Evening journal., 1910-12-03
STEAMER ODELL
TAKES TO RIVER
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The stand was gay with It's draping Of
red. white and blue bunting workmen
Immediately began to drive the'wedges
and saw the stays, and few minutes
later the hull trembled and then sped
toward the water
Miss Odell carried a large bouquet
OF roses and violets
Miss Oden whacked the bottle Of
wine with an athletic swing across the
nose of the boat and proclaimed the
name Benjamin b. Odell," while the
crowd cheered and tugboats added
their shrieks to the din. The hull of
the Odell foated out into midstream,
but sturdy tugs soon fastened line to
the new craft and il was towed to the
wharves. where the installation OF
machinery and finishing of the joiner
work viii begin.
Entertained at Luncheon.
That hospitality which is feature
OF amy launching of note by the Aar-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation
was oVfdent at the luncheon I'm houor
OF the Newburgn party following ihe
launch. Mr.. Coke, president OF bc
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton, presided Miss Odell. the spOu-
sor was presented with the ribbons
that had encased the champagne used
by her in the christening. thoy hav-
ing been mounted upon a hardwood
shield inscribed with a record OF 10
days event. Informal and felictOus
speeches were made by Mr. fox B.
b. Odell, former Governor 0dell and
several other guests The Newburgh
party is to leave for home at o'clock
this afternoon.
In the party from Newburgh and
vicinity we're the Honorable b. p.
Odell. Miss Clara Odell. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Odell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Crum, Honorable B. B. Odell, Jr.. ex-
Governor of the State of New York
Mrs. b. b. OdelR IT.. Miss Estelle
Odell, (sponso for the boat Herbert
4 r.. Odell. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Oltman
Odell, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore A Hail
Samuel ID. Coykendail, the Hon. l.. n
Littauer, A. r Layman, John r. Ronk
Mr. and Mrs b. Bryant Odell. George
u C. ID. Odell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W
Hogan. Miss Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick ]. Agate. A. Lincoln j. Mil
Ter. William G. Taggart, Mir. aud Mrs
Francis n Balm. Captain Thomas S
Marvel. Harry A. Marvel. Cornelius l.
Waring Joseph v. Jordan. Mrs. John
". Matthews, William y. Bell, Charles
n. Halstead. c. e. Lamonte. Mr and
Mrs. James McGregor Smith. Miss
Elizabeth Brusie, Homer Ramsdell and
Andrew Templeton.
Among other out-of-town guest
were. James r. Harrison, New Yorl
4 representative OF the Harlan and Hol
hngsworth Corporation; Tr. Mac
4 Donald, OF the Central r. r. Co.. o
New Jersey; H. d. Taylor. OF tn
3 Philadelphia q Reading Railway: c
~ Dow and \. II. Joyner. OF the Ne1
4 York Central Lines; Robert Hais
A Loyd's Surveyor; John r. Sherwood
& president Of the Old Bay Line: Henr
H. Masters, Surveying Engineer {
New York City; Captain r. A. Sal
gent. L. 5. Local Inspectors, OF Phils
delphia; Captain J. A. Clampitt. ID
J. G. DaCosta, and DR.. Macy Brook
OF Philadelphia. Commander and Mr.
d. Nassilien. Commander Vassilie
being Naval Attache OF the Russia
Embassy at Washington.
Guests from Wilmington compris,
Rev. and Mrs Frederick NJ. Kirku
Major r. r. Raymond, L. S. Enginee
and Mrs Raymond; A. j. Hyland an
9. II. Cantwell. OF the p. B. & w
r.; Harry Raymond, Collector of n
Port; and John Titus and ID. b. lone
Deputy Collectors.