New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
COACHES IN LINE
A FINE PARADE UP THE AVENUE.

THE OCCUPANTS or TIE coAcHEs-How TIE
LADIES WERE DREssED-Two MIsnAPs.
The annual parade Of the Coaching Club yes
terdav made fascinating spectacle The sight was Viewed
by crowds Of people throngcd Ffthaye. and Central
Park II was declared to be the finest exhibition ever
given by the club The start made at exactly D. m
from the east side OF Madison Square, the horses headng
south and rounding the square into Fhth-aye large
crowd watched the drags assemble Some OF the people
chatted with friends the vehicles aud others criticised
the horses and turnouts while the women did not let
feature OF the ladies' dresses which adorned
the coaches escape their attention. IDs
guards and foOtmen in tights ana Top
boots stood Ike posts at the horses heSds' AZ tno
guard on Colonel Jays coach blew MS morn 'hefe was
rattle OF 256 hoofs the pavement ana with FAINT
cheer the line ponderous but radiant coaches rolled
v Then there was another rush the square TO
get another view.
F,r.t came Colonel jays caret and black COACH drawn
by three chestnuts and gray. Mrs Jay, in white
costume sat the box with her husband. Behind
them were Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Jay, Miss Jones and
W. Rutherford Next came f. A. schermerorn's red and
black coach. with similar to Mr. Jays with him
were Mr. and Mrs Robert Goeet Miss Warren Miss Post
and Gustav T.. Kssel. August Bemonfs black ana req
coach drawn by team Of bays, decorated by snow"
ball fayOrs On the coach beside Mr. Belmont were Mr
and Mrs HoWlaGd, Mr.. and Mrs Weimore ana MISS BUCK
lev the ladies' being all IN white costumes
JOY drove team of bays and roans with
vcIov favor. his coach being black and yellow
with him we're Mrs Joy, Mr and Mrs James Lawrence,
Miss Sears and f. T. Wharton. Oliver lsehHs O'ack
and cream coach, the Greyhound, had me teSmOi
bays attached Mrs Iselin IN PINK costume SAT On 'ns
box and behind Mr.. and Mrs william T. lseih ana
Mr. and Mis Gerald Hoyt. Isaac Reeds coach attracteh
much attention. II was a black and red drag drawn 0y
b,vs With the driver sat Mira. James H. Potter
I'm a charming costume Of pale lavender crepe WIN
front of lace trimmings OF pale pink, bonnet Anu
paraso to and pink roses Mrs Clarence cary anu
Mis- Remsen were I'm gray and lawn costumes. win
them sat Mr. Potter and Mr.. Webb. Hugo fHtschS
coach was the old Tautvy. His guests were MI ana
Mrs Isaac Bell r Miss Gilbert and Mrs Frtsch' James
r Roosevelt drove three bays and peOad 10 a coach
having a black and red body and red wheels with him
were Mrs Roosevelt, the box, Mr.. AMI MIS-. Loul'
Iodvard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bayar1 Cutting.
Pierre Lorilari had splendid team OF strongiim0ef
dark BAYS with white fayOrs hitched TO BLACK ani
vellow coach. with him Mrs. L)rilarl In gray
costume Mr.. aud Mrs Loriilard spencer
and Miss Beckwith, dressed In white ana Mr. iseln.
George Becas praucng bays drew red and black drag
on which were Mrs Frederic Newbold attired in PINK
and white Mis-, Bulkey. Miss Leavltt and John stewart
J. v Parker drove chestnut horses In style peI0fe ms
black and red coach Mrs. jordan L. 20. st YTsr5
him She bonnet OF wnlts SIX anu lae' Su pinI
roses. Back OF them were M!as tslCHht Dutt a1t
Miss Van Daren IN cream a9d PICK nn cam '
rTays aud blacks hched to black coach with req
/ wheels Mrs. j. &. Peters SAT VIII MN ~ t'tuh We
purple and lavender satin trimmed WIN lsh h' Idt'
nie bonnet and pardsOl and pink roses. Miss Lang
DON wore white embroidered crepe, Win Whte blla"
bounet trimmed with cherries, ana pale PINK roses
! far her bOu1uet MIS-. Walker smith WOre Whie
! crepe aud white bonnet Mr.. Mariana
! and Mr. smith sat on the ends OF The seat
Reginald " Riyps drove and rOapS before black
white and red coach. Mrs Waterbury sat beside NM m
rich dress OF changeable blue silk with an embrodiel
flower in cOlore silk bonnet and paras0 10 maic an
Ian full of roses. lillcs and lilies. Miss wilson wore
cream white crepe and yellow velvet with Whlte hdV
! trimmed t. match the dress. Miss RiFes wore
! hat Mr. Hitchcock aud j. M Waterbury were
! the gentlemen passengers. MT. van Alrn
drove team OF bays 10 black coach His guests werc
Nh and Mrs George L. Rives, Henry stevens. MT At
thur Wcman, and Mrs Hznaga. Inc lalter wore cIea
white silk gown bonnet covered with pearls a VINE
paraso and carried bouquet OF hliesOtfhe-Vaey ms
I-atuer ladies also white. I. A. Hayeme)er Grove
black. and BAYS With him were Miss Emily H1VcineFet
in cream silk with pale blue trimmings ana gophet 20
match and bouquet Of pink roses; Mrs. T. Nels0n III
brocade and pink win Wlte bonnet bliss
/ Keene. Mr. Howard ana f. {. Potter. Frederic BlOl-
son drove chestnuts and bays to Dack 2nd fed COACH
Mrs Bronson wore brOcade OF cream ana hlue anu Duo
rar1so ana bonnet TO match Nh and Mis-. J. b. Toler
and SIr and Mrs A. Isen. jr were the other paSseh'
me coaches kept well together and went up
! the Avenue 10 Fiftynnth-st, mp the VS. so'
OF the Park and down the east sde 10 flIth-tNr;'
arounG the Suuare and the Hotel Brunswick, wbl'h
was reached al 6:15. large number or carriages iO
lowed the parade, including 1oui-nOIse 1uNeItiSins
horse fell down before the start. Another horse IN Ng
H3yemeyer's team fell when near fity-iutn-st ana
broke the harness The passengers were TAKEN Dach 20
the hotel i'm carriage much disappointed az nc ac'i'
dent The entrance OF the hotel decorated WITH gs
The whole party nnetysX dncd az horseshoe tlbe
The musical programme printed on C00red sah ana
the menu on cards adorned with "A coach, Whlmettcet
| whip, horn and horseshoe