The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-21
HAVING A. GOOD Time
Our Royal Guest Pleased viii To b.
caption Granted noR.
WILL COME TO MONTANA
Before Returning She VIII Visit the
National Park k-vestsrday's
Formaiities Grover
Didn't Call.

Eulaiis and suite called on Pesstdsat and
Mrs. Cleveland at II O'Clock. and were ~
ceived In the blue room. Thsre was little
In the reception that suggested formality,
and the party indulgsd Ia . pleasant con-
versation OF Is minutes, whom the royal
party withdrew.
The arranssmsnts for the visit we're
made last night by Secretary Gresham,
aud at i've minutes before II O'clock two
handsome carriages drove up 70 the an
mex OF the Arlington. The princess was
escorted ON tho arm Of Commander Davis
to the carriage, In which she rode with her
husband and the Spanish minister. In
the second carriage rode the marchioness,
the duke and Senior Don Pedro. The
princess wore dress OF gray benealine,
borsiered around the train with gray o.
trich feather. A pink satin girdle COM
pleted her toilet.
As soon rs the carriage started for the
white house, the crowd broke and ran
through the park to witness the arrival OF
the distinguished party. In the blue
room, which was tastefully decorated, but
;iot lavishly, stood the president and Mrs.
Cleveland. ready to receive tbsroyal visitor.
Senior Muragua, the Spanish minister,
presented the infanta aud Prince Antoine,
while Commander Davis, the Duke of Ia
names. the Marchioness OF Aro Hermosa,
and Senor Don Ytovar. withdrew to the
adjoining red room. The greetings be-
tween those In the blue room were very
pleasant and had hardly tinge Of formal
ity about them. They wore over In min
ute or two, and then the others wero sum-
moned and presented in turn by Senior
Murngua.
The programme for Princess Eulalic's
stay in Washington was arranged this
afternoon. Monday and Wednesday Of
next week will be-devoted to sight seeing.
Tuesday morning, the members OF the
diplomatic corps will accompany the
royal party to Mount Vernon on steamer
chartered for the purpose. Tuesday even.
ing, President aud Mrs. Cleveland will
give dinner to her royal highness and
the royal party at the executive mansion,
at which the cabinet officers and ladies,
Chief Justice Fuller aud Mrs. Fuller, Cen
eral Schofield and Mrs. Schofeld Senator
Sherman, representine the forssan relA-
tions committes, anA- Assss BherssaaS wili
be present. On Wednesday evening tho
princsss will attend the ball to bs given In
honor of the birthday of Queen Victoria
by Sir Julian Fauncsfote. the British am-
bassador ut the British embassy.
Tho infanta and her suite will leave
Washington for New York Thursday. An
invitation to attend tho grand ball to be
given her In New York city has been &C.
cepted by tho princess. The infanta has
decided to accept no Invitations except
such ~ ere contained In the official pro-
eramme arranged for her. She expects,
however to throw OF her Official character
in . short time. probably after the func-
tions in her honor. given In Chicago, are
concluded. aud she will then go further
west in the character Of q private person
ago. Her tour is likely to extend to the
Yellowstone National park.
Mrs. Cleveland and the infanta chatted
briskly in English during . part Of the
brief visit, while at times the conversa-
ton was general. Al II rs o'clock the
infanta made her adisu, followed by the
others. The royal party returned directly
to the hotel and luncheon was hardly over
before tho princess began to receive
callers. The first after the Spanish
minister, were Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, be-
tween whom and the princess an intimate
acquaintance WAS formed when Curry
was United States minister at Madrid. At
o'clock two carriages drove up and Mrs.
Cleveland. accompanied by Col. John M.
Wilson, Mrs. Carlisle. Mra. Bisseli. Miss
Herbert and Mrs. Hoke Smith entered
the hotel, where they remained . few
minutes. President Cleveland did not re.
turn the call OF the princess. In this con-
nection, tho precedent v hich he set
during his former administration will bo
remembered. When Kapiolani was hero
and visited the president hs did just as he
did to-day. After the queen had returned
to her apartmsnts, Mrs. Cleveland, nc.
companied By Colonel Wilson. returned
the call and, with that. the formalities
ended.
Following Mrs. Cleveland and the wives
Of tho members Of the cabinet, came .
long list Of callers, including most Of the
foreign ministers nov In Washington and
members Of the various legations.
At 4 30 o'clock the princess Was driven
to Arlington. The royal guests enjoyed
the ride, for the afternoon Was perfect,
and were deeply interested In historic
Arlington. The evening was spent In
their own apartments.
The duration OF the stay Of the infanta
in the United States In not definitely de-
termined, hut will be from one to two
months. This afternoon the princess ex-
pressed herself as delighted with the
enthusiasm Of her reception in Washing
ton. and said that she was very grateful
for tho courtesies extended to her.
STIRRING THEM UP.
Secretary Herbert Makes Several rrans-
fers OF Naval Omcers.