New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
THE COACHING CLUB ON TIE ROAD.
ANNUAL PARADE OF THE FouR-lN IA Ds-RAClN"
All CkDARHURsr-siGNs OF THE
SUMNER EXODUS.

ANNUAL PARADE OF THE FocK-lN IA >Ds-hA0iN"
All rCEpARHURsT-siGNs OF THE
SUMNER EXODUS.
Prerarations for getting out of town and INTO
she country when is beautiful advance rapidly
among people wno doas they piease. good many nave
already gone to rural homes any one may prove Nv
counting pews in the middle aises Oh All '
fashionable churches thls sunday mornihS' Inv '"0
ing sinner can fair seat now sun ehoue" p'of'
are left Ia town yet the East Drive IN 'h' "rA"
fay sight on any pleasant afternoon pVN'"s '"'''
.nop,a IN, fitiss 50 anywhere. but Notwithstanding
this fact two or three accidents week are coh"o"
enough These generally not severe-snch 'e7"'''
rs The dcah OF Mrs Pendleon happily oeng o rare oo
currence should he noted that this ac14ioh' o0o"i
on the West Drive not ATTRIBUTED III any way 10
the crowd ~ vehicles on the East SIDE To reeNe WIN"
,h. y Ark Commissioners are unnecessarily ANXIOUS
Princ,p.lly II was the Coaching CIdO that 'c"P'e"
attention during the week Not that thc c'uo Pe'so''
interests many people. but uisa bulky an III ana VIM"
imoves about II toOts horns and thereby receives ""V"
not,co On Monday the Pioneer came rolling down the
aveoue on Its return trip from Nerna MT. btohSon
conntrv mace which had the objective poiut OF
the sprng drive Its ipauts were not IN that "e
milton mpst" condition IN winch they wore ""on ''
arrived at Verna the Saturday before ou' iooNou 49,
and pleased as the crowd on the side yak ea@7u '
fpgly al them Tae trip home was '""''
agreeable than the trip out
30 -, .e,in many OF the four-in- hands were
seen In the PARK and on tue ro'', ~
great display was rescr'ed io' ,
Doon-not 40 great, however. as In times past
Only nine coaches. instead OF thrtcen as>onoio'i
ahont the Wooster STALLION at the soutn emu
of the West Drive Thence thoy tooei around up 'ns
East side and down the West Drive 10 the s'"Vu@ As
,n. roue tken Law all Within Park the spectators
were fewer tn despite the footing oi horhs'
which was indeed vigorousand merry Every one WHO
III tne PARK slv looked On, o. coarse ani o--
held with admr ltion mingled With various other icei-
tns according OF envy IN his or her dispo
sltion the finely dressed ladies' and their o'Shneo
escorts no serious aspect evidently reAL ell
that uf Is 10 sddy Thug, but real an earnest Ihe
important question OF hats hal been decided in FAVOR
Of the tail white bat, whicn although II may Indicate
frvolOu, preferences In dress Is al least Decomhg 'o
The members OF the Coaching Club The dinner at the
brunswick 10 ;he evening was Father more aSreeaDi"
than usual. effort made 1t is understood 10
pac, peope like each other near together A.
oer dinners had been akee III drranS
IN The guests, occasionally happenoi thaI persons
who ", re not speaking terms faced each otae Con-
yeIsauo heIefOre MAS not always 0rsk "s IL was ias'
evening.
steeplechasing at Cedarhurst on Wednesday and Sat
rri,v held It's own, although the weather and the
wicked obstlnacy OF authorities in not allowing bet
ting bad dlscOurIglng effect. The people present Oh
Wedncsl lay aud yesterday were not 30 numerous as
rn.ght have but among them we're Mr. ana MIS-
l. d. Morgan, Nj ami Mrs. A. W. Dodge. and Mr ald
Nr. + d. L.nIcr. rhe determination to have racing
.r.im or shine" app renlly h.l good eli CT upon the
deal more sunshine. A great mauy fashionable people
Wi. he unhappy !; these races are Il dNc'ntlnued.
