New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

with her own rarty. Commander Davis and Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. J. ODonohu". and drove down Iith-ave 10
the SiAecnth-st entrance Of the college. Mass WIS
celebrated in the small college chapel The party was
received nj the entrance by FIthr TardOw rector Of
tne church, and by him and Father \. y. Mckinncn
escorted 10 the chapel on either side Of the steps
and from the curb 10 the entrance doors two com
pnnies Of cadets drawn mp at "prcsent arms
as the Princess entered. They were boys from The
prepo raory department OF the colleSr ard the old,
Of them toud have been more than ten years Oh
Their CAPTAIN he smallest OF them all. ana al nm
and his great dignity the Princess smiled.
At thA chapel door the Princess was received 10y
the Rev. Thomas J. Campbell, :. j., and by him
escorted u the altar. before which two cnoAcd
chairs wSre placed for the Prince and the lnania
On the l,at Of he chairs the Dake Of TaInamrs sat,
and on thl ri;ht the Marc,oness of Arco licrmJ'a
Eack OF the ROYAL eats on the benches. were the
others Of the party, and back Of these DOZEN other
woishiplrr,. TIE services those OF the l""
nass Father Campbell the c'lolran'. Father
iaidows reception Of the Princess was harhcd DN
the presentation Of bunch oil pink roses. Al
the close Of the services the lnfanta and her party
passed out through the main hall between tile Hines
Of the Xavlcr cadets, Impressive in their youthful
dignity
On her return TO the savoy the Princess and her party
took breakfast. The only guest was ii"ni OF the
lnfanra, an Italian Marquis, an aide-de-canip to the
Duke OF Genoa. Il brother-inaw Of the Princess.
IL
Crculo Colon Ccrvantcs. the spanish club Of Nc"
York. called at the savoy To- present 10 the nfanta
a souvenir Of the ball given in honor OF the princess
al the Madison square Garden Concert Hall on inc
night of May PC. The Presentation Committee con
sisted DR.. Juan n Navarro. president of the Crcu"
Colon Ccrvantcs; Arstidcs Martinez, j. NJ Cebalios
r. A. q. smith, Arturo Cuyas Antonio Cuya>, IT,
Adrian Martinez, 5. Maet-PrevoSt and Alberto Falcon
They were received Informally by the lnfanta III
the rcd parors. The souvenir In the shape OF
book. IL bound in white KID hniNhcd In
imitation OF old ivory and lined with white MORE
SILK. There eight vellum pages, and each page
Was beautifully cngrosstd and aris,icaly Illuminated
On the first page the royal coat Of arms OF spain
and the spanish and American flags; the second page
bore the medallion Of the CirculO CoOnCcrvdncs
and the dedication. and on the following pages wcr,
the names Of the several committees and OF inc
pa,ronesscs under whose supervision the ball was
civen The Illumination in hand painting Of
the most careful and elaborate kind.
The presentation made by President Navarro.
He expressed simply the honor and pleasure which
the Spanish residents OF NewYork had taken In en-
ter,ainIng the Infanta at the ball. He hoped that
she would accept the book which they presented her
ms a slight souvenir Of that OCCASION
The Princess's acceptance was graceful and sin
core She thanked the members Of the Circulo
collectively and personally for their
token of est ,em; she would keep 1t always, sh"
III,
souvenir She regretted that she had not felt well
enough on that night to do more than appear ~
the ball She would have liked TO remain longer with
them
The Infanta's carriages drove up before the savoy
nj . 30 O'Clock and brought with them the usual
tbrong OF curious people. 1t was understood tii'
the Princess WAS TO drive I'm the park but from
word dropped by one In charge II was learned tih'
,hc destination of the Princess the foot OF East
Twenty sixth-st. Here she was 10 take the Dolphin
md pnss the afternoon Oh the water. The arrival
at the hotel OF Li.utcnant Commander Buckingham Oh
the DOLPHIN made this rumor certain. The yachting
Marty consisted Of the Iniana. Prince Antonio, the
Na,cbioncss Of ArcO- Iermosa. the Ddke OF Ia
Names and the aide dc-camp In the command OF the
nukc nj (;croa Commander Davis In the uniform
NJ his naval rank In charge of the Dolphin
,,utenant buckingham being In citizens dress
The DOLPHIN left her anchorage at 3 80 o'clock.
Tn. Trim wus around the Battery and up the Hudson
- far ms Y0nkcrs The party was landed NJ We,'
10 cond ST. and arrived II the savoy at O'Clock
'r,a Infnptn's guests at dinner were Mayor tilroy'
tnnerol Uornce Porter and the Italian Marquis VINO
nod been in the sailing party. The only formal
,"od .bys which the Infania made Yesterday were
sofed ms r. r. {. cards to her friends.
'Among those who called on the Ihlhnta ycsteruiN
n'"' Nicholas Kane Frauds G.. Harlow Thomas
" W Kclcy Francis A. Focg. Fred"rS j. de Pcysr'
M ~, de- pcvstcr sud Miss Helen d" Peysler.