Evening journal., 1914-10-10
contInued From FIrst rage.

AOnlluutU EIOH IilNi IdHNf
College affiliated with Delaware Col
lege was equal in Importance to the
installing OF the new president and
probably more impressive. AT 1.3O
o'clock the academic procession form
ed on the athletic field for the march
TO the Women's College. a distance
Of half a mile This procession was
led by the college band and cadets.
The procession was made up OF
Mayor Joseph H. Hossinger and
members Of the Council of Newark,
members Of the State Judiciary, State
officials. members of the Legislature,
Board of Trustees, members OF the
Faculty, representatives from colleges
and universities and other invited
guests, members of the Alumni and
members of American Flag Council
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics.
On arrival at the college, at
o'clock. Governor Miller, president Of
the Affiliated College Commission that
had charge of the erection OF the
buildings. presided at the exercises
and made a short address. The cor
nerstone was then laid by the grand
lodge of Delaware, A. +. g. A. NJ. with
William f. Valiant. the new Most
Worthy Grand Master, in charge o.
the ceremonies.
After Scripture reading by the Rev
George Edward Reed, of Grace
Church, Wilmington, the keys Of the
buildings we're presented by Haddoch
and Co, the contractors. Governor
Miller accepted the keys and pre-
sented the buildings to the board OF
trustees. They were accepted on be
half of the trustees by Everett C.
johnson. editor Of the Newark Post
The installation of Dean Robinson
was a feature OF the exercises and
in installing the new dean Governor
Miller made a few appropriate re-
marks. Miss Robinson responded
with a short address and was follow
ed by DIT. Lois Kimball Matthews,
Dean of Women of the University of
Wisconsin.
The exercises were concluded with
the presentation Of a flag TO the col
lege by American Flag Council, No.
2S, Junior order of United American
Mechanics The flag was received on
behalf Of the college by Chauncey p.
Holcomb. speaker Of the House and
a member Of the Affiliated College
! Commission.
List Of the Guests.
The guests who accepted invitations
/ TO attend the exercises follow; Gov
ernor c. r. Miller, 1t. Governor Colen
Ferguson, Congressman Franklin
: Brockson, Chief Justice James Penni-
we'll, Of Dover; Judge William H.
Boyce. of Dover; Judge Victor b.
Woolley of Wilmington; Judge Henry
] c. Conrad Of Georgetown; General /.
Pusey Wickersham of Wilmington; (;
State Commissioner of Education
Charles II. Wagner of Wilmington
Superintendents of Schools L. l.
Cross. Of New Castle county; James
e. Carroll of Kent county and Il. J.
Hardesty of Sussex county; Frederick
Brady, Of Middletown, member of the
State Board OF Education Wesley
Webb. Of Dover, secretary Of the Stat'
Board of Agriculture and Newton L
Grubh of Grubbs. member OF th
State Board of Agriculture
Officers Of Women's Associations O
Delaware and other women guests
Miss Edgar Of Wilmington; Miss Gree
of Newport Miss Robinson OF Edg
Moor; Mrs Harry Hayward of New
ark: Miss Colby. Mrs. Lucretia Dame
Of Lebanon; Miss Warren, Miss Eve
lyn Nivin, of Landenburg; Miss Elizs
Green. Of Middletown: Mrs. Samuel
M. Donnell, of Newark; Mrs. A. ID
Marshall. of Milford; Mrs. John M
Wilson, Of New Castle; Miss Hugh, OF
Smyrna; Mrs. j. A. Colby, of Whining
ton; Mrs. NJ. E Dorsey; Mrs. s. j.
Reynolds, Mrs. Hilles, of Wilmington
Miss DeVou, of Wilmington; Miss
Cranston, OF Newport; Mrs e. c. John
son. of Newark; Miss Mather, of Will
mington: Mrs. William p. Webb. OF
Wilmington; Miss Mary w. Turner
Mary L. Robinson. Of Edge Moor
Miss Howell, Miss Helen A. Cranston
Miss Annie p. Newman, Miss Eliza
beth Bigger; Mrs. William Bradford
Bush. Mrs. Mary Corbit Warner, o
Wilmington; Miss Vida Hunt Francis
Of Philadelphia; and Miss Margare
A. Lewis.
William r. Lyman, Of Wilmington
Horace l.. Dilworth, of Montchanin
A. S. Eliason, of Middletown; Dr. an
t'AA g 'AAnAn ~ NAOnnAAehf 1N0A 50 Va
ter. of Wilmington; Mrs. c. V. Wooter
Colonel Alexander Corbit, of Odessa
George T. Kerr. Of Newark; Mr. an
Mrs Thomas Davis, of Wilmington
Rankin Davis, Clifford j. Scott, {
Wilmington; Bishop Frederick
Kinsman, Of Wilmington: c. S. Cor
well, of Wyoming; Charles H. McDor
old. John Biggs. of Wilmington; Smile
King, of Wilmington: Attorney Gel
eral Josiah O. Wolcott. Professor
H. Berlin. OF Wilmington; Mr.. an
Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, of Wilmington
Former Judge l. c. Grubb. of Wi
mington; Elias n. Moore. of Odessi
Professor r. +. Friedel, of Newarl
Professor and Mrs Twitmyer, of s.
cane. Pa, and Edward ID. Hearn
Treasury Department, Washingto
d. G.
The representatives of the vario
colleges and universities follow Pres
ient Edwin f. Sparks. of Pennsylvan