New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

-'r.ct until the carriages drove mp. Then they made
ma to s.c the Princes, and her party but were
pushed back hy Tho policemen The sidewalk was
car,.ird L, thr carnlgcWny. ard the passHgcway
into thr club was protected overhead by an arch'd
canopy. Charc, Y. Forn"s. the president Of the
club. met the Prince, she stepped from the
carriage and escorted her IN The American. the
lnlul end the spanish flag, displayed over The
main stairway al the foot of which stood Archbishop
Corriean IN ll4 purple robes Of o'ce. The Princess
advancrd and Kissed his Archi'pi,capal ring As a
token Of her -uhmi,-on 10 Tia" spiritual authority
II the Church Of which she IS a member.
Then tho Archbishop wolcomi her In a few
uoid-. n the coiir~. ~ which he dwell upon IN"
aonor conferred upon the club by the prr-enc" Of
hcr Royal Inrhuo-~ and ~ the great debt which
Am"i.a owed 10 the country from which sh" came
and Which ,c represented with such grace. courtesy
ana distinction. The Princes, listened with silent
pleasure. nothing assent now ana them ana when
rhc Archbishop WI, done She walked mp the staircase
io the lmnd,om" ballroom on the second floor, where
The reception ncld.
TIE plaidi, - the Immense throns men and
women. especially women. who Were wcdgcd closely
together that It with considerable difficulty that
mo wa, kept c,af mingled with the strains oi
select band OF musicians. Tho" with the Princess.
beside, her hu band Don Antonio were the
Duke de- ramamc. Don Pedro Jovcr ravrr.
th. Malchoncs- Arco icrmo,I Emilio de- Murasa.
the spanish Minister two secretaries of the spanish
legation Don Arturo Iadhsano Topctr, spanish
Consul General: Felipe de Castro vice consul; Manuel
#. roruo. chancellor; Antonio I;og. Manuel Share
Colonh Juan F-crijamO, Don Francisco MARTINEZ,
-cnor Inprz L"tona. ON boari the lniana Isabel :
commander and oihcrr~ of y carlvcl> santa Maria.
iiutl. Nina and the man Oi-wai lnlania Isabel
The Prince, cmplr" gown OF wmt
brocad,d silk ana full court train. PCtcd plants
fern, and noWrr- ta-rfuiN displayed rn.Vrn'I tt'
appearance uf the hand ball rnm. tn" lnfAna
took her seat upon dais at the south rnd 81 IN"
ROOM with Prince Antonio ~ her right ana the
Archbishop at her left. The Duke ~ lamam's wa
seated lcnnd the Prince ard Joseph j. o'Ioh"hu
behind the Archbishop. The m"nlris Of The club
their friends, The Committee of On" Hundred ana IN"
invited guest, filed past, bowling ~ they went.
,jcca~ionally on - motion hy IN" Archbishop. soWr
one would Step aside for Il moment 10 take tn" h1nd
of The lnl.nta ANA then Her Royal Illghnr'' wonih
smile sWr.tly and say pleasant word or two.
When II WIS nll over ia" Prince stood mp and
poke few word, In English. Sh" thanked ia"
ladi,, and the members OF the club generally for III"
warmth of their greeting and assured them that Sh"
felt honorrd In having been made III" recipient Of
such undoubtcd evidence Of their good VIII. Their 's
tnru and their affection. NJ this the entire company
again broke forth in applause, and TIA" royhl party
VA, escorted to the Ioar room. where light refresh
mcut, served.
At halfpa,t 10 O'Clock the Princess. leaning on he
arm of Mr. o Dorohuc. came downstairs. followed 10y
Prince. Antonio aud the members of her suite. ana H.
she went out and into her carriage tie applas" was
renewed.