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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
TO HELCOME THE INFANTA.
SHE WILL co TO WASHINGTON BEFORE COMING
TO NETWORK CITY.

ohl1 WILL 90 TO WASHINGTON BEFORE COMiNU
TO NETWORK CITY.
The Infanta Ealie will not land in New York
on her arrival from Havana She will be conveyed
from the man-ofwar 10 Jersey City. and will 90 d.
rectly to Washington. 1t said yesterday py
One CT the committee Of the ball to DC gwen in her
honor that the Spanish Minister had received word
from the lnfanta that the date of May - would b"
agreeable TO her. This information came through
the Court Chamberlain. who accompanies the In
fania. 1t is said that she could not be- pro cnt at
Il public ball. owing to the rules OF court etiquette
At the ball the ladies OF the committee will be pre-
scented to the Infanta. but others. she will
then take her place in private box with
the members OF her suite. At supper the
lnfanta viii have table 'part from the general
company. at which doubt of the patr nesSeS
will be invited to sit. The tickets will be disposed of
In strictly private manner, and only those known TO
the committee will BE- asked 10 subscribe. The New
York women prominent in society who have been i'll
vitcd to be patronosscs have. with scarcely an eN-
ccption, consented TO act. The committee from the
Circulo Colon Ccrvante, which will have control Of
the lall elected the Duke of vcagua honorary presi
dent The officers Of the club ar" Dr. Juan d.
Navarro, ConsulGcncra Of Mexico. president: Artist
dcs Martinez vice president: santiago Smthers.
treasurer. and Enrique Mc-a, secretary. The Am
mite, Of arrangements for the bali consists Of
Arturo Cuyas chairman santiago snih,rS, treasurer
Antonio tuyas. lr.. secretary j. VI. Ccballos, Jose
Garcia Emmons Clark lr., / - Julio Henna, Albert
Falcon :. Mallc Provost, rciro de Folez, Arstd'S
Martinez, Enrique ROsO, X. A. L. smith and jose
A. del Vale.
The cruiser Dolphin. which has been fitted up u
take place of tac wrecked despatch as the Olncal
Yacht OF the President and secretary OF the Navy.
nas left her anchorage in the North dyor and was al
he Navy Yard Yesterday. ne blow which she lc-
eciv,d from the British tramp steamer Mississippi
lew DAYS a.o badly dcntcd three OF her steel
plates 70 the lines OF her stern, ana She Will
put Gry-dOch TO have the repairs Lade.
secretary Herbert mas selected her To welcome the
Infania. Commander Charles II. Davis MO has
teen detailed to represent the PRESIDENT. ana TO be
her special escort, VIII 20 down IA" bay on the
Dolphin to receive the visitor with the iul honOrs
cue TO Il royal person Ol her rank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
MEETINGS AND EMBELLISHMENTS.

The closing exercises OF the Industrial School Of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church. at onehundrsi and twenty
crst. and Madtsonave.. will take place in the church
and its chare Friday evening May 10. There will be
sale OF articles made by the school after the enter.
tainment and exhibit Of sowing cooking and
seating
The Young Ladies' Charitable Society Will have re'
cepon and entertainment at M1eDnerchor Hall Sunday
evening.
The New.York branch OF the Association OF Collegiate
Aumnae will have meeting at 80 IN. tomorrow AZ
No. Il West Forty .fourth-st. Miss Mclean. OF the
College Settlement Will give short Of her work.
and Professor C. Brace Of Vassar College VIII ao
meeting on subject of THE Modern Political
Life of France.''
The oaorca by the students OF the commercia
department. Of La Sale Academy will take place az Acao"y
Hail. No As second-st.. at 80 p. m. to-day.
A lecture entitled The Land OF Shakespeare Illus
tacd with colored views will be given this evening
Ly D. L. Emendor in the lecture 70 m OF the fourtn
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Twenty second'st' ah0
Fourthave. at SIS p. N.
The Armenian Philharmonic Society will give an en-
tetainment and bail at Arlington Hall, No. ID Ss
Minass Teheraz professor Armenian language 10
Kings College, London, who Is said n be one OF inc
most Jealous advocates of his country in Engen@
Speeches will be made by Robert Stein, Of Washington
and Mr.. Levy member Of the Peace society OF Phila-
ielDhia number OF views OF old Armenian dwellfnge
ETC. will De by the aid OF magic lantern. The
orchestra Of organization will play number o.
Armenian airs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
DEATH or MRS. JANE ANN coz.

