New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
TEN COACHES IN LINE.
THE PARADE OF THE COACHING CLUB.
BRILLIANT SPECTACLE IN FIPTH-AvE. AND
THE PARK-THE OCCUPANTS OF THE COACHES


The Coaching Club had cause for pride and salts
faction at the attractiyeness and success Of its
nual parade. which took place yesterday.
Starting from Madison Square at p.
m. the brilliant line of drags wound its way
between the darborders Of carriages and spectators
foot up FIfth-ave, mp the west side OF the PARK
and down the east side, through Fifth-ave. again.
to Washington Square and back to the Hotel
Brunswick, without mishap and amid uninter-
rupted manifestations Of pleasure from those who
witnessed the rade. The scene at the start was
enough TO swell the heart Of an Englshman used 10
the native and not the imported adopted
coaching spectacle. seldom has Madison square
had a more brilliant setting. The glossy. mettle-
some horses, grays, roans and chestnuts predomi-
mating, alone were well worth seeing The drags
shone in untarnished e9lors Of red, canary brown
and black. The guards and footmen in green coats.
white trunks, top boots and black hats. were the
TARGET of the small boys criticism, which was di-
vded as to their being "Fenians or merely " sus-
poets" The horses and servants of en- h drag were
distinguished by fayors of poppies, daisies,
pink and white roses and other flow
Most Of the coaches were in
line for several minutes before the start, and many
OF those in the parade chatted with their friends on
the curbstone. Now and then dainty ladder was
let down 70 allow late conner 10 mount. The
bright dresses Of the ladies were shown 10 great ad-
vantage against the green foliage of the ire
Wherever there lady there was mass Of
fowers-ap, hands corsage bonnet and para.ol
serving for their disposal
The horses headed TO the sou h, instead of to
the north, as was at first proposed, thus
giving a freer turn around the south end Of the
square. Promptly 40 , o'clock the ,Ound Of the
horn on Colonel jays coach at the head of the Inc
was heard. 1 he men in livery sprang away from
lNg "a nlffGg %
battery. ami c.amhered 10 their places. One hun
dred and sixty hoofs beat n tattoo a. the horses
spurned the pavement, and thc brilliant ne was IN
motion. The crowd on the east side Of the square
swept across TO kIth-ayer up which
the coaches came at swift trot.
Cheers and waving handkercL.efs greeted the pro-
cessiOn at the Hotel Brunswick. the entrance of
Which CrdpeG red and zCld buutIug aul flags.
A number of lags flew from club-hou.es along the
avenue. Windows, door,teps and sidewalks were
filled with admlrlng spectators In the Park there |
was crush OF carriages, winch, drawing ,ide LETT
barely room for tine calvacade 70 p2s'. Here was |
the prettl - effect or the parade a. he Inc OF
color shining through the trees went up and down
the grades OF The drive. Many OF tie crowd !
waited 10 witness thc return Of tine parade. which
could be easily d.scewcd 40 a distance as the |
coaches lowered up above Omuibu>e- and carriages
Ike Jumbo among his companions As the line |
reached Che Hotel Brunswick II was received by |
the occupants Of the Iantyy Coach, which Hugo |
tritsch drove yesterday 20 Yonk"r. and back
4 description OF each coach and team was printed /
IN Yesterdays TRIBUNE There were ten days IN !
line, the occupants OF which were a. OiOws: Colo
ne- William Jay'~-Mrs. jay, Mr. and Mrs |
W. RI. >chieiclu, Miss iiIldl De rlchs and j. ". /
Da.four; r. ~. Sturglss-J, +. kcruochan. q. ;. !
BOWdoiu, H. A. Cos,er. ~. u. Morgan and o.. IL. I,
Redmond. Frederic Brorsor's-Nlrs Bronson Mr. |
ana Mrs ". w. Aston. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. HuuHeNcll: |
j. Y. paTAeI's-Mrs. Whittier. 4. {. Bald VIII. Hiss |
Amy Townsend, Miss kate Buckley anu john Cad |
wailader Isaac If. Rccds-Slrs. Ogden GOeci, !
