New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26


tho road IN from, ~ mo line ~ coaches gave Tn"
signal 10 those In the roar Colonel jay At ''-
same time drew NJ his rcins over his leaders ana
wheeers. snapped his whip and z rolled the ton
/ coaches which were drawn mp In line ABOUT
length apart Colonel jay. leading the parade
tooed IN the West Drive followed by me MN"
/ other coaches. to the entrance AT onc-hun''''-
and-teufh-s, and sevcnih-avc. whore the Ene
was reviewed by the president This over a
| shor, halt va. made and after Colonel Jay had
/ resumed his place at the head ~ ~" procession
IN. coaches proceeded down the East Drive to
the place Of meeting. where the parade ended ana
the coaches were dismissed. After this m"
/ Goa .hee excen, those driven hy August Belmont
and Perry belmont went up the West Div"
ACROSS seyontv-serond-st TO the Riverside Drive
/ >, clorcu,ut whore luncheon was served
& lionel Jaw had with him on his coach NrT
lev In The box.cai. who looked handsoin" I'm q
rather slnpIe costume Of brown India Linen
trimmed with black satin ribbon and +" III" ace
and q ciose-h,i'ng bonnet = black ga1Fe ana
vli.e lace: MISS Choaie. VII wore c"F'um" II
black ard greer. checked ak. IN" booze" fao'd
with black and a black hat. dressed with roses
Mrs Clarence Gray Dnsmofc JUL back from
Europe very handsome In stunning c'sium" ~
light gray crcpon the body embroidered in a
ceur-dc-n. patterns and wearing toqNe ~
Napoloon blue six and whit" gauze. dressed
with sing'c blue pompon. Clarence Gray D.ns-
/ more and Robert T. Perkins
Prescott Lawrence holding the r!tb ms over 4
/ tenn Il chestnut and gray leaders and roam ana
brown wheeler before his coach. - pr1nr't"
body with under clrriag, % canary. was accom-
| paniel by Mrs Lawrence who wor" n costume
| or black MORE trimmed with white satin. anu
! closc-ntting bonnet Of black His guests "'''
Nis. MAY BIRD IN a summery costume OF white
crepon. trimmed win lace and ribbons. ana
email white hat. Nj ana Mrs James VI Water
bury the latter wearing stylish wn ~ o"'N
satin trimmed with white SILK and small black
bonnet. ON Which there WAS wreath II '''l''''
| and PHILIP Aler.
rr " seward. Webb had with him Mr.
Webb. In a yown ~ poari-eray satin. como'n'l
Nth HACK rnuze and white rold-cn'bro!iefet
satin ana wearing a large black hat trimmed
,,,b hl,ck rinnes. Mrs Burke Roche. who woF"
| u costume ~ black -ntin covered with back
mile inc corsngc heavily trimmed with jct ana
! a black bonnet dres. ed with crushed pink r"s'@
/ Mss Edith Hall H. a thin summer silk of i'l'
gray with a large white hht Charles Robinson
and II Maitland KcrseS.
Perry belmont. holding thr ribbons over team
Of four bays harncssed to his caret-c'ior''
coach had as his guests \. Newbold Morris on
tho box seat. }. r. l.. Baldwin George X FeailhS'
f. H.. Courccy Forbes ana Stanley Mortimer
Nelson Brown. OF Philadelphia. drove team "'
bavs before his black and red Coach Ills gu.
were John Lawrence on the pnx s'"'' I' .,,'''
Ncson Warren. william II. ia" ana "il"nl'
Strothcrs. . , ,,,..,,,
Colonel Edward Devaux Morrell. OF Philadc o..
mia drove four browns before his coach. Whi'n -
/ might olive green, picked ont with yellow. lila
gurs,s we're Mrs Morrcll who wore changcao's
silk and a small black bonnet; Mr.. ana MITE J"hh
c. Groomc the latter In gown OF arseni. Green
six and white lace and a small bonnet or MOWERS,
Miss Fisher. in black and white htrlped SILK ana
a close-nitinc bonnet and Robert lohlen
Charles r. 1dycmcyer. On his black ana due
coach. which was drawn py Ionr payS' mns ." =,
/ companiel by Mr. iiaNcmeSer, Wearing gown "'
/ pearl-gray silk combined WIN blhck ha'In,
trimmed with white lace and small black No
| Mrs Charles Morgan, who wore costume "i
/ hIack and white silk ana a small bonnet Of roses,
/ Mr. and Mrs. EustS. the latter In "A summer s'l =,
Of pearl gray and a white hat, ana Amos iu'"
/ French. 49, .,s
August Belmont. who drove white-faced bays
| AS leaders and wheelcrs, had with him AIRS h''-
| mont in gray SILK faced nth white sa'in an" |"
small bonnet IT dark blue, Miss Grace WILSON,
| who wore "A handsome costume ~ blue creppn
trimmed with gold and hat 81 go'o-c""'r',
straw Miss Maud Livingston. IN a costume o.,
| Napoleon blue silk and large hai, hesl'a''
Honaids aud J. WadsWarth Hilchie'
Reginald Rves who drove hay wheelefH am
brown leaders before his blue ana lea , n"ncn'
| was accompanied by Hamilton w, cary In"h
holst eating, Richard u, 'af'nah ana " y
| EldrrdHr, 49,,
Frederic Thomson whose coach n ~ trh hh''
| black drove brown whreirfs AMI hay lehd"lh
| Mr. nunanns guests were Mrs ll"hrun wh'
wore costume ~ array silk covered WIN rL'lha
I ~ pink fnHeH ana white bonnet divaprd WIN
/ wreath at nroun leaves ana dhndrll"n punA,
| Mlaa Gertrude Vanderbilt, " white rror"n
| trimmed with gold lace ana n large white nat ON
| which there we're several white punesi MISS
! prnnsnn, In white silk and chiffon and u white
! hat; philip Lydlg nnd Cornelius vanderbilt jr'
! Tho quests nj the luncheon sat ut long tabe
| Handsomely dcckcd with American beauty rore,
and orchids and arranged ON the north piazza Oh
! the house. -, ,.,. =, .
There was music by Ianders Band during me
afternoon II was t:30 o'clock when inc Ia'' o' 'he
, coaches left Claremont for the trip nome
COLONEL KANEs GOOD WORKMANSHIP.
The big talIy-ho which makes daily Trips from
the Brunswick Hotel TO the Country Cnb had n
narrow escape from being wrecked yesterday The
tay-ho Iefi the hotel usual. with heavy load
OF messengers. among whom were several English
tourists All went well until just before the coach
drove IN to the door OF the hotel upon the return
! trip. Colonel De Lancey Kane who had charge