Evening journal., 1910-10-03
DELAWARE
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mittee and guests at 10 o'clock. The
members OF the committee will as
semble at the boat, prior to 10 o'clock,
for the purpose of serving as a re-
ception committee.
The boat will leave the wharf at
1890 and proceed to the U. S. S. Del
aware.
The governor and staff will board
the battleship in advance OF the COM
mittee and guests. The committee and
guests will then board the battleship
and proceed to the place designated
for the presentation exercises.
Governor Pennewill, in behalf OF
the people of Delaware, will present
the silver service to the U. S. s. Della
ware.
Acceptance by Captain Cove.
Presentation of flags.
Address by the Honorable William
II. Heald.
Presentation by Mrs. Juliana w.
| Taylor, State regent Delaware II. s.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton.
AcNeptdhCe ny captain GONe.
Address by Admiral p. F. Harring-
ton.
p Presentation Of portrait Of Commo-
dore Jones by Mrs. John NJ. Wilson,
president Of the State of Delaware,
The National Society U. S. Daugh-
ters of 1872"
Presentation of portrait of Commo-
dore McDonough by Mrs. Charles r.
Miller, president of the Delaware So
ciety of the Colonial Danes of Amer
lea.
Presentation of portrait of Admiral
dupont by Alexis |. dupont, In be-
half of Mrs. Eugene DUPONT.
Acceptance by Captain c. A. Cove
Guests will Immediately board the
City of Wilmington and return to
Fourth street wharf.
THURSDAY.
At 1890 a. m, presentation of Blue
Hens Chickens" apples and cigars
by Andrew c. Gray.
Acceptance by some one to be Sc
lected
Return to Wilmington.
Automobiles will meet Captain
Cove and officers at 2 o'clock at
Fourth street wharf and convey them
to the Clayton House where they will
join the governor and proceed to the
reviewing stand to review the fire.
mems parade.
Automobiles will then convey the
officers to Fourth street wharf.
At $50 o'clock automobiles will
meet Captain Cove and officers and
convey them to the Wilmington Club
where they will dine with the COVER
nor at o'clock, and will be con-
veyed back to the wharf by automo-
biles after the dinner.
Friday afternoon, aero meet at
Horse Show Park.
At $50 o'clock automobiles will
} meet Captain Cove and stan at Fourth
street wharf and convey them to the
Country Club where they will be en-.
tertained at dinner, to be followed by
a dance.
SATURDAY.
Saturday afternoon. baseball game
TO be arranged.
Saturday night, Wilmington Club
$50.
Colonel dupont VIII Entertain.
In addition to these arrangements
there will be several private socia
affairs. On Wednesday evening
United States Senator Henry A. du
Pont will entertain the officers Of the
battleship at his home On Saturday
evening the officers will be entertain'
ed by private parties at the Whining
ton Club and sometime during the
week the Wilmington Yacht Club will
entertain the officers.
Mrs. Charles A. Cove, wife Of the
captain of the battleship, will spent
the week In Wilmington, arriving her,
: tomorrow. She will be the guest o
Colonel and Mrs. e. G. Buckner, a
their home, No. 1908 Delaware ave
nue.. She will be the guest of homo
, stay in the city
The men of the crew of the warshiI
are not to be forgotten. The theatres
will be open to them free OF charg'
and they will be allowed to ride ol
street cars free. They have been in
vited to attend the ball OF the Mint
Ward Democratic Club, at the Turl
Hall, on Thursday night, and a ball 4
, also being arranged especially 70
them, to be held at the same hall ol
Friday night. The aviation meet ol
: Friday afternoon and ball game OF
. Saturday also will be free to them.
4 Committee Needs Automobiles.
The battleship committee is in nee
Of additional automobiles. Severa
have been secured, but others will b
necessary. The committee would pre-
fer to have automobiles with tn
chauffeur of the owners. Tn
machines will be used to convey tn
officers of the battleship to and fror
the places where they are to be enter
tanned. Persons who have automo
biles and want to aid the committe
in this respect should communicat
with George H. McGoyern, secretar
of the committee.
All arrangements have been mad
lffor conveying the public to and froI
the battleship, which will be, open
inspection beginning Wednesday al
ternoon, at 2 o'clock, after the pre-
sentation Of the silveN service, to
o'clock that afternoon, and from
5 o'clock Thursday and Friday an
up to noon on Saturday.
The Wilson Line will run the Cit
OF Wilmington on an hourly schedul
to the warship for twenty-five cent
round trip and in addition ther
will be motor boats engaged in pai
senger traffic. The u. s. Delawar
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