The San Francisco call., 1904-09-22
OAKLAND RECEPTION READY.
Committees Are Selected and Home
Town VIII Give Hearty Welcome.

Committees Are Selected and Home
Town VIII Give Hearty Welcome.
OAKLAND, Sept. 21.-The recep-
ton to the Hon. Victor H Metcah,
Secretary of the Department of Com
merce and Labor, to be held at the
Macdonough Theater tomorrow even
ing. will be distinctly a home and a
non-partisan affair. 1t will be a token
OF the esteem and regard that the peo-
pie Of Oakland have for the latest
member of the Cabinet Mr.. Metcalf
is an Oaklander who has grown up
with this community; he has made
himself a part of Oakland and has
done much for its advancement.
The committee that has had charge
of the arrangements for the reception
has extended an invitation to Mr.. Met
calf, the invitation being engraved
upon. plate of gold weighing three
ounces. 1t reads:
Hon. Victor II. Metcalf-Dear Sir: You are
hereby respectfully invited to attend citizens
reception to be held at the Macdonough Thea
ter, ter, Oakland. on the evening Of September D.
l9U4. given in honor of your promotion to the
Office OF Secretary Of Commerce and Labor.
Merchants Exchange-A Jonas Theo Gier
George w. Arper; Board of Trade-H c.
Capwell. Edwin Stearns. c. J. Heeseman:
Union League-M c. Chapman. George D.
Metcalf, James A. johnson; Fred M Camp
bell. secretary.
The official list of officers of the
meeting was announced to-day as fol-
lows:
Temporary chairman-A. Jonas, president
Merchants Exchange
, Chairman Of the evening-United States
senator George C. Perkins.
Executive committee: Board Of Trade-H
Z, Capwell (chairpan). Edwin Stearns Theo
Gler; Merchants' Exchange. Jonas George
w Arper, C j. Heeseman Union League
M c. Chapman. George D. Metcalf James A.
Johnson: Fred NJ Campbell secretary
Honorary vice presidents-Unted States
Senator Thomas r. Bard; Congressmsn J. n
Gillette, Theodore a. Bell. L. J. Livernash
Vice presidents, J. El'ls J. Allen. Edison Adams
s. Anderson, jules Ahrahamson c. r. Allen
Aitken - -
Hon; ]. N. Bliss. J. P. Burke. A. w. Bor-
barker. John A Britton, J. N. Bishop G. w
Bacon. j. c. Bates A. II. Breed w T. Rae
Gus, Everett J. Brown Anson S Blake. ]. /.
Barker, F. r. Bowles Frank Barnet Rev e
q Baker, Colonel George Babcock, Stuart W
Booth' BOON Fred Fred Becker; / A. Beretta w A.
hOn. F. L. Button Colonel J. L. Bromley
DR.. E. J. Boyes. Harmon Bell, r. A. Bray
Hubert Bryant, L. G. Burpee r. NJ Briare
u. {. Brown. M Book C. II. Butler j. N
Bonham. w. H. Bucholz.
Fred A. Campbell. c. w. Childs. b c.
Crellin. r. w. Church. D. E. Collins, Thomas
Grellin, l.. s. Church. r. H. Chamberlain. h
~. ~ Cusning' III. II; D. crowley, Francis Cut
ting. John p. Cook, A. u. Copin Clarence
Crowell Paul Carroll. J. L. ChampIin, d. c.
Coward. Charles Cotton. 7. C. Crawford John
W r. Davis, G. E. de Cola. w. E. Dargie.
George w. Dornin. T. 7. Dargie G. B. Dan
1eiS' II in,,d1d M, pedTDy 5; NJ Dodge, J; L. Davie,
Jr;s G G. DO Dodge, n P, Dalton.
Guy G. Earl, Wallace Everson, A H. Elliott
G. Eiben. - '-'''OiiS' iienry hVers' f.
Maurice Flynn. G. W. Fisher. George E.
NJ. Farwell J. Fibush. P. M. Fisher. j. f.
Farnham, DR.. A. A. Fine. Rabbi NJ Fried
lander lander a; A W Fielder. Dr. N. K. Foster.
Hon W. E. Greene. s T. Gage. w. M.
Gassaway, R P NJ. Greeley, W. W Garth
AL p. M Gibson, Herman Gard n Gloy, ].
X Slascock' {. b. Gould. DR.. J. S. Greene.
W. G. Henshaw, T. W. Harris Hon.
iIton; Frank G. Haxens, P. i. Hanrahan nm, N.
Herrick, George Hoffman, George w Howell
J. A., A Hill ". p Hook, f., c.. Howe. G. g.
Hathaway. Mr. Humphrey
Charles Jnrgens. DR.. NJ. l. johnson.
J; r. knowland. j. c. Kline, M. ]. Keller,
c. H. King Dr. w ". Kergan, Albert Kay
Kinsey. r. S. Kitchener. w. F. Kelley, To-
seph NJ Kelley. DR.. Myra Knox, George
o. X Lukens Hon. f. A. Leach, j. c. Lynch
E. Lehnhardt Walter e. Logan, William j.
Iaymance' E. j. Lea 1. C. Lewis. William
Lang, M. Lesser
James Mofftt william Moller. John Mitchell,
6: ". McNear, T. K. Mott. Hon H. A.
Melvin. ]. c. McMullen, W. j. Mathews Ber-
nard Miller j. E. McElroy, /. j. Muma
George Mosbacher, M. Marcuse, James b.
Merritt, f. II. Morgan, DIR. ]. L. Mayon
J. w. Mott. John Martens E. F. Muller, j. A.
Meese. Edwin Meese Alex McAdam, Sam
Bell Mckee. Robert McKillican, c.. +. Mau
Rev. ]. B. McNally, Rev. Father McSweeney
Dr.. j. Maher, Hon. ]. G. Mattos. D. H.
Mclaughlin.
Il. H. NQrth. James S. Naismith. Dr. I.
E. Nicholson, Charles Nelson.
Hon. F. B. Ogden, Fred Osgood
W. G. Palmanteer. H. A. Powell, w. Frank
Pierce Thomas c. Prather, W. S. Palmer, A.
A. Pennnoyer DIR. Loran Pease. DR.. w s.
A. H. Pratt.
George W. Reed, Charles T. Rodoph J. b.
Richardson David Rutherford. Thomas Rick
ard, John W. Richards, l. l. Requa, George
+. Randolph, Bernard Ransom, Byron Rut-
ley. Phil Rosenheim. Frank Rittingstein. j.
II. d. Rowe. c. H. Redington. d. Robertson.
c. D. Rogers, n. Rosenberg.
Craisie Sharp, A. NJ Salinger, L. Schwartz.
Lewis Schafer, Charles A. Smith. II. NJ. San
born, David Standeford, c. r. Smith, George
N. Shaw. Charles e. Shook George Schmidt.
Schafer, 6. w Scott, E. J. Stewart, George
n. Smith A j. Snyder, c. C. Shinnick DIR.
r. T. Stratton, J. L. Stewart, DR.. Dudley
Smith, Dr. f. r. Sill, George w. Slayter,
W. p. Standeford, F. NJ. Smith, A. D. Smith,
A. l.. Stone Z. b. Stone Judge NJ. Smith,