New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

What with the coaching parade. the fete ch,r.
petre at Claremont. the opening of the racing ssn
son at Morris Park and the making OF adlaps =
fashionable set who are sailing for Europe soc,sfe
Will be very busy indeed to-day.
The coaching parade. the first in several ve,r.
will be preceded by a luncheon at O'Clock A. ~
Metropolitan Club. AT the start will be MAJ
the procession moving up through the park -
McGown's Pass Tavern whence il will ret,,-
the lower end of the Mall where n u,I1 20 :"
across to Eighth-ave. and be disbanded A rnr,h
OF coaches proceeding up to CIaremOnt for the "a.
president Of the Coaching Club. Colonel W,.ns me
Rves by W. G. Guiver tbe Kegina!d W.
G. lIo.. Haven jr Robert l. Gerrv Colonel Edwssssf
Alfred q. Vanderbilt. anu
The fete champetre begins at 3 D. m and c,o..-
soon after 6 II is for the benefit of a chart,
known as the St. Roses Settlement ana a..
organizers have secured the cooperation 40 -
large number of fashionable people that a.
success from a financial we'll as a social n0t
of view may be regarded as assured. providing tba
weather is propitious. There will be a largo ba,
of young girls in attendance on the various tahIa
including the Misses Therese Iselin. Nathalie Hen
derson Mary Hartman. Helen 7. Barney Natar.
Wells. Rosamund Street. Elsie and Ethel Crvder
Julia Edgar. Marian Haven, Nathalie Schenck ana
Elizabeth and Julia Dodge. while among the vour
men who are to act ushersi are Robert GoeIet
Peter Gerry. Marshall Kernocsan. AshbeI Barnsv
Eiehhsm 1shdis pI5Sd HomqR and BaEflay Eount1e MS
table assisted bV Mrs WI R[es'qS a. the tea
Charles Childs Mrs. Edward r. Van Ingep and
to have charge Of the candy table NH ba "ao is
eiated with Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs j II
Barker All Of attractions are promised ThsTs
Sarn9e1 % pe fortune telling May pole dance and
serpentine and bags of confetti etc. have been
Wadsworth have charge OF this end OF the enter
tainment, for which very large number of tickets
tickets will be on sale at the entrance at the rate az
S2 80 for adults and 81 for children
a number of coaching parties have been organized
for the Morris Park races. the spring meeting os
which, with the Metropolitan Handicap is in everv
sense Of the word fashionable occasion. Among
those who will proceed to the park in this manner
are Thomas Suffern Taller. Thomas Maitland IT,
J. NJ. Waterbury, Marion Story. William Dennison
Hatch Major Cooley and others Moses Taylor
has secured the public coach OIden Times for It's
leave the Waldorf-Astoria at 11:SO O'Clock sharp
day while on Mondays and Fridays it viii Leave
the Waldorf-Astoria at o'c:2ck for two hours
Heghts etc Yet another % Pg6s Goaeh the Re
placed on the road from to-day for trips TO the
Morris Park races. starting from sherry's at noon
Among those sailing to-day for Europe are Mrs
Hermann OeIricFs ard her little boy; Mrs Maturin
with the Misses Mills Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Miss
Among the various features the social pro-
gramme Of yesterday were dinner parties given
by Mrs. Amory S. Carhart at her house in East
Thirty-eghth-st.. and by Mr.. and Mrs. Heber r.
Bishop in honor of Miss Helene Kountze, and ot
KOrtrghts bridge whist class held its final meet
ing at the house of Mrs Joseph Pulitzer, when
presented, Mrs. Henry G, Trevor carrying on the
first prize and Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell the
Benedict, Mrs Van Ingen Mrs. NewooId EDGAR
Francis Burial Hoffman,. Mrs Henry Alexander,
Mrs. J. Emery, Miss Laura Y. Day and Mrs.
Henry c. Beadleston-
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin. jr.. took a party out
to luncheon at Ardsley yesterday the Pioneer.
Their guests comprised Mr. and Mrs {. Ohver
IseIin. Miss Haven. Miss Beatrice Mills Craig w;
Wadsworth. Bradish Johnson and l. Iownsend
Burden, jr. Reginald W. Reeves as usual was 'ne
whip.
The thirty-seventh exhibition reception OF the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be held on Mon
day afternoon from to O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander have arranged
to spend the summer at Saratoga
The engaSement Is announced OF Miss Mettie
Mcclure daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mcguire, OF
No l52 West Fifty-eghth-st.. to Munson g. Shaw
son of Mr. and Mrs Alexander, D. shaw and
brother Of Mrs. George Lawrence myers AAe mar
rage will take place on June g.
Newport Is to have it's Jockey club, which has
been organized in the last week under the name OF
the Rhode Island Jockey Club. it's corporators being
Center Hitchcock. Prescott Lawrence. Edward d.
Morgan William r. Travers, Egerton l. Winthrop;
ir oliver H. =. Belmont Henry +. EIdridSe ana
Francis NJ Ware The club proposes TO conhne it
self TO the racing of horses in Newport and Middle
town and race meetings are hencetorth TO consul
tute the closing feature Of every Newport season.
taking place in the first week in September, d.
recty after the horse show.
A number Of fashionable people are going 70
Cbatsworth TO-DAY TO spend Sunday. A new play
by Miss MerrinEtOn will be given this evening az
the Club House for the first time
&. L. COHHITTEE TO MEET TO-NIGHT.