The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-03-11

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power and When we Seek to reinstate the self
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On the conclusion Of the ceremonies the mem
bers OF tho senate, preceded by the sergcant-at-
arms vice president and the secretary. returned
| to the senate chamber and the president. ~
co,npanied 10y the committee Of arrangements,
proceeded to the executive mansion.
The Inaugural Ball.
BY long custom the inaugural FALL has grown
to he almost as much a part of the regular Ger
en2onicS OF inauguration day the Inaugural
| address. It is the Qualricnnial tribute paid nv
politics to society. There have been but two
internissions in the series OF inaugural balls to
| commemorate the accession of Il newly elect ed
president since the days OF Madison. ana that
! covers period OF cighty-four years
| Mr.. Z. B. Hay. chairman OF the committee on
| inaugural ball and promenade. was floor man
agef and each OF the twelve sections into
| which he divided the ballroom was in charge
| of assistant. Chairman Hay had his station
| near the hestra-and he communicated with
| his aids by means of electric signals. When q
| square dance was ready TO begin. in each sec
| ton an electric annCnciator made known that
| fact to Mr.. Hay and when the last set in the
| last section had tccn formed. he gave the or
der for the music to heain The programme 70,
the concert, promenade and dancing. was as
follows:
l. Grand inaugural march, THE Great
Band and orchestra. written for the occasion
and dedicated to MIR: C!eve!and.l
:. Symphonic poem. Les Preludes'. Lisz
g. Grand selection Tho Merchant Of
T. rantasie comique, "Trip to Mars: Fanciuii
| DANCING AND PROMENADE.
| l. Waltz. ..ChriStmaS Eve. Jonc.
3: Polka. May Bells :...:.:... santel!nani
:: ansier; 1sls q Cha npasne W: i; - TgTs
rnoii sseap Hand Wald.s@s
s. Promenade, advertisements EspaGnel."
o. Lancicrs international; Nose
10. promenade Road to Moscow. De Loot
i Fram a sat Costume EuSfsst Fa
u. Waltz, "Eicheiors' Favorite"... William
is. Sorkc. One Heart, One Soul 49,. Straus
| II. I.ancicrs, ROBIN Hood Dc kove
10. Polka, "HIah School Cadet March s'" Sous
| The tall had Ecen in progress Tor some tim
| before the presidential party arrived Man
persons OF distinction from ali parts OF tn
j country, senator's. representatives. prominen
militia oiI,ccrs:an these with thousands 9
throafh tho four great doorways of tho huilt
ing and made sneSrH in the h:l l; m
in the ds.neins. The throng was too great t
and polka, and the pressure about the s7uar
| sets was SO intense that the jewelers. wsr
given but little space for their terpsichorea
In the rooms prepared for the president an