New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
TIE lNFANIA'S DAY OF kkST.
SHE GOES TO CHURCH IN THE MORNINi
AND TO A RECEPTION IN THE EVENING
TAKES \ SHORT DRIVE IN THE PARK
WARMLY GREETED On ALL SIDES.

LOOKING REFRESHED AND BRIGHT AGAIN-sHE
TAKES \ SHORT DRIVE IN THE PARK
WARMLY GREETED On ALL SIDES.
To the lnfanta Eulalic Sunday was a welcome
day Of rest. Little had been arranged for her to
do, especially that size might pass the day quietly
aAd 50 regain her usual good health and strength
and feel ready for the festivities which the pres
ent week has in store Tor her. She arose early,
and at II o'clock attended high mass at 81.
IatrickS Cathedral. The afternoon she spent in
alsolutc retirement, going only for short drive
in the Park before dinner. II the evening she
was driven with her party to the Catholic Club,
where Il reception was gwen IN her honor.
Some ceremony was made Of tie Ilincess's at
tendance at the Cathedral The Old Guard had
been chosen an escort of honor, and shortly
after 10 o'clock the battalion camo down West
Fifty y-cighth-st. into Fiith-avc. and marched to
the Fiity-nInth-st entrance Of the Hotel Savoy
Thcrc were about eighty men in line, and all
were in full inform. wearing the immense bear
skin hats OF the Old Guard. They hdtcd in two
long lines opposite the side entrance of the
hotel The cclors furlcd were placed directly be-
fore the side door, where they would meet the
eye Of the rincc-s wh.n sh" came down the
steps 10 the carriage.
The old Guard was in command of Major
Thomas f. Sloan with Adutant George II. Wy
att. Captain James r. Wcnman, Lieutenant Rob
crt T. Lyon. Lieutenant W. ID. May Lieutenant
George Chnprcll and Lieutenant John Glasson.
There were no blnd no drums no colors way
ing. no demonstration, of any kind. About the
doors Of the Savoy, from which the lnlanta was
to issue. many pcopl" gathered. but th"r" was
neither crowding nor pushing. Along fIity-
nnth-st and extending around the corner ana
nown Flfih-avc. people gathered TO see 'h'
Infanta pass by. The front steps of the savoy
were filled with people. for th" most part guests
Of the hotel. ard all along the sidewalks down
Fith-avc ~ far ~ th" Cathedral, pedestrians
stoppcd now and then and looked up the avenue
10 see if the Inianta was coming
THE PRINCESS CONE, OUT.
Il was no, untiI a quarter before II o'clock
that word came down from the apartments ol
,bc Infanta that the Princess was ready Tor
church. Commander Davis brought th" news
md whisn.rnd il 10 Chamberlain Joseph D.
o,no,obue who was to conduct the party TO
,b, Cathedral The carriages wvrr IN waiting
-, rho side entrance Word sent to MAJOR
sloan thai the Princess ready, guard "l
twelve men of the Old Guard was posted. SIN
AN each side of the entrance, ana oru'r'" W
prcscn, lust as the Princess appeared al 'he
hoad oi the stairway. The Princess came u"""
on the arm of Commander DAVIS Nh' was
Mainly dressed in Gown "i s"'I-''''''
cloth made IN the prevailing style. 'h' "'''
a small toquc Of green ana red p'"9"' WIZ" "
dark green aigrctte in front ~ an o'h"''i'''
Sin. carried = bright red parasol in one mana ana
in IN. other small praycr-book. II WIS ,''''
.,e,eral remark of those who have seen the r''h
COOS each time that She has come or gone l'"'"
tho hotel that she looked refreshed ana or's''''
,b,, on the day before Following her '"'''
rc Prince. her husband. the Dnk" OF lania''''7
ceptgin dc Ia Vega, of the infanta fSapel' anu
Don Pedro Jonar the Princes secretary an" NV
i, ,h.. N,rchioncsa Arco d Iiermosa and Cha'no"i-
lain O'Donohuc. ,1 I'm,
r,io c,rri,oo, before the door wcr' 'io@c'' ou'
..t.n ,bo Ipfanta came q the cntranc" W" S'h
,.., forth from the half-gio,m Of the morning
, 80 II 70 welcome tn" Princess, Shoi"
brightly. s,id
.oh 10, ~ have the carria Ics open. sh" sald
as .b. stood in the doorway. and Dom f'dro
bo.,cninr to do her bidding, in moment n''
ro CARRIAGES converted INTO landHu-.
line ~ six police headed thee procession
,lich MAYED ont into th" avennr- y """"e
limo Of tho old Guard followed, ana th'n came
,ho corrirce Of IN" Infanta. NJ cach size %
,bc carriage marched ,iN mon OF the GA "1a'u
r,'o.. ,y,r. " J. C. Berry, James o'N"ll', J'cop
I,... g / Winn Horace Brockway' 'ah''@
p;crcy. Edward I!otchk,S. John quincy ""'''"
Ki,hv william NcKo-Hcr Jane" ihonip''" anu
,,a Torr,v The carriaec hearing ~" Mlr-
ohi.,o.s Commander Davis. Captain dr 1t '".f
and rho Duls Of Tnmaruc- followed. ana doup''
linz. Of the oh Guard brought mp the mar ~
a., ,orri,oo. moved into th" plaza ana S'''.''
do,,r fine avcnue the chimes of the ch"f'n''
~ .hc ncighborhood rang ont 'h'" ~,
music and bells tolled forth th'r goo" wiz
g. :bc Princess carriage p,ssrd al'nS wv,
,,oronadcr. in the avenue stopped an" '''''"
,t,;, b,ts mr. howcd 10 each. If II were p'sS'-
hlc Enl,lie bowed and smiled NwertN' 'n'
princess. bow has about it cordiali'y one 'h'I"'
cxpcc, from a friend. Each day that thr IN
,nto cocs where she j. recognized sl" SHOWS
more and more how important Il P"'"'"'''
manner to the winning of the hearts oi '"'
PEOPLE.