New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
INCIDENTS OF THE PARADE.

Several new coaches have recently been
added 70 the New-York Coaching Club, its roll OF mem
hers has and much has been done to plant
this pastme OF the wealthy English upon American SOIL
still rmer The annual parade OF the Club TOOK place
Yesterday afternoon. Fifth-ave. was crowded; the
altoona windows and balconies gorgeous with Color
ond the sdewaks we're filled from Madison Square
10 Central Park Prom a few OF the houses naRs
were unfurled, and the Hotel Bruns"lok' 1ne
HEADQUARTERS OF the Club was blaze OF coior'
The front balcony draped with scarlet coth eni-
broidered I'm gold for this centre'pece, also EN-
broidered in gold, American shield with TWO StrIuP
and snafle-bit a blue ground. inc avenue titn'
down TO Madison Square thcly lined with Vehcles
including some Of the finest turnouts IN tne Guy
doqcart with pair of beautiful bays was novelty as
was also Whitechapel with two housekeeping browns
in tandem.
Five o'clock was hour named for starting but Tor
once the coaches were a few minutes behind the
"coeching time" of the Brunswick. During these le"
minutes the crowd entertained with sight OF one
or other of the coaches huryug past to the place OF rem
desyous at the OF Madison Square At about hve
minutes past the hour the horn OF FOWnes' the heau
guard OF the Club, was heard, ana oil heoks
were craned forward in the direction OF the
square, First came Colonel Jay, the president
OF the club driving the "Pioncer" coach
and handling with dexterity handsome team OF four
bays Then followed the coach OF August BemontWith
four bays that might all have como from the same stocR
40 beautifully were they matched. lie pulled up rather
shortly at the corner OF Twentysevenh St. ana hugo
Fritsch who was close behind with his coach, narrowly
avoided collision. As Pierre Lorlard came up to the
same point one Of his leaders baked slightly. In both
oases tho guards wcre down and at the horses heads
with wonderful smartnoss The rest passed by more
steadily.
Mr. Bronson, the secretary OF the Club drove tue
tvelve coach having his wife the boxseat with him,
and Mrs W. W. Astor directly behind him. Then came
Colonel Delaney Kane, with his famous Tally ho
Coach and a spanking team composed OF n roam ana
chestput leading aud chestnut aud brown at the
wheel There was cheering but the Appearance OF
the horses excited many admiring commch's' MI
nearly n the seats on the coaches occupied and
the number Of ladies OF the party was comparatively
small. They appeared to have adopted no special
toilet for the occasions the case last year. but
were dressed in Summer costumes delicate shades OF
lilac and amber-grey predominating.
The coaches proceeded lesurelY mp FlfthaYc 10 Ceh
trail Park entering through the Fifth Avenue or schol-
ors, GateD Then n smarter pace was taken, ana
the vehicles bowled smoothly along the drive 10 the
Marble Arch, the south end OF the MAIL where lnt
turned into the West Dr,vs hm% Condition and cool
breeze meeting the party all the way, lhe Vac
busily engaged pOtting out plants, ana areh9Y lne
green sward covered with bright colored no"eIS
The party crossed the Mount st. Vincent by the drive
opposite the mount came down the east drive 20 tl9
Srholnrs' Gate the place OF entrance, ana reluEneu
down Fiithave. They passed the Hotel BTnnswlck AZ
ten minutes past g. and drovS down 10 pn rnG
| ne fonntsIn and returning direct to the Hotel
BrunswiCk where thew arrived at halfpast o. large
number Of vehicles Joined In the par"de and upoh us
return there still large crowd assemoeu III tne
vicinity of the Brunswick. The names OF tue gclemei
ard ladies composing the party VIII be i0unu DelOW a.
O'Clock they dinner together nj the Hotel
wick All of those mentioned being present with
| tine exception OF Colonel Reed and Mr. Haven 49,
JAY, CoioNEL WILLIAM, yellow coach, red under car
| rage n team of onr bays MIS- Jay, MT anu Dts
FranckIey MISS Work Mr.. Baford.
| BELMONT, AUGUST, tr., maroon coach, maroon unucT
! carriage verniliOn lines four dark bays. Mrs
Cushing, Mr.. and Mrs. HowIand, Miss Dehone Mr..
HUGO FRiTs H. dark yellow coach. four browns. Mira.
| Lowry the Misses Gilbert. Mr.. Lowry, Pmip Allen
| TWO cIestuuts. Mr.. LOrillaId, MIS- DuerI MT r.
| GtswOld Miss Buckley. ,,
PERRY BELMONT. the new club coach, the " floneer;
| two browns ana two rOaus. JuuBS Munsoh' ~
| Peters, g. Kane j, g. X. Lawrence, :. Cram
JAMES PARKER, blue coach black under carriage rGd
| lines four chestnuts MI nhu MIS- bOWdOlh, ht'
| and Mra. Bernherd hrs Gray.
| JEROME LEONARD W., white coach, blue under car
rage. white lines; chestnut aud brown leading, aud
pair OF browns, Mrs. Iirrkscher' NJ van hOHhun
Miss Jerome, Mr. q. Howland. 49,,
ScuFRNERIIORH August f., r, Il COACH VernllOn under
carriage chestnut and brown leading ana chestnut
and brown Mrs. Beache Emmett, Mr. Ogdan.
REED. COLONEL blue cOHch red undcr-rufrlhge; FOUR
| browns. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KcrnOchan Miss Lizzie
RemsOn, Mr. BigelOw.
| Havemcyer, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bradford Miss Setback,
Mr.. BliidhDln.
G. q. HAVEN. blue coach Yermh0n under carriage; n
brown and gray leading, auu par or clesthuIA
Miss Uaven Mr.. j. n. n. Gnsw0d Miss Wolfe
T. BRONSON the secretary OF the CLUB dark bue COACH
verlmlOn hnder carriage; par OF chestnut lending
and a black aud n gray Mr.. Br0nsOn, Mfs WV.
AstOr Miss Jones' Mr. WetmOre Sir Bachc Cuuard.
| COLONEL Delaney KANE, the Tally HO " coach, a
roam aud chestnut Leading, and a chestnut and
brown. Mrs. Kane, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. l. Kane MISS
| Iscn, Campbell steward
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