New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-05
ORGANIZATIONS At
Mr.. REDS FUNERAL
Representatives Of Many Walks
in Life Attend Cathedral 8.
Ceremonies.
GATHERING IMPOSING ONE
Education, Patriotism, Industry,
International Amity, Religion,
Fraternity Expressed by
Associations Represented.


Associations Represented.
| Little companies Of men, making in the
aggregate a regiment Of fellow citizens
who wished to express their grief over the
loss OF a valued colleague. attended the
services In the Cathedral Of st. John the
Divine yesterday TO represent the mani
fold interests Of Whitelaw Reid.
Public bodies private clubs, semi-pub.
lie associations. all Of them standing for
! the progress of his fellow men along some
particular line, testified through the pres
ence Of their delegates to the honor in
which they held the memory of the Am
! bassador
| Education. patriotism. congeniality. in
dustry, the love Of the beautiful. interna-
tional amity. religion. cultivation, fra
ternity. love OF birthplace, veneration OF
ancestry, politics and peace-all these
ideals were expressed by the names OF the
organizations which claimed Mr.. Reid as
member and active worker.
1 VI WIN hulNll NJ .
Reid was associated were represented as
| follows:
STATE BOARD OF REGENTS-St.
| Clair McKelway, Vice-Chancellor; Eugene
a. Philbin, Chester g. Lord, William Not
tingham. F.. NJ Carpenter, Abram
Elkus, Luclus n. Littauer and the follow
ing Assistant Commissioners OF Educa-
ton: a. 8. Downing, c. F. Wheelock and
| F.. Finegan.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB.-Joseph II.
Choate, Chauncey NJ. Depew. Horace
! Porter. El!hu Root. George X. Sheldon,
! \. Barton Hepburn. J. Pierpont Morgan,
! Henry Clews. Joseph L. Gay, Charles f.
Gregory, Charles Il. Rushmorc and Sam
vel W. Farchild.
| UNION CLUB-Frank :. Witherbee,
/ Charles i. Hoffman. Rowland Davis.
! Arthur l.. Weeks. Theodore Frclinghuy-
sen and Dallas Bache Pratt
! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. Pier
pont Morgan. Joseph II. Choate, Andrew
| carnegie. General Horace Porter. Seth
/ Low. Jacob II. Schiff and Nicholas Muir
/ ray Butler.
/ METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
| Robert W. de Forest. william Loring An
| drews, Edward u. Adams. John W. Alex
andor. William Church Osborn. George f..
| Baker George A. Hcarn. Howard Mans
! field and Daniel g. French.
! THE PIIGRIMS-Sir Ernest Shackle-
/ ton. c. V. o.. who attended at the request
I OF Lord Roberts. president OF the Pilgrims
of Great Britain: George T. ilson. vc.-
I president and chairman OF tho executive
committee OF the American Pilgrims. and
! George william Burlcigh. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler Joseph II. Choate T.. L. Oar
! rcll William Curtis Dcmorest. r. ".
! Ewart Samuel W. Fairchild. iawrenc"
| l.. GILLESPIE. John W. Griggs. Colonel
! George Harvey. Louis - Hay. Hamilton
W Mahie. j. Pierpont Morgan. Herbert
/ Noble. Robert &. ogden. +. Cuniffe-
/ owen. Alton T.. Parker II. 4. 9. Smith,
James Speyer. George Gray Ward. Fred
crlck W. WhItridge. Stewart l.. Woodford
( and Hunter Wyk"s
ST. ANDREWS SOCTETY-George Aus
tin Morrison. Jr.. William Sloane. X. Oil
plant. Walter Scott. Alexander Il. IIalli-
day and Andrew Carnegie
LOTOS CLUB-Frank II. Lawrence,
| Chester : Lord. Charles w. Price. John
Harscn Rhoades. John Elderkin, William
II. Evans. Melville T. Stone. Arthur War
rem. Andrew Carnegie. Walter t. Frcw
Elbridco g. Snow. Carroll Beckwth
william Berri. Adolph :. Ochs. Clinton
". Sweet Howard Is. Burras. William
VI Chase. Irving Batchellef. James creel-
maa. +. \. Durcka, stephen Fiskc. Henry
Watterson. Edward g. Rigs. James
Speyer. Irving r. Wilcs and Frederick 5.
Church.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON-Charles r.
Mathewson. James Anderson Halves,
William clifford Moore. owen Gray Stro-
Their \. Barton Hepburn. Harry r. Pot
tor. Edwin y. Chapman. Charles II. Oldt.
II H. Benedict. Herbert r. Gibbs. David
Bennett King and Professor James Fl.
Tough
)UIO SOCIETY-William s Hawk.
president: william II. Truesdale Horace
J. Morse, James O. Newcomb and Gen
eral Arson G. McCook. Independents;
David n. Bates. jr.. secretary; Howard
T. Grail, treasurer; Joseph q. Butler. Jr''
Franklin futile. James IT. Kochnower.
G. VI, Higgins. Henry v. Read. William
r. Nhlone and Milton r. Jackson.
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY-Charles
g Burke. Edwin w. Coggeshall Emory
6. LYON. Herbert s. Carpenter and Henry
A. Gushing.
THE PLAYERS-John Drew.
REPUBLICAN CLUB. Van Nechtcn
Olcott. Edmund Wctmore. Mortimer {.
Addoms. Robert C. Morris. William s.
Bennett. William NJ. X Olcott. John
Proctor Clarke. Henry Clay Pierce. John
A. Dutton. j. Edgar Leaycraft. Henry
RirreU. George Clinton Batcheller. Ar
thur l.. Merriam, Herbert Parsons and
James Yereance.
AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR THE
CEl. EBRATION OF THE TOOTH ANN
VERSARY OF PEACE AMONG THE
ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLES. 1914
-Ib-Austen c. Fox. r. Fulton Cutting.
John II. Finley. Robert c. Morris.
Charles Stewart Dawson and William b.
Rowland.
PRESS CLUB-Charles r. McCaulcy,.
John OKeefe and Frank McBreen.
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION - Colo
mel william Jay. Ralph Pulitzer. Don G.
Soitz. william c. Reick. Charles Il. Mil
Ter. Adolph s. Ochs. Herbert l.. Gunni-
son, Herman Ridder Franb A. Munsey
fInrknrt pridppap