New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
COLONEL JAYS COACH.

trousers is substituted. Tie buttons for both
uniforms are the regulation coaching buttons, upon
which the crest Of the club Is engraved. for Inc
past two years fewer COACHES nave 'Nihcp ON
- the annual paradcs than Tie more enthusiastic
coachmcn would like. but II has not brcn on
account Of any lack Of interest among members
Many have been out Of town during May; an" the
absence in Europe of Frederic bronson last year
WAS Of course q dampcr. The death OF hugo
Frisch Isaac BELL jr.. and |. H. Reed. all ac-
oomplishcd whips, proved severe blow 70 thc
club, and one from which 1t VIII not soon recover
THE ANNUAL PARADTs
1882 Colonel Jay, ". Seward Webb. Prescott
Lawrence Fairnan Rogers, +. NJ. Padclford, Fred
eric Bronson ana Hugo Frtsch turned out. and
last year the coaches Of Colonel Jay, Francis /.
l'ndcrhill. August belmont, ir, W. Forbes Morsan
Charles IIavcmcycr l.. VI. Padclford and Reginald
W Rivcs were the only ones seen. His year
There * cvery reason 10 believe there Will De-
much better showing. Those who have sisnliicd
their intention Of being out are August Belmont,
IT, Frederic Bronson, Charles llavemcycT, g. g.
Haven. c. Old. lsclin, t. ID. Morgan, +. NJ Pldcl-
nrd. Reginald w. Rivcs, Falrman Rogers, j. H.
Roosevelt, j. j. Van Allen and Francis J. tndcr-
Hill, and there is strong possibility that 'oloncI
Delaney Kane Augustus SchermcrhOrn, r. *.
Sturgis and W. X. Travcrs VIII have places III The
lire although they have not Yet applied Tor them
Colonel Jay, president OF the ciup, ana ! rancls
Z Rivcs are in mourning, and Will not drive. The
parade will take place Saturday, May "a or q
week later. and the rol,c will De through Central
Park the same driven over last year Inc dinner
will. rs usual be AT the Hotel Brunswick. :,
TLe annual drive viii probably take place May
II IL and 10. but the destination his not yet
Ircn chosen. Last year il was 10 Tuxedo, by way
of TarrVtown, and return
In the clubs history there have been many
drives famous for real "roadwork, both by nd
,.idual members and by combinations Of them.
rho iniut teams Of half dozen members can pull
. coach n rood speed over a long stretch Of coun-
trv and this form Of combina'ion coaching has
boon uonular i'm the past. and is likely to remain
rrrn tn Philadelphia some Gears ago was
orticnlorlv ENJOYABLE The distance. ninety miles,
WAS accomplished ~ a speed Of seven and hal.
miles an hour Those who went were 'ooncl
Kane + Il Rves Perry Belmont. J. a. Have
49, q p Wctmorc Hugo Fritsch. Frederic
Bronson, q. r. Fearing and Falrman Rogers
4 SUCCESSFUL DRIVE.
trim Of over 800 miles taken last autumn
NV Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Bronson and Mr.. and
Mrs X. Sturgis also proved enjoyable. and. al
though it did not for speed eclipse Mr. Seloy $
famous drive to Brighton, a good rate Of speed
WAS maintained throughout. The route was from
Mr. BronsOns country place IN tonnr"ilcut 70 New
Hamburg. Tarrytown. Tuxedo. and return by way
of Tarrytown, Ncw-llamburg, Hudson and lrnoX
Colonel Delaney Kane horscd ana worked
n public coach in England before the New-i ork
Coaching Club formed and other members
have driven for the public. both at home and on
the other side. The daily start Of the Tantivy y
from the Hotel Brunswick was for years one of
the sights Of the town and drew as great crowds
as Selbvs departure from the White Horse Cellars
on tie box of the famous ." Old Times" The Tan
tivy will be pat again this summer and Will
lie horscd and driven by Frederic Bronson. }. b.
Roosevelt and Reginald w. Rives. Beginning
early in April daily trips will be made TO either
the Westchcster County Country Club. or 10 the
clubhouse Of the Mcadowbrook Hunt Club on
Long Island The fare will probably be 81 80