New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
THE INFANTA RESTING.
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double-barrelled shotgun, another sporting rifle
and three pistols.
After leaving the gun store the party was
driven uptown through Some OF the business,
streets. This was tie second excursion which
the Prince had maze into the business part OF
the city. lie visited several Of the large dry
goods stores on Friday, and WAS sir.tly pleased
and somewhat surprised at the magnitude OF tie
operations which were being carried on.
Then the rrcuit of Washington square was
made, and the fine old houses were pointed out
TO the Prince The Washington Arch was a.so
subject Of special attraction and explanation.
TAKEN TO THE PLAYERS CLUB
The first club visited was the Players. There
the party was cordially received, and the COM
Portable and artistic quarters were shown 10
them. The Prince WAS told that Edwin Booth
the grcatt So living American uagcdian was lying
in the club AT the point Of death, ana he cA-
pic%scd his deep sympathy. The other CLUBS
visited were ih: Union, KnickcrboCker, Manhat,
tan. Union League and Rae lLct 1t was sald
that the Prince enjoyed seeing the Racquet Olup
most of all, 10 its attractions We're more Ndrieu
than the others This information, however.
came from Il member of tn" Racquet 'iuo. AZ
any late the different phases OF clhp-lir III new
York were shown 10 the Prime, and the Import
ant part which the clabs play III the s"ciai li,r
Of the city Vas explained Ii was lmpoNslpie, i"I
obvious IcasoLs, ior the Prlncc to try the laN oi1
beverages Of each club, but 1t was noScd anroa't
that hc lad been initiated into III" mysteries 81
the Manhattan go. ktaiI and had manifested do
sire to take morc hcgrccs IN the lniuri. Inc
Inc lnlanta spent the afternoon III r's'ms;
She received callers, but II number re3iStcre'
their names. Aiming those who registered III
friday evening ana YESTERDAY were D' Iirsdlev
Martin, IT,. General and Mrs. j. Frederic Ih'T-
son, Mr. and Mrs. John W Mackay, LOU, de
Booker. british Con,ul-Ccneral. and Mrs. Booker
Dr. and Ms. Walker Curry, Fernando Miranda,
Pedro X. de Florc7, Marquis de Chambrun, Harold
Binncy and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Jr.
TO- VISIT GRANTS TOME on MEMORIAL DAY.
The kindness and thoughtfulncss which have
already come to h. regarded a. among the chlet
characteristic, Of the lnfanta led her to suggest
something yesterday winch will I've lifting ana
graceful act ON her part ana VIII tehd 10 mecca"
nrr popularity with the lcoplc OF TIM, country;
the ire posed action Is to Visit III" tomb OF ben'fal
Grant on Decoration Day. and 10 place wreath
upon it, with her own hands. The lniintd once
met Conceal Grant in Spain, and has personal
recollection of the hero OF the Civil War. In
accordance with the wish of the Inianta the
following telegram was sent to the secretary ol
Stat" at Washington and to Mrs. l. > Ordht at
transtonS, west Point:
Her Royal Hrhnc,.. Inlanta Eualic, had arranged
to review parade Of the veteran associations Oh Dccoia'
ton BAY a. all carl hour, nut, leaning The exact
nature {, uic c,cLidtion sh'. Of her own lNlo'a VIII
,cconfany = neral Porter to Riverside and lag with her
,,n h,. a wr .,h Oh the great commander,
whom .hc received in spain. 1. II. DAVIS
Commander IN att4.danec on H. L. II.
II il expected that Mrs Grant will meet the In
f,ut;, when sic zoe, to West Point tomorrow.
rNAELT 10 VISIT THE CASINO.
The lnfanta had a. guests at dinner last even
inc General Horace. Porter AID General |arhuhl.
Sh. WIZ unable To accompany III" party WHICH
went 10 tl,. Casino to Henry T.. DlN"J and his
cnuuauy IN d" \ IomI-" IN the evening. Among
tho.,. who did attend AMI occupy poA'S were
cine. Antonio tia" Duke of lamamcs. senior
lover General Horace Porter. Mayor Gi'roy, city
,nainb.rlain Joseph j. ODorohu', Controller
Myers cN-tioNclnor George F"abody Wetmor",
of Rhod" Island = Nicholson Kan and \. T. Mon
rant tn" party occupied nearly AL the DoA'S
and tLr.. row. Of seats ia tn orchestra. HE
.d.,ol:,, lon- of the house were particularly goa
Ilaui. and flowers wire used abnndantly. AM
Has and diaprrl"~ of the Nrn, an am Hpdh.''l
,,l,r- ,y.r. EVERYWHERE The flags of spain hum
with peculiar grace and appropriateness on the
Moorish " ills oi the Casino and III" big audience
found pirntv 10 On oy the sta-e ana on ti'
roof and conso,d it-rlf as lest IT could Tor the
absence Of the lniGntd.