New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
SALVINI WELCOMED
RECEPTION By THE ARcADIAS Cub.

RECEPTION BY THE ARCADIAH Club
brilliant reception greeted Salvini, last
evening at the rooms the Arcadan Club If he feat
natural regret at leaving old associations it must have
been more than balanced By the enthlsiastic hearty
compliments Of the artoyers and artists VINO
more than filed the parlors Of the Cub Soon after
o'clock the hour stated the cards OF INVITATION
many Of those in this city who are noted IN literature
art prominent Italians and members Oh Tue ciuO'
had assembled. Among the guests were d. " S'eDOihS
and c. Wheeler who headed the List OF the Reception
committee the Marquis San Mariana, Sig. F. CO Luca'
Ya,ouis PIRATE Sig Piamonti. Sig. Conte CALI Charles
cobreeht Sig Bassnotte Paul SgoDel, sig. Cav. SeccM
"A Casal Theodore Tlton, Charles Gaylor Judge Alker
yncenza Hotta, E. A Sothern, Harry Beckett Agerhon
Sullivan, Sig Baiotti, r. r. Bowker, j. IL johnston,
A. C. Wells and b. F. Reinhardt Among IAe
ladies were Mrs Moran, Nine Msnara' MIS-
Gavlor sgnora PiamOnti, Ame. Gazzanlga' Mlne'
Molini and daughter, Mime. Cali, Mime. Chizzola'
Mrs s. B. Mills Miss Toedt. and Miss W. s. Waring
ubile the guests were arriving and waiting for the
anpearance OF sgnor Savni. Mr.. Sauret performed
pano solo, fantalsie from Lucia, by IhalDers' IS
was followed by trio by signora MARRIOTT, Dr. Dnraht'
and Mr. Hall, from Attia. AT 10 O'CLOCK SalFlul
arrived and was ushered the parlOrs by Harrison
Millard Amid a general hutrer of expectation Mr.
Willard Introduced the guest or me evening" aDu
addressed him As follows Hranslation);
sgnor salyni In the name OF the Committee and the
members OF the Arcadan Club, have the honor 10 ex
an
cordially; and with your permission, VII r1s9 an
ode written expressly this occasion, when hops
will meet your approval
BE read the ode, ofwhicf the iouowing arc tue
concluding stanZas:
Thou wilt have new triumphs and new laurels
In this land, that opens its treasures
true merit,
And always bends 70 the genius
or that Latin
Whose glorious steps she emulates and follows.
surprise aud wonder
OF the human family,
That. while art weeps there in her deserted home,
In America IL finds another Rome
signOr Salyin responded IN Italian. He could hardly
And words he said 20 express the sentiments which De
felt and regretted even not being able TO speak
these few words in English, but he could only say how
much he was rahed to think that he soon TO APP
near before that public whom the names OF Booth
FIGHTER and Forrest familiar, ana VIII whom ne
shared enthusiasm which those names called orth
he was exceedingly hattered by the complimentary
Ilusons him contained ode, and hoped 20 MAKE
me better acquaintance OF the American pubnc, when
had always been indug gent and 1ppfeoatve OF AT III
all IL branches -. -. ,.h
Mons. Henri Wienlawsh performed "A violin soio'
Legcnde," composed by himself The remainder OF me
exercises consisted Of a rOnanzA by DR. u DURAN,
ulanO solo from Midsummer Nights Dream Dl - D.
Mills and an aria from Roberto" by signora Mari0tti
| The acc0mpanist was Nous L. Rem0iennski. During
the performances sg. salyin tIen introduced re-
| ceiyiug and giving compliments. Inc rooms We're
deoOraed with hags Hay ana lhls oOuntr anu
oppOsite salvni, listened % tue congf
| ole was a picture OF himself, drapei with nags. Az
midnigh the reception ended VIII serenade IA IoAt
of clubhouse.