The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-07
THE INFANTA IN CHICAGO.
OUR CARTER BUYs a PUG HAT IN
HONOR OF THE OCCASION

The Princes, Escorted TO the Paimer House,
where She Find. Herself En,bowered In
Flowerp--A Brcnkfsst Reception and Ola
ner Arc ON the Programme for To-day
CHICAGO June 6-The Infsnta Eulalia ar
rived In Chicago at 1910 this afternoon. Five
minutes after Mayor Harrison. wearing his
fret stoyepipe hat. had kissed her gloyed
hand In the Union Depot the guns were pop
ping out q royal salute or the Lake shore. and
before 1890 tho graceful Princess was rest
ing from her wearisome journey In the big
parlors Of the Palmer House.
1t was not until the special train carrying
her had reached Grand Crossing that the In
fanta had token Of tho warm welcome which
was awaiting her In this city. Her train came
ns the second Eection OF the Pennsylvania
Limited At Grand Crossing the formal re-
ception began, when the Princess was met BY
I. Dupuy De LONE. loyal Commissioner Cen
eral ut tho Exposition: A. Y. Del Campillo.
Assistant ommissioner-G eneral: J. Pavoa
and Il. Ping. Commissioners; F. jacques. sur
geon OF the army: Capt Cologne. Royal Engi-
neer: Lieut.. p. J. Ylnrreta. royal navy; Caz-
carraza, royal army: NJ. p. scoane and J. Filar-
dell. attaches OF tho Commission. and DR.. II.
Morazas OF the SPANISH newspapers.
With them came ex-Mayor Washburne, act
Ing MS the representative OF Mayor Harrison.
and Hobart c. Chatfield Taylor. who is Spanish
Consul. boarding tho special the party
smoked cigarettes until Commander Davis
invited than into the Prlncess's car.
AS Mr.. Washburne and Mr. Chatned Taylor
entered she smiled and bowed. Mr.. Davis
said: Il wish to present Mr.. WashbMrne, who
Hf th% %nRF Dr. "' Fhs a
bent and Kissed it. Mr.. Ghatfisid Tssior was
tn. Z, ), Princess r, hand Then tho spaniards
spao nil 81 here. am sure that feel grateful
At, the Union Depot was the Duke ard
Duchess OF !eragua. Mayor Harrison. and the
Sheridan. and thousands Of the common peo-
pie; lrinee Antonio was the first TO aliRht,
Aldermen who were standing. with oil their
dfinmaonds; i4 the front ranks elapped their
to ss he Duke 81 nn and add
They kissed her hand. and spoke word to
son. The Mayor bent nearly double to kiss
the Prncesss hand; and. without, further
cess looked ever her shoulder to note whether
Prince Antonio was following. and when her
she ana the %syor wAiea The Steps
and entered Mrs Palmer's landau
dan S to Dp he am ssa Hoa.s and
May"r Harrison's hat was almost as great |
81 the r9'H stSr II the first
Ing other than his famous SLOUGH. |
To-day Eulalia rested. Tomorrow at noon |
she will breakfast with Mayor Harrison at his |
home. At IL L; M. is the reception. and in |
honor at President Higinbotham's. The break |
fast will be attended by nineteen persons. The |
Palmer. Nr. and Mrs. II. N. HigInbotham. |
President T. W. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman |
Trumbull. and probably Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart |
{. Chntiield Taylor For the reception seventy |
five invitations have been sent out.
The Princesss suite at the Palmer HouRe |
occupies the entire state street front on the |
parlor floor. besides several smnl! rooms
s strss s ne ha ana three on the Monroe
the rooms were very beautiful. John Thorpe. |
chief OF Horticulture at the Exposition. filed |
all the corners OF the rooms and all the effec-
tive places In the hall with tall palms. pansies.
and roses. and fairly covered the walls with |
crab apple blossoms.