Evening journal., 1921-01-17
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INAUGURAL Of
GOV. DENNEY
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O'Clock, and the inaugural ceremony
is scheduled for i2 o'clock.
Lieuienant-Governor- Bush will
preside over the Joint session Of the
Senate and House, at the inaugural
ceremonies.
Governor Denney will be sworn In
over an ancient Latin Bible from the
state Library that has been used for
a century at such ceremonies.
Immediately after beipg sworn in
Governor Denney Will read his in
augural address.
Governor Denney Will entertain a
few guests at luncheon at his home,
following the Inaugural ceremonies.
The Governor and Mrs. Denney viii
hold a reception In The GoVenor' s
parlOrs in the state House early In
The evening, after which the Inaugural
ball will be held In the Armory, near
the State House.
Music Will be furnished by Mad
den's Orchestra.
senator Alice, OF the legislative
committee, said this morning that
there is a hitch in the plans for get
ting an elephant TO lead the parade.
II was thought that arrangements
were made Saturday 10 get the ele-
phant from the winter quarters OF a
circus al llaVrc de Grace but today il
was learned that The. owner OF the
circus objects 10 the animal leaving
its quarters In cold weather. so It may
not get here tomorrow.
The legislative committee that PLAN
ned the inauguration follows. Rep
resentstlye George II. Otwell, chair
man, Laurel; senator James r. Alice,
lr., secretary. Dover: Representative
Walter Lee. Townsend: senator Chas.
ID. Murphy, Harrington: Representa-
tive Frank Hall Davis. Dover.
The committee In charge OF the in
aupiral dance tomorrow night fol-
lows: Senator Charles d. Murphy
chairman. music committee; Senator
James +. Aller. chairman. fluur.
Representative r. Hall Davis. chair
man. incldeniall. senator John q.
Highneld, Jr., Senator Asa Bennett
William n. Baker. Roy W. Bennett.
Clifford Clark. james H. Davis, George
w Francis. r. NJ. Gooden, Jr.. rheo-
d0re Harrington. J. Henry Hazel
George G.. Herring, lr.. Raymond
Kitchens. Elmer p. Horsey, l.. Clayton
Jostlng, Walker L. Mifnin, Michael
MulroOney. Harry a. Richardson, %
". Hart Scott. j Lester Sc0tten. vii
liam W. sharp. James Gordon smith
Harry B. Thaw, VI. Hayes Wilson.
The citizens inaugural committee
comprises Darlington Finn, Herman
u Faulkner. Joseph ID. Hall, J. T
Montgomery. Arthur Johnson, Harold
:. Crramer. Frank C. Miller ShermcT
Slradley. d. B. Tharp. John Titus
Walter Tanning Richard pilling Rob
ert $. Gallaher. Edward II. Naylor, ]
Leslie Ford. "A. ]. Scott Edward Hart
Clarence n. POOL James A. Hart. Sr.
and Walter r. Donovan of New Castle
county: r. j. Clendaniel. James y
Williams. William NJ Miller. b. C.
Wheatley. :. y Culver, n. ID. Lingo
w. " swain, Clifford r. Burton. Rob.
eri short. William Faulkner. Repre-.
sentative George II. Otwell. j. Lcor
Black. ex-senator s. j. Furness anl
Edward Goslec. OF SUSSEX county. ano
]. j. Hartman. John w Herring Walter
d. Hoffeckcr. Ruby r. Vale. William
w. Richardson. n. 4. llazal. Ichu Tar.
burton. ex-senator Robert HOllett. ]
/ Seward Daley, ex-u. 5. Senator ]
Frank Alice Alfred Raughlcy. Oscal
w. Allen, John ". Killen. r. AA. Sauls
I bury. James l.. Davis and Howard T
Buckson, OF Kent county.