The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
THE ROYAL PARTY IN BOSTON.
TFrom the Roaton Advertiser pr On 1


VISIT OF THE ROYAL PARTY TO HARVARD COLLEGE.
His Honor Mayor Green, OF Cambridge, with a com.
mttee OF the city OF that city called at the Re-
eleven O'Clock 10 escort the Prince and
his retnue TO Soon after twelve the whole
from Cambridge Mr.. Everett, Mr. winthrop and sesera
invited guests took bsrouches for Cambridge under
cort Of some mounted police from that city and accom-
The Prince on leaving the Revere House greeted with
cheers from the assembled thropg. To this complmcn
be returned his Acknowledgements by bowing and smiling
Similar demonstrations made along the whole
The carriages drove along Broadway Prospect street
through Prospect Main streets TO Harvard
Upon Broadway the school children OF the city were
drawn up and rs the Prince drove slowly through tho
nes they gave hearty gratifying welcome, showering
smiles and bouquets upon him in almost equal proportions
Arrived at the gate Of Harvard College at about
O'Clock the Prince found the under graduates drawn
In full force, who cheered him Cambridge students
well know how to cheer. The Germania Band upon a
staging halfway between University and Hollis Halt,
once Gore Hail. where Lord Renfrew was received by
President FELTON, The meeting WAS most cordial on both
College the Board OF oyerseers the College Faculty and
few invited guests Mutual introductone took place
aud the curoees Of the library were exhibited and were
presented by President FELTON, with Qnincyis History
OF Harvard College, exqulstely bound In two volumes.
Upon side we're embazoned the arms Of the unver.
sty and the other The and plume OF the Prince
volume OF yoks sopgs was also given 10 the Prince in
behalf OF the College.
An extremely interesting episode took place Tue four
living ex Presidents Of the College, josiah Quincy ST.,
Edward Everett, Jared Sparks and Rev. Or. Walker,
y
Prince With Mr. Quincy he held animated
ton. On being Introduced, Mr.. Quincy addressed the
Prirce az follows
II am honored By this introduction to your Hghness
sixty SIX years ago similar honor conferred
BY Introduction 10 the Buke OF Kenyour grandfather
am grat1ed and grateful for the opportunity you have
given the people OF this country evidence their inter-
est IN Jour nation and respect for your family. May
prove an omen Of oss continued peace ana friendship be-
Previous TO leaving the hall the royal party affixed
their Signatures 70 the visters book several Of them a
co leaving the library the students who had formed
semi circle around the entrance Ihree cheers for
ment was followed BY three cheers for his suite.
The students wire marshalled as follows
Senior Ciais-Joseph H. Wales OF Boston, chief
shal q the day \. r HallOwsI, PhiAdelph. John L.
Bullard, Roxbury.
Junior cIa,lzw. .. Ker, ol Ya,cher, MS; Francis
Sophomore Clan IS G Davis, OF s. Louis; 4. D. Bolt,
q ~es. Roxbury,. :. g. Warren, Of Boston; Charles
Emerson, Of Staten Island, ~. Y.
Freshman CLAIR. Goldman, Of Boston; r. W. Crown
iptheld Of Boston; ". r. Robeson, OF Cambridge; j. A.
The crosd OF townspcople Who had assembled in the
yard pressed quiie close upon The suite Of the Prince a
they ACCOMPANIED him 10 visit Boy yst Jn Hail. the chem
cal labortory. The stay here very BRIEF and the
Prince then tai en- 10 see students roomthai OF the
chief mar,hai, Mr. Joseph n wacs-st No ~ Holwor.
thy Fall Here be enabled 10 gain an insight INTO
the way q life Of his contemporary students at the
American Cambridge. As be passed the musicians on
shS wa2 % he.orhy' 'hey played The college air Of
University Han was next visited, where the Prince
Tue ~ Ahe fFesi1ent ana regent.
the party went 10 Dane Hal, where the law students
gave The Prince three hearty cheers
The carriag's resumed for drive 10 the Obser.
vaory and as CHRIST church parsed s bells chimed
forth God save the Queen Returning, the IAwren,e
seisut0c School and the Divinity School visitof
The students a. both places extending students wei.
In Harvard Hal an excellent lunch had been spread by
the ali feeding smith, 10 shcb the whole company now
repaired. No formatcs took plsce but the affair was
very pleasant and social The Prince the central
position of table placed crossvse At the rest eud OF
the hall, with Mr. FELTON, hts right, and Lord yors
upon his eft. At the right Of toe Prince Mr. Quincy
tabts were placei eugthwse In the hall, either
side Of the door both of which well nei both with
eatabes and with gentlemen.
From the ,ston Bee oct. 20
THE LADIES VINO DipN'r DANCE wfru THE PRINCE.
To our editions of yesterday gave plcte lis of
those Who we're fortunate enough The o
Baron Renfrev for dance st the Academy OF Music,
Thursday evening. few other were also added
OF prominent personases present We nos propose 10
whose presence lent charm 70 the brilliant festival and
without whom the ball would have been market failure
OF the married ladies' will begin with
Mrs. Senator Hale, Hon Mrs. Comns Hon Mrs Rice,
Mrs. Col Heard, Mrs. Andrevs Mrs Clara Bates Mrs.
Bsbcock Mrs Col Sergeant, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs Dow Hon.
Hon George Bucsbam, Of New York MS James W
stone Dorchester; Mrs wocott Rovbury; Mrs jenkins,
Mrs. Way, Mrs. Cutting Mrs Allen, Mrs simmons, Mrs
Bssls, Mrs Lewis Mrs Col French, Mrs Col Lawrer ,e,
Mrs COL Greene, Mrs Barry, Mrs fe Vert Mobile Mrs
Robinson, Cincinnati; Mrs. Fowle, Mrs Lougee, Ms
Tufts, Mrs Meyers Mrs Harrison Gray OTIS Mrs Sston-
STAN, Mrs Pierce, Mrs Fske, Mrs Foeit Mr, Cushing,
Field, Mrs. Upham, Mrs Thayer, Hrs Richardson, Mrs
lsyp, ME-. Snow. Nra nimbail. Mrs wheeler Ars