New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
READY FOR PRESIDENT.
Big Preparations for the Receptions
and Dinners Here.

The Republican Club has made all the ar
rangements for the reception which is to be
given for President Roosevelt at the clubhouse
on Monday afternoon. special committee,
consisting of William D. Murphy and Alexander
P. Ketchum, will meet the President at Jersey
City and escort him and his party in carriages
to the clubhouse where an informal reception
will be held from 4 TO o'clock
With the President will be Secretary Taft
Private Secretary Loeb and DIR. Charles F.
Stokes, L S NJ. c. There will also be some
women in the party. When they arrive at the
clubhouse Louis Stern the president of the club,
will receive them. The clubhouse has been
handsomely decorated for the occasion. None
but members of the club will be admitted to the
reception which is to be without any speaking
After the reception the President will go TO
the home of his sister Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
In Madison-ave., for an hour or so. Then he
will be escorted to the Waldorf-Astoria. where
the Lincoln dinner of the Republican Club is to
be held. The President will be the guest of
honor At about 1870 p. m. he will attend the
Press Club dinner in the Hotel Astor.
The committees in charge of the Republican
Club reception and dinner are: On plan and
scope of reception-wilIiam D. Murphy. chair
man: w NJ K Olcott. NJ. F Havrand. Joseph
NJ. Deuel.. William Einstein. Louis Stern and
Henry Z. Tremaine. ex officio. To escort the
President from Jersey City 70 the clubhouse
William d. Murphy and Alexander P. Ketchum.
Reception-Merrtt z. Haviland. chairman Her
man Aaron. George B. Agnew. George C. Aus
tin Orro T Barnard. Cornelius N Bliss jr.;
James G. Cannon, Bainbridge Colby, Henry c.
Conger. George Cromwell, Charles II. Denison,
Joseph NJ. Deuel.. John A Dutton, Herbert H.
Gibbs, John H. Hammond. James W. Halves,
Edwin A Jones' ]. Edgar Leaycraft. James s.
,1a,-
Newbold Morris. William D. Murphy. Harold
Nathan, William NJ. K. Olcott Frank H. Par
fridge, Herbert Parsons. Henry c. Piercy
George ]. Seabury. Leopold Stern. Charles H.
Treat James L. Wandling, Charles H. Young
and Louis Stern. officio.
Lincoln Dinner-Alexander P. Ketchum. chair
man: J. Edgar Leaycraft. treasurer; Charles
Fl. Young. secretary; Henry F. Tremaine Mer-
ritt E. Haviiand Alexander Caldwell. James 5,
CIarkson and Louis Stern. ex officio
On Tuesday the President will be the guest OF
the Hungarian Republican Club. After in
formal reception held in the large hall at Little
Hungary, in East Houston-st-. the President
will be escorted TO the dining hall
Following is the menu for TIE dinner:
Baaet Russe oysters
csisa Lees s-,... ,,--,-
Celery. Olives s-,,s, I;1Gi.sss- s@l'ed Almonds
ErsI.sa shai c,.....-e.-.
Alse iaumcoe2- alcAennefs
f'aprika Chicken
s.sseSy -arhcnya-
F.-t Sygeetorcats.
Peas
BAY AsrarGgus
Sd4ce r. .llup-llse
A.OSt & chan Ion Nh.t, = 60! ana tTpefial bTGt
S1rbCL q Ia kusslth
I.o.g Island EdCk iinS.
salad l.Jue hungary DTessing-
tCrpu-
Kspusztas Fstcs Apple Sruiel
Ice C-earn C1rGais Petit Fours
and Csrl~nbert
A'''j; cisars ara Cigarettes
In an editorial written by Michael Singer, in
a special number Of his paper. The Immigrant"
which contains portraits OF the President Gov
ernor Higgins. Senator Platt and others. and
which is IL be distributed the dinner. he says:
In the name OF the Hungarians OF America, be
they Observation-Disclosures OF Amertoan-iun-
garians we pray that our honored guest. Z. esi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, he blessed that. for
the veal and the happiness Of our common eoun-
try and OF the human family, he may live and
prosper.
Commissioner McAdoO has perfected arrange
Inelts for the police protection OF the President
Every moment from The time he leaves the train
in Jersey City until he boards II again for wash
ington on Wednesday he VIII be guarded by spe-
cial squads OF police, including a force OF mount
cd police.