New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
EIGHTEEN In LINE.
Cro1cds See annual Parade of the
Coaching Club.

No fewer than eighteen drags figured in the annual
parade OF the New-YOrk Coaching Club yesteT-
day morning The meet took place on the west
side of Fffth-ave.. above Sixty-second-st.. at II
O'CLOCK the coaches lining up under the trees while
on the opposite side OF the street rows OF
carriages and automobiles filed with people who
mad assembled 20 witness the spectacle The start
was made shortly after II o'clock at signal from
Colonel Jay. the president of the club. who headed
the line of coaches it moved south to the Fifty
ninth-st entrance OF the Park and thence up the
West Drive to the Circle at One-hund-ed-a nd
sixth-st-. where Colonel Jay passed all the seven
teen coaches in review
Colonel Jay. whose dark green and yellow coach
was horsed by cross ma tched team of grays and
ehestnuts. had with him Mrs. jay his daughter.
Miss Eleanor Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. E r. Thomas and
Moncure Robinson
Robert l.. Gerry. who followed next in line. with
team Of browns to his maroon and red coach. was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Elbridge T.
Gerry. the box seat: Miss Cornelia Hartman.
Miss Margaret Dix. Archibald Alexander and Cyril
Hatch.
Edward p. McKeen's coach carried Julian Storey
and several other men.
Peter Gerry. whose red and green coach
drawn by team of chestnuts, had with him Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Miss Angelica Gerry.
Miss Nora Iselin and Thomas SIdel
On C. Ledyard BIair's yellow and black drag.
drawn by chestnuts and bays. Mrs. Blair Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Van Ingen. Mrs Marshal ].
Dodge and T. SufTern Taller
James henry smith, whose dark blue and black
coach was hOrsed by chestnuts had party with
him. including Mrs J. Norman De r. whitehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden. jr. Miss Elsie
Whelen. OF Philadelphia. and her hance. Robert
Goelet.
With William Goadby Loew. OF his dark green
and black coach. drawn by a team of bays and
ehestnuts. were Mrs. Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Livermore and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Davies
f. I. II. Talmage. who drove team OF chestnuts
and blacks to his black and red coach. had as his
guests Mrs. Archibald Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Prentice and Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmage.
NJ G. L. Boissevain. with a pale blue coach,
horsed by gray leaders and black wheelers, had
with him Mrs. Boissevain. Mrs. and Mrs. Russell
H. Hoadley. Mr.. and Mrs d. S. Ellsworth and
Mrs J. ". Henning.
Z. Victor Loew IT. who Grove a team Of chest
nuts and blacks was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ". B. Osgood Field, Miss Mabel Gerry. Miss
Marguerite Loew and Worthington Whitehouse.
George @. Haven. tr-. with bay leaders and
brown wheelers 70 his primrose and black coach.
had with him Miss Marion Haven. Miss Marie
Winthrop, Miss Borland. Henry C. Barley and @.
Howard Dawson.
Seymour lie Grand Cromwell driving a team Of
bay and black wheeIers and bay and gray leaders
was accompanied by Mrs. Cromwell. Miss LiIlas
Livingston Miss Nicholas. William B. White
house. jr.. and Arthur Iselin
Perry Belmont with a team OF bays 20 his ma
room and red coach. had with him Mrs. Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs G. II. Benjamin.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt. with team Of bays to his
maroon. red and white coach. had with him a
party consisting OF Mrs. Vanderbilt Miss Natca
tlyeS. Miss Evelyn Parsons. William p. Burden
and Willing Spencer.
With oliver Gould Jennings. whose black and
dark blue coach hOrsei by three BAYS and a
black leader. We're Mrs Jennings Mr. ard Mrs
Moses Taylor, Mss Evelyn Burden and George
Brewster.
William G. CULVER. secretary OF the club. driving
n team OF bays 20 his green and black coach. was
accompanied by Mrs. CULVER. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
man Bull. Miss ~ B. Jennings and James 7. Wood
ward.
Gustav Kissel's coach. with a team Of three bays
and one chestnut. carried party including Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. r., Mrs. Kissel Mrs.
Rudolph ktssel and F. Augustus Schermerhorn-
Edward Il, Smith, Of Philadelphia. whose black
and dark green coach was drawn by bays had with
him Mr. ana Mrs. Philip b. Thompson. OF New
York, Mrs ". A Dix and Mr. and Mrs Z. L
Walsh. OF Philadelphia.
After Colonel jay had passed all tho coaches IN
review the One-hundred and-sixth St circle they
fell into line once more, going as far as the one
hundred and-tenth-st. entrance Of the park where
the parade dsbanded, most Of the drags making
their way 20 the Morris Park Club house, where
luncheon was served preparatory 10 the races.