New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
EIGHT FOUR-IN-HANDS.
ANNUAL PARADE OF THE COACHING
CLUB.
CROWDS GATHER TO SEE THE START NEAR THE
CENTRAL PARK MAL1-FREDERIc BRoN-
son REVIEWS THE LINE.


son REVIEWS THE LINE.
There were many people present in Central Park
Yesterday to witness the start Of the sixteenth
o,ruol norade of the New York Coaching CLUB.
The weather was threatening and the atmosphere
was damp and disagreeable But this had little ef-
feet upon the men. women and children who hHed
the paths In the nciChborhood Of the Mall. The
police found 10 difficulty, however. in handling
them
The hour for assembly was fixed for II O'Clock
sbarp The place was the road in Central Park
leading from the Eighth-ave. entrance to the Mall
As the coaches arrived. they were formed IN line
behind that Of Frederic Bronson the vice-pres
dent Of the club. who this occasion took the
place at the head Of the line usually occupied by
colonel William Jay. The Colonel was prevented
from appearing in his accustomed pace through
the recent death Of his father
Though the schedule said II clock. Il was some
what later wlsn the eight coaches assembled In the
drive near the Mall. The coachmen wore their uni
forms Of olive green. with god buttons ana DUH
waistcoats.
DR.. w Seward Webb holding the ribbons over
bIocl vheelers and leaders the first of the
members 10 arrive few minutes later the coaches
OF Frank x. Surgls. Theodore A. Haveneyer' a. D.
Cassatt Francis T. Inderhil Frederic bronson
Perry Belmont and Reginald w. RYes. with hcir
nlrthfu! passengers refined up ana formed IN me
Mr. Bronson's claret-boiied. red-wheeled coach
drawn Inv bav leaders and brown wheeers, was &C.
cupicd by Mrs. Bronson who sat on me BOX So,
dress ed in pretty costume OF Due an an W-na
49, I,,n'i. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting, The
latter in silver gray silk and ccru lace and MI ana
Mr. Frederic Kernochan. Mrs: keih0cndh w.
i'm black silk and lace trimmed Win ecru iH07 anu
Frnnk X sturgs VINO drove his strawberry roans
before his coach. had with him on me 20 BOX SIC
SIaborstely trimmed with white lace and a cape N
black cloth mad yin e 'i bdn GS"T was DI Of black
lace Mr. Sturgla's other guests were MF. an,
Mrs George II. Bend the latter IN Dage c onI
snd lace: Mss Cora Randolph. m ecru crepe niiu
A large black hat. dressed with black piuhe9' ai'
S S1 Theodore & Iavemeyer's coach were Mrs.
lanes ~ Waterbury, who sat beside the C t,
man wearing a costume Of black MORE uiih.mT I
iis, ,aco and rnode with a Wsistcoat OF Sold ana
white striped silk: Miss Amy behu; ia -, iaco
Of fawn-colored crepe trimmea ,arge hsf Of back
'usvemoyer IT, IN mauvc ELK ana Whte iace'
yvei,i, had on his coach Mrs webb. In cos
,,,na az magenta MORE. trimmed with PACK Iacr,
afnrI, Pnrdv the later In ecru cloth trimmed WITH
Ilhite lace and broad god braid Mrs FRANK , EgsI
VIZ 7 Caesatt sat beside her husband on MS
40 ri, green coach. She wore nahlSoims cestuIHe
Of ecru lace over silk OF nght snnue rbew and
aso r,ohIen were attired In attractive costumes
- 'Ttiooresn crepe over silk trimmed WIN DoWs OF
,ombadOur sill. and with large II bHoi" "''' YIN"
med with rcd and white roses ~, p.,,.,r
me- ~, ,yas nearly IL 20 O'Clock when MI Bronson
II wa "a ,yb,n and off rolled his coach up the
W t -tenth-st and seventh-ave where
The line was reviewed by the vsepres 81 Zen ar ''e
'oH Ster me review most OF the coaches were u,Ven
nm 70 Jerome Park, where an elaDoralIr IuncIeUn
NW.,s~a On aI sides. and there was merry TINE
generaly until the Journey homGwrd a waS was OBJ
soom IN returning 10 town. There were forty-two
persons at the luncheon.