The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-29
EULALIA ATTENDS CHURCH
Escorted 10 81. Patrick's Cathedral by
Detachment of the Old Guard.
Drive through Central Park in the Afternoon
and Reception by the Catholic Clab in
the Evening der Pretty Gowns

NEW YORK. May 2S-Her Royal High
ness. Princess Eulaiia arose this morning re-
sreshed after her day of absolute quiet. but
still looking rather pale. About s o'clock
she had her customary chocolate and roll
in her room. and shortly thereafter began
preparing for the day which was before
her. The Old Guard. which was to be her
escort TO 81. Patricks Cathedral. was on
hand early. and drew up In line
at the Fifty-ninth street front of the
hotel. small detachment stood guard on
the steps leading to this entrance.
Promptly at 10:45 the Princess left her
apartments and started on her way to the
cathedral She came from the hotel on the
arm o. Commander Davis and entered the
carriage, followed by City Chamberlain
Joseph j. ODonohue and Prince Antonio.
In the second carriage were the March
ioness Arco- Hermoss, the Duke of Tsm-
ames, Don Pedro Jovar and Commander
Vegas. of the Spanish war ship lnfanta
Isabella.
The Princess wore Q plum. col0red silk
dress. with diagonal white bars, with
fichu OF cream c0iOred lace over her shout
der. The girdle Was of the same delicate
material. On her head she wore a new
little black toque, trimmed with palm OF
violets and small bunch of carnations.
In her hand she carried red parasol and
black hound prayer book.
The avenue oil the way to the cathedral
was lined with people anxious to get look
at The Princess. At the church tie crowd
was very great. but orderly. 1t gave way
for the party IS 1t approached, preceded by
the Old Guard. under command of Major
sloane. squad of police kept q passage
way into the cathedral, aud as the Princess
entered she walked over strips of carpet
u L., A. n.
the door. In the meantime the crowd had
entered the great cathedral and thronged
it to euch an extent that tho police had TO
be called In TO clear the way and make
room for those emitted 10 q place.
The Princess assembled the steps upon the
arm of Chamberlain O'Donohue. aud at the
entrance they were met by Nicar-generai
Mooney and Father Lavelle. preceded by
torch bearer and an acolyte. The royal
party was escorted to the front of the
church. and the Princess and Der royal
consort given chairs in front of the first
row OF pews. There was no special devia-
tion from the regular mass. and the music
had not been prepared particularly for the
occasion. Father Lavelle preached the
mass sermon. After the service the royal
party was escorted back to the hotel by the
Old Guard. the party being absent from
the Savoy two hours.
At $3.50 Prince Antonio, the Duke De
Tamames and Don Pedro went for drive
with General FITZGERALD and General Var
mum. Two hours later her Ruy al Highness
lnfenta Eulalie. Don Pedro Jovar and
Commander DAVIS took q spin through
Central Park. going as far as the northern
limits. and returning at O'Clock, when
dinner was served.
This evening the Infanta was CIV
en- a reception by the Catholic Club.
Never had she looked better than when che
entered the house and proceeded to the
ballroom. Her gown was of the empire
style. of white royal bengaline, yoke of
Mechlln lace. very dull, and quite dscol-
lete. with bands on the shoulders. The
| full court train was trimmed with lace.
| Tho Infsntas hair was done ND In o soft
| Grecian coil. Her outside wrap was q
beautiful creation in cream. trimmed with
ostrich feathers. She as led to tho foot of
| the stairway by President Farnes. where
| the Princess found Archbishop Corrigan
awaiting her. As she held out her hand TO
| the Archbishop tho Infanta saw the
arohiepiscopal ring he wore. and leaned
| over and kissed it, In company with
President Farnes. the Princess ascended TO
| the parlor floor the Prince and Arch blsh OF
| following. Passing through the Pink Par
| lor. they proceeded to the ballroom. fol.
lowed by the patronesses. Here the recep-
| ton took place, the lnfants sitting on q
/ dais, with Archbishop Corrigan on her left
and the Prince on her right.