Evening journal., 1915-07-30
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exception Of Colonel A. B. Richard
son. General T. c. dupont, Majors
E. G Bradford and c. A. Short, we're
present. the latter two having been off
on leave. Also taking part in the in
spection was Lieutenant Ursa NJ.
/ Diller. U. S. A.. nspector-instructor
with the Delaware Militia, and Col
onel H. B. Cavenaugh. U. S A., IRE
tirod). attached TO the Governors
stan.
Members Of the Governors staff
present included General l. Pusey
Wickersham, General Alexander ?.
Corhit, Colonel George w. Sparks.
j Colonel John J Satterthwait. Colonel
George A. Elliott, Colonel j. Ernest
Smith Colonel Harrison w. Howell
Colonel W. D. Denney. Colonel John
G. Townsend Jr, and Colonel s. d.
Marvel
Al 415 o'clock there was guard
mount. q brilliantly executed exercise
The most impressive event of the day
! IN many respects was the ceremony
escort Of the colors. at $50 o'clock An
I immense crowd was present, aug
mentod by forty automobiles filled
with young women members of the
\ dupont Outing Club Il was the first
time in two years that the escort to
the colors ceremony has taken place
in camp. Company A left the line and
proceeded to the front OF the Cover
nor's headquarters, where Miss Kath-
crime Durham Of Wilmington. step
ped forward and transferred the Stars
and Stripes TO a color sergeant Com
pany A marched 10 the line. and the
colors were delivered 10 Company G.
the color command. This was foliew-
ed by the impressive ceremony of
lowering the flag from the high statl
near headquarters. and there was
an audible expression all through the
crowd when the flag caught In the
halyards rope and was torn
One provision Of the new regula-
tions was apparent. Up TO about a
year ago every officer was required 10
doff his hat at "colors." Now the reg.
ulations require all 10 come to salute
but not to remove the hat While
nearby every civilian uncovered his
= head as the colors passed or were
lowered, 10 which the public general.
ly has become educated the officer.
merely saluted the flag.
United States Senator Henry A. du
Pont was much pleased with the ar
rangement and condition of the caml
and with the showing OF the either
soldiers The Senator is a firm ad
) vocate Of legislation for a large anS
mobile reserve army.
Judges, former Governors state
= county and city officers and member
! Of the Legislature were among tn
camp visitors yesterday Some OF tn
: foremost residents of Delaware wer
Z among those who called on Governo
J Miller
Among them we're Senator DUPONT
u Congressman Thomas w Miller
Chief Justice James Pennewill. for
y mer Governor Preston Lea. forme
J. Governor S. S. Pennewill MAYO
l. James +. Price, Colonel A. b Conner
e Colonel w r. Messick. Secretary {
's State George H. Hall. Attorney Ger
le eral Josiah o. Wolcott, former Judl
ot David T. Marvel. who by the wa
I'd has the rank Of General by reason
re having been on a Governors stat
ct Major William G. Ramsay, Major
OF NJ Johnston. United States Enginee
4
re tired), former Senator r. r. Kenne
rs. William Winder Laird. Edgar
ne Hopes. former Senator George Fis
be er Peirce. State Librarian T. w w
an son. Daniel w Corbit. Mayor Richa
n S. Rodney. Of New Castle: NJ Hay
IN Wilson, OF Dover; Dr. Samuel NJ
Marshall, Of Milford; former lieute
r. ant In the militia former Captain
r. Rutan, W. P. Bennett and Or. Pa
lg Poetschke. Of Milford: John
ig Thompson, Lee Sparks. OF Odessl
III Charles r. Rudolph, Leslie V. Christ
a. Representative e. l.. Jones. Of Dove
s Representative Frederick Bender.
Id Delaware City; Representative Hari
IN Hance. Frank De II Janvier al
IN James G. Shaw. Of New Castle; Hul
I'd Garland, Harry j. Stoeckle, Frank
Massey, Walter Blackson. Captain
nd F. Muhlhausen, Senator Oliver \
Dr. Newton and Newton l.. Grubb. OF Il
ir. Board of Agriculture. State Veteri
led arian, and numerous others.
he Joseph f. O'Toole and Mrs He'll
III L. Zerphy. Of Wilmington, and Mi
'as Katherine Wood Hazen. Of Washin
Of ton. were camp visitors during d
'ur day.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft, Mi
icy Esther Bancroft and Mrs. Chadwi
were guests OF Governor Miller
n a while last evening
II Mrs. w. r. Stover and Mrs. Leona
n Kittenger were camp visitors yeste
az day.
Major William Marshall entertain
a party Of friends at dinner last eve
. ing al headquarters following paraC
IL Colonel Theodore Townsend had
a his guests during the day his sc
rs G. NJ. Townsend. Thomas Reynol,
10. T. c. Reynolds, Frank Salevan.
Ia Milford, and Representative Thorn
Mt. Salevan, Of near Milford.
,s- Lieutenant-C Colonel Simon P.
n herty had as guests his daughters. I
as Misses Mary and Bessie Doherty. Nj
le, Clara Ford and a Miss Williams.
Major Meredith /. Samuel. OF I
Medical Corps, had as his visito
Mrs. Samuel and family. Mr.. a
It's Mrs. First, W. A. Layfeld, Mrs. z.
ar Cooley and others
he Captain O. NJ. Dillon. adjutant of
on regiment, had as his guests Mrs. Dill
he and a party Of friends
ss- Captain y. c. Lawson and Lieuton
en- Hirzel, Of Company D, on Wcdnest
be night had as their guests at supper y