New-York tribune., 1918-07-12

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Colonel E. M. House, DR. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, George w. Wickersham,
George w. Perkins. Frank l.. Polk,
Jacob Fl. Schiff, Rear Admiral Nathaniel
K. Usher, General William A. Mann,
ment Of the East; John G. Agar; Cap
tain George Won l.. Meyer, jr., repre-
senting General Leonard Wood, and
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Woods, rep
resenting Major General William G.
kenly, head Of the Aviation Section,
U. S R.
The detachment of the S14th Aero
Squadron as mourners in the place Of
the family, prescribed by military Gus
tom, walked behind the honorary pail
bearers. Then followed the city off
cials, among whom were Mayor Hy'an,
Alfred E. Smith, President of the Board
Of Aldermen; Charles L. Craig comp
troller; Calvin D. Van Name, president
Of the Borough of Richmond; Maurice
E. Connolly, president of the Borough
of the Borough of The Bronx; Edward
Riegeimann, president Of the Borough
of Brooklyn; Frank L. Dowing, presi-
d|nt Of the Borough of Manhattan.
The last division of the parade was
composed of civic bodies and fraternal
organizations These were led by the
Chamber Of Commerce of the State of
New York. represented by delegation
consisting Of Elihu Root, j. Pierpont
Morgan, Eugenus H. Outerbridge,
Welding Ring R. Fulton Cutting, Sam
uel w. Fairchild. William II. Porter,
A. Barton Hepburn, George r. Wilson,
Darwin P. Kingsley. Jacob H. Schiff,
Irving T. Bush, William G. Wilcox,
James Brown, Adolph Lewisohn, Frank
line P. Duryea, William C. Demorest,
Henry A. Caesar, Wallace Reid, Lin
coin Cromwell Eben E. Olcott, George
B. Cortelyou, Charles L. Bernheimer,
George w. Perkins, John H. Wood, w.
Gerald Hawes, Charles H. Stout and
Charles T. Gwynne.
Civic Organizations
Civic organizations in line we're:
Merchants Association.
New York Board of Trade and Trans.
portaton
Trustees of American Museum of Natural
History
Trustees of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals.
American Scenic and Historical Preserva-
ton Society
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Real Estate Board of Brokers, City Of
New York.
Fifth Avenue Association.
City Hall Reporters Association.
Brooklyn Chamber Of Commerce
Bronx Board of Trade
Queens Borough Chamber Of Commerce.
Aero Club.
Bar Association.
Republican County COMMITTEES
Union League Club.
University Club.
City Club.
Republican Club.
Broadway Association.
Phi Delta Phi
Mitchell League
Mayors Committee on National Defence.
Jewish Welfare Board
Knights of Columbus.
League of Foreign Born Citizens.
Roman Legion Of America.
United Irish League
National League for Womens Service.
Women's Municipal League
Federation of Womens Clubs.
Citizens Union.
Central Mercantile Association.
Delegation of Play Leaders.
New York Food Distributors Association.
Naval Scouts
Columbia University Club
Southern Society.
Speakers.
Catholic Converts League.
."Evenins World" send-OH Dinner Con,-
Sons of Italy
Delegation of Labor Union.
Hungarian League
The dense crowds that lined the four
sides of City Hall Square stood silent
as the cortege moved out of the plaza
and turned toward Lafayette Street
Men removed their hats and stood with
bowed heads. Many women were weep
and these were strewn under the
wheels of the caisson as the body of
the former Mayor was escorted away
from the scene of his late activities.
A halfhour earlier the newly in
stalled bell in the City Hall tower had
begun to toll at intervals for the dead
A band marching toward the head oS
the parade began to play Nearer. Ny
God, to Thee" The deep booming of
procession was out of hearing and
long out of sight.
AS the funeral cortege proceeded on
its way uptown Mrs. John Purroy
Mitchell and her mother-in-l law we're
leaving the mothers home to attend
the service at the Cathedral A small
group of neighbor5 waited outside the
brownstone house at 447 West 1924
Street and stood with bowed heads
when the members of the family and
friends entered their
autom obiles
The first automoble, bearing the
linmedlate relatives, left the home at
1920 q. m. In it were the mother.
Mrs. James Mitchell; the widow. Mrs.
) ohn Purroy Mitchell; the Rev. John
Mitchell Page, of Illinois, cousin;
Charles Purroy brother of Mrs. James
Mitchell; Miss Josephine purrov. Sn
preme Court Justice George V Mullan.
former law partner of Major Mitchell
and Detective Sergeant John Fallon,
who has been in attendance at the
house.
In the second car were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooley, DR.. and Mrs Sloane, John K.
Mitchell and Miss Alice Mitchell. con
SINS of John Purroy Mitchell
In the third were DR.. and Mrs. Martin
Dwycr, Major and Mrs. w. D. Meloney
Mrs. George V. Mullan and Magistrate
Bruce Cobb
In the fourth were Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barber.
In the fifth were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Burbecker, j. Waldo Smith. Can
tim Georges FeatherSone and GEORGE
McAneny.
In the sixth were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ort A06O1con Mr. III