Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26
INFANTA EULALIE.

This event will undoubtedly be the m ost
notable of its kind ever given in New York
The details down to the minutest particu-
lar have been arranged. The Prin
cess announces that she will not follow the
etiquette of the Spanish court, but will
adapt herself to the customs of society.
She requests that no particular pl ace of
honor be given her, and it is not unlikely
that she will participate freely in the fes-
tivities of the evening.
The Reception Committee will comprise
Artura Baldasano, Consul General of
Spain, chairman; Marquis of Casa Argu-
din, George Trimble Davidson, William R.
Grace, E. Bird Grubb, Theodore Have
meyer, Edward Kemp, Ward McAllister,
Peter Marie, Gen. Horace Porter, White
law Reid, Francis Lynde Stetson, w. L.
Trenholm and Gen. James NJ Varnum,
with the Board of Governors of the club
and members of the Committee of Arrange
Inents
Tample Bowdoin. Elisha Dyer, jr.; Alberto
Falcon, Robert D. Farlee, DR.. Ramon
Guiteras, Alexander MADDEN, DR.. j. Julio
Henna Center Hitchcock, Thomas II.
Kelly, George William Kemp, Edward A.
lie Roy, jr; De Forest Manice, Charles
Allen Mum, A. Lanfear Norrie, Eugene
g Polo, NJ Oakley Rhinelander, ]. w.
kitchie, Arden NJ. Robbins, George Stan
ton Sickles, Lispendard Stewart and g.
Norman de R. Whitehouse.
Beautiful Decorations.
The decorations for the ball and recep-
ton in the Garden will be profuse.
The large entrance on the Madison square
side of the Garden will be converted into a
floral bower it's entire length to the foot of
the stairway leading up to the Assembly
Chamber. The ceiling of this bower will
be composed of a ground work of green
foliage and white fruit blossoms The side
walls will be composed OF fruit blossoms
and white lilies with columns of pink
sweet peas and pink roses supporting the
roof At intervals there will be pendant
from the ceiling numerous tassels, COM
posed of Baroness Rothschild roses tied
with broad satin ribbon.
Ascending the stairway the walls and
ceiling will be covered with tropical palm
foliage, with huge punches of white flow
ers tied on the hand rails the entire dis
tance to the lobby of the assembly cham
Der. This lobby is to be converted into a
garden, with trellises covered with vines,
which will effectually conceal the walls and
arches overhead, shutting off the view of
the ceiling. In the corners, grottos and
groups of plants will be arranged with
blooming shrubs interningled.
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stairs ascending to the lobby will be decor
ated the same as others, with side walls
and ceilings of foliage and flowers.
1t was $40 yesterday afternoon when
the Infanta Eulalia and her party ar
rived at Jersey City. The trip from Wash
ington was without incident She was met
at the train by Mayor Gilroy and twenty
members of the COMMITTEE of One Hundred,
and by them escorted to the Adams Elk.
press Company's dock, which is just north
of the depot The steamboat General Slo
cum was in waiting at the dock and trans
ferred the party across the river TO the foot
of West Twenty-fourth street
From there the party proceeded to the
Savoy, escorted by a detachment from
Troop A and platoon of mounted police.
The Infanta arrived at the hotel about 4: sc
o'clock.
In the early evening there was banquet
at the Savoy and at its conclusion the
Saragossa Regiment band gave concert
At $50 the Infanta and her party entered
carriages and were driven to the Garder
Theatre where they heard the Bostonians