New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Under the direction Of it's president, Mrs Thomas
Hastings the Ladies' Four-in-hand Driving Club
of New-York held its annual parade yesterday. the
meet taking place at the Fffth-ave and seventy
second-st entrance Of Central Park Thence the
coaches headed by that of Mrs Hastings, "enoeu
their wav m the East Drive to the circle at One
Observation-Disclosures where they passed IN review
before the president, after which the drive "as
continued to the Riding Club in t1tty-eghth-sC' "e
tween Fifth and Madison aves. There Iuncheoh "dS
served Mrs Hastngs's coach. the party on which
included her husband. well as James henry
Smith and James H Hyde. was followed oy thae
driven by Miss Helen T. Barney Next IN the Hilo
was Miss Angelica Gerrys coach, Win heI SiSlei
Mabel her brother Robert, Mrs. Maxwell Steven
son and Rawlins Cottenet as passengers ihe
fourth coach was that driven by Miss Adelaide
Randolph who had with her w c. Whitney. her
stepfather; Miss Syb1 Douglas and Ashoei d
Barney Miss Louisa Gulliver handled the r1oDons
of the fifth coach her party being her parents MI
and Mrs William c. GuIliver: Phoenix Ingraham
and E. Victor Loew. jr Miss Kate carey came
next with Miss Marion Haven and l. sunern
Taller on her coach. Mrs James J.. kernochans
coach was seventh in line. with Miss Hitchcock
Peter Gerry and Miss De Coppet on board The
eighth was that driven by Mrs. w. Goadoy Loe"'
who had with her Mr.. and Mrs George L. Bolsse-
vain Miss Loew and Howard Brokaw MISS
Eleanor Jays coach brought up the rear her
father Colonel William Jay, occupying the poA
seat beside her All the whips were dressed In the
club uniform. consisting of dark blue coats with
gilt buttons buff collars and round straw mats Oh
dark blue, trimmed with velvet OF the same shaoe'
Among the most interesting features OF society
calendar for yesterday was the competition for
medals by the members OF the womens class at
the Fencers' Club in the Windsor Arcade II was
the first entertainment of the kind that mas peeh
given and there large and fashionable at
tendance The guests were received by committee
composed OF Mrs. Harold S. Andrews, Mrs h J.
Iortng Schuyler Schieffelin. Marshall kernocnah'
Newbold Norris Alfred Seaman and Edward Della
rIa foYzf n
with 7 Iangdon Erving. Atherton BrowneH ana
Charles latham. offciated as judges Among those
who took part in the contest were MISS Rosahe
Gardiner Jones' who the winning junior; MISS
Cor,eIia V R Delafeld, who won the champion
shin: Miss Betty Collamore. Miss Katherine I-
pratt Miss Enid Locke. Miss Enid Alden. Miss
Margaret Stimson. Miss Louise Jackson MISS
Adelaide Jackson and Mrs. George Ethr1oge.
Mr. and Mrs James l. Barclay have taken
Meadow Beach, Mrs. Days cottage at southamp-
ton Long Island, for the summer
NJ and Mrs Robert Olyphant leave town for
the season at tho end of this month. and will
| spend the summer at Black Rock Conn.
General and Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryce leave town next
week for their country place at Roslyn. Long ISL
and. where they will remain until they go to New
| port for the season
Mrs. stephen Fl. Tying jr and her sister. Miss
Marion Kemp, will spend the summer at Bar Har-
| bor. Arthur T. Kemp. their brother. will be most
| of the season with them and will afterward start
| for a tour around the world, accompanied by his
sister Miss Marion K. Kemp. and his little daugn-
ter Chiffon
! Frederic Gebhard is confined by Illness to the
house OF his sister. Mrs. Frederic Nelson. NO 1oO
! Fifth-ave He proposes to go abroad as soon as
| he is able to travel.
Mr. and Mrs Louis p. Henop have sent out IN
citations for the marriage OF their daughter Grace
| to Robb De Peyster Tytus, at Grace Church. on
/ NAV 49, Following the ceremony there Will be a
/ small reception.
Richard T. Wilson. jr.. who underwent a serious
/ oneration on Monday his house. No. az Fifth
/ ave fs getting on well could be expected
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman, jr.. who are AT
their place at White Plains. are going abroad for
few months and are booked to sail on May 26.
| next week for Woodside. their country place nea
| Troy. y. Y
Mrs lanes p Kernochan has abandoned her
project of going abroad this summer. and VIII spend
/ the season at Newport at Sea View cottage.
! Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Dimock have arranged to
Ieave town for the season at end OF this month
| and will stay at the old Dimock homestead at
South Coventry Conn. until they go to Bar Har-
| bor.
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