The sun., 1891-05-10
THE TANDEM CLUB PARADE.
sAY CARTS AND SPIRITED HORsEs
MAKE A PRETTY SNOW IN THE PARK,

GAY CARTS AND SPTRITED HORSES
MAKE A PRETTY SNOW IN TIE PARK,
A,ses OF Course by Drivers s.s eaest. q.
the Newest or spr,.e Clothes s.a
sroouss In Livery ssd . Cvcws 60 As~sre
1t is true, no doubt that tandem requires
moro cleverness with the lines than any other
possible combination Of horses. But the un-
skilled Observer OF tho Tandem Club parade
through Central Park yesterday afternoon
would not have thought 90. 1t seemed per-
iecily easy Ior the well-eroomed young mon to
man age the we'll -groomed teams and most ad-
nirabie wlthnL
II may also be said that to young man who
10 able to dress well and to afford horsos, ana
who likes for other people TO appreciate his
ability aud his taste, tandem affords an un-
excelled outlet For II Is possible to get up an
effect with a tandem that spreads over more
ground aud takes In more handsome detail
than with n much greater outlay OF time and
money In any othor direction. And this. too.
wns proved by tho drive Of the Tandem Club
yesterday afternoon.
Now Mt 4 clock there was q great crowd at
tho Casino In Central Park. md tho crowd was
sxpcctant even down to the little children and
the pansiss peering from tho flower beds with
astonishel fnces. But II was q good many
minutes after 1 o'clock when the first tandem
came. Somebody said: There comes one."
and then into tho cleared circle In front OF the
Casino entrance 1t swept. FIRST came bay
horse. sroomed Till his coat glistened in the
sunlight. HIS tail was docksd. Strong but light
harness lined his back and sides. The band
over on the Mall was playing a march. This
londer OF the Tandem came into the circle.
pranring and dancing. eyery bright spot on
his harness glittering In time to tho music.
Behind the leader came the whoe! horse.
With tho shafts along his sides. He. too. was
Sroomed till he shone, and his feet would
dance 10 tho music despite the weight OF tho
cart Then came tho cart itself--black. with
bright vcrmilion trimmings. There was o
groom behind. his arms folded. his hat shining.
his livery carefully brushed. and bis white
trousers spotlsss There was yellow around
:he tops Of his boots matching the trimmings
81 the cart He was Rroomed within an inch
Of his Iite.- In tho cart. high up on the
right si,.e. with cushions rropped SO that
be was leaning rather than sitting. was a
young man. He had on u long frock coat.
bu,toned SO thst O. bit OF his white Ascot tic
showed. and also his tins scarf pin. He had
very summery checked trousers. creased be.
hind and before. and he had white spatts with
pcarl buttons over his enamel leather shoes.
On his head was beaver hat OF the latest de-
sign. In one hand he hold tho rstns. In the
other . long white whip with long white
cracker that turned around and would have
10 IN unmanaceabe In ~ hands but those Of a
skilled hisscs Shayedslea;n az
sure he would be twirlipg II he hadn't had his
hrS Ss S %osdsra % ANA sar %ss one of
that danced and pranced into the circle one
After another, aud lorped long rGw M opposite
were yellow. carts and rcd ssrts. and green
same same-that @ Is. i tSe gro groom. were ali the same
and tho men we're oil dressed nearly alike.
eaSa s all n.S h:Rss q rs
500 them looking so we'll
much i. old hoying" ana elevated hand shak-
ing and moustache twirling with the elbow
sS 1 ut snd ss Pe
gan. Mr.. Charles A. tnudouinc JE. the Presi-
lin The sna EseS
tw" had visitor with him and the visitors
were well RIoomsd and h.prly even even II their
The W parade S went down the east drive .pd
west dris."~Sich ffS I gave the he people s.theEed
TO hear the music an inexpensive but rare
Then dSw. 1s50 s1 q end
street. to Cisrsnont, where great dlnhsf Wis
Nj. Charles 4. Baud onins. j.: With hi. guest.
Mr.. 7. Lewis Bert:chusn. Cart. black. With
red runners Leader. bay Buckshos; wheel
% Mr' charles % a Frser. jr and his guest, Charles
Cart Horse bay
Mr. Inrton Mansfield and hi. enest. Mr.. c.
W. Meyer. .ir Cart green. Loader. bay Duke;
wheel horse. bay Oolal.
MIR. John IL Tewcsend. Cart. bottle green.
Leader. bay roam Eva B.: wheel horse. bay
Mr. L. f. Wells with his guest. Mr.. E Hin
man.. Green cart Leader, bny roam Pat;
wheel b. rse. bay Don Juan.,
AMMAN. Ir. Dark green whitechapel cart.
Leader, chestnut silly: wheei horse. chestnut
. Mr.. II. A. Murray. with Mr.. J: F. Barclay as
his guest. Blue carr. Leader. bay Ford:
wheel horse. gray Dute.
Myers Black and yellow, cart. Leader. bay
Tom: wheel horee bay Colonel: -.
Mr.. George ID. Watson. with Mr.. William w.
Henshnw rs his guest Dark blue cart. with
rrd running gear. Leader. bay Nero; wheel
Mr.. II. L. MeCrerry aud his guest. Mr. John
McMastcr. Wild cherry cart. Leader. bay Les
ter: wheeler. hay hoy.
Mr.. d; J. o 'ponohus with bis guest Col. H.
Vnonchpe Dark green cart. Bay leader and
brown wheeler
MIR. ". q. McJredy; with Mr.. G. Mitchell as
his g. est. Ra"k and veimilion cart. Leader.
bay Herbert: wheeler. Netherwood.
W Mr.; Jacob a. Cam =, with his EueS. Mr.: NJ W.
le1uin: wheeler. bay Czarina-
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