New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
THE INFANTA,S QUIET SUNDA Y.
1T IS PASSED MOSTLY AT THE HOTEL
ATTENDANCE AT CHURCH IN THE MORNING AND
DRIVE IN THE AFTERNooN-FLOwERS
rpoM Mps cI EvCyA

ATTENDANCE AT CHI rich IN THE MORNING. AND
DRIVE IN THE AFTERNooS-FLowERs
FROM MRS CLEVELAND.
Washington, May 21.-The Infanta Eulae spent
her first Sunday in the United States I'm the retirement
OF her hotel excepting brief walk, attendance upon
church and ride IN the afternoon She arose early,
and, at 80 o'clock, accompanied by her husband
Price Antonio dOreans, and n lady-in waiting, is
sued forth from the old sumner mansion, now part
OF the Hotel Arlington. crossed the street to Lafay-
cite Park and took a short stroll a~su, the walks.
admrng the trees ana shrubbery. The party WAS
particularly Interested In the house Of the late
General Heale OF HE historic homes In the square,
and scrutnized it closely. They were Joined By
Commander Davis, who had previously called at the
hotel.
The party then proceeded to st. Matthew's Church.
block away and attended mass 1t had been
ported that the Infana would attend the IL O'Clock
services, AID III consequence there were only the
usual number Of early worshippers present when
the party reached the church The contrast be-
tween this ard the Infanta's last attendance at
church marked.
\ week ago to-day she w0rshippcd Ia Havana, and
grand display made in honor OF the presence
OF a royal parsonage. The Infana then met al
the entrance Of the church 10y the priest and sprnkled
With holy water, and the Cross handed 10 her to
kiss. special pew was reserved for her use, and
all hOnOrs due To her rank were shown her. II
simplicity possible. without any prcarranged plans
she entered the church quietly, attracting no IT.
ticular attention and sat In the body OF the house
among he other wOrshIppcr.. The services were the
usual early morning low mass and Instructions con
Quoted By the Rev. Father Kervick. only few In
the congregation recognized the Infanta.
Aitcr Tie sorvlccs the party, under the escort Of
Commander Davis, took cairiage and were driven
to the Washington Monument, through the Agricultural
and Smithsonian grounds and then returned 20 the
hotel where breakfast was served II l. O'Clock
Dining the early afternoon hours the Infania received
callers among them secretary of state Gresham. ir
Julian Paun,rfce, the British AElbassad r, NJ Pate
notrc. Ia" French Ambassador. Adniral Luce, Mr.
FAX Chul; Yang the Korean Minister ana others In
Olcial ana social HE.
At clock secretary GRESHAM drove tie lnhnta
and her husband out to the S0Iiicr,' Dome" Return
inc they caught In heavy shOYcr, but the
laifnu wa, closed, and they suicrcd no mcon
vcn nee
Tonight the Infan,a, Prince Antonio d'OrcanS the
Duke de- ramames. the Warehouses OF ArcO Hern0sa
ana Con mnnder Davis dined with senior MuGuagu, tie
>plnSh Minister. at the Legation.
Mrs. Cleveland and Colonel VII Oh have been very
attentive 10 The Nations royal guest. and Tonight a
bi. hct Of white sent over from thr White
House to the lnfana's rooms. Tomorrow the Prin-
and her party will devote the day TO sghtsee-
Ing and will visit the Government buildings ana other
yiuces " interest, under the guidance OF Commander