Evening star., 1906-03-15
HONORS 10 GOVERNOR
Pennsylvania Executive as the
Guest of Honor.
STATE CLUB RECEPTION
Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker
Cannon Present.
THOSE IN THE RECEIVING LINE
Club House Elaborately Decorated for
the Occasion-List Of
Guests. sEF
TATE CLUB RECEPTION
HOSE IN THE RECEIVING LINE

The Pennsyivania Club held a reception et
IT'S headquarters. X and 18th streets. last
evening from to IL In honor of Gov Sam
aei W. Penriypacker of PENNSYLVANIA.
Among the prominent guests were Vice
PRESIDENT Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon Sen
a'ofs Hemenway of Indiana and Knox of
pennsylvania, Secretary Shaw, Solicitor
General Hoyt. Public Printer StiIlings
Representative Grosvenor of Ohio and Lit
tlefield of Maine
Leading public men of all branches of the
national government Joined with distin
euished Pennsylvanians In doing honor to
'ie governor. The handsome clubhouse To-
Gated on the corner of 18th and X streets
was decorated throughout In honor of the
occasion. " ''ie
"A republican caucus on the statehood hin
TO be held last evening was nnsfnor,d e.
ofoer 70 allow members of the House TO at
tend the reception.
Inc esteem in which the governor &c bnlJ
.iL ~ the state and nation was evidenced h,,
we many attentions he received fror,, ti,e
"iiSr,,lisulshed 81, guests who surrounded him
me occasion partook Of the nature of a
reunion or Pennsylvanians Refreshments
We're served in the various club rooms nj
me guests and hosts mingled informaiIy
ultii late hour No formal speeches were
inuutsea ~ IN. Gov. Pennypacker will remain
IN the city a day or two
In Receiving Line.
The receiving party. besides the governor
consisted OF Col Wesley r. Andrews. pres-
ldent OF the Pennsylvania Club and chair
man OF the republican state committee. and
representative Joh.i Dalzell of Allegheny.
Reuben o. Moon of Philadelphia. NJ =
olmsted of Daunhin. VIM. H. Graham of
Allegheny, Arthur l.. Bates of Crawford
George ID. McCreary .. phil1.ieIphia. Thos.
:. Butler of Delaware. Daniel F. I.afean of
lork, Thomas II. Dale of Lackawanna and
solomon r. Dresser of Mexican counties.
Among the first to grasp the governors
right hand was Uncle joe Cannon
Speaker of the House. who loosely remark
ed that among all these congressman he
was surely greeting also the next governor
of Pennsylvania"
Immediately back of him came the tall
form of Vice President Charles w Fair
banks. who stopped to hold a consultation
executive.
Among the Guests.
Others who paid their respects to the gov
ernor were Senator James A. Hemenway of
indiana, Representatives Charles E. Little
field of Maine, John ]. Esch of Maine.
Charles III. Grosvenor of Ohio, Henry c.
Loudenslager of New Jersey, VIM A Cal
derhead of Kansas, ex-senator Marion But
Ter OF North Carolina, Senators Knox and
Penrose and Representatives Adams Wan
ger, Cassel, Palmer, Patterson. I.lley.
Deemer, Samuel. Mahon, Reynolds HUFF
Acheson. Schneebell Smith and Siblev an
of Pennsylvania.
Editor John H. Shreve of the Atlantic
City Review and Col William NJ Palmer OF
Baddonfield headed a New Jersey deega-
ton that filed past the governor while
ttose in official and political life in Peis.l-
sylNanla We're represented by Secretary OF
the Commonwealth Robert MacAfee. David
Martin. Lewis f. Better. Naval Officer
Walter T. Merrick of Philadelphia; ex-Cor-
81 essman c. Fred Wright of Susduehanna
county; State Senator Godcharles North
umberland county; State Representative
King Of Bedford county; Representative
John o. Sheath of Philadelphia; John r.
Williams of Scranton; p. c. Boyle editor
of the Oil City Derrick; Louis NlHammer-
ling of WilkesbaTre; Samuel III. Gray Of
NenaRgo; Factory Inspector John G. Della
ney. the custodian of the Watres boom for
governor; former Labor Leader T. V. Pow
der1y of Scranton; Joseph FL. klemmer,
Edward A. Devlin and Samuel NJ. Clement,
jr., of Philadelphia; Delegate William Ii.
Andrews of New Mexico, and Rev David
ID. Wells. a former Philadelphia pastor,
who is now chaplain in the army.
Major Theo. Moser, United States army
retired; Russell p. Goodwin, assistant at
torney general: Chief Inspector Brown of
the government printing Office Charles A
Stillings, public printer; Captain Spencer
Cosby, Jnited States army; Charles II.
Treat, treasurer of the United States; Colo
mel w. w. Brown, auditor for the Navy
Department: Colonel c. H. Livingstone of
w. Va; B. II. Warner, DIR. Benjamin Lee.
In charge OF the health department of Har-
fisburg; w. B. Ridgey, controller OF the
currency; DR.. O. II. Tittman, super: n end
ent OF the coast and geodetic survey.