New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
THE coACHIYG PABADE TODAY
TO START IN CENTRAL PARK INSTEAD OF "ND''0'
SQUARE.

ApVcO
ro srArr IN CENTRAL PARK iNsiE"D VI
SQUARE.
,a,,irers of four-in-hand driving WIZ % 0" u.
ho"t a. On central Park and along fhtha'e., "
- Tho annual parade oil inc Oo"o"'ne -,
o.tacIe has become feature Oh 'no
season which is annually iooAe" IoI "" oS,o,
~ thousands Although the eiuo Is com,
a.,volv youpg it grows steadlly' anu
o. rnmber Of years has given parades which compare
not nnfayoraby with similar displays on the other %
of thu Atlantic. The annual parade TOOK pS0o !" 10
last Thursday and numbered seventeen arass' eu W
Prince Troubetskoi aud Mr. Rdgway. WIN ousio9
p,aviue and champagne bottles popping Vney
srova 70 suburban race-course La Marche'
md n,cnicked for lthe afternoon, returning
To dinner Mt the Princess dc sagah
IN the evening The parade Of the fourth HAND 0iup III
England assemblies about thirty drags ana th"' VI 0
Road Club which includes coaches OF all Sorts an" o
erees about 100 The Duke of Beaufort is president Oh
both clubs and the annual drives are pron'non' i"0
dents of London life.
Some of the most prominent members Of the
Club Will not be seen tomorrow. I. A. Havemeycr Is IN
Europe having sold out his handsome team ast oplh
The veteran whip Colonel Delaney A. naTo, NM az
mourning. Twelve thirteen coacnes are a. many Us
are expected to assemble and they VIII meet .. inc
The change of the starting pont from Madison Square
10 the Park Is OWING 10 me plu pa ~ ,Itf5
emit aud dangerous to drive through. The line OF
coaches will wheel Just before the start giving an exh
west Drive making the longest deour possible and down
the East Drive and through Fnh-ave. around Madison
Square the Hotel Brunswick. where the annual une
will be enjoyed. The table Will be gracc1 VIII ho'al
coach made of vioets carnations and other n0wers IN
panels to represent painted coach There VIII De hree
ladies and three gentlemen on each drag me married
members having their wives beside them on seat
The charming OF the ladies are cOnceded 10
the authoritative indication of the summer Styles AS
for the members OF the club, they VIII wear
their uniform Of dark green coat, hgh, While
hats, drab trousers and kerseymere wai S3i
The members who are expected 20 turn ont are William
Jay, presidents j. " Parker August Belmont, FRANCIS
R Rives j. r. Roosevelt Richard Mortimer Pierre bOl-
lizard, F. X. Sturgis Colonel Isaac H. Reel George ~
Bronson, secretary The police Will keep me dilVcs
clear for the coaches TO The coaches may be ais
tiDguished as follows: $500, -,
Colonel William Jay, president canary body and red
under-earriage. with chestnut wheeers and roam ana
gray leaders ,, = -.
j. v Parker blue body black and striped under-car
rage. with chestnut leaders and wheeiers
August Be mont. body and striped under-ear
rage, with bay leaders and wheelers
Francis r. Rves blue and red body and under carriage
gray leaders and wheelers. ,,
with bay and gray cross leaders and wheelers.
II. Mortimer buf body and green striped under-car
rage, with chestnut and gray leaders ana wheeiers
Pierre LOrrilard canary body ana green anu yclioW
under carriage, with brown leaders and wheeierS.
IT, K Sturgis claret body and canary under-carriage
and roam and chestnut leaders and whceers
Colonel Isaac II. Reed. blue body and red undercar
rage, with bay leaders and wheeers
George G. Haven maroon body with rel striped
under-carriage and roam and chestnut leaders ana
wheelers 49,,
white body and red under carriage and black leaders ana
chestnut wheeleTs. ,
Frederick Bronson. acting vice president, blue body
and red undercarrage and chestnut ana roam ea'eiS
And wheelers
Hugo Frsch Tantivy coach crimson body and wheels,
cross match team Of chestnuts and browns