New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Yesterday was an ideal day for coaching. and
Fitthave. reverherated with the notes OF the tune
ful horn. The Defiance took out several of the
members of the Coaching Club 10 BeruardsviIle.
y. J., to spend the weekend with c. l.. Blair ut
his country place there the start being made from
the Metropolitan Club. In the party were Colonel
Jay, W. c. CULVER. Peter Gerry, J. Henry Smith,
T. Suffern Taller. Robert Gerry. William q. Low
Seymour Cromwell. George G. Haven. jr., f. T. II.
Talmage Louis Bolssevain and c, Ledyard Blair.
There were seven relays from New-York TO BIairs-
den, twenty-eisht horses being used in the The
first stop Staten Island thence to Elizabeth,
then to Madison where the party drove FlOrham.
taking luncheon with Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex.
Twombly Leaving Madison after luncheon. the
coach proceeded by way of Mor-istown to Mend
ham. and thence to BlairsdeR where the party ar
rived at o'clock They will spend to-day at
Blairsden leaving tomorrow morning at II O clock
and will return TO New-York over the same route.
but on the return trip will stop for luncheon with
Louis A. Thebaud. I'm MoTristown.
The Venture. driven by Rober. l.. Gerry. was
chartered for its trip between the Holland House
and Morris Park yesterday afternoon by T. Am
brose Clark. whose party included Mr.. and Mrs.
l. i. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Tent
Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo Potter and Mr. and Mrs
Robert Maclay. W a. Thompson has the Venture
for tomorrow and William Manice for Tuesday.
W, Goadby Loew drove the Viking which was
taken for the trip to Morris Park by William r.
Coster. whose party Included Mrs, Coster Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry s. Redmond, Mrs. w. Goadby Loew
Miss Kernochan. Miss Webb and T. kearny Mrs
William Orr Barclay took out party to the races
on the coach Good Times, while Alfred G, Wander
bit drove the Pioneer. usual. TO ArdsIey. among
his passengers being Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Harri-
man.
On Wednesday the Union Club will hold its
general meeting and there will be an election for
the governors whose terms expire at that time.
These are Edward Cooper. the president OF the
club; Henry w. de Forest. Richard n, Young.
Charles D. Diekey. John NJ, Bowers, George q.
De Witt Joseph Agostini and George c. Clark.
Lady Warwicks infant daughter is 10 be called
Avril. after tine name OF the month OF her birth.
The christening of the little girl will take place
in the private chapel at Warwick Castle and the
sponsors viii be Lady HeImsIey. Lady Herbert and
Lady Ingestre. while Prince Francis OF Teek Is 10
be Lady Avril Grevle's godfather.
Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, has taken
Egypt the well known red brick. ivy-clad house
at Gowes. for two months In the late summer, and
will entertain large party there during the Cowes
regatta week.
The Duke of Newcastle who has been here since
Easter sailed yesterday for England on the Min
neapolis. Center Hitchcock Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
de Peyster and the Misses de Peyster Mr.. ard
Mrs. Peter Moller, Miss Moer. r. c. Moller and
Miss Julia Chester Wells likewise left here yester-
day for Europe
Paul G. Thebaud has purchased the auxiliary
yacht Normona. owned BY the late s. f. Taylor
and will keep her at Larehmont.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson have left town
for their country place at Orange. N. j. for thu
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Cromwell leave town this
week for Bernardsville. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald c. Herring are building a
house at Pelham Manor. N Y. which will be
ready for their occupation In the fall Mrs. Her-
rims was Miss Catherine Clark. daughter of Mr.