New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
COACHES PARADE AT NE WPORI'
EIGHTEEN DRAGS IN LINE MAKE A
BRILLIANT SHOWING.
PROMINENT MEN AND WOMEN WHO mEhh
Observation-Disclosures SERVED

PROMINENT MEN AND WOMEN WHO WERE
PASSENGERS SERVED
AT BATEMAN's POINT.
Newport. Aug. 90 QspcciaD.-The meet Of the New
York Coaching Club, of noon to-day was tie iarses'
and the most successful occurrence OF the And III 'ne
history OF the club. The start was maze from INC
corner Of Narmganset and Bellevue ayes, NJ II 4'
The air was Soft and and thoroughfares IN inc
c,,,v rere allied with all sorts and sizes OF vehicles
dog carts market wagons, victorias beach wagons Dug
giles and landaus.
The first coach to take position was that OF eA-
Governor George Peabody Wetmore, who handed 'he
rens and wore the regulation dress OF ciuo 'ne"i.
ber-grecn cutaway coat, yellow walscoat ana ',ii
back silk hat. He wore boutonniere OF "hi'e
hvdrangeas and the horses heads were adorned Win
the same flower. The horses were chestnus IN 'he
lend one light and the other darker In color; the
,r1.s,.r. worn chestnuis. Mrs. Wetmore occupied
the box seat and wore dress Of blue and yellow SILK
Miss Fdfth Wetmore was In pale blue and Miss Tooker
In white j. W. Richie and Worhington WhitehouSe
were the other passengers
Charles Carroll took second place, immedinteiy
after Mr. wetmore. lie drove four beau'ifni chest
nuts excellent matches. colonel Jay was "'N
driving his nettlcsome steeds, Il bay and gray IN
the lead, and a bay and gray on the "hees'
The drag had yellow body and rcd wheels MIS-.
lay in a white muslin dress and viOlets occupied
tho box seat and Mrs Herman Oelrichs ana MT "hu
Mrs Charles NJ Oerichs and william X hunter "''o
tho other passongers. Each coach carried SIX pas
scngcrs including driver. the limit on uis oco''on'
and two tidy footmen. Mrs. Carroll hah 'ne ooA
Goa, n, the drag now third in the line, and wore
q toilet OF lavender silk, with pompadour STRIPES
trimmed with lace and n bonnet OF pansies' MIS-.
Roval phelp, Carroll was In blue and White striped
silk. Miss Adele Grant In white SILK, ana wore
n Mary Stuart bonnet OF white Silk All ue I'uicS
had white parasols. Royal Phelps Carroll ana MI
Maitland Kersey the other passengers
The fomrth coach was driven by H. As'or cary
! r BALDWIN drove long drag with black body
and red under carriage
These massive vehicles. each with Its iour hne
horses gathered In this quiet leafy lane as noi'eless
ne the falling leaves Of so many gorgeous autumn
leaves upon messy bank. There were soon eighteen
draes the number expected in the line Tie SiNc'"'ie
was an extremely gay one some oi "'e ",'e
drove up full frcghted, Others werc "lohou' M
possengcrs. and the assembled onlookers hnh uie
pleasure Of bcholdng their ascent OF inc coao"eS'
Perry Belmont drove four spirited bays ana showed
,ss rorinr coors. ungo,n and scarlet. Mrs. w. C..
whitney. had the scat at his side and wore brconl-
Ing toilet OF white aud black wool and white bonnet
With a solitary nd IN the front The "'her
cuc.ts were Mr. and Mrs. 5. :. Rowland Miss NilShg
and the Marquis De ChaSselolp Loubat.
Harold Brown drove three roans and bay the
coach COOrS S0nrht ana uHFA kErth' iiH 49,
were Mr. and Mrs. =. IL. Allen, Miss Anne Cameron
Mss Alice Van Kcn'Scac and HANK LION 'arcS' ''''
Allen occupied tho box scat.
W. Watt Sherman's coach Is In brown coaors ara the
horse, were bay and chestnut Ills guests were
Mrs Sherman on the box, Miss Sherman. 'ilss WIN
,hrop buchanan Winthrop and Mr.. II. :. Cram.
r A. Hnvemeycr's party wore favors Of white
hydfangs Mrs. f. G. Potter was In the box seat anu
the Others on The coach were Miss Cora Randolph
Esru 4 pn
Tiffany.
I l. Van Allen drove fDur glossy cheStnut'. Lady
noucby ON The box was In bronze brown AK broc;de,
ard wore a brown bonnet, Mrs William Goddard MISS
Goddard Barton Wiling and J. Stevens. were inc
other ruoes.
Fairnnn Rosers drove four chct'ds. us guests
were Mrs Roger, the box. Coione! ana MIS- f''oh
and Mis-. Beach and Elliott Gregory.
Frederick Bronson drove four bays and his guests
xr. Mrs Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wharton,
Mrs. sloane and f. L. winthrop.
Aston Carry's guests were stanley Mortimer Miss
Carey Miss Lawrence, b. Cutting and Stanley Nor
timer.
Nathaniel Thayer's guests were Mrs. Thaycr. Miss
c. IIunncarl Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Kernochan and
j. D. r. nalduin's guests were Mrs. Francis New,
bold. Reginald RonadN c. L. Coucnet MISS bnlu"lh
md Miss Helen Gammcn. m -
cary !Iayemyer gae;ts wGr y 4'S wa aycmcg ,GG
T. o. Beach had with him Mr. and Mrs. j., VI. Water
hurry r f. Cushing. Miss Gushing and Miss bergman.
Oliver II. T. Belmont entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
william X. Vanderbilt. Mrs. ISanc Bell. jr., Mrs.
White and Prince POntowsN upon his coach.
August Belmont had Mrs. belmont H. T.; whitney.
Miss Maud Wetmorc Miss tiffany and d. l.. lungie
upon his coach w .
gdcn MISS company comprised vi - NILS. Center
Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I. sloane, and Mrs.
G.. CavcndlSh Bcrtinck.
Among those the dive were Mrs Paran stevens,
who managed her eins. held her whip, and carried q
white and black polka dotted pnrasOl over her head
and Arthur Leary and Miss Lcary. who drove In a
victoria
the coaches moved. and were soon speeding along
Bcllevue.avc a, a brisk pace. They drove along the
Ocean Drive 10 BatemanS, where the Casino caterer
served luncheon 10 more iian 100 guests. The
horsr shoe shaped table dccksd with oval mounds
Of b0yhocks pinkS China asers and red set In
white hvdrangcaS and the cloth sewn with ferns,
sweet peas and vines. The return by Harrison
nvc to the Polo Grounds. where an exhibition game
was PLAYED after which the meet dsbandcd.