
nally intended that reception TO the diplomatic
Corps should be given by the 1n!anta at the
Arlington on Monday night, bit thi. has bcen
changed and the. members of the corps Will he
received by ner on board the steamer at Its wharf
ON Tuesday lefore the start is made for Mount
Vernon.
On Tuesday evening at o'clock will come the
dinner at the White House. As this dinner Will
he of an official character, all those entitled 70
do 50 will Ic requested t. appear in full uniform.
On Wednesday evening TIE Princess will attend
. ball 20 be given in honor of the birthday OF
Queen Victoria by Sir Julian Pauncefote. at the
British Embassy.
The Infanta and her suite will leave Washing
ton for Ncw-Yorl on Thursday.