The sun., 1910-06-19

back Every building In sight was
sWathod In red. white and blue except
one tall edihce al 20 Broadway occupied
by a corporation known a. the Standard
Oil Company
The whitshall Building employees did
a lot Of work yesterday not. From
street level TO skyline every window Wa
open and every sill held a. many ste
noGraphsrs and ofiiceboys and bosses aa
the sills could accommodate The ste
nographers swung low cut tan shoes while
waiting Black silk hose of open work
designs seem 90 he still popular.
WHO'S WHO FRoM THE CROWD.
Mayor Gaynur. Mrs Gaynor and one
u the small Gaynor youngsters passed
through the ropes Of oak leaves that led
the way 20 the reception stand about
tOt5 O'Clock The Mayor got q hearty
cheer In front Of the Aquarium was the
hlE press stand. and next door 60 It was
a small stand much higher which looked
like an overgrown dry goods boy. Just
across the asphalt from this was the
committee stand which was paved with
high hats
That's Pinch0t. the one with the
mIstache. a knowing one would say.
and tho man he's talking to " President
Hadley oi Yale
what do we call Pinchot now What
IL he since the miHup?- asked an anxious
inquirer on the press stand,
Nothing was the answer And
that's Comptroller PrenderRast standing
in front Of Pinchot He's talking 20 Bor-
ouRh President McAneny. and the thin
faced chap hack u him is John Hurrah
Mitchel-one l. in the name II makes
him sore II you give him more IL than
that"
The Seventy-hrst Regiment Band kept
the crowd interested while the Colonel
rode up the river and back Stirring tunes
like Maryland. Put On Your old Gray
Bonnet, Dixie and especially "Thercll
BE- a Hot Time and other national an
thems almost drowned sut the Groom
from tho river Along the ridges Of wharf
roofs north of Pier A camera men bal
ancAd themselves while policemen in
the street below yelled At them 20 come
down in rcspunss the camera Hisa
grnned and showed their soorn of the
police by signalling with their hands,
he thumb Of the right hand playing an
important part Of the signal
pedestala % wood painted white held
up white poles that formed the lanes
which led the way b the committee
stand Flags huttered from the tops Of
the white poles and fsstOOna of green
OAK leaves ran from pole n pole. Col
Wngate, Chief of Staf for Gen Roe. all
bedscked in blue and gold, added a touch
Of color ~ the landacape. Any place YOU
looked vas a policeman ~ high order
with velvet cuhs and gold buttons and
gold oak leaves. inspector DAILY looked
after the rows oi patrolmen, trafic po-
ioomen and bicycle cops
HED aHIRTs AND EHAEI
Moving picture men turning oranks
seemed " b. everywhere, tall Italian
hloasoming forth ~ a red elk shirt blue
trousers q funny little hat decorated
with a Cockade and with q silk band
around bis left arm which told that he u
q member ~ the -NoteTani 0aTihaldini'
early was among thOse preaoni Slx girls
In MAX skirts and Rough Rider hats
marched onto tho sod with military pre-
ciaion just before the Colonel landed and
told that they were nursee afiarhed 40
the National Volunteer Emergency t1rpa
President John u Finley II thn City
College got through the lines q minute
efttf The volunteer nurses had Carrying
Under bio sr0oh coated arm some aort oi
lratherb0und c0ntraption looking like a
travelling bag which had been flttenoi
10 was auRgastsd that the plrhage CON
ttInod bic luncheon
During ho w " eFpectancT one 81