The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-20
NEWARK TO SEND 1000 TO INAUGURATION
Continued from First Paee.o

representing the State officials; Con-
gressmen Gardner. Loudenslager and
Parker and President of the Club John
e. Gill. 1t is expected that former
Governors Murphy and Voorhees, will
also be present.
To assist the reception committee
there will be an auxiliary committee,
consisting of Frederic r. Brace, jr..
John Exton Thropp, William K. Black
man, William r. Piper, John X. Brit
ton, Charles B. Kennedy, Harvey s.
Hutchinson, Ellis L. Pierson, George
d. Freudenmacher, John C. NeviIs,
Louis B. Pierce and Lloyd Rockhill.
Luncheon will be served In the billiard
room.
The invitation list to the reception
has been limited to the members of the
club in good standing, the Republican
State officials, the Republican cong Fes-
sional delegation, the Republican state
Committee, the Republican State Sena-
tors and Assemblymen and the chair
man of each Republican county COM
mittee in the State.
Music will be furnished by Winkler's
Orchestra 1t is expected that more than
500 persons will be present.
The following is the standing reception
committee of the club, which has general
supe. vision of the entire affair: Alexan-
der C. Yard, chairman; Barker G.. Hamill.
Harry e. Taylor, James p. Kersey, Harry
B. salter, Harry e. Evans. Harry f.
Smith. Adam Exton and Frederick p.
Auten.
Chief of Police Hiner has issued orders
to govern the police arrangements and
Police Captain Cleary will put them into
execution. Sergeant Alcutt will be sent
to the State House with a detail of men
at 9:45 O'Clock tomorrow morning and will
remain there until II o'clock. Sergeant
Culliton will direct a detail at the opera
house from 1920 o'clock in the morning
until after the inaugural exercises.
A detail under m of Sergeant
Mcgowan will go to the State House at
2:30 o'clock and remain until after the re-
ception, while Sergeant Zenker will direct
a squad at the State House In the even
ing from 6:45 o'clock until after the re-
ception. Two patrolmen will remain con-
stantly at the State House from Ia m.
to 10 p. M, and the posts throughout the
city will be served by a double force be-
ginning at z o'clock in the evening, the
same as on Saturday nights.
New York detectives and some from
cities nave also been engaged by
the committee in charge Of the inaugural.
The detectives will mingle with the
throngs to prevent theft and disorder.
Professor Winkler has completed the pro-
gram which his Second Regiment band
will play during the receptions. The band
consist of twenty-five Of the best
in the city. 1t will be stationed
in the private secretary's room, through
guests will enter the receiving room.
music will be as follows:
Afternoon program:
March "a merriam Renubifc' Thiele
Overture, william Tell'......... .Hossini
Selection from THE Red Mill" Herbert
Fantasia. "Old Folks at Home. -. Dalbey
Artists Life".......,........S Strauss
Chilean dance, "Manana'. .......... Missud
Reverie. Apple Blossom ..........R Roberts
National Anthem.
Evening program:
March, Second Brigade ........ Winkler
Overture. "Semiramide' ......... .Rossini
Selection from 1.-THE Partisan Model.
Hoffman
Langley
wedding of the Winds. 49,. Hall
Dance of the Honeybells''...
Mantia
Fantasia. Gypsy ..Thiele
tar-SOanRled Ranner"