Mrs Jane Ann Coo, the mother OF George N
Van Mort prominently known In connection VII
the state t;overnmcnt and later with the Park De
paItmcnt and the Commission OF Public WORKS OF
New York died on Monday. She was a descendant
Of IN, Oldest Long Island families the DuryeaS ana
Mcserolc dating back to French lugenot origin
in tho porson Of Peter Prau at time laying claim
10 al Grcenpoint She born In 1SOJ. her la'her
Jacobus Cllyer, then living at the old Greehpoih'
hOmf stead Her motto name was Jane DurNr''
in 1925 She was urGed in marriage win BehJ""''"
Van Mort, whose death occurred In 1901 i"''i -
life she was married To John Coe. she remove"
10 Brooklyn. where She lived until recently, changing
hr house 10 that OF her son In Ncw-lorh Inv
funeral was held at her home, NO. 21' "eS'y f"'S
ffth-st and conducted by the Rev. Mauis , H.
Peters pastor Of the BlOOmInadalc ~ iorilsu rhc
where She attended until the time OIL h,r o''''A' Inv
burial was at NcwbuIg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
, PrcFpTJON BY SPANISH RESIDENTS.

The Crcnlo Colon crVantcs held q reception last
evening at its Clubhouse Fifth-ave. and Nineteenth
IT, in honor OF the officers Of the spanish, Italian
and Spani,h-Amcri an vessels here. Tie clubhouse
was handsomely decorated with The spanish, Italian
BRAZILIAN and Argcnnian colors, and over tr IN
i.Ince to the ballroom the standards Of the Houses
Of CASTLE and Aragon were tastcfully dialsd Inc
women friends OF the members aided IN receiving the
guests \ dinner followed the reception and dancing
vas continued until morning. Inc Officers present
were Juan Ngnau, commander OF the Nina k"drrigo
Garcia lnosada commander II the Pinia, ana Their
aids: the oflcers of the santa Maria and Rcna Re
gen,e were also present The Mexican, Hp4hH'
Argentine and Italian cOnsuls were present IN"
officers Of the club J. " Navarro president :
4 Martinez president. :. smiihris. treasurer,
and H. Mesa, secretary. Among thUs/ pres M were
Mr. and Mrs COntInscau. +. >pin"ill, hr. AM MI.
" Sampler the Misses eampcr, Mr. anc Mrs lIlilo
lopoz Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nard Kemp or. ~ %
.f,uitrras Mr.. and Mr.. Manuel p0rros Mr. ana MI.
I.sus NidaL Miss VIDAL Mr.. and MIR. J. /. Na,Inrz'
DR. and Mrs J. J. Icnna. Mr.. and Mr.. i. Nc
,lccnt. Toledo, Marie GOdoy. Miss Bucrra, MIS-
I,,nch!ta Del Vale. Mis- Mctrcy, Mr.. Farm'ndll,
Mis- yiuocl Mr.. t. Prachatt. the Mss'o frachatl
/gcharia. Harlios DR.. ID. VI. ,ahat"r, A. silva, D. NJ
CebalIos Mr. and Mrs.. r.. Castillon. !. Miranda y
iercL Antonio Cuya>. J. W. Navarro. l.. Arn"lteTos
lose de- la RDza, DR.. Arrange. Juan Ca,Ina-. George
w. Kemp +. InOco. Juan g.. li11n l. IoccI' u.
lncornen G.. II. Danlorh and Alberto Leon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Charles II. Alexander Of No. a. East Fifty
,hird.st, gave reception yesterday afternoon Tor
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Emery, who has JUST re-
turned her wedding trip Mrs. Alexander wore
a gown OF black brocadc trimmed with purple satin
Mrs Emery wore mauve Benganc and her sister, MISS
Minelle Alexander, straw colorcd crepe and satin
During the hours of the reception there was music
bv a Hungarian band. Among the guests We're Mrs
Ishan Allen Mrs F. II. Benedict the Misses Coudert
Mrs Charles Leland, Miss Luisita Leland, Baron
Hosenkranz, Charles G.. Boyd Mrs. X. ogden Doremus
Miss Doremus, Mrs. W. e.. Davies Miss Davies,
CANAAN and Mrs. Gillespie Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Chaplin Mrs. George Z. Andrews, Miss Lille Graham
and DE Forest Manicc.
Albert Morris BagbIy gave small reception for
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowery Of Minneapolis. yes
,,rd,y afternoon, at the Rembrandt. No. 152 West
Ffty.sevcnth.. Nine. Rolla sang, and Miss Kath
eIinc Campbell played some piano solos. Among
thcs. present were Mrs A. Il. Lawrence. Miss Ruth
LAWRENCE Mrs. James JIude Bcckman, Mrs. J
Frederick Person Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett Mrs. Louisa
McAllister, Miss Florence sands, Miss Anna Jackson
Mis- Rhodes, Of Providence; Miss Bagby, Captain
Jobnson OF the Kings Regiment Halifax: Prince
Ionistowsk the Hon. fitzgerald Peploc, of England ;
George Munzig, william slavery Lower Paul du
Chailu Nelson Lewis, john Davis and Charles F. y
Wyndhsm Quin.
The wedding of Miss Amy Bend to Lanfear Norric
will probably not take place until the first week in
June
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Vanderbilt started for Newport
Yesterday morning on their yacht. the ConqucrOr
They Will go at once to their beautiful Newport place
Rough Point, where they will stay for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt viii 60 TO Chicago Ill the
autumn.
AT shcrry'S by the Russian Consul General and Nine
Okrowsky, i'll honor OF the Grand Duke Alexander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
WHAT THE TENNIS PLAYERS ARE DOING.

