New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
wEILKNowN PEOPLE ON THp GRAND STAND

IIofbrs OIN AhD VhH-ND |A"-'~
AND ON THE COACHES.
The threatening weather Of the morning had its
effect on the attendance OF the women who, though
they can stand any amount Of frosty weather, do
not care to have their fine clothes spoiled by rain,
and keeping under possible only for those
who had seats IN the sheltered sections Of the grand
stand. The moist weather also had Its effect on the
who had intended to Join the coaching parties
consequently the sterner sex predomlnated ana lew
of them minded the moisture without, though they
had plenty OF moisture which comes In bottles. Yae's
colors seemed to predominant on the coaches, but
there were many dashes of orange.
There were pretty girls without number who had
brothers, cousins sweeheats in of the two rival
universities but their enthusiasm was equaled by
that Of the matrons, who out in full force, ana
who waved spirltedly their daughters the colors
of their sons. The luncheon hour was mared by the
rain, consequently sandwiches and cold game got
rather damp. There no fun in eating inside the
coaches, stages and old-fashoned Omnibnses consc-
qucny the weather was braved though here and there
tho wiser ones were seen taking q cup OF hot
bouilIon inside OF coach or stage Tile quarters for
carriages cramped, and those who desired to
visit from coach to another found 1t next TO I'M
possible TO wend their way between the heels OF de-
taehcd teams and muddy wheels. Those who were
fortunate enough to seats In the middle sections
of the grand stand had the best Of it, for they were
safe from rain, but their discomfort began when 1t
was time to co. ard those who not too jealous
withdrew long before the game was finished. and
wisely for great the crush many Thanks
giving dinner parties must have been delayed.
PEOPLE ON TIE COACHES.
Among those having coaches and brakes F. C..
Uomans +. r. Adams, Frank ID. Beard, Paul Gilbert
Thebaud, r. l.. Wood, w. Dc Wolf Dim0ck. c. Graham
Bacon W. J. sheldon, c. L. Hyde Charles Badgeley,
c. E. LyaiI, DR.. W. II. Pryor, G. W. Curtis, Nathaniel
Reynal, Hobart Hcrriek, Il. u. sturge, l.. b. Banks,
v r. Gilbert eF. +. Belts P. J. Lauritzen, J. s..
Ulman, j. III. Shuts, W. j. swan, ana FERRIS
Thompson
On Nathaniel Reynas brake were ". ii. Leonard,
O. H. p La Fargo, SANFORD Hatch, George Scott, ir,
Harry wlllcs, II. Haskell, Chauneey McKeever Cor
don Norrle and Lorard Kip.
F. d. Beard, Of Brooklyn, had in his coach party
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Uinman, Miss salmon, Miss Emery, c. W. Tracey
Robinson Beard, H. b. Combs and o. w. Higgins
On the Princeton 1873 coach were c. N. Black s. W.
blackwell. G. X Edwards James Hancock II. Harvey,
DIR. Hedges S. J. King, C. W. McAlpin, I. ~ Nc
Carter G. F. W. Mcclure, John Mcmillan, IL. IL. NC
Williams, Ulysses Mercur, John Nicholson, t. NJ
Peters, Luther Price, Jacob Riegel, W. f. stnddif'rd
and A. p. Sturgis.
or Ferris Thompson's coach were F. 7. Adams
W. Pearl, A. olmstead, W. Chamberlain ana o. w.
Moore.
c. H. Stout had brake load chaperoned by Mrs.
J. J. Knox, The rest of the party included the Misses
Knox, J. Manning, T. Lawrence Wells the Misses
Wells Mis-, Fannie stout, Edmund Knoedler. waiter
Wilton w. b. r. Keyser and Robert W. Bacot -,
Julien stevens Ulman drove up on ms trap L. h'iI
of Liverpool; p. j. Lauritzen, OF copenhagen anu
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hilton were also on coach
with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Townsend In their party.
on Yale coach were Lee selover Eugene sa" Yer
Huych T. .. sedgwlck and p ~ cald Dwell Morrison
On John Morrson's brake were MISS Emily morrison,
Miss Iitchngs, Miss Adele sturgis, Miss co"ng' '''
were "' Mr and Ms Xrthir Dodge, Murray Hohlen
Rchsd Ieer w,s frank Ia Townssnd George
Bragg and Samuel Martin, of Philadelphia; Mrs. heniy
Meoaer Miss Mecker J. Dunbar Wright, Dr. Is. .,I %
Gallaude Mss Edith Gallaudet, Giovanni Bettini
Teal. Herbert Parsons, Miss Gertrude Parsons
j. $. Barnes Miss Barnes the Misses G T, Mrs
Julian Gerard Rukeey A. E. Bonnsrd Mr. Mr. and S, MRS
Sloan. tr sidney Harris, W. II. Churchill
John c. Furman. Mr.. and Ms W. u Caldwell, J; ,, j..
Soonding Mr.. and Mrs John J. Russell Mr.. and Mrs
George Kent, Clifford Hurry, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Postley, Mrs. Garrison; Miss Cora Sands Miss nnce
LANDAU, Lloyd Coils, Richard Steers, II. r. Gawtry
Archibald Per John s. arkson. j. n. Hustled, Or
ID. NJ Cemmann. Archer Pancoast, Mr.. and Mis
Vanderbilt F. p. Mccook, G. T. Macaulcy,, Of Detroit
Mis- Ethel Watts Miss seccombe. Jack Ounce Of
Hartford, Conn Nr. and Mrs. ". A. Bloodgood, r. J.
Cutting, IT,, j. w. Mockay, IT, Arthur Blake feInahac
stokes, Newton Stokes. stanford White, Courtandi
Palmer. Miss Palmer, Miss Pnchot, the Hon Alan
Johnston Malcolm Campbell. Ersk!ne Hewitt. f. X
Coudert jr.. r. NJ Corwin, G. 5. Clark. Eugene Dale
Mrs r. G. Tbebaud. julien Davies tr., sherwood Ives
Mrs F. H. Belts the Misses Ives, Henry Davis, Walter
SIachay and a. ~ Mosle.