New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
INFANTA LIKES THE FAIR.
NIGHT AND DAY THE PRINCESS VISITS THE
EXPOSITION.
SAILING THROUGH THE LAGoONs AND DINING
AT THE WHITE HORSE INN-MR. CHAT
FIELD-rAYLOR'S FoREsIGHT-MOvE-
MENTS OF THE PRINCESS.
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TklBuSE.J
Chicago, June 12.-When the Princess Eulalie, sit
ting snugly by the side OF Mr.. Hobart Chatfen'
Taylor the Spanish Consul at Chicago, his four-in
hand coach last evening, disappeared from the Mon
roest. entrance of the Palmer House. the destination
OF the party was, as stated, Washington Park, where
n delightful supper was served. The lnfanta, is,
however. evidently very much in love with the Fair
viewed either by night by day. 1t some
what of surprise generally this morning. therefore
TO learn that after the supper disposed Of ut
Washington Park the party were driven to the west
ern end OF the Midway Plasancc, where the Princess
leaving the coach WAS driven along the avenue In a
carriage, taking In all the sights Of this picturesque
quarter as 1t appears on Sunday evening, and In
the sweet enjoyment all the time Of the knowledge
that nobody knew who she was. on reaching the
Exposition ground, what does her ROYAL IIghness
suggest but that trip In the glorious glare of cleo
trio lights be taken the lagoonS in one OF the
electric launches ard in accordance with her wishes
the circuit was quietly made AMI nobody was
any the wiser. This daughter OF Spanish royalty
knows how to enjoy herself modestly and ncogno,
and upon occasion does she enjoy herself more
than when she quietly slip of OF these little
excursions. When this fancy with respect to sail
the lagoons gratiicd, and it only occupied
about an hour, the Princess, returning on wheel
chair passed westward through Midway Plasance,
where the allyho coach In waiting md rcsuming
her by the side 81 Mr.. Hobart Chatied Taylor,
VINO sat upon lUr DON anu uTON" MS
team. the dash made for the Palmer House. and
the ground covered In a remarkably quick period
OF time.
This morning that yacht which has heretofore fig
ured with frequency In reports OF details OF the
Prncess's visit and which, It may be well to remark
by way Of Identification. Is the Gr phon and Is the
property OF Allison Armour was anchored at Van
Burcn-st. and from the Palmer House the Princess
at IL o'clock driven to H. Her companions were
the dignltarles, officials and persons accompany
ger all her trips. official social. The weather
was charming nj that hour; the temperature was
49, as against 90 at 8 o'clock, while at 3 this after
noon only 10 degrees bad been reached. Thus again
the Princess has been highly favored. quick trip
was made TO the Fair grounds. and after dsembarking
the Princess again took 10 the lagoons and her choice
was for the electric launch, opposed to the g0n
dola. After n little drifting around In the basin and
under the bridges contiguous to the Grand Central
Court, the launch turned It's Prov TO the lake. and
little circuit was southwark TO the inlet, where
a view Of the Convent " La Ralida from the water
enjoyed Then the party passed on to the shore
the South Pond point Of landing near the White
Horse Inn. This caruvanSary Is supposed 10 be mod
cllcd on the architectural lines OF the famous White
Horse Inn in which Mr. Plckwick met Samuel Weller,
and from which point emanatcd 80 many re-
markablc episodes and Incidents in the career OF
the venerable hero OF Mr.. Dickens 1t Is
quaint looking place and T.. fact, / enjoyable In every
Use 30 lar rs It's NlIIOHHuIues dIPraIduSc az
concerned. 1t IS an especially desirable pace for
parties to resort TO who seek quiet, undsiurbcd
la hoon whore wines and only the very best OF
liquors permitted TO be sold and only served WIN
meals. 4 private duingroom was assigned TO the
Iary on TIE second floor. The menu delighted the
Princes as much that OF Yesterday at the German
village although It was OF entirely difcrert kind
II may De noted here, and IT may prove pleasing 10
Grrm,n readers, that the German village menu has
been somewhat Of II favorte with the Princess when
al. was seeking I,irc,nmcut while on the grounds
The White Horse Inn Is located in what l. known
as the bach yard but the back yard has been
materially improved vitin the past throe or ioar
form, IL IS beginning to on a much more
piea,nnt appcafance as fur a. landscape art can
improve the surface. and when all the burrows ats
,rnootnci out. The rubbish car,,d away ne SOD Ina
ana tc pinnla put IN their places; IT. VIII III, "ng'd ,b
grounds. The party fingered long over thcr ih ,
CON aud 1t was nearly o'clock before they ieli me
table Of e White iotse nm IN ainn onp me
ouackAs danced Tor Her lisnness ana she sSeI ,s
savagc, ana their weird murmurng' ana soicMh
erimac's. . a., Ill, ,.o,Ior,
cave 80 knowledge OF the advent OF the princess
and her parl> had been given In advance. Her ap-
wcrc wheeled around In Their rolling chairs. many
IN the loaily did not at hIst re1oenhe n9s uonl
rcceiving. After making circuit OF some OF the
hulldlngS ana being wheeled around Central Court
the party returned 10 the rl'hm latnt anu Al ihi'h
run wa, mndc To Van Buren, T. ,.
men IN the entertainment OF the Princess Is Mr.
io1arI Chatncld royltr. Just how 1t happens that
MI IlobIit Ch.ti, Id Taylor I, spanish Consul NJ
Chicago At hi. Particular iuncure; nobody
.,cin, t, know. Mr.. Taylor Or Mr. chat
Held Taylor with hyP'n between IhI
name wear, glasses and looks sly when luizzed
hy anS hocy This particular point II suggests me
dcVrlppmcnt ~ remarkable Of prcsclrncr. IL"
ccrlair, has found very much pleasure In the asso.
citation which brought him into such distinguished
notice, l.frr" his fellow czsns, and his fcow-c tk'ni
have found equal pleasure IN contemplating the en-
iovm.ni which Mr.. Chaihed-raylor has - often
vl,iby mani, scd incr nooa Of last TUESDAY before
the public. But while his Spanish tOn,ul,hip VIII
probably remain with him. the lnfan'a must 60 ana
there are those I'm Chicago who ar" beginning To
wonder what poor Mr.. Chaihcld TAYLOR Will do then
The plan for this evening. announced In the after
noon rapcr,, |, T. the effect that private reception
viii bc given 10 the lnlanin and ter party 1T their
re-. idencc at 10 O'Clock II Is said also that there
viii be- formal pr, scniaon Of III" guests to the
Princess
The lnnnia will again visit the Fair tomorrow
under conditions similar 10 those observed today.
The programme for to evening has not been
announced, but on Wednesday It 4, an assured fact
that the Princess Will say gOOlbv 10 the worlds
Fair city, and there Is doubt that she will do so
with pl,a.urabe rccollertiOns Of ENJOYABLE period
spent these shore, as the guest o! Chicago.