The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
COACHING.


ANNUAL SPRING PARADE OF The cLuB-TnH
MEET AND THs noUrE-BASQ0ET AT THE
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
The spring parade OF the Coaching Club will tako
place on Saturday, 25th inst. The Drugs as usual
will Tho vest sido OF Madison avenue. facing
Twenty third street, Tho hour fixed being lfteen min
utes past four o'clock. Tho members, together with
those who may accompany Thorn on their drags will
dire together tho Hotel Brunswick the oven.
Ing at seven O'Clock brilliant reunion Is aptici-
patod this occasion by tho officers OF the club,
There Is but one vacancy IN the list OF membership,
and since The clubs last parade three new drags
have been added to tho number the muster roll
These tho property OF Mr. y. Augustus Scherincr-
horn Mr George K. Fearing and Mr. James V. Parker
It'll certain that the public will DO treated to an cxhi-
billion Of the coaches on tho annual turnout. IN
addition to ,LSse owned by the older members, and
which have become familiar TO tho citizens Of New
York Now dresses were given TO many Of the draga
during the past winter the outlook Tor enjoya.
bic time may reasonably be termed very encourag.
ing.
In the spring Of 1877 there were drags in tho
limo Of parade. THIS year the number viii certainly
be increased, so with iar day oIthe 25th inst.
attractive picture will be presented 10 tho thousands
who Will gather along The streets through which the
is around Madison Park TO Fifth avenue thence up
Tint thorousnlarc to Central Park tlNough tho latter
10 Stetson's, wnere short halt may be made ke-
turning, drags viii pass through the Park, down
Filih avenue 10 Washington square, when, winding
The fountain, the coacntnen VIII make quick
time 10 the Hotel b. unswck. ny this hour the
dinner Will be ready and, with appetites made Keen
ny tho drivc, aud all viii undouDtedy appreciate
Tic repast.
MEMBERS AND orFIcERs.
Tho members OF the Coaching CLUB nro now as fo-
lows:-Mr. August Belmont, Mr.. August belmont, Jr;
Mr. Perry BeIinont, SIR james Gordon Bcnuett. Mr..
FREDERIC Bronson. MIR. William p. Douglas, Dr. Hugo
o Fritsch, Mr. George X. Fearing, Mr. Theodore a.
huvemeyc., AIR. George Grswolu Haven, Colonel
William Jay NJ Leonard Jerome Colonel De Lanccy
Kane, Commodore s. Nichols0u Kane, N. 4 Y.C.; air.
Pierre Lorlllurd Mr.. Frederic Nelson, MIR. Thomas
N.wbold, Mr.. Jane, V. Parker, Mr. A. rhorndlke Rice,
Augustus Schernernorn, Mr.. George Peabody Wet
more aud Mr.. Augustus Whiting.
william jay; Vice President, b. iaaccy Kane secrc.
tury and treasurer, Freuerc Bronson; Executive
COMMITTEES. August Belmont ana William r Douglas
In me recent dslvo Of tho Tally Ho to Phaacl-
phia and back Inc puUlc came to know better
tina ever before now expert the cluD members are
urivlng tour horses, ana II may remember ~ tins
CONNECTION that rule reads :--''No ono shall Ds
Gil golc Tor membership III the Coaching Cluo ualess
he drive four h9rscs, nor uuess he snail DO tho
owner oil u drag III whole or In part nor shall any
be eligible unless he owns at least oneourth Of
drag"
Upon the occasion oi these club parades, particu .
larry hat Of the spring, when ali the members are N
OF tho eleven coaches ia limo last May
ten several ladies', and FULLY as many OF tue
tair sex may be cxpectel the coming puUllc re-
union. No peter evidence need DC required OF the
favor with WINCH coachins Is looked upon by the
ladies Philadelphia trip, as among the
OF thousands Who greeted tho drag through Jer-
scy received the VISITORS IN the Quaker CITY none
moro enthusiastic than the fairer portion OF
creation.
Colonel William Jay will hcad the parade on the
25tn INST anu Colonel De Lancey Kano bring up tho
rear, these positions being assigned 20 the president
ana president OF the club uuder its rules