Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-23
CITY READY TO
GREET PRESIDENT
Continued from First Pas..,

Five other tables are placed on the
stage, ! while six other tables stretch
away the length of the hall.
Traffic on the -Four Corners will be
stopped for twenty minutes in the rush
hour tonight, so that there may be no
hold-up of the presidential party when
it drives from the home of former Gov
ernor Franklin Murphy at 6 o'clock, to
Krueger's Auditorium. Arrangements
have peer made to have the cars either
turned back or diverted over the differ
ent lines crossing Market and Broad
streets. The necessity for this action
was seen after a conference held by
Chief of Police Michael Corbitt and
superintendent Graham. of the Public
| Service.
Fair, cold weather is promised for to-
day. so that the thousands who will line
the streets through which the barouche
of the President will pass will have to
undergo no discomfort.
According to present arrangements
President Taft will arrive here at
about 4 o'clock, going directly to Gov
ernor Murphy's house. He will be
brought from New York. where he
spent last night at the home of his
brother, Henry w. Taft, In ex-Gov-
ernor Murphy's automobile, and after
a short stop in Harrison, will come
into the city over. the Bridge street
bridge. An informal reception will be
held at the Murphy home until shortly
before 6 o'clock, when the party will
start for the auditorium, passing
through Broad street to Market street,
up Market street, to Springfield ave-
nue., to Belmont venue and the audi
forum, where he will be welcomed
when he enters the hall by a chorus OF
100 women, members of the Lyric Club.
Besides the secret service men who
will accompany the President. from
Washington, plainclothesmen from the
Fourth Precinct viii be scattered
through the hall. The Essex Troop,
which, with a platoon of mounted po-
lice, will escort the President to the
hall, will also take him to the Penn
sylvania station after the banquet,
when he will return Immediately to
Washington
The list of the 700 guests and the
seats they will occupy are as follows:
List of Guests.
Presidents Table-Victor L.. Mason,
Congressman William II. Wiley, Con-
gresham Henry C. Loudenslager, for
mer Governor John w. Griggs, for
mer Governor Franklin Murphy, Uni
ted States Senator John Kean, United
States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
President William Howard Taft,
George f. Reeve, president of the
Board of Trade; Governor John Frank
lin Fort, United States Senator Frank
10. Briggs Mayor Jacob Haussling,
Captain Archibald w. Butt, Right
Rev. Edwin S. Lines, Justice Will
liam S. Gummere, former Cover
nor Edward G. Stokes, Congressman
r. Wayne Parker, Ira c., Wood, John
j.. Gardner.
Table A-James M. Reilly, John l..
Carroll, b. M. Stanley, jr., H. I. Lean
ing, William F. Hoffman,, j.. j.. Phelan,
II. Bornemann, jr, N. A. VOTERS,
James ]. Mcclure, John E. Kelley,
Paul T.. Heller, Robertson S. Ward,
Edwin ~F'eigenspan, John j.. Radel,
II. F.. Mclaughlin, William F. Null
lin, William A. Maher, Peter A.
Smith, DIR. Richman, j. Frank Black,
JOlll 81. Dell II. VI hitSutIys fhoh
A. Schaeffer and guest, John F. Con-
roy, c. j. ]. Curtin. d. r. O'Brlen,
DR.. II. f. Cook. c! r. Wilmot, w. d.
O'Donnell, Joseph M. Byrne, C. VOTERS,
jr., L.. ]. Tonnele, James T.. Smith, w
j. Bornemann, e. w. Gray, c. w,
Feigenspan, r. p. Conlon, r. j. Lintott
j. +. McFadden, John l.. O'Toole
Charles F. Moore, Philip j. Bowers
George P. King and guest, Thomas d
Miller. Homer r. Wilmington, f. H. Nc
Cormick.
Table B-Wallace NJ. Scudder, David
Fl. Merritt, Justice Francis j. Swayze,
John l.. Swayze, John r. Hardin, Fred
erick f. Guild, Alfred F. Skinner, Gill
bert II. Potts, Colonel ii. A. Potter
d. w. Milligan, William Riker, jr.
George r. Howe and guest, C. Edwin
Young, S. S. Day, r. B. Cornish
Jerome Taylor, DR.. Joseph c. Young
A. II. Baldwin. c. H. Baldwin, w. M
Van Deusen, E. Q. Keasbey, ChaunceS
G. Parker, John r. Weeks, James $
Higbie. the Rev. DR.. Lyman whitney
Allen, Edward N. Crane, Frank B
Adams, II. G. Atba, Peter Hauck, ST.
Felix Fluid, Louis Plaut. Richard
Hahne, G. Fl. Bissell, Franklin Murphy
jr., William b. Kinney, A. o. Headley
jr., p. Sanford Ross, C. M. Carpenter
Pierre Ross, William F.. Jackson, Henry
C. Rommel, Frank l.. Driver, Frederick
r. Ward, Julius D.. Straus, Frederick
II. Keer, w. l.. Ward, E. C. Bataille.
Table CDR. S. E. Robertson, John II
Ely. William I Hunt. George S. Coke
u Charles /. Bonnell, Cortlandt Parker
Oscar Michael, Louis Bamberger, Davit
Grotta. Harrison Van DuVne. w. V
Milford, Arthur e. ~Sandford, Jane
owen, A. B. Poland. George w
Keteham. II. Nelson Coe, James Crow
ell, FL. S. Palmer. Il. M. Wilson, Dr.
w. II. Mckenzie, w. Harry Osborne
H. f. Hays, jr., George A. Allsopr
Richard c. Jenkinson, George r. Gray
George e. Halsey, Robert l.. Ross
James A. Coe, Cyrus O.. Baker, Abran
Rothschild and guest, l.. nj. FranE
Winton c. Garrison, c. E. Codding, G
Nj. Henry. Dr.. e. Zeh Hawkes. William
Mmsle II. B. O'Conneil, Franklil
Philips, T.. r. Fearey, Henry p. Jones
} Phineas Jones. Dr.. George ]. Holme:
DR.. w. S. Washington, e. A. Geoffros
w. w. Lyons.
Table DIR. Leslie d. Ward, vii
bur S. johnson, Herbert p. Gleason
;, George d. Gleason, Colonel G. A. Ster
ling, John c.. Eisele, Nathaniel King
NJ. e. Blanchard, Theodore E. c. Blan
chard, the Rev. DR.. w. H. Morgan
| Milton l.. Blanchard. jrY James T
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