Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-03
BIC MEN ARE GUESTS
Of c. Y. PRESIDENT
[Continued From First Pagel

cials, industrial leaders and profess
sional and business men.
Governor John K. Tener. of Penn
Isylvania, and Governor John n. Slat-
Governor Slaton is candidate on the
Democratic ticket in his State for
United States senator. Samuel Rea,
president of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, lead the railroad magnates. Six
teen different railroads were repre-
sented. Harrisburg sent nearly 100
guests. Three special trains brought
the visitors to Chambersburg, and
from here they went by way of the
WaynesbOro branch to Ragged Edge
which is near Woodstock. Franklin
county.
No program is observed at these an
nual receptions. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy and their charming daughter,
Miss Peggy, greeted the guests, and
the great lawn was soon. alive with the
men who strolled about listening to
the music of an orchestra. joined in
games of baseball or tennis, pitched
quoits, and INDUCED in other pastimes.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn. by a caterer from Philadelphia,
and from l to 4 the guests intermin-
gled, and then started homeward. The
guests included the following:
Railroad Officers
Pennsylvania railroad-Samuel Rea,
w. w. Atterbury. George ID. Dixon,
Henry Tatnall, w. Hayward Myers,
Nelson Lewis, James f. Fahnestock,
II. p Conner, George A. Walker. S. c.
Long, George Wood, w. A. Patton,
a, J. County e. 7. Postlethwaite,
I. j. De Rousso, Ivy l.. Lee, Joseph
Richardson, y. w. Gibbs, Francis /.
Cowen, Alan II. Strong, Parker b.
Prince, II. S. Prentiss Nichols, A. C.
Shand, II. b. Temple, II. c. Booz.
]. f. Murray, II. II. Leonard. c. NJ.
Bunting, f. A. stockton, Nj. Trump,
c. Nj. Sheaffer, j. 7. Wallis, A. b.
Clark. c. G.. Koons. A. w. Rudd. G.. w.
Creighton, II. l.. O'Donnel, II. NJ. Car
son, w. B. McCaleb. Gamble Latrobe,
George d. Ogden. Charles e. Kingston,
j. l.. Eyamans, Robert II. Large, II. c.
Clovenger George w. Boyd. James p.
Anderson, Thomas w. Hulme, John
p. Cauff. Samuel Porcher, r. E. Read
ing, V. j. Bradley, w. II. Cookman
! j. c. Johnson, j. W. Lee, Jr., Il. H.
! Newbern, Eden b. Hunt.
Allegheny Valley Railroad-Captair
John p. Green, president
Pennsylvania Lines West of Pitts
burgh-Edw. b. Taylor, ID. Il. McCabe
| c. l.. Peck, A. B. Starn.
Long Island Railroad-C. l.. Addi-
son. James A. McCrea, A. l.. Langdon
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
f. T. Stotesbury, Theodore Voorhees,
a. 7. Dice, John f. Auch, Charles
| Heebner, c.. III. Ewing, O. w. Stager
William Hunter
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
lpany-Oscar G.. Murray, y. w. Thomp.
son. c. w. Galloway, f. l.. Stuart, j. II
/ Kearney.
Norfolk and Western Railway
n. Johnson, Charles S. Churchill, w
| G. Mcdowell, w. ID. Maher. Y. S
Davant, Il. II. Alden, Joseph /. Doran
e. Crawford, w. II. Lewis, j. r
| Ruffin.
Pullman Company-R. NJ. Dean
]. II. Ransom.
| Western Maryland Railway-C. r
| Gray, president.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Frank Trumbull NJ. ]. Caples, George
| +. Johnson.
New York Central Lines-P. f
Crowley, w. J. Fripp.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
w. G.. Besler, president.
| Delaware, Lackawana and WesterI
Railroad - T. f. Clarke, assistant t.
the president.
! Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Railroad-W. T. Noonan, president.
Southern Railway Company-Fair
| LAX fldIIlSOIt pitSitiSill.
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Col. ]. w. Schoonmaker, j. b. Yohe
Lehigh and Hudson Railway-Mor
ris Rutherford president ant
general manager.
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad-E. II. Lamb, general man
ager.
Richmond. fredericksburg and Pc
tomac Railroad-William II. White
] N Do 2n
! B. ID. Caldwell
Governor Tencr and Others
John X. Tener, Harrisburg: JOIN
NJ. Reynolds, Bedford; Edwin S
Stuart, Boies Penrose, e. a. Ballard
the Rev J. Allen Blair. Samuel Bell
John Birkenbine, Morris l.. Clothier
Isaac Ciothier, r. NJ. Coyle, ]. D
Campbell, Jay Cooke, Sd, T. Henr.
Dixon, Charles G. Davis, George d
Dixon. Jr, w II. Donner, RicharC
NJ Elliott, Allan Evans, G. II. Frazier
Kane S. Green, w. Barklie Henry
Bayard Henry, S. Pemberton Hutchin
son, A. A, Jackson, Alba b. Johnson
! George w. Kendrick, Sd, Sidney w
Keith, Albert r. Kennedy. Lewis Lilly
G. X. Mohr, j. r. McAllister, Perc.
c. Madeira, ]. II. Mason, Charles L
! iMcKeehan, Arthur E. Newbold, Thos
Newhall, w. ID. Nelson, George w
Norris, E. p. Passmore, G. Stuart Pat
terson, James Pollock, Lincoln X
Passmore, Frank c. Roberts, II. C
Thayer, David e. Williams. ]. L
Woolston, Douglass II. Warfeld j. II
Weaver, Charlton Yarnall, of Philadel
phia; William /. Schaffer, William c
Sproul, Chester; John NJ. Slaton, At
lanta, Ga; DR.. John Grier Hibben
| Princeton, n. j.; Taylor Alderdice
Pittsburgh; William Harrison Allen
Warren, Pa; ]. l.. Blackwell Ney
York City; e. f. Brooks, Lansdowne
Pa: Thomas ]. Baldridge, Holidays
burg. Pa; w. w. Coe, Roanoke. Va.
Harry S. Calvert, Pittsburgh; DR.. ]
NJ. Il. Finney, Baltimore; f. w. Fleit;
Scranton; p. A. S. Franklin. New Yor
City: ]. II. Fitzgerald, Charles +
Crasty, Baltimore; Grier Hersh, Yorl
Pa; w. u. Hensel, Lancaster Pa
A. j. Hemphill, New York City; Gee
w. Hensel, Quarryville, Pa; Horac
Keesey, York, Pa; Austin McLana
han, Baltimore; Donald p. McPheI
son, Gettysburg; Fred ID. McKenne!
Washington, d. c.; Usal II. McCarte
Newark. n. j.; j. King McLanahaI
Hollidaysburg; John Nauman, Lancas
ter; George B. Orlady, Hollidaysbure
Fl. Taylor Pyne, New York City; G.
Potter, Baltimore; Gen. II. I'll. Prat
Brighton, n. Y; c. E. Postlethwait
Pittsburgh; Dr. ]. T. Rothrock, Ches
ter; w. Fred Reynolds, Bellefontt
Charles 3. Roberts, Jr., Baltimore
VDr. Edwin e. Sparks, State College
w. +. Ray Stewart, York; William
Stephenson, Roanoke, Va; John