The grounds of the West side TENNIS 'iub were
onon,4 Tor the season Yesterday afternoon. n Wrg'
number Of the members wcr" present, ana many
,r,c,,ce camcs were played. The club has four OF
the finest earth courts in the city at Eehty -hhth
st. and Central Park West
The Knickcrbocker Tennis Club VIII hOm SuD'ctlp
uon musicale and dance this evening N III" Eome
~, Mrs David F. Austen. hrighsdcs Wc'ichcster-
,vo and the south, IN boulevard. The proceeds oi
this entertainment will be used TO buy prizes Tor the
omen handicap tournament of the ciiD % DC hen
during The week Of July 3.
The Ariel Tennis Club has announced that the com
mItcc which will handicap the players III the" an
nual open handicap tournament to be held durihg inc
week Of June ., will be composed OF valentine IT,
Hall stephen e. Millet and John /. HOBART
\ meeting OF the Executive Commute" OF the Man
haitian Tennis Association will be held on Monday
fternoon ut the grounds OF the Fifth Avenue Tennis
cquh One-hundrcd and twenty seventh ST. and Fifth
The club handicap tournament OF the knckerbocker
Tennis club. which was scheduled 10 peSih Wmorrow,
has hccn postponed hy the committee. The new
date will Re announced later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
THE ASHES OF Mss LYLLTAN POOLE.

Funeral services over the ashes OF Miss Lyllan Poole.
rho unc actress who died in Pittsburg April 30 and
whose ody was orenated In tina; city few days ago,
were held in St. Georges Church yesterday aft rnoon.
Inc Kcy. Dr. w =. Rainsiord, rector OF the church.
read the service. TIE choir composed OF double
quartet MI friends OF the dead girl. The choir sang
Art Thou Weary ~ abide With Me-" and Led
Kindly Light"
IN, ashes were in a bronze urn which was inciosod
N a ccilr Lox. On the font panel was portrait OF
the ad girl incasod behind a heavy beyell'd glass;
After the Niccs the box containing the ashes was aHei
charge Of by her father sidney &. Poole, OF NO Oi
West Twenty thirist 1t will be placed under glass
ease and Will remain at his home. IL at tie DEAD
gIs request that hr body was crcmatci ana the SER
vices h Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
MEETING OF THE UNION LEAGtE Gu H.

The regular nonthy meeting Oh the Ch'o' H-"r''
,,uh wa, he'd lat night. II lasted about hF'
t,,,o. and ? sultei In the election 10 HcrD r
,hip Of Frank \. Munscy "a" pnbioacr' Oh 40
81 warren.st; H. {. Knox. Of Paterson. ~ j.
en- secretary Benjamin /. Tracy ami hd"ih H.
Mcr, Mr. hnoA Is a nephew Of Johi Jay hnoN. at onc
lima Controller OF the Currency, who dcd some time
az, These were all thst were picscht'd' Al
,, head Of the ticket appeared the following "h'h was
aid 10 have put there for the bcneht oi some 81 ue
Younger member, Of the cub.
-, stated meeting OF the Committee Oh Admissions
- roc Union League club he'd at the clubhouse On
sGay the day of NJ rcn. 1917, at oc!o. p III"
,l,. following resolution unanimously Adopted
Resolved. That thc Committee On ADMISSIONS VIII IT,
oie the fullest information respecting al persons NHD''
80. are uioIosoC for membership viii hereafter
object 10 placing candida.eh booIo the club ios election
unIoss they are recommended satisfactorily b. letter by
their pioloses aid are personally known to some mem
I., If thi, committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The new American Theatre will open next THURSDAY
evening. T. Henry French that he l. positive mss
the theatre will ready at that time The decoraor@
ar, working night and day and say they shall DC ahio
- .urn the house over 10 Mr. French that time. Tho
pr ,digal Daughter" with which the theotre VIII oi"n.
has been in rehearsal for weeks.
Az the Casino last night Miss Louise Montague Gang
now song in the second oct OF "AdCnis." which was
,scd for her by Julian edwards. IL viii be con-
tlnued for ONE yeeks.
l'ae run OF The ,iurrd>man" will end and the Ly'
caum Theatre will close for the summer saturday
night Of neat week.
Sus,,.o which written by \. Dulu and H. ChiNot ana
has music by Leon Vasseur. IL will have 1t tran -
iqd and will y. rhap produce it at the American Theatre
large rorty Of naval officers ard their f'ehd' "a"
,,,,o,der salvini i'm The Three Guardsmen' at he
Manhattan Opera House las7 night $50
A mistaken report has been circulated mat James w.
Norrs.ev T. 70 resign his position At the Madison Square
Garden H., hos no intention OF dong 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
, SCHOOL NOT A COLLEGE. OF ACTING.

