The sun., 1893-05-01
THE PRESIDENT AND THE DUKE
They Experience Chicago sunday, md
fiad IL Rather Lively.

f1nd ~ AAather IsiyeIy.
CHICAGO. April 80 This promised to be a
quiet day for President Cleveland. A simple
programme had been arrenged by the Eecep.
tion Committee. Mr. Cleveland was 10 be left
to HE own desires during the greater part Of
the day. but when no started for Chicago he
determined to give up all OF his time to the
people. Consequently what promised to be q
day OF rest proved to be a busy day.
/ In the morning the President went to the
Focond Presbyterian Church. Shortly after
Snis return to the Lexington Hotel he was
called upon by Mrs. Gresham and her dnugh-
Tor. MIRA William II. Andrews. and invited to
siuuch at the home Of the Secretary OF State.
q Then he attended the christening Of Secretary
0rssham's grandchild. During tho morning
he held Cabinet council. and received numer
ous distinguished visitors. On his return from
the hristeninC he received moro visitors.
ssme of whom were from foreign countries.
At6P T. M. he was whisked away in a carriage
at the behest OF PRESIDENT Harlow n. Higin-
botham for dinner. He remained for some
r. hours enjoying the hospitality OF the Presi-
dent OF the Worlds Fair Directory
: ! President Cleveland arose about 8 A. NJ.
All tho members Of his Cabinet were aroused
at the same time. and responded to tho
Presidential invitation to breakfast in the
yrivnte dining room. Secretary Gresham. hav-
e breakfast. Mr.. Cleveland ate hearty meal OF
chops and eggs and small tenderoin steak.
The others were disconsolate over the beastly
weather. but the President laughed. and said
rain had no terrors for him. During the Cabi-
net council no intruders were allowed.
To church with the President went Norman
Williams. Huntington W. Jackson. Secretary
Gresham. and Secretary Hoke Smith. While
singing the opening hymn the President un-
>.fr LnIf
Gresham joined in the singing. and Hoke
Smith tried to catch the air OF what was to him
4 new hymn. Each dropped small bill into
the collection plate Nothing larger than o 81
green back was found In tho plate.
While the party were passing out ono mans
enthusiasm got the better OF him. He rushed
forward and Grasped the Presidents hand.
,xE Cleveland returned the grip.
After returning from the christening. visitors
we're received. Gen. Miles and mis- aide. Can't.
Maus. the Corean and German Ministers wero
among them. Athousand others would have
taken up the Presidents time had not Mr..
HiRinbotham carried him away to dinner.
He Was accompanied there by Secretary
Bmith. Secretary Herbert and Miss Herbert.
Ambassador Bayard. ]. W. Doane. Marshall
Field. and Judge Lambert Tree. The Presi-
dent returned to the Lexington at 9 o'clock.
He received still moro visitors. but retired
comparatively early.
=, It was Q o'clock this morning before the
Duke dc veragua. after partaking OF n hot cup
efchocolatc. glanced ut the dark skies and pnt-
toring rain. sighed and ordered carriages. 1t
was 10 o'clock when the ducal party drove to
Twelfth and May Streets An awning ex-
tended from the door OF tho Jesuit
Church OF the Holy Family. The Dukes
psrty consisted OF the Duchess do Vsra-
qua. tho MARQUIS de Barboles the Hon
., Her: ChIttStobai dtS Golon & AGuilsra the Hon:
5Sa special .som .apGps ns
spanish Legation at Washington; Mrs.M Lam
K; Curtis and Coma n,ander n} and Mrs. Dickins;
Thousands stood out in tho rain 10 watch the !
party enter: Solemn high mass was cele- |
sermon was delivered Gy tn Very Rev. i. b.
Ntzgerald rector OF the parish.
toned the presence OF tho Duke ana rad 1s" sew.
eral commitments to Columbus and his de-
At the conclusion OF the mass four altar boys
approached with four great bouquets. and.
Esoesssaipg soll IDt Up tho crowded aisle presented
daughter. and the Duke and his son. As the |
party left the chur,h. Commander pickins. |
Mha Tns in M front IT, anh was II uli costume was
The proceeding caused the Duke to smile
kntsrinE their carr carriages. the party were
Ashland Boulevard and Jackson street. Miss
Harrison. owing to some misunderstanding.
Ssr cards. Separtsd a fr raSms Ssa Iv,fs at hs
Ardltorinm Tho Duke and his retinue Iopnd
,s Honor at at hoIno and spent rlessnnt hall
Duke % md and Duchess 6reakfasted at the thea AUDI he
torIum. resting until { o'clock. when calls
f.sidsncs on Erie street aud on on Archbish"p sp
Feehan At his episconal rsssidence s, on the bor-
s.s. o ni1 s uk mhs Da9 snen
Visitors