The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-13
RECEPTION PLANS
FOR ROOSEVELT
Committee Expects Between
$4,000 and 10000 in Line.
MANY BOATS TO BE IN HARB0R
Organizations Request Places In the
Parade and Thousands Have Been
Assigned-Representatives of Cow
ernOrs VIII Go Down the hay ON
One of the Revenue Cutters.

New York. June 12.-Secretary Cosby,
of the Roosevelt reception committee,
estimated that betweea I5,e08 and e0.oC
persons, comprising local and visiting or
ganizations. VIII be in line along Fifth
/ avenue next Saturday afternoon at the
time OF the parade r. A C Smith.
chairman OF the harbOr display commit
| tee. puts the number of boats at some
thing over 100.
Many Of the organizations will be in
uniform or wear some insignia of their
order and nearly all will have bands.
! The Hamilton Club Of Chicago. under
| the leadership of John II. Baften. will
! send 100 members. who will go down the
bay on the steamship Commodore and
later have a stand in Fifth avenue The
4 PittsbuTg Business Mems Association will
i send 800. marshaled by Col. A. P Moore.
/ Omaha will send a delegation. and Phiia-
| delphia, Cineinnati, and other cities will
add 10 the numbers
Thousands of Italians.
The Verrazano League Of Italian So
cieties win turn ont between 5000 and
| 7,oOo enthusiasts, and the Order of the
Sons of Italy of Paterson. y. J.. viii send
800 more. To those win be added dele
| cation Of Italians from Long Island CITY
| The United Hungarian Societies have
asked for places for l,500 men, and the
United Swedish Societies have asked for
| 1,0O0 more
The BROOKLYN League viii turn out be-
tween 100 and 200. and the Fifth Assem-
bly, District Republican Club about an
even 100, The Army and Navy Union
has asked for "A place for between zoe and
So9 The Spanish War Veterans, who are
20 march. Will turn out about 1000 locally
Representatives of governors VIII be on
the stand at the Battery, as will the gov
ernors who are present personally They
will also so down the bay on one of the
cutters to greet the former President and
be the guests Of the committee during
the parade, Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Meyer
have places on the stand and viii also
go down the bay and ride with the COM
mittee.
Abernathy Kids There.
Jack Abernathy's boys. who are waiting
at the Hotel Breslin until Col. Roose-
Welt comes home. went out TO see as
much Of New York as was visible to-
day through the rain They went to Mr.
RoekefelIer's church in the morning with
their father and a friend whom Marshal
Jack had met over night at the Breslin
Mr.. Rockefeller wasn't at the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist at all, but the boys had
good time, nevertheless. The men, and
especially the women. of the congrega-
tion crowded sropnd after service TO give
the youngsters welcome
After theV had had something IN cat
their father took them around TO the
Wolcott to see Gen. Benjamin Lefevre,
who used to be a Representative from
Ohio Marshal Abernathy met the gen.
eral on Saturday, and he wanted the
boys to meet him, too.
Later in the afternoon DR.. Wainwright.
the Breslins physician. got out his au-
tomobile and gave the boys a ride
through the East Side
No Race Suicide There
That was what interested them more
than anything they saw all day. They'd
never seen so many children before in
their lives Marshal Jack said afterward
he'd take a chance on there being fifteen
to family. and he thought he was MAX |
ing a small guess. at that
Six-yeaT-old Temple took a Sunday aft
ernoon nap when he got back to the |
hotel, but Louis wrote q letter home tell
ing about the East Side. They told call |
ers they We're not a bit tired after their
ride. and that New York candy was very |
good. Their father went over TO De-
laney's stable about sundown to get a |
look at the horses. He wanted to be sure |
they were bedded down all right for the |
night.