Miss Warren, Hiss IalcOtt. OF Albany, {. +. WIN !
thrOp and Sidney }. COliOd. Angus BelmO is |
Mrs. Jonn g. HecNsher Miss MOler,Aliss Matthews, !
Perry Barlow and Alexander 3. Duncan; =. X. !
e. Sc ir. Is. =.
Mrs. ii. Is. Livingston and Miss Helen Beckwlth; /
r A. ~cuermerhorn's-llr and Mrs Schicsnger /
Miss Marie Miss MinOt and Mr. Jones; FaIruan !
Rogers s-Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. James >. " r. |
rem. of New YORK, and Morton McSlIcLaei and Miss |
McMichael oil Philadelphia; Delaney kane's-
Mrs. Kane, Mrs John j. Kane, Miss LedJ ard, +. !
Newbold aud c. Stewart.
Airs William Jay. vino sat beside her husband at |
the mead OF the procession wore 4 dress OF black |
satin danas,e Trimmed with black thread iace Her /
cOrsage bouquet as Of yellow Marguerltes and |
j acquemlnot roses Her bonnet was black and |
had yellow and scarlet flowers at the side. Another
cos tune was OF pale blue, and was trimmed with !
white lace. he hat was blue and trimmed |
to match. young lady wore a plain white cos |
tune with "ute nat trimmed Win PINK roses !
A striking costume combined terra Gotta and Per /
sian 1rocae with front 81 pae pink SATIN trimmed |
with RULES OF point duclessc lace. An OraAge-cOl-
Ored costume was completely covered with white |
thread- lace: the bonnet made 10 match, aud the
flowers were JacQuemnOt roses. A wIdc-stTIDed |
black ana white SATIN dress had plain skirt with !
bOuiiante pOlOnaIse OF black SATIN and sleeves OF
TIE striped satin. he trimmings were OF black /
lace cream WNlLt roses lO4ulcu Juc cOIsaeC
bouquet The bonnet was Of Whine tulle and mad |
bunch Of pale pink at The side. ais lady
rled immense bouquet OF pale PINK roses. A |
young lady's dress was of cadet blue and trimmed |
with frogs OF black braid. Her bonnet white !
ana hrr bouquet was composed OF PINK roses. 4 |
white satin ,hrt and a Hussar jacket of velvet |
formed Jaunty costume. wide white |
hat trimmed with white crepe and /
scarlet roses worn with it. A |
garnet satin dress trimmed with point duchesse |
lace and hal % pulled front with two deep hounces !
Ol lace. lie bonnet made To match, and had /
JacqurmIuOt roses at the side, which also formed 1
the cOrsage and hand bouquets. one OF the pref
tIesJ JOilets was oil Tue paiest PINK saun trimmed
worn with It, the flowers being pink and white
roses \ noteworthy dress was mace OF clay-brOwn
combined with Drown striped MORE. The bonnet
was brown, and had long, shaded pink plume.
Iue hONers were JacquemuOt roses. W itu white
satin costume duu Wulte nat there was carried |
WAIte pardsOl trimmed Win spanish Lace Oh which /
were two Dlg bouquets OF PINK roses. Inc LADY mad
a large bouquet OF pax roses IN her lap
Amer the drive the coaching party dIned in the !
new ballroom of the Hotel Brunswick. lie walls |
were Or4aMeuted with hass and banners bearing |
the cluJ's INITIALS and coaching equipments The |
table oval shape and tor seventy persons.
ne centre OF The table laid cut III miniature !
reproduction Of jerome IarA. The grass cOun-
On the graYellcd rICe-track, which extended the
Ieng b OF TIE table, was coach and -FOUR. " ready
for the start, anu mad racer tearing rlderess
around The grand stand and other building 2. we're
initiated IN confectionery. Nine bouquets ABOUT
three feet in diameter, each OF a single KIND Of !
roses, we're set around the table. In 'front.' OF the
president char as the clubs monogram made OF
NO hOrsrsuOcs OF roses and ViOIets. lnc menu WAS
prettiy printed, with a coach and four on the back.
1 ne programme of the music which was rendered
Uy OI.Inorcs Band, Wal printed on satin. The CON-
pauy sat down to dinner a. about y. IL.
-----------------