Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
Irish Ambassador Due In
DeIaWGre This Weekend
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citizen of the state, when he arrives
Saturday. The certificate will call
attention to the fact that his visit
comedies with the 250th year of
thel establishment of the first Gen
eral Assembly in the three lower
counties.
The Irish officials itinerary has
been announced as follows:
Friday, January 22-11:43 a. m.
Arrive, Pennsylvania Station, Will
mington.
1915 p. m.-LuncheOn, Hotel du-
Pont, Mayor August F. Wall, viii
mingtOn, will present the key to the
city to Ambassador and Mrs.
Hearne.
1870 p. Unofficial party leaves
for University of Delaware, where
at 2 p, m. they will be greeted by
DR.. John Perkins, president, and
then pay a visit to the class in Con-
stitutional Law, with DR.. Paul Do
Ian presiding. This was arranged
because Mr.. Hearne is one of his
country's great constitutional law
yers and was responsible for writ
ing the Irish Constitution a few
years ago.
300 p. m.-Tour Chrysler Tank
Plant, Newark.
1900 p. Informal Dinner, Geor-
gian Suite, dupont Hotel.
Saturday. 10000 a. m.-Press
conference with Ambassador
Hearne.
1O;3O a. m.-Leave for Dover.
1900 nOOn-Greet Governor
Boggs in executive offices.
1880 p. m.-State luncheon, Din
ner Bell Inn.
Z:OO p. m.-Public Reception for
Ambassador and Mrs. Hearne
$500 p. m.-Tour State Archives
and other historic buildings guided
Dy Archivist Leon de Valinger, Jr.
1900 p. Unofficial dinner. Gold
ballroom, Wilmington, sponsored
by Friends of Ireland.
Ambassador Hearne will no
greeted Friday by Secretary of
state, John N. Mcdowell. when be
arrives. A special limousine fur
n1shed by the Chrysler Corpora-
ton, respondent with special tags
marked Delaware - OfficieI
Guest" will be at Mr.. Hearne's dis
posal throughout his stay. together
with a chauffeur.
On Saturday, Secretary Mellow
ell and Frank j. Horty, Chairman
OF the official reception commit
Tee will accompany Ambassador
deaIhe In the official car to Do
yer where he will be presented to
Governor BOggs.
rms is the first state visit nv
foreign diplomat within the mem
DRY OF state officials, and an effort
VIII be made to show him the First
States best brand of hospitaIitv
officials said.
Those in Governor Boggs' Off
clal party who will greet Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Hearne at the state
luncheon are:
LII GOV. and Mrs. John w. Roll
ms, Lewes; Secretary of state
and Mrs. John N. Mcdowell. New
ARK; Senator and Mrs. John 7
Williams, MillsbOro; Senator and
MRS. }. Allen Frear, Dover: II G
| representative and Mrs Herbert
p. War6urton, Wilmington; Brig.
Zen. and Mrs. Joseph J. ScanneiI
wilmington; Chief Justice iof the
supreme Court and Mrs. Clarence
a. sutherland, Wilmington: state
treasurer and Mrs. Clarence 8
CoIiIns, Smyrna; State Auditor ana
MIS- =. Dan Enterlines Dover.
AIIy' Gen. and Mrs. Fl Albart
Aoung, Wilmington; State Senator
ana Mrs. Thomas Johnson Pobo
Doth Beach; Rep. and Mrs p Al
" OerI Jones, Wilmington; Rep. Vera
u. Davis, Dover; Insurance Conn
missioner and Mrs. William p
murphy Milford; State Arcbivist
ana Mrs. Leon de Valinger r.
Ool ana Mrs. G. w. Hazel. Tr WI
mlngtOn; Col and Mrs. lanes NJ
rowland, Lewes; Mr.. and NTrs
harry Richardson, Dover. Colonoir
Hazel, Rowland and Mrs PIT
aides). ''0' . iiililIary /,
Dover Mayor Edward Haman.
Dr; and Mrs. Jerome II. HoIIand
DeIaware State College; Rev .Tobn
Dohohoe, Holy Cross Rectorv NJ NJ
E Yer Mr. and Mrs. Robert p. KeIIv
SILVER Springs, Md. CMr Kal1S y
administrative assistant tn Seno+o-
FTear) Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rogss
0n5S% SI; Development Director
, n1i,,o. mrs, miles L. Frederick, viii
iiiliIistOh and Mr.. and Mrs Wi
liam H. Cavanaugh. " ~