New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
MORGAN FUNERAL PLANS
Programme Outlined by Finan.
Cier Will Be Carried Out.
BODY TO BE HERE TO-DAY
Demand for Tickets to Church
Exceeds Supply-Many Or
CARNATIONS to Attend.

The arrangements for the funeral Of J.
Pierpont Morgan, as partly outlined by
Mr.. Morgan himself some time ago. were
announced yesterday by the Rev. Karl
Church. where service will be held at 10
a. m. on Monday. In giving out the de-
ais the rector referred TO n memorandum
which Mr.. Morgan left with the vestry
OF the church. The rector did not know
just when the memorandum was made.
Members Of the Morgan firm said yes
terday that in all probability Mr. Morgan
had made the requests in regard to his
funeral some time ago, and not shortly
before he sailed for Europe the last time.
lie acted I'm that regard, as he did in
many other matters, so that there would
be no misunderstanding or confusion, it
was said.
Bishop David IT. Greer, Bishop William
Lawrence, Of Massachusetts, and Bishop
Chauncey =. Brewster. Of Connecticut, rep
resenting the three dioceses with which Mr.
Morgan was associated during his life, will
conduct the service. assisted by the rector
Of -. Georges, as Mr.. Morgan requested.
The Episcopal burial service Will be adj
hered TO. Aside from this Mr.. Morgans
provisions for his funeral related only 70
the order OF service.
Negro Will Sing.
lie requested that the usual funeral
chant OF the Episcopal service-Psalms
xxx and lc beginning, Lord, let me
know my end and the number Of my days
should be intoned by the choir as pro-
cessional, and that the first hymn should
be ASLEEP in Jesus The lesson. accord
ing to his stipulation. is to >; from Cor
inthians, Ky.
Then the hymn Lead. Kindly Light" Will
be sung. followed by the creed and prayers
and barytone solo, Calvary" sung by
Harry Burleigh the negro soloist Of ST
Georges choir. The occasional. also Sc
lected by Mr.. Morgan. will be Hymn No.
17s. For All Thy saints Who from Their
Labors Rest
The honorary pallbesrers viii be George
:. Bowdoin. Lewis Cass Ledyard, Robert
w de Forest. Henry Fairchild Osborn
Joseph II. Choate Robert Bacon. George
+. Baker. Or. James ". AIarhoe. Judge
Ebert H. Gary. Seth Low, Morton 5.
Patton and Senator Elihu Root. They Will
have seats next 20 the vestrymen. The
only vestryman who will be absent will
be r. Fulton Cutting, the junior warden,
who is in Spain. Mr. Morgan was senior
warden.
Supply Of Tickets Exhausted.
Those in charge Of the funeral arrange
ments announced yesterday that the sup
ply OF tickets 10 the church was exhaust
cd The Rev Mr.. Reilard said that more
,han 500 applications for tickets had
been received. almost four times the seat
ing capacity Il the church.
The list OF organizations that will be
represented at the funeral. rs given out
at the rectory. follows: American Bank
ers Association American Museum OF
Natural History. American Scenic and
Historic Preservation Society. Astor
Trust Company. Automobile club OF
America. Chamber OF Commerce. Column
bia University. Genera. Convention. Gro
lier club. international Mercantile Ma
rne COMPANY Metropolitan club Metro
politan Museum OF Art. the trustees. STAFF
and employees. New York Genealogical
and Biographical Society. New York
Stock Exchange. New York Yacht CLUB.
Pilgrims Of the United States. Southern
Railway Company. Union League Club,
United states steel Corporation. Ameri-
can Academy IN Rome. New York Clear
ins House Equitable Life Assurance So
clety New England Society. New YORK
Historical. Society. Society OF Colonial
Cavaliers. Trinity College Hartford
Union Society OF the Civil War, employees
OF Mr.. Morgans yachts, Lying-ln Hos
pital and the Bankers Trust Company.
The steamship France, OF the French
Line. bearing Mr.. Morgan's body, Is eX-
pected TO reach her pier late this after
noon She was 40 miles east OF Sandy
Hook early Yesterday morning.
The body will be taken from the liner
10 the Morgan private library IN East
Ssth street. where it will remain until the
funeral After the funeral service the
"a milv and the clergy will accompany the
bodvon a special train 10 Hartford Conn
whore the burial will take place In the
Morgan plot IN Cedar Hill Cemetery
ST Paul. April lo-James j. Hill Text
:, PAU last night for New York to at
tend the funeral OF j. Pierpont Morgan
II Is understood Mr.. Hills presence In
New York is imperative 10 adjust hnan-