New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
Many Clubs, Societies and AS
SoCiationS of Business Men
at Morgan Funeral.
TWELVE PEWS FOR FAMILY
Demand for Tickets So Large
Only One Fourth of Those
Asked Could Be Furnished
nv Vestrv Committee.

care and with an eye 20 dONo"iii'"''N %
many as possible. The vestry committee
which assisted members of the family III
making the arrangements. found 1t I'M
possible. however. to furnish more imam
about one-fourth OF the tickets asked al
though they were issued for the seating
CAPACITY OF the church. which is 1'e5O'
The family occupied twelve pews near
est the chancel on the centre aisle III
rcctlv opposite. on the other side OF the
centre aisle. sat the honorary pallbearers'
Tho vestrv of st. Georges Church. part
ners in the firm of j. 2. Morgan q co.
and their wives. The remainder of the
centre aisle was occupied by guests or
intimate friends of the family.
The twenty pews on either side OF the
south aisle were occupied by the com
mittees appointed by various orSaniza-
uons. clubs and societies, with most Of
which Mr. Morgan had been associated
either personally or as benefactor. Inc
rest of the body Of the church and the
galleries. which run along three sides
were occupied by members Of the con
sresation or friends of the Morgan family
4 complete list OF those occupying peWS
reserved for the Morgan family follows:
Mrs. Morgan, j. =. Morgan. il MIS-
Satterlee. Mrs Hamilton. Miss Anne 1.
Morgan Mrs. j. T.. Morgan. II. Juhlus
$ Morgan, jr.. Mr.. Sattcrlee, Mr. ialni,,-
ton. Il. NJ. Hamilton, Miss Helen i1aln4-
ION. Miss Jane y. Morgan, Miss Frances
r. Morgan, Harry Morgan, Laurens liam
ilton. Alexander Hamilton. MISS Eleanor
Swterlec. Miss Mabel Satterlee, James
Goodwin. Mrs. James Goodwin MIS-. - IA
Warren. Miss BabCock. .
caroline l..
b Mrs. Junius s Morgan. Miss Sarah >.
MORGAN. Mrs. Ioppin. Mrs. Brown MISS
Tracy Miss fhe' s,uT MH S NIrs H. {;
Sturges Miss Hoppin L. ;. toppln, MI
Neppel Mrs Keppel. Thornton Brown,
Mrs Gordon Brown, Miss 1rac%' Mss
Annie Tracy. Mr.. Cook, MIS-, TooN' NJ NJ
>. IT. y Osborn. William {. Osborn MIS-
, William - Osborn Mrs. Sanger. MISS Us
born. Perry Osborn FREDERICK Osporh'
! Walter Goodwin, b. w. Morris and Mrs
.. w; 9V others present were Charles s.
McHen. Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Williams, M
and Mrs j. Borden Hartman. ). W; hdI-
rimau Mr.. and Mrs. De wit CuEyle 'gs
Cuvlcr. Major John MEG. Woodbury.
colonel Henry HigginsOn Charles n. Col
nu Townsend lrvin. Mr.. and MIS-. II. 70
Ilolhns. Mr. and Mrs; y W. BIRD M NJ
William Polk, Mr. and Mrs. august BeI-
mont w X Vanderbilt Jr.. Byron MOT
gan. Howard Elliott Mr.. and MIS-. Sonn
D. Parsons. Edwin 5. Schenck; MISS Nor@
Goodwin. J. b. Martindale + W. stevens.
Eawin s. Msrston; n. II Topakyan'
Consul General OF Persia; Mt ana Mrs.
J$mc~ \. Scrymser J. ;. AieNahder' S IlS,
sirmcntina Furniss. Mrs. Charles I. bar
. Tty. Thomas z. Fowler, Dr. and MIS-
/ NICHOLAS Mprrsy Butler, Mrs DAVID II.
e.. Mis- Greer, Mrs Frederick
Nathan Mrs ~. r. Bcckman: MT. ana
Ms. Howard Van Sndcren William Z
Rcick T.. r. Mitchell. Mr.. and MIS-
George 5. Bowdoin. Mr. and Ms >,
Bcavor Webb. General and MIS- Cn i,i'
q Roe Mrs. J. r. Leavtt. Miss Ehla
NJ AspinWall. James Gore King Mr. ana
Mis-. William II. Wheclock, Mr.. and MIS-.
