The sun., 1893-05-27
EULALTA ROYALTY FETED.
4 DRIVE, A SAIL, AND 4 BRILLLAEr,
CoCRTJT RILL

Everybody Charmed with the Frineess-
The Forrnoop's Trip Up tho Hadso. I.-
terrupted by Ia Visit 10 the santa lGsris-
An Oniccr OF the Cnravei Injured ny ths
Explosion OF Gun Witch Was Noe
Meant Cor Use-cailcrs st the Hotsi.
Central Park. tho Hudson River. and the
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall In holi-
day dress were put at tho disposal OF the In
fanta Eulalia yesterday. and she appeared to
enjoy all the pleasures offered to her She
drove through the Park to Riverside Drive and
Ninety. sixth street. whence the Dolphin took
her up the river as far as Yonkers.
In the evening she was the guest OF honor at
tho ball given BY the Com mittee OF 100 and the
Circulo Colon Ccrvantes. and Society met with
c bold front the un wonted perils OF n presenta-
tion In New York to live Princess Of reign.
ing house. .
Being tired by tho travelling and excite
ment OF the previous day. the Inianta had
rested until late in the morning. and it was
$50 o'clock when an unusual scurrying
about Of the royal household announced that
the was about to appear In the more pub
lie OF her APARTMENTS. The curtains at the
windows were drawn aside. and tho InfautA
locke ed out upon the trees In the Park and the
thronGs OF curious spectators who all day long
passed through the plaza. This was ono OF
hotel. Never. 1t seemed. had SO many people
passed through the plaza and gazed steadily
up at the windows Of the second floor OF the
Savoy.
While the Infanta was gazing ut the crowds
the servants In the hotel and her own private
servants continued their busy preparations
for breakfast. which was served in the In
fanta's dining room. which was handsomely
decorated with flowers
After breakfast the Infantn retired to hsr
private apartments. The people In tho plaza
seemed to interest her deeply. and she fre-
Quently rose and stood at the windows gazing
at the spectacle. At times she smiled. So did
the people III the plaza There were several
pictures In the room. to which the Infanta
turned when wearied Of gazing upon the
plaza. There was large picture OF MrA
Cleveland. presented to the lnianea in Wash-
ingion Then there was large picture of his
Majesty the youthful Kin: Alfonso Another
was OF the Queen Regent, on the back Of
which were the words: "Carina recuerdo"-
{" l remember my little dear" Below Was
written the date: Madrid. Is de Abril. 1S93."
The most striking picture OF all was a group
OF the children Of the royal household. the
Princess Maria Theresa the Princess Merce-
des. and the King Alfonso
DRIVE THOUGH THE p.Ek.
4Ho ItudluoN III UeE TOOIn blRutS
seeing from the windows and chatting with
m embers Of her suite until 2:lO o'clock. when
two carriages drove up through the crowds at
the Fifty ninth street entrance. Then the
formidable Commander Davis led the Infanta
to tho carriage. She w"re atai!or-made close.
fitting gown OF blue serge. On her head WAS
iaunty light straw sailor hat with a red and
blue band. The voil did not conceal her looks
Of pleasure as the carriage started. At her
side wa, Prince AntoEio. There were also In
the carriage Commodore Davis and the Duke
OF Tamames The Prince and the Duke wore
dark blue suits and jaunty straw hats tipped
back slightly on their heads. In another car
riage sat the Mnrchioness Arco. ermosa and
Com N ander Vegas OF the Rena Recente.
Tho carriages turned into the Park ut the
Filth avenue entrance and rolled up the main
drive. They le the Park at West seventy
second street. along which they passed to
riverside Drive. sightseers were passed on
the way and a few recognized tho lnfanta and
her companions. The Infanta was much
pleased with this part Of the drive. and ex-
pressed regret tha: Nnety-siSth street was
reached so soon. where she was to alght and
take q boat out to the Dolphin.
AN INFORMAL EUS UP The RIVER.
When the Princess decided that despite the
announced abandonment OF the trip on tho
bOipitu NOulu Ihc W tdhc tH6 run UU tu0
river. sho said: Let 1t be quiet. informal
little trip"
So quiet informal little trip was arranged:
but whom princesses 60 about In the neiGhbor-
hood of gunboats there is sure to be a noise.
and where naval officers are there is sure to
BIZ some formaiity. and both these were incl
d.nts Of yesterdays trip 1t was quiet and In.
formal only in that the party WAS small AID
not committeeman was on hand.
Capt. buckingham. In command OF the Doll
phin. had the mahogany barge at the landing.
and that was pleasant beginning ofths trip.
for the Princess remembered 1t as the craft
which had transferred her dry shod on the day
OF her arrival after she had experienced .
very wet voyage in the gig OF the In.
fanta Isabel. When Doha Eulalia boardsd
the big barge she asked that before
being taken to the Dolphin the barge be
first rowed oyor to tho Santa Maria. the flag.
ship OF the carayels. Sho was very much in.
terested in them. she said. was pleased that
Spain had sent them over here. and wanted to
pay the officers tho Commitment OF a visit. She
had scarcely concluded her explanation when
the ten good tars from tho Dolphin had tue
barge up to tho cRrareL
VISIT 10 TIE SANTA MARIA.
All tho officers of the three carayels we're
on beard 10 receive the Princess. the yards Of
tho santa Maria and Nina were manned. and
tho sailors Of tho Iih,a, which has NO yards,
stood at attention n, the rail- All OF them gave
seven cheers OF welcome Thy royal party
PASSED a quarter OF an hour going over the
little ship. and when on the gun deck tho
Princess noticed that n firing squad stood
ready by Two guns TO give II saluie when she
should depart.
The guns are old.!aahionod nu2Gls-oaders.
built up with black painted wood 10 represent
the guns which were mounted on the Sants
Maria when Columbus commanded hor. The
guns are half sunk In wooden carriages to
which they are also lnsheG. and the woodwork
Of the carriages is built W around tho bresoh.
Noticing tbs tho Princess requested that no
salute La fred as the guns impressed her ~
being. what in fact they really are, only In
tended for purposes of Illustration. But her
request did not accord with the loyal impulses
OF the Santa Mares officers. and as the Prin-
l., InIt lob. -