The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-26

moro sitting behind good looking team OF coach
horses The whcslers wore dark bays standing about
sixteen hands ana .ss ~ and snss,ns. !. The lead
dark blue body, with vermiion running gear aud
built Ly Holland 4 HOLLAND. Of LONDON Tho seats
were upholstered IN blue cloth and tho harness
on The box py Mrs. sheldon. and the other guests
Miss A. scrimson, hrs @. Morgan, Mr.. Nicholas
Kane and M +. Cushing
m. TnEoDoRn nAvxREsYER.
tho crowd 10 take look At Mr. Havermeyer's team
four browns looked In excellent order their work
on the Pniladslphia drive had dono them good. The
York, and has q dark blue body with black running
gear. The seats were covered with q light brown
Hsvormeysr was acoomsan,sa on A. the box BY Mira.
noonan, Mas De Luso and Mr.. Harry oolr'chs
HUGO PRiTscIi.
Close behind Nj. Havormeysr came the yellow and
black couch or Mr.. Hugo frilscn, the Austrian Con-
sui, of tho best horsod coaches the l,ne Mr..
Fritsch sitting over magnificent team yesterday
composed OF three roans and chestnut They
harness. Tho coach was Uu,I, Gy Peters / sons, Of
London ar Fr s divided ne boz seq. wisn Me-.
Gilbert, Mr.. Dickcy and Mr. J. SeaverR
NIX. yREDgRrcK BRONSON.
couple Of minutes elapsed and Colonel Delaney
get away whom Mr. Frederick Bronson ratified through
Twenty sixth street, and, wheeling rght,
ssons op va. Srs team o. says ana
brown, nitchsd 10 brass mounted harness 20 coach
Duil, BY Peters Sons, q LoudoD Tho body Of tho
ming gear. Mr.. Bronson accompanied by
Mrs Bronson who shared the box seat, Miss
Potter, Miss Travers and Mr.. John Balfour.
DRIVE Up yIrru
:. As soon as Mr. Bronson arrived Colonel Delaney
Twonty.third street, round Madison Park, iuto Fifth
avenue. AS rs the coaches moved or there was
general rush on the part Of The spectators TO cross
avenue. There was also y dash on the part of the
Johus OF the countless carriages that had been
otox nA ev6f ot.e
Tue members Of the Coaching Grub must nave
islt pleased ~ the ovation they received us
been over 1--WE thousand people between the Finn
Avenue Hotel and the Brunswick. Every stoop was
packed WITH people and every washable window bear
balconies in front OF She Brunswick were crowned
with handsomely dressed ladies' and gentlemen, and
almost an imposs,bity to force n passage Tho
carriages wore drawn up two deep along the
coaches, ana The majority Of Tho driving
public had the good taste 10 let The coaches get ahead
before they Joined IN the procession: There were
intention Of accompanying the coaches throughout
the entire drive, but there was Such jam Filth
avenue that they could not get through the crowd,
and had be content with meeting them rs they
csmo home. There was no time lost on the drive up
Fifth avenue, and all along the route the people lined
tho sidewalks and occupied The ssoops ana the van
taxe points.
There was trsmendsus csssA q carriages q tho
riny.nluth street. entrance 10 Mo Park, but clear
lane was left isr the coaches. and they were
rolling OVER the smooth roads ~ pretty fast trot.
barouchss, launAaus phaetons, dog carte, T carts,
tong bugges and all KINDS VI carriages swept along
ai,er thon immense surging wave, bu, guarded
Wy q couple Of mounted PARK policemen, Colonel
Kane had no difficulty n finding plenty OF room Tor
the Tally no and i,s attendant satellites Countless
-; ~! vlas, ana ate. ter. 'hoy Ia, parsed
ing 10 swell tho ,hrong thpa had followed them
Through Fit,h avenue Taking the LEFT hand road
Webster monument his lss, and then snort halt
madc Of about halt q minute, which allowed The
s.ragslsrs 70 close up The PARK never looked more
green foliage, and the close moved turf covered
with the richest kind Of vcrdure. Passing the
q moment 70 g'vo ths Club a cheer as they
drove down past tho lake and along the road
were DOT il grss. force. AZ Z. least some nifty or
sixty ladies' and gentlemen aaIIoped along the
dnS 'Ss 10 su xsphs
reservoir, past Mount 81 Vincent, where = number
Of carriages and spectators had taken up position
risges all along tbs drive on tho way homo,
and tho fair occupants waved their and
The lett she Park about half i've
down Filth avenue very fast through line OF CAR
.na. were drawn VA up along .ns I.s
people 70 como out and take look NJ the coacnos,
and tho sidewalks were literally packed with
the people all the way down finh avenue. they
pussed the brunswick few minutes before
Six O'Clock r. NJ, and coulinusd down ruin
avorue TO Washington square and then back
to tho brunswick, where thcy arrived In the
same order as they started. There were several
thousand people congregaed around the hotel 10
the. party dsmount, portion Of the entertainment
that occupied about ven minutes only two coaches
could get near the door oil the Brunswick ~ the
tine.
DINNER.
AS soon as the gaests had dismountcd they
escorted 10 tho reception parIor the
first floor. whore some twenty minutes elapsed
before dinner announced. The ban
quct WAS held in the dining room on The
lwenty-s.xth street oud OF the hotel, where
han been set for about eighty guests There
long tables reaching the entrs length Of the
room, connected at one end by a short table where
the presiding officer located Tho tables
auep with incent baskets vi flowers AMI artistic
designs IN the pastry confectionery limo. The bills
OF Iare were very handsomely gotten up with appro
priatc coaching designs the back OF one and
the otncr sin the words sConching CLUB, VAR rs.
1878" The following IL u copy OF tho bill OF iarc:-
ME:U.
Little Neck CLANS,