The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-17
PRINCETON GRADS
TO DO HONOR TO
MAYOR NJ CLELLAN
Many Distinguished Jerseymen
to Attend Banquet Next
Tuesday Night.
JOHN L. CADWALADER
Is TO BE POSTMASTER
Chief Justice Gummere and
Chancellor Pitney Will
Be Present.

A banquet at which many dis
tinguished Jerseymen will be pr -e~t
will be given by the alumni
ton University to one of their number
Mayor George B. Mcclellan, of New
York, of the class Of SO, In the Wal
dorf-Astoria, New York city, Tuesday
night. A distinctive feature Is the fact
that it will be confined exclusively to
men connected with the college.
The indications point to an unusually
large attendance, and the dinner will
serve both as a compliment to Mayor
Mcclellan for his administration and
as an occasion for a reunion and JOLT
hication of Princeton men here and
elsewhere. 1t is expected that more
than 400 alumni will be present. The
spacious ballroom of the hotel will be
decorated with the college colors, or
ange and black. A large orchestra will
play popular college and current songs
and a picked glee club, composed of
thirty or forty alumni, will lead the
singing.
Parker D. Handy, H79, president of
the Princeton Club, will present as
POSTMASTER John L. Cadwalader, class
of SO, president of the Bar Association
of New York, and he in turn will intro
duce as he speakers Mayor Mcclellan.
SO; Woodrow Wilson, 10, president of
the university; ex-United States SEN
ator George Gray, so, of Wilmington.
Del, now judge of the United States
Circuit Court, n Hon. Edmund Will
son, 49,, encouragement of New Jer-
sey.
Among the prominent Princeton
all1p1nj who hl va ciQnfjad their intan-
ton Of being present are:
Chief Justice Gummere, 20. OF this
city; Chancellor Pitney, 20, of this city;
Joseph Cross, '65. Judge of the United
States District Court of New Jersey;
Colonel Edward H. Wright, IA, of this
city, who was an aide-de-camp on the
staff of General Mcclellan during tn
Civil War, and who is now one of the
oldest living graduates of Princeton.
Adrian H. Joline, 20; William D. Horn
blower III; J.. Coleman Drayton, '73;
Delaney Nicoll, IA; Charles S~cribner,
rs; w. J.. Henderson, '76; DIR. M. Allen
starr, ne; Robert e. Bonner, rs; How
ard Russell Butler, '76; M. Taylor I'yne,
II; the Rev. DR.. Wilton Merle Smith
II; DR.. Frank Hartley, III; Percy r
Pyne, '7s; Edward w. Sheldon, '79;
Ihobcit RiioSCsy 70 ~ NV ~
Thomas c. Hall, 10; G. C. Cuyler, 10
Rudolph e. Schirmer, 80; Francis q
Landon, 80; the Rev. DR.. Charles A
Richmond, 's3. president of Union Col
lege; Edwin M. Royle. 'S3, the play
wright; William G. Osborn. 'S3; Job Z
Hedges, 81; Alexander Moffat, "a, tn,
well-known football player; Adrian II
Larkin, 'S7; Wilbur c.. Fisk, go; Mar
tin SAKE, '93, e * State Senator; William
n. Edwards, 100, commissioner of the
department of street cleaning, n Johr
r. Dewitt, '04, both old football cap
tains.
Arrangements for the dinner are lr
the hands of an executive committee
consisting of Parker d. Handy, 10
chairman; M. Taylor Pyne, II; c. :
Cuyler, 10; Frederick Evans, SO; Mat.
thew C. Fleming. 's6; Tracy H. Harris
SO; Alexander r. Gulick, 80; Edward
r. Otheman, '95; William w. Phillips
's5, and William F. McCombs, jr, '9s
The boxes will be set aside for tn.
use Of women.