Jordan T.. Mott. jr.. John W. Aucmhcioss'
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones. r-.;,
McNiol Bacon ir. Mrs. William Harmah
Brown. William T. Blodgett: Miss Eleanor
Blodgett. Mrs. William II. SchleifeIin.
William Rh;nelander Stewart, Or; Charles
Siatter.. Charles r. Tracey, s. G. Bayne.
Air and Mrs William u. Guthrie, Or.
William r. Manning. William Jay, Gar
ence Mackay. the Rev. and Mrs Hush
Birckhead. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis {. Led
ward. ir, Richard Mortimer. Edwin NJ.
huxley. James j. Hill, BENJAMIN =
Yoakum: Marquis Cusani Conialonlerl
the Italian Ambassador. CdVanere ,fld-
como Fara Forni. Italian Consul cen
oral. Frank L, Polk, Mrs. Robert Bacon,
Robert J.. Bacon. Miss Martha Bacon, Dr
St Clair McKeiway, Louis WlIey, HehI3
W Taft. Arson phelps StOhes' M anu
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. IT, r. puh-
illffe-Owen, representing Due de Montpen-
sier.
The vestry Of st. Georges Church and
various organizations were represented by
the following named:
VESTRY OF ST. GEORGES CHURCH
William Foulke. Seth Low, Henry w.
,Nunroe, IL. II. Pike, John Seely Ward
James w Markoe. NJ D.. , Charles >
Brown, William +. Curtis Wolcott u.
Lane. John Reichert. Clerk
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AN ERICA
Henry Sanderson, James \. Blair' u?
Hamilton F. Kran, w. w. Miller, H.
NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETH-Gen. James
Grant Wilson, Clarence Winthrop BoWen,
William Bradhurst Osgood Field, George
Austin Morrison, Jr.. Abraham Hatneld,
jr. John Reynolds Totten.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF GEN
ERAB CONVENTlON-Th Right Kew.
David II. Greer, August Belmont, the Rev.
Frederick Courtney. the Very Rev Dean
William NJ Grosvenor. the Rev. Canon
George William Douglas, the Rev. Ernest
NJ. Sdres. Miles Farrow, william ;.
Hawk, William ~. Truesdale. William I.
Fargo. j.. Van Nechten Olcott.
Union LEAGUE CLUB-Henry {.
Frick Emory 5. Lyon. Gates w. NC
Garrah. Charles II. Sabin, George r.
NnHI0On.
Taylor. Walter r. Frew. Thomas J.. Wat
son. Chauncey NJ Depew. General Horace
Porter. Robert G. Morris.
NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE AS
SOCIATION-W William a. Nash, Alexan-
der Gilbert, Francis l. Hine nun,
CITY or NEW YORK-Ho Russell.
GENERAL Thomas u. Hubbard. Austin b.
Fletcher. Rowland Davis. Henry a. Cush-
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Alexander L. orr. Thomas A. Edison
John Cla0in. II. dc Witt Cuyler. Frank X
Sturgis. Andrew Carnegie, James c. Can
non. Mortimer J. Schiff. Darwin =.
Kingsley. Welding Ring. Isaac n. Selig-
man. George 3. Cortelyou George f.
Bser. Augustus D. Juilliard. John l. Wa
forbury. Henry Clews. f.. II. Outerbridge
Serene S Pratt
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
George r. Baker. chairman of board OF
the First National Bank: II. A. Nanderlip,
president OF the National City Bank: L.
j.. pierson, chairman Of the executive
committee Of the Irving National Bank
\. II. NiSgin, president Of the Chase Ma
iiOnal Bank; J. S. Alexander. president OF
the National Bank Of Commerce; Benja-
min Strong jr.. vice-president OF the
Bankers Trust Company: Fred T. Farms
worth, general secretary OF the associa-
ton.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
W ". Finley Colonel \. u. Andrews
Fairfax Harrison. n. -. Spencer, Alfred
J. Thorn. T. -. Landlord
AMERICAN ACADEMY IN ROME
William r. Mead. William A. Soring, g.
Blsshheld. the Rev. 4. J.. Stokes. jr.
Preck Trowbridge Andrew f. West
UNION CLUB-F. A. Schcrmerhorn.
president. and Howard Townsend vice
STTiTED STATES steel. CORPORA
gfnN Norman u Roam pDrciEal Rob-