St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

and Mrs. Cleveland, Col. John
Bissell, Miss Herbert and Mrs. Hoke
Smith. entered the hotel, where they re.
manned few minutes. Mr.. Cleveland
did not return the call of the princess.
In this connection the precedent he set
during his former administration is re-
membered. When Queen Kapiolani
was here and visited the president he
did just as he did today. After the
queen had returned to her apartments,
Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied by Col.
Wilson, returned the call, and with
that the formalities ended.
Following Mrs. Cleveland and the
wives of the members of the cabinet
came long list of callers, including
most of the foreign ministers now in
Washington and members of the Yari-
Gus legations. AT 4:30 the princess en-
tered carriage in waiting, and was
driven to Arlington. The men on the
pavement lifted their hats, and the
ladies clapped their hands as the car
riage rolled off, and in response to this
demonstration the infanta bowed and
smiled Sweetly. In the carriage there
was the prince, the Spanish minister
and Commander Davis. In the second
carriage rode the marchioneSs, the duke
and Senior Don Pedro. The entire party
were
In Citizens Dress.
The royal guests enjoyed the ride, for
the afternoon was perfect, and were
deeply interested IN historic Arlington.
They returned in time for dinner. The
evening was spent in their own apart
ments. Tomorrow morning the princess
and her suite will attend high mass at
st. Matthew's church.
The programme Of the Princess Eula-
lies stay in Washington was arranged
this afternoon. Monday and Wednes-
sightseeing. The infanta and suite
will visit all the government buildings
and other places of interest in Washing
ton. Tuesday morning the members of
the diplomatic corps will accompany
the royal party to Mount Vernon on a
steamer chartered for that purpose. 1t
was originally intended that. recep-
ton to the diplomatic corps should be
given by the Infanta on Monday night,
but this has been changed and the men,
bers of the corps will be received by her
on board the steamer at It's wharf on
Tuesday before the start is made for
Mount Vernon. Tuesday evening at s
o'clock the president and Mrs. Cleveland
will give dinner to her royal highness
and the royal party at the executive
mansion, at which the cabinet officers
and their ladies', Chief Justice Fuller, of
the supreme court, and Mrs. Fuller;
Gen. Schofield, commanding the army,
and Mrs. Schofeld; Senator Sherman,
representing the foreign relations COM
mittee. and Mrs, Sherman. will be pres
ent. Wednesday evening the princess
will attend ball to be given i'll honor
of the birthday of Queen Victoria by
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British am
bassador, at the British embassy
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The infanta and suite will leave
Washington for New York Thursday.
The invitation to attend the grand ball
to be given her in New York city has
been accepted by the princess. The
infanta has decided that so long as she
remains the official guest of the nation
she will accept no invitation to enter
tainments to be given in her honor ex-
cept such as are contained in the pro-
gramme arranged for her by the United
States officials in charge of her visit.
She expects, however, to throw off her
official character in short time, prob
ably after the functions in her honor
given IN Chicago have been concluded,
and she will then go further West in
the character of a private parsonage.
Her tour is likely to extend to the Yel-
lowstone Park.
The duration of the stay of the in
fanta in the United States has not been
definitely determined, but it will be ]
from one to two months. This after
noon the princess expressed herself as
delighted with her enthusiastic reeep-
tion in Washington, and said she was
very grateful for the courtesies extended
her. However much people may be-
lieve she desires to be honored, the in
fanta wishes IL understood that she has
no desire to be treated in any other
manner than that arranged by the gov