New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
CONCERT FOR THE PRINCESS.
noNORED BY THE SPANISH COLONY At THE
MUSIC HALL.

MUSIC HAlI
Tho Infan,a and her suite attended n concert at
the Carnegie Music IIa last evening. given by the
SparLsh colony OF Ncw-lork In honor Of the Princes
and her husband. Don Antonio. Tile prcgramm'
included selections by the symphony Orch' Ntm. led
hy Walter Damro,ch and the saragossa Band. and
the playing of "A taran;ela for fourteen pianos.
dedicated TO the Infana by Senior Ceruclos, the com
poser There was n small audience. but most Of
the boxes on the first tier occupied. The
larre concert hal was beautifully decorated In the
rear Of tho stage hung the Spanish coat'ofarms'
draped with two American flags. At the sides were
hung the red and yellow flags Of Spain. Beneath the
flags were tall palms between which we're drnp'd
garards OF evergreen. Palms OF various klhds We're
mas,ed on each side Of the stage. while there was
fstooning Of green along the front. TIE two tier
Of boxes were decorated with palms. potted plants
and festoons OF evergreens. aInorg which We're hung
n number OF United states and spanish flags and
banners.
In front Of the Infana's box which was In the first
tier In the centre drapnd the flags OF the United
States and spain caught mp By bouquets OF hydrangs
roses and lllacs. Above the box was floral canopy
of variDusly colored flowers
Tn. carriages for the Infsnias party were ordered
for O'Clock. ,oon after that hour the Princess was
driven from the savoy accompanied by her husband,
the Duke dc Tamamrs. Senior IOver and the Marchrsa
Arco d'Iermosa. The Princess wore Il canary six
dress.
The saragossa Band was stationed In the street In
front Of the Music Hall. While waiting for the In
fana the members frnternized with squad Of sailor,
from IN. Pn,a. who happened 10 pass that way.
when the Princssss carriage drove up the Spanish
National air was played. There was small crowd
gathered TO the Infnnia enter the hail. Just as
the lnfanta came out OF her dressing room. she was
met By Willis Holly. the Mayors secretary who pre-
scntcd the Mayors excuses for not being present.
Mr. Holly said that the Mayor was extremely tired
q f, tb,
The audience npp,audcd when the lnfanta entered
her box and she responded by bowling. There was
n slight delay while the spanish band, which had the
next number on the programme number y. was passing
from the street around 10 the stage entrance The
appearance OF the members Of the band In their bright
blue and red uniforms was the signal for renewed
applause. All the players were on their mettc, and
play.d 10 such good purpose that they had to repeat
part OF their music In rspns, to the hearty applause
from the audience The Taran,ea for fourteen
pianos, dedicated TO the Infanta. which was next
played, also drew forth applause. and was repeated
Senior CeruclOs. the composer. was led TO the 'front.'
OF the stage twice by Martinez the leader Of the
band, to bow his thanks
The entire programme was as follows:
PART /.
J. Ovcrture-"Ianniau rr' ..................W wagner
synpnony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch. Conductor:
= Concerto fOr Vl9 Wi,n "enae'''Ohn
g. Ar,a-Fr0m "Etennc MARCEL .Saint-Saens
Nine. FutschMadi.
4 a. Gavotts c;h na
String Orchestra.
Ar-"Beiasslo' md .ro Ter, ,ise"ir'"lde' ios'ni
G. suite-Pcer Gyni''......... ...............GrIes
Saragossa Band.
PART H.
Isdns,r tor to- Her Royal ghrc.s nn,
Eaac ,oa eASSStd ~ the Sv cspS.Ss S Sp
Eek Mss NJ
Miss /. Ellen. Mis- l.. IAcber Miss Il.
I.uster. Miss NJ. scott: Madame T.: Vivian.
Sig " Ginnm mnr W Mr k%,hcr r. Lyons
s. Air from Act 4th. EAncalnc Mcyeibcer
0. a. March OF the Torcadors Blot
From Carmen suite no. !.
b., c. Spanish dances. from Le CID. Masscnct
symphony Orchc'tr1. ,,,
10. Air 4 ON Gnconda .borchieh
II. Duo from Cavalcrla Rustcan, Mascnsni
Nine: Fnrsch Madi and MI. Ci"i,Hi ro.,,
T.. Torchieht dance. No. ...........-M eycrbecr
Saaeos Band.
The programmes contained on the first page the
picture Of n woman who young and pretty. and
might bc taken by enthusiastic Spanish citizens
for n representation Of the 1nanta.
The 1nfanta remained nj the concert only about
half hour. going away after the ninth number was
played.
Among those present were Henry Itoso. Dr.. and
Mrs. IIcnncr. Arturo Cnya- Antonio tuyGs 1r. Leu
Mrs. j. !. De Darril. Mr.. and Mr.. j. W. Ccballos.
r. u. Harper, J. A. Sanchez. Miss Mnhtgnm"ry. T. H.
Montnlvu ROsanO PERIODS Scralio Sinfh"Z. Antonio
A. Soler Jonchin Llera. Consnlticn"ral Arturo Bal
dasnno Isadro Pendas. George hcnp ana X. a. e.
Smith.