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nue. walks for several blocks north aud south
cheered the Prince and Princess as they ar

| nue. walks for several blocks north ana south
rived rived and took their positions: -,
The Princess had Just turned her lace towa%La arc
Msyor's family. when S . young woman in a
stylish gray. dress, with curly blonde hair.
h9 OGe 3s the tdnF
Euaiia laughed and the crowd chsered; A
ms young woman back to the lines but he
didn't chase very hard. for he had seen the
1t was great fun when the, police. came
marching down. Every one the finest had
out Of tho Of hs at x. the GSn9s
flag. The Officers saiuted and the Princess
bowed: The Prince and ths Duke e gay gave a
overcome almost BY the maeniicence OF tho
That dazzling person gave his. big stick a be-
Tildering whiTl rs he PASSED the royal stathh: th.
duke was forced to salute likewise;
0S Sm xS hsR R i ssns eS sFs% sye and 0E Rss
gent being was. the Pre- esident OF the. United
oser such as snG %a@s or Capt.
Reilly the Mayor would give u word of ex-
Aside from tho feminine. admiration they
evoked. the police received warm words OF
praise from the Duke of Tamames. who is a
They are q handsome. well set up body Of
men," was tho way Secretary Jovar translated
They are the iinest" remarked tho Mayor.
After the review the party was escorted back
to the Savoy by the mounted Park police
In honor OF the country's guest the city OF
New York gave q theatre party astnight Tho
been secured. and the, building within and
without was decorated with the colors OF
The invited guests had an idea, that the per
formance was to begin at o,clock and the
theatre at that time was we'll filled; The Prin-
cess however. did Tot arrive until $3.50 o'clock:
the, audience had to wait. for 4 was royal
saraeossa Military band played in the Offices
crowd gathered in the street to listen to the
music. Inside the audience was waiting good
When the Princess arrived the crowd cheered
heartily. Mayor Gilroy stepped forward t3
help her alght from her carriage and escorted
henTn 5er Se the That fE ed the ebby
this lsetb passage. beran % to walk Tackward. facing
the Princess. One Of his adIutants walked
became en- barrassinr and they back ed to one
side and allowed her to pass. As she entered
the theatre the audience arose and applauded;
| pearls. Her dress was of delicatcly tinted
| satin with u court train, and she wore long
tonic the Duke ef Tamames., the Warehouses
|
| three members. Of the spanish Legation and
tho Captains Of the q Inf, Inianta M Isabel and the
The play was "Paniandrum." in which De
| Wolf lioopnfr sings and capers The inianta a
in Which the tiger sticks Ills tail through tho
hung hole OF q barrel and Hoprer ties a knot
henr IT. Kopper Of sang speea
| verse in her honor.
In our great republic no rank We know
Wssfe ersthers Al IN w:ai:: woe
the womnnhood. yout,i and beauty dover, ,,
Tns SSF fSso"ed A''
|
And shc may be sure OF long pull. .
or an honest and true and strong pcll.
That snsl! n kni! @ again
| In u tie that none may sever.
Tho Infanta bowed and smiled when he sang
this and the audience applauded. The com
sented to the Inianta program mo con sistinE
| OF two solid sheets OF silver hinged together.
the oHssde the rho royal spanish N ,h ag s;y the
New York were enameled in eolors. On the
second tablet the programme OF the play was
The 1nfanta remained to the end OF the per.
| iormance She was escorted to her carriage
ssats Ss unt aYeh she hsd s ''
The crowd Out side the theatre had rem:ined
and hearty cheer. The Princess reached the
| Hotel Savoy five minutes before midnight.
Mr. whItelnw Reid to Dino tho Princess.
To-day the Prince. the Princess. and their
| suite will drive to Morris Park. leaving the
| Savoy at half past !.
In the evening they will be the guests OF Mr..
| Whitelaw Reid at dinner. The only exception
| made in Washington to n strictly official pro-
| gramme OF entertainment was in tho instance
| nj dinnar a tha ragf, of MIR. Curry a