The sun., 1893-05-27

Princess until after the Dolphin was undel
way up stream.
THE rsrAxrA BOARDS THE po1PErN.
In the mean time the barge came slonRsidt
the Dolphin and the royal party went aboard
the Princess going first and unassisted
having. By . quick jump to the foot OF the
landing stairs. escaped the profIered arm oI
Commander Davis. Lieut.. Usher received her
on deck and escorted her to the cabin. which
, was beautifully decked with flowers. All OF
the many portfolios were hanRinR.u full Of long
stem roses; the tables we're heaped with pro-
fusion Of roses. wisterias. lilies OF the valley.
and cailas. The officers had given the florist
some picturesque old weapons which he had
ussd In way to make pretty suggestion OF
l-peace and war
But Dofia Eulslia is . sailor. After duly
sdmiring the cabin and It's decorations she
kwent MP on tho poop deck with her party. and
Fshsre they were variously interested. All. OF
ksourse. were interested IN the glorious view Of
sths Hudson and Its shores. but as side amuss-
bmsnts the Princess affected great curiosity
1sn . little coai.black sailor named Gilead.
whom she caused nearly to expire OF delight
by inouirinR his name; the Prince devoted
Ran hour TO an examination Of Hotchkiss
krspid-frine gun. and tho Marchioness de-
tmanded field glasses for a better Wow Of
balloon which was sailing far overhead.
The Dolphin ran up little beyond Yonksrs.
and returned to her anchorage At @ o'clock.
Coming down Chief Engineer Baird gave lit
tHls exhibition Of the Dolphin's speed. which
Rdelighted tho party very much. Champagne
kand coffee were served on tho poop deck. Tho
of1cers Of tho Dolphin. than whom thors is n OF
Q handsomer set in the Colum bian fleet sailor
liks paid the Princess constant attention.
which she seemed to appreciate to such an sx-
tent that Commander Davis. who had como
aboard in civilian dress. won't below and put
on his uniform.
THE ISFANrA sHAkEs HANDS.
1. When tho Santa Maria was passed. coming
J % anchorage. tho Princess called over to her
| 20 enquire after tho injured offlcer. Surgeon
! 8ixuy eane aboard and reported that the In
r 5ured man had received a painful wound. but
I was not In much danger Of losing the sight OF
! the wounded eye. Before leaving the shin the
=, Princess shook hands with each OF the officers
F, and thanked them In turn for "one OF the
pisssantest trips OF my visit"
; From the landing the party drove through
| tho Park to the Savoy. which they reached at
$40 o'clock. The Infanta retired to her room
and soon sat down to dinner.
cALLKRs AT THE SAVOY.
During tho day numbers OF people called
and left cards. Among them were Archbishop
Corrigan. Mrs. de Garmendia. tho Misses de
Carmendia. G. de Weckherlin. Minister from
tho Netherlands: Mr.. and Mira Whitelaw Reid.
Mayor Gilroy. Mrs. Gilroy. the Misses Gilroy.
and John J. and Thomas F. Gilroy. and Mr..
and Mrs. George 3. Mcclellan.
7 pMNcE ANTONIO vIs1Ts AN AMERICAN STORE.
About 10 o'clock in the morning Prince An
!! Sonio started down Fifth avenue with Com
msnder Vegas OF tho Reina ReGente Tho
Commander happened to know ono OF tho
young women clerks at Maoy's. or the young
woman happened to know the Commander.
At tho Commanders suggestion the Prince
thought he would like to sec an American
store. They entered. The young woman who
acts - Interpreter In tho store happened to be
ct leisure at Just that time. and they happened
to pass her way. OF course. she said she
would bs delighted to show the Prince about
counter and from one floor to another. OK
planning things to the interested Prince. That
was triumphant march for the pretty inter
preter. and there were other girls In the store
not 10 happy. The Prince visited other stores
and returned to tho Savoy
At 7:45 tho Infanta and tho Marchionsss
Afeo- -Hermosa. both wearing tho gowns which
they afterward wore to the ball. sat down to
dinner In the private dining room. Dinner
was over by about e:15. and then came more
preparations for tho pall In the mean time
d. Z. Bayne. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mr.
! and Mrs. ]. W. Mackay. Gen. and Mrs. J. F.
'Purson. Louis de LEspes. Carlos Como do
I Garmendia. tho British Consul General. W.
7 Lane Booker, Mrs W: Lane Booker. Dr.
SDs anS GSfdy Ms arry OF the
2h. Z, WAITING TO SEE THE PRINcEss
Word had been passed around the hotel that
s$h9 lnfanta and her party were to start for the
!6otel people began to gather in I'h the corridor
md look anxlously up at the elevators.
%h Esry face
ls4ptsd fayorable chair in the corridor.
soqa sbs View efhs
6our and thirty minutes. Other equally curl
o9s psSps Ss leauPged about the corriaSrr
Smith Of the Colon. .Cervsntes Reception Com
tpittes reached the hotel and began 70 confer
}fSvorable seat In the corridor had been taken.
At Just 10 minutes Of II there was q rustic
nisd sht ana lsa 10 tSe u crowd row .Sh a. though
s"FFH shd ts1t .Dpg
OFF FOR THE BALL.
~ q abe passed through the crowd the women
Resst out 10 applause; Mn. She leaned gracefully
os@e tSs
HRcs Antonio. the Marohioness. and tho Duke |
f:ss!:es; ys,, zs,.!ses s,;s s.ps @en.p.
|&xSoI ei W9To WnlTl6u GOWN FlItn avenue IN |
|4he rain. Preceding the Infants and her party |
~ ea6 which tore ;, swiftly y II down the street.
Armstrong. and Frink. who are constantly |
near the Infante during her stay In the city.
9;ss ANXIETY IN THE ASSEMBLY ROOM.
The wait In tho assembly room became |
Hsdious. The first bulletin received from the |
Savoy. after most OF the patronesses. floor |
manngers, and committees had assembled. |
was that the Princess would leave the hotel at !
Q O'Clock, The exercise Of q reasonable degree |
q careiulness 70 e on tho part Of her driver should
When 10 O'Clock arrived. but the Princess
1cd not. direiul rumor was circulated that
caused . great commotion in the assembly
room. and those who were busiest pratising
shsir presentation courtesy ceased their genu.
members OF the Floor Committee were hastily
Qrdered down to the entrance. and told to
ebis 20 lake on the mcnte question. Would
At half-past 10 o'clock an excited young
member OF one Of the committees rushed in