Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
SHE KISSED A BOY
Princess EuIaIia Attracted BY .
Blus-Eyed Younests.
KISSES HIN IN SAVOY l0sBY
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Nav Yonk. June A--The Infanta Eu-
lslia passed sunday satirely in accord
ance with her own desirsA Independent
a any oslicisl program. She vent to
49, In the forcnooo. received . CON-
mittse from the curcuIo Colon Ccrvantes
and went on private sxcursion On the
Doiphin-
The princess entered her carriage at
ii O'Clock and accompanied BY the prince.
the marchioncss. the duke a TamAmes.
Commander Davis and Ms. and Mra J.
}. ODonohue. the party drove to ST.
Francis Xavier church in West Six
teenth street and entered between two
lines formed by tao companies VI St.
Funcis Xavier cadets A private low
msss wss said in the chapel u the col
Iege. the very Rev. j. Csmpell. =. j.. =
provincial of the holy order. - ecle-
brsnt. After returning 10 the Hotel
Savoy the princess brsxkfssted and then
ut her request about twenty children.
whom she had noticed about tho halls
u the motel. were presented 10 her.
The princess received Z committee
from the Circulo Co1on Ccrvantes, the
! society which gave the ball In her honor
at Madison Square garden. DIR. Juan
y. Navarro, the president OF the So
ciety. presented her with memorial OF
the ball Ia the shapeof an album bound
with white kid and lined with white
silk. Within were eight pages of vel
tum. IN the first of which was the coat
OF arms of the infanta. the medallion of
the society and the American and Span
ish flags. The souvenir b engrossed
and artistically embellished with hand
painting and FURNISHED gold. The prin-
c>0 received it in person. She ex-
pressed her pleasure in accepting such
pretty memento.
She Kiases LATHE BOY.
The delightful air outside tempted
the princess out Of doors Tor last look
at New York before her departure for
Chicago. She chose an cutting on the
water. Of which she 10 mpst fond. and
at $50 p. N. she started for her car
riage on the arm of Commander Davis.
who was in full uniform. She was fol
lowed by the prince. the duke and the
marchi0ness. At the foot oi the stair
case in the Savoy. the princess made
one Of her delightful breaks in tho cere-
mouy of the occasion. She saw q bright
eyed little boy Of about years old in
the lobby Of the hotel and. dropping the
arm Of Commander Davis. rushed over
to the child. clasped il in her arms aud
kissed il, saying as abe did %. "Oh. my
beautiful child You're just like my
own little boy" Then tho princess saii
TO the members Of the party. Isn't he q
pretty boy?"
Steamed Up tho Hudson.
The father aud mother OF the child,
MIR. and Mrs. Hancock, stepped forward
and Commander Davis presented them.
The princess shook hands with each OF
them and told them that the child re
minded her OF her own boy at home.
Then the princess took the arm Of Com
mander Davis. walked through the line of
footmen and policemen. and entered her
carriage. Lieutenant Commander
buckingham OF the Dolphin. in civilian
clothes, rode with the marchioness. The
party drove down Fifth avenue to Twen-
fy-sixth street and TO the East
river, where the Dolphin was ly-
ing at anchor. The princess.
at her own request was travelling incog
nito, and the usual naval ceremonies
we're omitted No salute was fired and
her standard was not raised on the Dol
phin. as usual. The handsome govern
ment yacht got under way at 3:aO and
steamed down the river. around New
York bay and up the Hudson to Yonk.
ers and down again. landing the royal
party at West F'orty-second street at )
O'Clock. The princess remained in the
hotel this afternoon. With her party
she will leave by special train over the
Pennsylvania road at 1920 p. m. tomor-
row and go through to Chicago without
stop except 10 change engines at neces
sary points