New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
WOMEN WHIPS IN PARADE
Driving
FORr-iR-Hdnd
Clubs Outing.
Ladies

Perfect weather contributed 10 the success OF the
second annual parade Of the Ladies Four-ln-hano
Driving Club, which took place yesterday morning
No less shan ten coaches were in the lire winch
formed IN Sevellty-second-st. near Fifth-ave. at
about J. Il was headed by the coach OF the presl-
cent OF the club. Mrs. Thomas Hastings, and FOL
lowing he- came those Of Miss Louise Gu!hVer'
Mrs Le6yard Blair, Miss Angelica Gerry A-IeS
FREDERICK Webb Miss Kate Cary. Miss Leila Bryce
Mrs Goadby Loew. Miss Mary Hartman and MISS
Eleanor Jay. Each whip was arrayed in the regu-
lation club driving coat OF dark blue CLOTH douoe
breasted ard fastened with two rows OF brass puI-
tons down The front collars and cuffs being piped
with buff. The hats CT light tan beaver Were
low crowned and bell topped
with Mrs. Thomas Hastings on her coach were
James Henry Smith. M. and Mrs.. James a Bur
den. jr., The latter in dark blue SILK ana NIT.
Joseph Wtdener, Of Philadelphia, wearing toilet OF
similar hue and material and black chip picture
hat trimmed with a blue ostrich feather
Win Miss Leila Bryce were her father Genere
LLOYD Bryce; her sister, Miss Claire Bryce MISS
r-herese IseiIn and Arthur Burden. Miss Claire
Bryce was dressed in sapphire blue wolfe. and wore
A large blue hat trimmed with blue feathers. Miss
Iselin's frock was OF shepherd plaid in black and
white canvas cloth made over black SILK aiio Win
* she wore black hat.
Miss Frederick WEBB drove the club drag. which
belonged 10 Norris Hewlett, the well known Eng
lish whip who has been coaching the members
for the last month in four-in-hand driving MISS
Webb's party was made up Of Mr. and Mrs Rod
eIt u. PTGyD, the l2lleE IN cray S4ON'i' 49,
match; Miss Wenonah Wetrnore, Redmond Cross
AshbeI p Barney and W. Seward Webb IT. VINO
was on the box seat beside his sister
Colonel William Jay. president Of the Ne"-1oEA
Coaching Club. which has its parade on saturoAy'
sat beside his daughter. Mics Eleanor Jay. on the
box seat Her other guests were MI and MS
John p Idvermore Mrs. W. B. Osgood tleld ana
asoncure Robinson. Mrs. Livermore was oresse1
81 dark blue china silk figured with wh4te, anu
wore a Dark blue straw hat, trimmed with pIueIs
FgaI6' zrOfla hidden CnoeE d
long driving coat OF tan pongee. Her toQue was
OF pale blue tulle
AIRS. C. Ledyard Blair had Mrs Archibald Alex
ender Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell. James
Barnes and c. Ledyard Blair with her on her
coach Mrs. Alexander's costume was OF black
cloth trimmed with white lace. She wore a placK
hat Mrs. Mitchell was in black breadcloth COM
bined with Irish lace. Her hat was OF Asht green
straw trimmed with satin Of the same shade.
Miss Louise CULVER had with her her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William c. CULVER; Miss Corneha
Barnes Phoenix Ingraham and Scot McClenahan.
Mrs CULVER wore q gown of pale violet SILK
and q lsrr. white hat Miss Barnes in hello
trops wolfe. and a straw hat OF darker
shade trimmed with purple vioiets William {.
CULVER, who is the secretary OF the mems coach-
sng club. occupied the box seat
With Mrs. ". Goadby Loew were W. Goadoy
Ioew Miss Madeline Knowlton. Miss Marguerite
Loew, MIflin Wharton and Philip Livermore Miss
Knowlton in gray and a black hat ana Miss Loeww
in steel gray cloth. trimmed with white Iace' aho
man: her sister, Miss COrnelia Hartman ana MISS
Cryder with her. Miss Hartman was IN gray ana
Miss Cryder a slate colored costume
Miss Cerry's brother Peter occupied the pox
seat on her coach. The others Of the party We're
Ioew and H p Robbins. Miss Mabel Gerry was
lace. Her hat of the same material; Mrs
Taller was dressed IN silver gray wolfe and wora
a large hat with gray feathers. -
Hamilton W. Cary on the box seat Desloe
his sister, Miss Kate Cary, whose other guests
were Mrs. H. lie Roy Emmet Miss Roosevelt ana
J. Roosevelt Roosevelt Miss Emmett in tan
canvas cloth frock and three. cornered straw
hat OF the same color, trimmed with black ana a
red wing. and Miss Roosevelt in gray CLOTH with
q. large black hat. -, -. -. a..
rar4da were Mrs. Marion Story, Mrs. ogden Mills:
Miss Beatrice and Miss Gladys NILS, MIS- Alfred
@. Vanderbilt, Miss Evelyn Parsons. Miss Cynthia
Roche Mrs Lloyd Bryce, Mrs Harry PAYNE WHIT
new Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs Gouyerneur
Kortright, Mrs Frederick Benedict Mrs Francis
BURIAL Hoffman, Mrs. William Jay. Archibald
Thompson. Thomas D. Worden. Mrs. F. H Harri-
man and Alfred C. Vanderbilt. the latter on the
new road coach Venture. With party OF men.
Entering the park at Fifth-ave.' and Seventy
seccnd-st,, the coaches turned 20 the west side
sixth-st- where the parade took place MIS-.
THOMAS Faxtings's coach lined up. and the others
passed IN review. the members driving saluting
her with their whips. This over, the coaches
formed tn line more and drove TO the Fifty
ginth-st and Fffth-ave. entrance OF the park, ana
thence to the Riding Club, IN East tlfty- eighth
pear for luncheon.