The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
AUTO RAINY DAISIES PARADE.
ViNY WOuEN IN ONE HUNDRED
AND A HALF CARS.

M Course Covered ana . fatr SHOWING
:. but without Much Enthusiasm
Lively Pace, hut NJ Arrests-Club
70 Try Again In october. Probably.
.ys,t tIme think. We will arrange 70
Ave A rostponement in case of rain. AZ
a. rate President Morris. Gen. George
Moore smith aud myself have agreed that
ne psrade should DO repeated In October.
"a sroke Milo VI. Belding. Jr. who was
and marshal Of the second annual parade
n Inc Automobile Club OF America, held yes
.,rdav. Tho remarks were made after the
s.,ads was over and the guests had as
s,mbled With the officials In the rooms OF the
,lnb for a bit OF luncheon and other cheer
"a drive out the chill accumulated by ne
ode. ., 49,, -
49, cluh 10 make a handsome and imposing
having Of motor cars. and Tor the second
80 rain uarred the ahaiT, although yester-
49, a. last year, the parade was held by
nose who chose TO brave the rain and the
III Arrangements had been made Tor
..ocsssion OF upward OF 500 motor cars, and
- vas every assurance that there would
ave been this many had II been hne day.
=. 4, vas there we're between 40 and 80
line The count varied At different points
Of the route.
Tbsse seyenscore cars, although a dis
.,nointnent 10 the committee In charge.
Iode a brave showing going up Fifth avenue
"a Riverside Drive, and at a number OF
olaoes along the route quite crowd had
,ssembled 10 SEQ them pass. they were
olssslre vehicles exclusively, not delivery
vsgon or truck being allowed In the line.
nd they moved In seven divisions, each
5lyslon led by marshal's car, from which
s,ttered pennauts OF red or blue, yellow,
-, white or mixed colOrs. and many Of
he csrs we're decorated with small hags,
.hoving club colors. or the Stars and stripes.
In spIte OF the weather about half OF the
csTs carried women passengers. and one OF
tho cars In the steamer division was driven
nv A woman, Miss j, A. Cuneo. Inc women
gsre almost invariably in covered care, but
The majority OF all the vehicles had open
bodies ahording no. protection from inc
AZ wearing a pair OF goggles sat stoldly
on the front seat beside the driver ana at
tTscted more attention than any Of the humans
The parade was headed and paced by
three policemen on motorcycles N charge
Of Roundsman Eugene casey ana the pa5eeo-
On had no cause TO complain Of the Craving
sat Tho route led from Washington Square
direct up Fifth avenue TO 10th street. 20
riverside Drive, around tlS IT, sI1 OaGn
columbus avenue, the dtsbandlng point
The procession was not as orderly as last
wear and I'm different parts Of the line the peoe
ysTied considerably. on Riverside Drive
,o5's cut tbs course by turning at the Tomb,
and there WAS considerable scampeTing about
rscing. caused by some cars trying TO get
nearer the front Of the line than they belonged.
No arrests we're made howeyer. ahith9ugh y
on the spot for several Ma gistrates were IN
The procession. 10 fact, a COP making an
arrest would haNe 1een 6 r re- 20 INV nSoisI
OF q State legislator IN the car ne slgnaleo
out. - -,
covered touring car containing Milo ~. Beld-
tnE JI, grand marshal, President Daye n.
Ncrril Of the club and Gen. George Moore
smith Next came about fifteen cars carry
Ing quests, then forty touring CARS Of Ameri-
oan make then ten American runabOuts, eight
foreign made cars. tWenty-Iine stea "a vehicles,
Ssme. ono lone electric vehicle and thirty
odd caFs representing different local clubs.
The Enests included r Pert SiSmmTlsSloa per
I o. smith, JUDGES W, W., r. Olmstfd: A Z,
zee WISH SS'oP H. S BfS f. s dStoR s hsn
p Hooker; State senators Charles Cooper
ygd daItlp ssIe: AidsT9sIn {};2ssr4 BeihihlE
Jones nd Armitage Mathews More than one
hgndfed guests had accepted the mutation
the Sub 70 ride D 10 The PSradis' but only
toht Of the Lafayette-Breyoort Hotel. which
The hssdG s91stts 5Rs fss SaS
front Of the hotel was drapSd With hags.
BugIers from the Signal Copps. the SEVENTH
Regiment and other ci ~ regiments blew
calls from the balcony and the scene there
from 0 clock to the starting time was gay
formally received at the hotel before the
Start and the first car moved away ~ 2:t5
clock only fifteen minutes after the APP
pointed time for starting. No InishAps were
reported, aud the officials and guests greeted
The paraders cheerily e. they passed them IN
review on Seventy-second street. Just before
tlshauding.
Tic several divisions. with their mArshals.
ades, pennant Colors aud place OF fOrma-
ton for the start were as follows:
Guests-Fomed on Fiftb avenue. east aide.
hstween Eighth and Ninth streCts-Capt. Homer W,
H'dgg; marshal pennAh' color white and blue;
American Gasoline Touring cars-Founsd On
Washington square EaSt-Hobe1 Lee Morfell,
mtT4al pennant color blue John T. Piummer. Jr.,
And r. 4. Greene. aides.
American Gasoline RunabOuts-Fomed on Ninth
street EAst-C h. Gillette marshal: pennant color,
ed; C. W. Spencer and X. ". Susser aides.
Foreign Gasoline Cars-FOrmed on Tenth etTeot
r r. Mahlcy and G, n. TanFeman, aides.
Steam Cats-Formed on Eleventh. street Eat
augustus Post. marshal; pennant color, white.
Cdrl II. Page and J, Russell Parker, AIDES.
Frctnc Chrs-FoTmed on Twelfth street East
I! H. LAnsden, marshal; pennant color. Ercen,
. Automobile Clubs-formed on Thirtceuth street
tisi-A. r. Pardlngton. marshal. pennnnt color,
she and red Charles Jerome Edwards and Louis
adams. aides.