Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-09 | Page 1 | Arrangements for Funeral Completed

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL COMPLETED Services for the Late George W. Van- derbilt Will Be of tho Most Simple Oliaractor. i WASHINGTON. March S. Arrangements Arrange-ments for the funeral of the late George W. Vanderbllt, millionaire philanthropist and sportsman, who died suddenly of heart failure Friday, were announced tonight. to-night. After tho ceremonies here tomorrow to-morrow the body will bo sent to the Vanderbllt home at Newdorp. SUiten Island, Is-land, for Interment. Thc Spanish embassador, Sonor Don Juan Ryu no. Major General Leonard Wood, chief of staff, U- 8. A.: Charles D. Wolcott. secretary of the Smithsonian Smithson-ian Institution: Herbert Putnam, librarian of congress; Glfford Plnchot, Overton Price, Henry White, Honry Wlllett and C. D. Beadle were named tonight as honorary hon-orary pallbearers. Tho funeral services will bo conducted hero tomorrow In the Bothlehom chapel of thc cathedral of Saints Peter ami Paul by tho Rev, Dr. Hush Rodney Swopo. rector of All Saints church at Blltmore. the Vandorbllt estate in North, Cnrollna. The service will be of tho most simple character, only close friends of tho family fam-ily and relatives attending.