The pamc the dramatic school orgaihh'u =!
xeson Whoatcroft has cen changed from the Empire
theatre pr,mauc College to the Empire Theatre Ora.
matte School This Is because OF letter rom MeNi
Dewey secretary OF the University OF th' state OF wv
York and director Of the state Library TO Mt Whea''
,, In which he saws: '.Nv Official attention has been
called 10 an obvious oversight In regard 20 tn law III
th, proposed name OF your training hool send you
cony and YOU viii Sec. SO that the name college
cannot assumed without college chsr'er. 10" a''
entirely free, however. 10 take the name schoo ~
st,rte, seminary or anything except university or
college, am glad OF this occasion to express my
own personal interest the effort TO rats" inc "c'o
profession by this systematic training and am very eai
10 SEQ I'm this Ginning you Will examine As 10 gen.
, caucaaon a. well as natural aptitude for the WORK
believe that II you MAINTAIN hzh standard tn, schoo'
hound 70 be successful and productive OF great good
and YOU have nv waImcst sympatlns in the Undertaking
We for lrof ssiona schools the "oti se"oo' "o"
n, the more dpnined and desirable term"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

MrKEN-sudicnly, on May 10TH Inst 'O"'' '''''
RELATIVES and friend. Of family are re,pctfglyn in'isG
attend the pn .T,v se[ TSiac AZ al ms celock
,nerneSt az Seneca Falls on saturday afternoon.
into ss q r r"sf'S Se .s Ass
'st E Widow ' Of Se "a n coSn on saur.
FS s% Nav sGr, lst at a. Is'a oSIoSk nu''"
y, May and 10 cGsnis e. coa
Dor.thy soS daps rssT and S : Gay ysof anu
Funeral private =
Louise wcntworth daugher the late Charles Ely Of
S az W.s, sprncaed Mass OF saturday May 18Th.
at IL rs o'clock, on arrNsl OF tla"' ,,.. 4, ~.
KIyG-on Thur,tay. May 1lth MIS-. Nancy King IN @s
Rstss and invited TO ssnd tse on tans s
services at her late r,;O,., 10 o'clock
InterIncnt private. 49, ,s.. "a
LEEon May TO- a. his late ths sspS yeas
OF bi; age ,,. will ,e held at ST, stephen. Church.
tbs eas. o, stonave satu DAY morning.
Nav IS. At . o'slSc.
Baltinore and Philadelphia PAPER Please COPY v.,
q; Sat GsSeS f % 81 Mas
attend the t,f t"nGa ss.p S"r .a' charcS sh q
exinaSona,e, S,p S4 yJ6 T9,9in Rsjos%! NJ
0E RiGIcSfHARp KAIIsl NJ. D., secretary. President
The Medical Society Of the County OF ass
rsqac,ts f acH5 'A d. fT% S% ST. spea
rharS east Of Lexngcnae. saturday May iSn '"'''
at s5% E yEq II p B. 5 ri;'
p,rK,nDIn re SOW CITY, May lo:h or pneumonia May
Ann Everett wife u Geo W. fa,huI ,o,ook from tia
ro,annc" 81 her 2 andnoheT, Mrs NJ A Smith, 40
Brooklyn.
Intef Mcnt private"
SsR. wsdncda a. S My ' O ss aged II
days ,,...o ~, pro.nect Place Bnook.
lyn o. ,s'% "hTs, MaS ' 81 tn: a. family H.
vow Tesy May s at h Hsn late s,.. :i
widow Of the late Richard Won Hrlesen aged -,
rnnSrai pryae on Friday May 18th. at 10 o'clock o. m.
,ryrry On n,e 10th inst. SARAH willow Of John y.
"Zahlry aged - years. month. ami o days
r,ner,i AZ D. M. Friday, at NO. lSs Fast li2th-se
i,n' mont AZ Wilmington, Delaware, saturday.
Omit flowers ,.... oorv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
LIWy TENNIS rs BROOhLYN.
TIE TOURNAMENT or TIE PROSPECT HEIGHTS
CLUB ENDED.

