New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
PARADE OFTHE TANDEM CLUB
A FINE ARRAY OF wHITECHAPEL CARTS.
MANY PEOPLE GO TO THE PARK TO SEE THE
PRETTY SIGHT.

MANY PEOPLE co TO THE PARK TO SEE THE
PRETTY SIGHT.
The Casino in Central Park was the trysting place
of hundreds Of people yesterday afternoon. Although
many had come to listen 10 the music on the neigh
boring Mall and TO view the spring beauties OF the
Park the majority had been attracted by the parade
of the New-YOrk Tandem Club.
Shortly before 4 o'clock e. A. Baudo'ne. president
OF the club drove into the square about the Casino In
his superb Whitechapel cart. The cart had black
body, red rmnng-Gear and Bedford cord cushions
1t drawn b. Clincher the black wheeler, and
Buckshot. the bay leader. He was accompanied BY
his guest, T. Lewis Bertschmann and the groom
lie was followed in \ few minutes by thirteen other
members OF the club who arranged their carts In .
semicircle about the Casino square. At :l5 O'Clock
Mr. Baudone gave the signal to start, and the horses
sped rapidly away through the Park
The rear Of the column formed by Charles
Pnzer, r. lie also drove Whitcchapel cart Of dark
green, picked ont with yellow. and with Bedford cord
cushions His leadec Colonel by name, was bright
bay, his wheeler Duchess Bay, Of the same color
Mr. Pliers guest was Charles \. fecksher.
The other members Of the club took places In the
order in which they had arrived at the square, Burton
Mansfield, secretary of the club was accompanied BY
C. W. Meyer, jr. He also rode in a whltechapel
cart OF dark green, with Bedford cord cushions. The
leader, Duke Bay, and the wheeler, The 0oah, were
both bay in color.
J. Il. Townsend had guest. His cart was
bottle green in color. His leader Era b.. and tho
wheeler Bcggart, were both bays. l.. E. Wells
accompanied by his friend, f. Hnman. He appeared
in Whltechapel cart OF black, picked out with red,
with Bedford cord cushions. He drove a chestnut
wheeled, Don Juan by name and bay leader, Pat.
Frank ID. Beard had stylish turnout. In which sat
also E. AMMAN, jr. The cart whtechapel olive
in color picked out With red. His leader, Lilly, was
a chestnut, while his wheeler, Flight. was brown
II. A. Murray, who took A. +. Barclay as guest
rode in blue cart, prettily trimmed and decorated
Field was his leader and Dude his wheeler. II. {.
liaskins with F. Ii. Myers, cat in black and yellow
cart 1t was drawn by two bays with Pony as leader
and Colonel as wheeler.
George ID. Watson rode in dark blue cart, with red
running gear. Ills guest for the drive was W. W.
Henschaw ir. The leader of the tandem team. Nero
and the wheeler P lest both richly colorcd bays
cavt wild cherry in color. Mr.. McCreery's
Lea leader xnee LeteF the "f Roy j. oDOncIac and
Colonel H. o. DOnOhue were to be seen In DARK
green cart, drawn BY brown wheeler ana HaS
Mayhew W. Bronson was alone. He had yellow
cart with red running gear His leader was Dude. ana
his wheeler Charles. W. f. McCreecy' acComPdI'0 "a
leader and wheeler Jacob K. Grams team was
bay wheeler, Czarina. and gray Ieddet @ ~:
lis cart was green in color. Mr.. Grams guest was
VI W. Weyburn 49, 49,, r.. ,,,,,,o e. Tho and
~ the MALL thence up the West Drive u It's northern
extremity thence east b. the Fast Drive thence Gown
the East Drive to the drive at seventy
through West Seventy -Second-st TO the kivers.no
Drive and on to ClaremOnt. At Claremont the men
sat down 10 an elaborate dinner and celebrated over
again the triumphs OF the day