The sun., 1893-06-05
HER LAST DAY In NEW YORK.
TIE IvFANTA ATTENDS MASS IN THE
CHAPEL OF ST. FRANCIS xATIERS

She Receives . Group OF Little Girls at the
| Savoy aud Steals n Kiss from y Petit
| coated Youn erter on the Staire-Princess
and Prince, Their Rank Laid Aside, Sail
Up and Down In the Dolphin-The Royal
Party will Stnrt for Chicago To-day.
! Tho Princess Euiaia and her husband Prince
| Antonio, passed part OF yesterday in incognito.
| That a. they took trip on the Dolphin with
| out the ceremony they are entitled to- Other
wise their last day OF this visit to New York
! was passed much as tho day was passed by
| thousands OF Americans: in attendance at
| church. reading the papers. and receiving
| few friendly calls In tho morning thcy nt-
| tended low mass in the chapel OF St. Francis
| Xaviers College in West Sixteenth street. The
Princess desired to do this as quietly rs posst-
blc-ns Father Pnrdow quotes her she wished
not to be looked at but to pray"-and this de-
| sire being known to the reporters, no mention
| was made OF 1t In the Sunday reports. Consc-
qncntly there was no crowd whatever about
tho college until q squad OF police appeared.
and by their presence attracted II email crowd.
The Prince and Princess, tho Mnrchonsss
Arco Hermosp. tho Duke OF Tamamcs. and
Don Pedro Jover, accompanied by City Cham
berlain ODonohue and Mrs O'Dononue, were
received at tho college at IL 30 o'clock BY
tatner lhruOW. .. D.. tne rector, ana fhtnerS
Halpin. O'Connor. McKinnon. Fink and Van
Rensselaer, Tho Princess was plainly dressed
In a taior-mad gown OF soft wine coored
texture with small to1ue OF the same color
relieved by q spray OF blue flowers and set off
by silver passetn enterie trimmings. AS she
trirpcd UP the steps and saw the long limo OF
Father Fink's Young Guard she exclaimed in
delighted tone: Oh isn't that nice!"
Tho cadets. who nre all between IL and IA
years OF age. presented n fine appearance in
their bluo uniforms white cross straps and
leggnGs. Their commander was the proudest
mortal in New York yesterday and hau bor-
rowed an elder brothers voice for the occa-
sion. When the two lines Of cadets were
formed UP the college steps and into the hall
ono private remembered point In vest erday's
bnll game he wanted to discuss with the pri-
vate opposite him. 30 he leaned gracefully
forward and begun the discussion. Tho roar
OF Attention |" which issued from that Vice.
helmetted commander stopped oil baseball
talk for the day.
The Prince and Princess were met at tho
door OF the private chapel. where they knelt
for a moment by the celebrant of the mass.
the Row. T. ]. Campbell, provincial OF tho Or
der of the Jesuits in the United States. who
went through the brief ceremonial for receiv-
ing royalty prescribed by the rubrc, and which
is called presenting the cross" The royal
party were thon conducted into tho chapel.
where prie. .dieu had been arranged for them
at the foot of tho altar steps. Two handsome
antique high chairs OF walnut, with
carved wooden canopies. had been placed at
each side OF the altar.
The Princess occupied tho seat on the Episte
side. with tho March, loness on her right. while
tho Prince sat on the Gospel side: with the
Duke OF Tamnmes on his LETT. The altar.
which Is OF white marble with beautifully
rArNni UHuraS. decorated flowers
ablaze with taperS. guard OF honor Of the
differs OF the cadet CORPS. ranged themselves he.
Princess. The service which consisted in the
celebration of the low mass. occupied about
At it's conclusion the PARTY were conducted
to tho reGeption room where rather Pardow.
Irincess bouquet OF American beauty roses.
Tn" royal party chattnd informally with tn.
tue in the convepeation ] that two OF the Visitors
the Duke of Tanames and Don Pedro-were
srsst rnssh eoses Of the ord
Don redf9 b
Princess the golden cross Of the league. She
gracefully aeknowled ged the gift, saving as
moi mo- ct io ie portsrai e fouoars wear ca si It
now and shall always wear it." Before leay-
reception und expressed to the boy officers
her admiration OF tho military appearance o;
a9 whsn the ay ressaed sas
amid a storm Of hand clappinG from the crowd
and sG the the
from Mr. Decker, manager Of tn. savoy. that
the little girls living in the hotel: who had been
they were too short to see the Princess AZ she |
passed to and from her ,carriaGe wanted to
Princess said she would he delighted to re-
people @ % out Of ' her parlors. Then ABOUT iifreen
girls from six to twelve, years old. every one |
bts nIs picture eoa nnd tbs annty dTssssd IN
presented to- tho Princess big bunch OF
flowsrs and in few TS moments pen were all talk
entity OF a mind to keen her little visitors there
all the afternoon. but there were some big call
These were members OF the Circulo Colon
Ceryantes. wh4 presented to the Princess
bound in white leather. in Imitation OF old
ivory and lined with white moire silk. On the
t q bs wsu the
Ell. Then followed dedication and the namee
otherh In charge Of the bali. in illuminate
script TIE pressentatIont sIaa;nt was ;,o made n ty
was accompanied by Aristdes Martinez. J. NJ.
Csbalos: II. A;G smith thar; Arturo % %TuHas Antonio
and Alberto Falcon. committee in charge OF
The PRINCESS e; rec rece!yed the , souvenr in per,
she had been indisposed on the night Of the
desired.
A little before 3 o'clock tho Prince and Prin-
cess started out for cruiso ON tho Dolphin.
cognito they do not wear mask nor do they
doc ne to recognize their friends. The Prin-
cess left her apartment in the usual manner.
and gtarteh to walk down stairs. Iust as she
usually does. Half way down she stopped at
sight OF a youngster still in skirts, caught him
in her arms, and exclaimed: oh. my boy!
nv boy!
Tho amazed youngster unaware that he
was being embraced by u Princess. and hav-
ing the usual aversion OF four-ycag-old boys
to feminine attention. sturdity demanded that
the stranger let him alone. and announced |
that he could walk NJ stairs without any ones
assistance; and especially that Of the lady who
turned to the Prince and the Marchoness and
asked i the hoy was not pretty and like her
boy. They assented. and Eulaia. after shak
ing hands with tho bows father and mother
and getting another kiss from the younGster.
ceeded on her way to her carriage. When she
entered her carriage the assembled crowd
cheered her and the Prince. and. although
their official personality WAS supposed to
Ia(t L.I, a