TIE ror-Ry,MENT OF TIE PROSPECT HEIGHTS
CLUB ENDED.
The bright weather Of Yesterday afternoon
.,,, snail number Of spectators 10 the grounds OF
,,, p,ospect Heights Tennis Club In niohs''' heu
I,ichtboyc to sec the final matches In the open h'u
can tournament % ia" club. OWING 10 S"'H'i '"'S
~, 4, ,ho donhlcs IN. matches were ali PLAYED Oh
ard the tournament was brought TO Suc'cS'u' .'''
The New York players captured all SIN oi '"' pm
W. f. Parker. of the N"wNork I'hhS ''''' "', y,
IN 10th single, and doubles; L. p. Fischer, OF the
-, .,,,,c,or Tennis Club won first In the doubles :
p,rmly parct q the Knickerbocher le"hiS 'i'o
49, .,, IN tho singles, and .. VI. BC,twck ana
- n .rhrrlcr both If the LcnoX Tennis CLUB, won
second In the doubles.
In M. first match yesterday Pnret met Clark
conceaing to him handicap oi thirty N''.f INV
score had reached five games TO three ana lorN
Gftccn againN him the New-lork payer "oho up
and pulled out the match by WINNIE zen VI VIZ
noxt Twelve games In the final match OF the SIN
clio. Parker defeated Paret rather easily Inc
former showed almos, phenomenal skill at tiih's
ubiIe poret was sadly out Of form and tired from Ms
frs, match. and. although the games were he"rN
u close they went to Parker with surprising reg"
lcrtv There being cnly one scratch team IN inc
doubles that contest lest much OF It's INTEREST,"
,,orc, ,he final match was we'll played iesier-
"'I Nsn's ,inccs. semi final round-J. Parmly Paret
Knckcrbocker Tennis club scratch peat ,hi,
o. Clark PrcspGct Heights y ITnhF t rsr,cr New
yorl, Tennis club ,scratchD. beat j. Pirniv rare,
Knickcrbcchcr Tennis club scratch - r;scncr
Yn Mi Tennis club and william f. Parker
Ncw.York Tennis club scratch. beat {. D ni.l
Sow Work Tennis Club. and Frederick ;: iafMr
TrCs,,act Heights Tennis Club (hnftiiry). e 81
Final round Edwin r Fischer. Knickerbocker Tennis
Ii"ni @ beat {" " B"stwck and r. D.. Thurber.
enox Tennis Climb half-hftcen). 0-3' g. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12


A charmincy simple and chic' costum" from ha''
RcllyS Is OF electric bue canvas crcnu, very
Sly i,h material that combines the apparently "p
po,e qualifications Of stiffness and neXbility. The
skirt Is rather tightly gorcd 10 the knee, and Is the"
finished with a Deep naring nouncc which Is welded
If one may 50 express the perfectly smooth JOHNS
into tie upper half with three graduated. nut'd Don
peatng, OF black satin trimming. Inc podic'
+, an admirably fitted Eton jacket cut rather close III
front with a tl, Jog at the neck TO show II little
more OF the white crcpon front. which Is thckll
plcatcd with accordion plrats small White,
straight collar OF the crepon Is turned over blach
satin band at the neck and Il belt OF black satin I'D
bon Is fastened to the skirt and has small fun
bow with long ends In front, the jacket also being
finished with II narrow black quilting OF satin Inserted
at the edge. while the sleeves, which were very
gracefully drupcd were OF the material As the
dress.
Kate Reilly In America Is, rs every one Knows NOT
Kate Reilly at all, that lady having long since Deen
the wifi. OF an English officer In the Guards nhr'
however mantalns personal supervision oi h'r
main establishment In London OF which her New
York house i simply branch. she drives mo n "n
every morning with her husband from thrr pl'c'
lu-t out London. aud leaves him at headquarters
on her way 10 the prosperous concern when rr
talent ard business qualities nave rendered 80 ",a'S
known and - popular. \ gentleman VINO once dn'u
with This oddly assorted couple says that they nVe
most charminglV and, although most OF their inu
mates know of her occupation, II i seldom alluded
y, and wand never be- suspected. the house and home
life being thing quite apart from her business afairS