New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
COACHING DAY At LENOX
Four Women Among the Whips
in the Parade.
SOME STRIKING TURN0UTS
Those On the Coaches and Other
Guests Take Tea at Miss
Cary's Stables.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Ienox, Sept 1.-THE second annual
coaching parade was held to-day, IN
coaches were in lire when the parade. which
coaches were in line when the paarde, which
had formed at the Lenox Club, started
down Walker street to the echo Of the
coaching horn. Miss Kate Cary. Miss Char
Iotte Barnes. Miss Cornelia Barnes and
Mrs William Z. s CriswoId drove fours.
AID their presence on the box seat added
greatly 10 the interest in the parade The
route was over Walker street TO Nam
street and return to Kenble street. thence
~ the Cross Roads. and then 10 the Lee
Highway and return to Miss Cary's But
ternut Cottage.
Miss Kate Cary drove four bays in the
1,a5ir,r coach on her coach were Dr.
Henry p. Jacques on the box seat Mrs
.Jaaues. Walter W Nottleton, MISS Eliza-
beth Williams and Chester GrtsWoid Bur
den
Miss Charlotte Barnes had four BAYS in
her roof seat brake. Captain Barnes was
on +fo ho,, seat. Behind were William
Douglas SIoare. Mrs. James ~ Burden
George Turnure and Mrs Herbert PARSONS
Giraud Foster drove four handsome Gays
70 a black brake. with red running gear.
Mrs Foster was with him. She wore q
cloth gown of cream color and a large
black hat M7 and Mrs. Samuel FTothtnS-
ham and Samuel Russell We're on TINS
coach
Harris Fahucstock drove a black and a
bay leader and bay wheeIers TO black
and yellow brake Mrs Fahnestork was
beside her husband Behind were Mrs
NewDold Morris MI and Mrs. Frederick
S. Delafeid and Rieman DUvai.
Tiarier r Proctor drove four blue roans.
His brake was q roof sent vehicle, of black
body. with yellow running gear. Mr. and
Mrs Proctor and Henry II. Psase were on
the coach.
Frank X StuTgis drove three chestnut
roans and a piebaId. Mrs David Lydig
was on the box seat. on the coach were
also Mrs. Sturgis, David Lydig and Charles
Lanier.
Mrs. William f s Criswold drove Mrs.
John SIcsnes bays Mr.. Griswold was on
the box seat. and behind were Mi and
Mrs Robert Paterson. Miss May Denny
and I4edyard CoggsweH
Miss CCrnelia Barnes drove bay leaders
and cross matched gray and bay wheelers.
Beside har was Guy A. Ward. Others on
the coach were Mrs. Ward, Miss Isabelle
shotter and James Barnes
Miss Cary SeTEed tea ~ 80 guests at the
close # the parade in the Butternut cot
tage stables. The carriage room was laid
with rugs and about the side walls were
decorations Of corustaIks and wild ssteTs.
Those present included Mrs William Doug
Ia- Sloane, Mrs John 4. Burden, Mrs. Rob
ert Winthrop. Mrs. David PAYNE GTiswold.
Frederic Schenc6 Y. Harold Brown. Mr.
Y. s DAYTON. Miss Clemeutina F'urniss.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes. fr.. Mrs Guy
4 Ward Edwin p Chids Mrs. Montgon-
erv Hare. Miss IIeloisa Meyer. Miss Ger
trude Parsons Mr. George Westinghouse,
Miss Margaret EFad=-vorth. Miss Ale;d
schenCk Richard g. Graerleaf, ir.. Mrs.
Richard C. Greenieaf. Miss Irene Btgalow.
Miss Emily Winthrop. Mrs. Roswell Cur
it's Miss Lura T. Curtis, Otis P. CurtiS.
Mrs. James 3. Ludlow, Mrs. J Y Mezerole.
Abraham Neserole. Miss Mamie Duvai.
Mrs. Frances Barlow. Chandler Robbins.
Miss Cram, Miss Charlotte Cram, Mrs ".
s. Kernochan Miss Constance Folsom.
Miss Nina Gather. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Cryder Mrs NJ Dwight Collier, Mrs. R
De P. Tytus. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G.
DiXey, E. HOLSTER Simmons, Mrs. Herbert
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. George +. TUrnure.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos De Heredia. Mrs c.
MacDougaIl, Mr.. and Mrs. John 4 Had
den, jr-. Mrs. Harry Livingston Lee, Miss
Johnson and Miss Frances Ogden.