New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
INFANTA GOES TO SCHOOL.
A VISIT BY THE PRINCESS TO THE NORMAL
COLLEGE.
PLEASED WITH THE YOUNG WOMEN THEME
HAVING HER PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN

PLEASED WITH THE YOUNG WOMEN THERE
HAVING HER PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN.
The Infanta Eualie spent another busy day yester'
day sightseeing, visiting and reviewing. Inc cere'
monies and entertainments OF Memorial Day were
great strain on her strength, but after Good hiShts
rest she felt none the for them ana was ready by
10 O'Clock 10 begin another day by having her pictures
,,k.n II must not be thought that 1t was any feel
inc Of vanity which prompted the lnfanta to spend
anohe morning at the photographers. ehe wouio Dc
n vain woman indeed who wond ENJOY DRESSING
posing and looking pleasant under Trying circum'
,,apces for hours at m' espe aly II she Knew That
number Of good pictures OF her had been taken before
put the In.anta had promised Pach Brothers. who
photographed her In group with Mrs. U. 5. Grant,
co,onel Ernst and members OF her party at West
Point that she would sit for him here and she went
10 keep her promise. Several pictures were taken
she returned to the hotel shortly after noon for
luncheon. In the afternoon she visited the Normal
COLLEGE, where the girls went through special eX-
ercises for her, and she thanked and compNmehteo
them In q little speech. From the college she was
driven 10 the reviewing stand I'm Madison square.
where she witnessed the annual parade of the New
York police. A special box had been decorated Tor
her and she attracted much attention.
Prince Antonio did not accompany his wife to the
photographers, but went for walk In the farK'
lie s,rolled of alone. smoking cigar, and enjoyed
coms attention. The Infanta arrived at the ph1os-
rs,phers about talfras 10 O'Clock. She was accom-
named BY the Marchoncss Of ArcO Hermosa' ION
Pedro Jover and Commander Davis. All had 'heif
PICTURES taken. Commander Davis was the first TO
sit while the others We're getting ready
The Inianta gave sittings in three different gowns.
one was a tan-colored street costume. with gloves ana
hopref 10 match Another was yellow satin court
dre.s with a train with white sleeves, lace yoke ana
rtbbon and lace OH the shoulders III was Deau'iiul
garment Willie posing In this dress she reciined on
q sofa. The third gown was OF yellow siik'
She returned TO the Savoy for luncheon and at =
O clock left the hotel for the Normal 'onege MaVor
Gilroy the Duke OF Tamames ana the Prince roue VIII"
her. second carriage contained the March'ohess
Ton pedro lover Commander Davis and school COM
missioner Randolph V. Guggenheimer Several span
ish officers followed In the third carriage ana De'ec
tiyes Titus and McCluskey brought up 'he rear vi 'ne
little procession , IN
The party moved gavy up Madson-ave. ana all
wore having so good time that no one noticed mat
,ho- pr,nress,s carriage did not turn down sixty
eirhthst with the others :. group OF reporters WIS
on the sidewalk when the rest of the carriages uro'e
up ,. ,,
Where is the Infantal' the reporters asked the
detectives.
oyned when they found that she hal lett thetn 1he
party waited the Sidewalk for abou; I'VE minutes
un,f the lnfanta arrived. How the party cot sepi
rated no one knew. but all laughed ana Went mo
thr college buliing
The party was met BY Thomas L. Hunter presi-
dent of the college ami escorted TO the platform III
tho chanel Besiies tie lnfantas party and the
president there were upon the platform Adoph San
cor Commissioner Wharum and superintendent Jas
per. A.,
When the Princess and her party were seated 'he
girls filed in, 800 In all. without signal rom
the president they sang The Wanderers Greeting
before they sat down.
President Hunter read the scriptures beginning III
the first chapter of Ecclesastes. Remember now
thy Creator In the DAYS of thy YOUTH
Al a signal from the prindpal the gee cub gath
cred around the piano in trent OF the infant" al"
sang an Ave Maria. Miss Loretta Ryan led the
singing Then Miss Chudoba. standing by her seal
gave the Infanta welcome in Spanish. to which the
Princess replied We'll. young ladies' ] am quite
proud of you and the way YOU have received me.
am glad to be with YOU and only Wish mat co'm
be on the benches with YOU" The speech was
greeted with applause. ,,.
A humber OF quotations were gwen by MISS oeNii"
Ekus. Mis- Clara Auh, Miss Regina Dreieer Mis'
Lettermsn Miss pownall, Miss Chudoha In Spanish
Miss Mabal +. Taycr in French and Miss Frances
EckInan in French.
The Ipfanta and Der party then taken TO the
cvmnac,um where Il class OF 10 girls went through
exercise, in Delsarte. German and swedish gymnastics
under the direction oil Miss Jennette seweli one VI
the pupil teachers. The Infania took liking for
Miss Taylor and cCmpilmened her on her WORK. Al
the close OF the exercises tie 500 pupils sang Three
Cheers for the Red, White and Blue and at the
chorus 500 American flags, which heretofore had been
concealed, waved by the pupils, ard presented
n most inspiring scene. The children. in compliment
to their distinguished visitors wore the spanish colois
from the left shoulder the chest TO the right
side OF the waist. One Of the ceremonies which most
Interested the Princess that OF sautlng the flag
According TO the rules laid down by Superintendent
Jasper the following regulation is carried out AT
signal from the principal every pupil gives the nag
the military salute; right band lifted, palm outward
TO line with the forehead and close 10 it, standing
glance TO ms flag and to the Republic for which it
stands: nation ndivisble With liberty ana justice
for an, At the words TO my 1liA the right hand i
extended upward toward the flag and remains in th,
hands Immediately drop 10 the side. Tie Princess
was delighted with this exercise
From The college the Infanta's party was driven
ia Madison square where the Princess reviewed the
police parade returning from there " the hotel.