TIE filenIs OF william Ghpn. whO got 40 ugly laiI
from cyclone week aso. pleased TO near IN 1t he IS
recovering The very serious cOuliuOh III "Ach ne
sanA ia l. = nl die OF the week
there ~rrc man, entertainments OF minor notorlety
dx T rh,,e ssrrrane professional actors"
tho Voge, Comr,ny. gIveu by Sir koderick Cameron
Mi and Mr.. James Brown Potter were present as'.
on Monaay Mr,. rAr"u stevcn ave dinner Ihen on
Thursday e,enIns there w' % - " w. tuGS a.
at winch Mss Tuck was assisted by VI Mrdane schiller
and other musical people more or less wen % kno"n II
declared ny all VINO were present u De most dgee
ableevruug Inc evening previous the C"ngregatlohA
Cub met al Clark- Twenty thlri-sL. aud discussed
,elation OF Art TO Religion TINS was the last
me~uug before thr sumHri vacation. Mrs L. '" r
Morris No. 297 AlrNanderave.. gave large T"cep-
t2n on iueS", Ifnr1n. in West Fortleth.st con-
on Tued.y tud Wednesday evenings II was not only
agreeable but successful and the pI3cee's Will DC USED
for the benefit II Ignstiu.'- Guild.
Gu Thurs Mr. AMI Ms William scott gave dinner
parry at 2J- West Tw"ni yfouTths and there was
dance at Mrs. W. Wnslow Shernan'-, AZ No lO2 East
Twentynithst, for about hfiy people, Lander furnish
on FriGay evening P,rsons. OF No q West Forty
rbe wr1"" Of Miss cotton and Mr.. Hepenstall took
place quietly in the Church OF the Holy Communion al
Tau %eiiinss are already being talked OF; the frs!
one 10 be announced Is Jntl oi MIS- rpo.' ga p,,
The 20 eng,genrnt OF Miss susie Kellogg Lieutenant
" Ro.sSrr l. :. A. Engineer Corps. 10 made known.
and the wedding vii. De early ia June.
der /. Holly Is engaged 10 FREDERICK broOhs u 'hS
Inc Rev Dr. Wilbur F. Watkins. of the Church Of the
Uaiv trinity IN Inis city VIII be Miss Anna
Bu-y. OF Brooklyn. week from Tuesday. IN Grace
On Tuesday afternoon, june l. in the Church OF the
Incarnation NJ IS Anne richardson Will be married to
MI. .jnl,a Mimot and Felix Ackerman. OF Lenox
None Of te wrddiug. hitherto announced for the first
week June have been declared "On' as ret ana
1t j. said la, MS Kins-icy. OF BROOKLYN. viii he
married 10 may or OF Boston, Ia 91pIou uoof u W.
MI and Nrs Richard Mortimer are back in the city
AnnmO~c - .mefi, all aides have hAen prevented at
court ~ i~,rdon THIS week. This Oa' - az losp1b-
would refuse The opportunity. AMI n1""1 ,1s ipsnis
much England, TO have been pr~@e'iAd :" "'yt ~
las Its social aav vintases
from unlil . AM tIil IL "'cH N f9r"he Iur
Fiears ct G"T LcUt"'eS at D'lm"h'" r" ut nehrn -
the Nrw-Iork Founding Asylum =" of",'eN ara"
n,uy fashionable peop.e. AdmIssier i"|ep cost one
dollar. may be urchased at I"'""n'co' anc ben.
tanos 1t IS not nten led IN any W 'p'erere WIN
kiru.cSs Il Thursday ami frii*' 1s t' sys'ouh
at Tmriy-f"urth-st. and Park-ave. Io' i.nH enter
tainment hardly fan to be successful tn' 'es'net
is plra~ant The March6 has Roman Catholic sueyori
the K.rness Is essentially Protestant 10 De tiuiy
Catholic should g1 to Ootn places ahu spehd oor"'
The ladies of the New-Bnghton Tennis Club. having
leased the club built for them by the STAT
Island Crlcset and Baseball Gun. also purpose 10 give
hruess Thursday aud Friday evenings OF thls week
The place will be the German CLUB rooms. al otdpetOn
/ and The entertainment viii consist Of Dutch. span
sh Dresden emma nud Oypsy dances 10 conclude VIII
lawn tennis dance. whatever tht may og nsae w
also be flower. and reireshnent booths Inc admission
& oo 49, t ~. NJ. .isY u sn w. Mrs A. B Board.
ma. Mis-. NJ A. Hamilton. Miss l. COByngham, MIS-
Henry Sedley MIS- W. X. Jewrtt Mrs Wlliian Donald
Mr- Lewis Whiun. Mrs Cyril Wilson. Miss violet ward
Train viii leave siapleton at 1888 p m to meet the
boat leaves ST. George at IL O'CLOCK ior Ne"
York
WEDDING.