New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
70 GREET ROOSEVELT
Metals of Land Parade Finished
by Reception Committee.
MANY GOVERNORS IN LINE
examinations Galore Will Form
Guard on Fifth Avenue
Rough Riders to Lead.


's..-,oou and completed the details for
-soeption OF the ex-President The
Is end of the affair and the organization
. -. nsrsde required the most work
-he nsrade will start from the Battery
stately after Colonel Roosevelt has
-,ioa 10 Mayor Gaynor's speech Of wei
A SQUADRON Of mounted police will
- followed by the 9TH Regiment Band
a,e hundred pieces. After them will
= - IN Of the Roosevelt Rough Riders as
-osoisl escort for their former COM
.aor Colonel Roosevelt will follow in
-a--ispe with Mayor Gaynor and Cor
- Vanderbilt, chairman of the recep-
= committee. The Squadron A Band
IN come next. followed by the carriages
-rirr the reception committee and the
erecial guests.
l~ousctor Loeb will be in the second car
20 with E. H. Gary. chairman of the
- and scope committee Of the reception
r,,-,i-tee; Secretary Wilson OF the De-
-+-,en- OF Agriculture and Captain
t.hibald u. Butt, President Taft's mill
- cid who will bear a better Of well
-. from President Taft TO Colonel
-,-.ss,elt. Secretary Meyer OF the Navy
D--.--,,,enf will he in the third carriage,
. ..sco-red by George r. Sheldon, president
- -be Union League Club
cher carriages will be Governor J.
---arr1in Fort of New Jersey. Governor
,orinhz of New Hampshire. Governor
-tgIs Of New Mexico. Governor Watts Of
--,.,,iclIr. representatives Of the gov
o-e of West Virginia and Washington,
S,-stor Lodge, OF Massachusetts; Senator
Tr;-, of California, and more than score
= representatives from Washington.
Escort for Mayor Gaynor.
P,cbard yelling. Civil Service commits
-.,,sr and Mirabeau L. Towns will be a
.,scisI committee TO escort Mayor Gaynor
sO-, his home 10 the receiving stand at
ms Battery. The party will go in an au-
-or,objle decorated with the flags Of the
-,,v and state and viii arrive at the
ps,rsrr shortly before II o'clock The
-.venue cutter Androscogsin will return
ear, The naval parade TO Pier at II
,,.locl and land Colonel Roosevelt and the
inception committee
AFTER The brief ceremonies at the Bat
,.-v the narade viii move up Broadway TO
ar greet. where the Alternately boys will
ssr in behind the carriages and turn west
a WASHINGTON Park The Spanish War
veterans will be formed at the park and
nil fall in for the march UP Fifth avenue
~ soth street. where the parade will dis
hand
rolonsl Roosevelt will go at once to the
bo-ee Of his sister, Mrs. Douglas Robin
81, for luncheon. and will go by special
ran 10 Oyster Bay at $50 o'clock He VIII
come 10 this city again on Monday for the
wedding OF his son. Theodore. il, TO MISS
Eleanor Alexander, and will come up again
rsxt Thursday for a luncheon by the
Rough Riders at the Buckingham Hotel.
Organizations TO Line March
Arrangements have been made for the
,,-4-cirsI organizations that applied for po-
srions in the parade 10 line both sides OF
Fifth avenue from Washington Park to
18th street. They have been assigned to
the following places:
Amy and Navy Union. Colonel Charles
X brown. Navy Yard Clerks and Drafs-
rners' Association, J. J. Joyce; three nun
5re5 and ffty men each. 9Th TO 10th street
Union Republican Club, Henry Lerch'
Weet' Side Republican Club. William Tra1t-
man, 5th Assembly District RepupIScsa .
tic, Republican Club. Federal Clup, Harry
A Gaidel: five hundred men altogether
ieh 10 1lth street , 49,
nlttee Z. j Smith. TWO thousand men,
.lth 70 18th street.
Conlitato officiale Italiano. James March:
nlns thousand men: 14th to 18th street
Terrazano League Of Italian Societies, c
Bsrsotti; seven thousand men; 18th to list
street.
Cl6er Of the Sons Of Italy, A Sabatino,
I've hundred men. 21st TO 22d street
improved Order Of RED Men-Quindo
Tribe E 3. Smith. and Chattahoochee
Trite, II. J Egan; three hundred men; I'd
National Volunteer Emergency Service.
General =. z. Davis, VI. D., one hundreq
al6 fifty men: along Madison Square Park
ron t4th 10 18th street
Tinted hungarian Societies. Jules Roth,
TO thousand men; 18th TO 18th street
United Swedish Societies. c K. Johansen,
mIeer hundred men. 18th 70 31st street.
Scandinavian Bakers Union, Oscar Pat
srsen. one thousand men. 31st TO 32d street.
llttsburg Business Mems Association,
e II 80 street
Republican Club Of Queens. Louis Bren-
sle twenty-five men: Hamilton Club. OF
fIeaeo. John H Ba1ten. one hundred
.asn: Brooklyn League. F A NJ BurreiI.
~ hundred men: Italian citizens of Long
..--slano. u Petti, three hundred men; SD TO
Roosevelt Neighbors' Association Charles
Lewis; four hundred men: 34th TO 18th
Committee Of Austrian Societies. DR. Karl
~ssls one hundred men; 18th 10 3sth street
Many Clubs on Way Here.
tAe smaller organizations from other cit
= NAT asked 70 be assigned 10 the parade
expected 70 occupy windows in hotels
eHa oraoe buildings and places in the many
ahos 10 Be put I'D along the line OF
-s'oh. any organization that asks for
pace before Friday night. however, will be
'-1so 10 the upper end of the line.
ne Republican County Committee will
= represented by a special committee ap-
f'A'eo by Lloyd c Griscom. the chair
a1- 10 20 down the hay On the Andres
kls5an and take part in the naval parade.
2.AeF members Of the executive committee
-ie county committee will have places
ne receiving stand al the Battery.
1'.ohei Alexander o. Brodie. commander
lie Rough Riders. arrived in the city
rasy from St Paul with John G.
l"ay Of Duluth. and e party of fifty
-gh Riders viii come from St Louis
evening. Many other organizations
VI he way A delegation from Co
s' OAio. viii bring q gold arch and
colonel Roosevelt 10 visit the indus
'a exhibition in Columbus on July l. The
."If'tee consists Of J. A Metcalf Den
nelly 7. II. Anderson and W. e Hes