New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
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4 QUIET AND UNANNJUN( ED VISIT TO THE
FAIR
THE PRINCESS AND Don ANTONIO WANDER
ALMOST UNNOTfCED AMONG THE BIG
BUILDINGS AT JACKSON PARK-A RE-
cEpTIoN * THE EVENING.
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CEPTION ~ THE EVENING.
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Chicago. june 0.-Peai ant weather conditions con
time 10 exist here. though the tendency of me
| thermometer Is upvhrd and there is promise Of Il
somewhat uncomfortable warm evening. The Welther
Bureau. however predicts chang, TO ncrthery winds
tomorrow. From the moment o. the arrival OF III"
Princess Eualle In Chicago to the present time the
temperature has been Ill times comfortable. At
: O'Clock this morning the mercury marked 49, ami
| az p. had reached 81. \ strong southwest VIVA
has been blowing al day. ana This has ADDED some
what 10 the discomfort Of pedestrians and, In dusty
! hcrous flares. the occurAr, OF carriage. The Prn-
cc.s. however has been exempt from eNPosur TO the
di>comfors Of either heat w1Nds. She was quite
fatIcIcd on her return 70 the Palmer House last
night nfter her visi; 10 Jackson Turk for the prr
pose Of witnessing the electrical and pyrocchrcal
display prepared and executed I'm her honor bat she
passed = rcstful night and early this morning
Meanwhile Prince Antonio had quietly taken his
breakfast AMI at O'Clock len the Palmer House
aloae saunicrcd down t. the northern terminal
station OF the elevated railway AT Consic'sst., and
went ont 10 the Fair grounds buying his ticket nj
the booth window entering the gates without
being recognized by any one In those early hours
and before the crowds began TO thicken in the
avenues OF the larger buildings, the Prince was able
IN his quiet way TO enjoy mnch more satisfac-
tonly an inspection OF the exhibits than h. would
hav. been able do II he had been followed around
fr, m pace TO place by the mob At IL o'clock
the Princess accompanied 10y the MarchioneSs Arco
Iermoso, Commander Davi, ana the spanish Consul
nj Chicago entered a carriage Monroc-st and this
party being followed bv the rest OF the royal guests
With the exception OF the Prince. who had gone
Before driven over the viadnct out to the "nh
OF the ri,r OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company
where the yacht OF Allison Armour was boarded
and the trip ~ water In Jackson Park was quickly
made THIS whole mov,mcn, vas so quietly Planned
and executed that only II few persons were In the
street when the lnfanta made her APPEARANCE ana
they scare " recognized the little lady with sailor
ha, and crimson band upon her head.
The party WAS admitted 10 the Exposition grounds
upon presentation OF the golden pass prepared for
the Infan;a's use. A quiet visit TO the more i'm
porant buildings immediately contiguous to the GranA
Central Court was made by the party. They made
their circuits from place - place In line with other
Visitors. and IN few Instances we're there any evidences
OF recognition. and these not followed by any
thing I'm tho nature Of n demonstration. Il being evil
dent that the Princess herself unohcally en-
loving sights and every one seemed To appreciate
the fact that disturb her In her quiet rounds would
be an actual dscourteSy. one incident Of the day
trip hy the party over the lasoons IN an
Arctic launch from the pe:isyc to the Womans Build
ing At which point they were received 10y several
members ~ the Hoard OF Lady Managers. Prince
Antonio jorcd the Princess shortly after her arrival
and saun,ercd about with her on some OF her
later rounds.
II was the intention OF TIE managers 20 make sort
OF big day Of to morrow with the Princess n chief
attraction. but this has been soprel The purpose oil
the ONcls was conduct her Through the buildings
with much siutcness, but she Xprc,scd desire TO
the Fair In tho simplest manner s'ibe and Just
rs 1t Is by other ishtsccrs. Today experience
shows that this he done and II IS expected that,
! the weather being favorable. she Will 10 again TO
JACKSON Park in the morning In the same quiet way
that pursued to day. and that her wishes Will be
respected In every manner one slight departure,
however will consist Of reception by the committee
Ceremonies and special concert In The afternoon
In her honor In Festival Hall at o'clock. The
programme Is quite elaborate and the audience Will be
exceptionally select. She will not reach the grounds
until about noon and Will leave for her hotel i'm
Md atcly after The conclusion OF the concert
THIS evening the Princess IS the guest OF honor AZ
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer. About
800 invitations had been issued. The home Of Mrs.
Palmer IS on Shore Drive brownstone building OF
cnstclst,d style OF architecture. standing knoll
overlooking the lake. The new art gallery of Mrs.
Palmer was thrown open. The grounds were Enclosed
with canvas, Illuminated BY fancy colored lanterns.
and used as a promenade. The colors Of SPAIN red
and yellow, Of course. prcdominated. The ceiling In
the art gallery was hung with pale yellow and the
aud artistic Eject. White lilies were the prevailing
bowers. arranged In masses here and there on stair
men:s. he roturda and the salon were also decorated
In the manner with the addition OF few
clusters OF brilliant red roses Ia form contrast.
International music supplied and number OF
excellent voices addcd interest 10 the programme
During tn" latter honrs of the reception an OPP
pOrtuntv was afforded the young people 10 join IN
merry dance before taking their departure:
There were three Other Ir.ncc>ses besides Her High
ness Of Spaiii-Priaccss Schaorssoy 81 Russia. the
Princess OF Vcroskoy md Princes, Isenherg. Then
there the young Duke Of Newcastle, who II
"dong the Fair" on his way round the earth. and
Lord and Lady Jersey. The Vice President to he
In The brilliant thronG and Mrs Adai stevenson
ancc we're the secretary Of Agrcnlturc.
ard Non NJ Dickinson. ot Driwiit General lnck
AM Mrs. Black. Charles Derrlng. who makes reapcrr
Tor lhr faime,s; Reginald De Kovrn composer Of
cpcruc music Leslie Carter. once the husband Of
Crrilne LOUISE Haricr. The actressi Mlsi =: Ewing
cousin OF the Nicc-ircsldcnt the Archbishop OF
Chicago; Charles H. Farwrli. who one, sat In The
Federal Scnatc rs the colleague If Chll)m Marshall
Firi.. tho merchant prince Of the West. who ad
miucd President IIignbotham to partnership In
the nrm; n. r. Fn!rbant. chn.ttablc mtllionair"
and maker OF soap: Lyman j. Nn !. banker. who
refused 10 be crowned Mayor OF Chic igo Charles Hen
IUtn, an American stock broker who Hikes TO repre-
Sen, tine "an OF turkey H. ChareS and
President of the Corn Exchange Bank: chicngo's
Frederick Winston ex-Minister to Persia; Moses