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lutely essential and gradual de-
Nelopmeni Of the new schools, new
roads AMI other public improvement
projects. rather than try TO accom-
piish too much at once in Tie face OF
he uncertainty OF State revenues. In
eidenially. he favored a change OF
pame OF Delaware College 20 the
iniNprsity OF Delaware.
3 The Governor was loudly applaud
ed during and at the close Of the
reading OF his inaugural address.
Governor and Mrs. Denney enter
tnined a party Of friends at luncheon
al their home az noon following the
Inaugural ceremony.
tGovernOr Denney will hold pub
BE reception in the Governors par
lors in the State House from TO 40
O'clock this evening The Governor
Will be assisted in receiving by his
wife, Mrs Alice G.. Denney; his moth
er, Mrs. William Denney; Mrs. l..
heisler Ball, Mrs. Daniel ]. Layton,
jr. Of Georgetown Mrs. j. DanfOrth
Rush, OF Wilmington Mrs. 5. Warren
Hall, Mrs. Walker l.. Miillin and Mrs.
VI. Watson Harrington. OF Dover.
The inaugural ball will be held in
the State Armory from O'Clock 10 2,
with music by Madden's Orchestra OF
~ pieces.
Elowers From Retiring officials.
tNhen Governor Denney went TO the
governors Office, following The in
augGral ceremonies, he found on his
desk beautiful bouquet OF flowers. a
token from the retiring governor.
John c. Townsend. Jr.
The new Secretary Of state, General
Alden n. Benson. also found a large
bouquet OF flowers on his desk. a gift
rom the retiring Secretary Of State,
Everett @. Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson was presented with a
pair OF gold link cum buttons by the
stan OF the secretary OF states Office
Both the Senate and House, after
rpturning from the inaugural cere-
naonles tits afternoon, adjourned until
1870 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Philharmonic Band gave "A con-
cert at The state House during the az
tcrnoOn.
Parade Prccedcs Ceremony.
The parade that preceded the inaug-
ural ceremonies was one OF the in
trcsUng ffIirms or the day. Gov
ernor Townsend rode out 20 Cover
aor Donncys home al She northern
edge of Dover, called on the incoming
ryccuiive 10 pay his respects, and both
then rode back 90 the state House.
nhcre they remained until the pro-
ccssion was formed Governor Town
send and Governor Denney viewed
The parade as 10 returned TO the
Green. after which thcy went 10 the
Opera House for the formal cere-
mony.
Chief Marshal .. Mifnln Wilson
and his aides. Judge Daniel o. Hast
ings and Major Joseph g. Lawson OF
Wilmington. Captain Henry Hazel,
Dauphin d. Wharton and NJ. Hayes
Wilson formed the line OF parade on
historic Dover Green shortly after A
o'clock The parade moved along
State street TO Bradford 10 LOCKER
man 90 state street 20 the Opera
Rouse. The formation OF the parade
follows.
Chic fNiarshai y Nniir Wilson.
Rohns0n's Band
Guard OF honor OF sixty former
service men In uniform
Goyern0r-clcct william r. y nncy and
Governor John q. Townsend. Jr.
Adiuiant- General J. Austin Ellison
and former Adimant-Genoral J..
Pusev Wickersham
Secretary Of State Alden r. Benson
and retiring Secretary Of state
Everett G. Johnson.
IlI|uNfHNNN N"if"NNIII'I lfAhI'A d. HNA"
forth Bush.
Governor ToNnsend's stan consisting
of Generals dupont and Corhit;
Cai0ncls Safierihwaite. Smith,
Howl li Davis ~aitornold.
Elliott ard SPARKS: Ma
i0rs Bradford. Stover,
W'shburn & Lawson.
Les. .sI1tiVc inaugural committee SEN
alors Alice and Murphy. and
Representatives 0twell, Lee
and Davis.
Msrrers of The Supreme Court OF the
State. Chancellor Curtis. Chief
Justice penncNill and Asso-
ciaic judges Boycc Con-
rad Rice and Heisel.f
fnnrressiQnal Repres natives. United
states Senator's B1ll and Wolcou
and Congressman Layton.
state Officers: state Treasurer George
.Af Usher state Auditor Daniel
Thompson. Insurance Commits
sioner Horace Sudlfr and
Afiorncy-ccneral Syl-
vester d. Town
send. IT.
,Ar the above officials rode over
lhc route IN automobiles The march
crs were
ryc Officers Training Corps uni
from Delaware College
Members of the Young Mems Repubi
can Club NJ Wilmington.
ricts from the State College 10
Col0red Students
Civic ORGANIZATIONS and individual
marchcrs.
about 200 members of the lounl
Nfn's Republican Club and Firs
Xeicrs' Club OF Wilmington, wer
ir the parade They came here b.
special train and were headed by tn
Pennsylvania Railroad Band. of Wi
nineiOn. Each member or the clu
,tfrc a yellow chrysanihemum AM
c.Frlfd a cane Henry McComb Ian
Nas chief marshal Of The Y. NJ. r.
The elephant expected 10 head th
n1rade did not arrive. The owner o
tIn animal which Is quartered a
Havre de Grace. would not take N
chance following the elephant Z
make the trip in such cold weather.
Formal Ceremonies
Meanwhile the members or IN
SAnaie and House shortly before nooi
marched 10 The opera House and as
seinhied in Joint session there. tn
inauguration Of the Governor take
place fn a joint session OF the Legis
laline. the ceremony being held ir
some hail other than the State H0us'
10 give a larger number OF persons
an opportunity 20 witness H.
In the Joint session lD the House