Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-01-20
OATH ADMINISTERED AT NOON
Hotels Are Full of Out Of Town Guests and Many Others
Comng..-Indications That Day Will Prove Memor-
able One for Santa Fe--Committees in Charge
and Their Work - Prominent People Are
Registered at Various Hosteres.


ican flags will be draped, much in the
manner of butterfly wings; between
the flags in the center will be mag
nificent pyrotechnic display of tiny
electric bulbs too numerous to men.
tion These bulbs will form an Amer
ican flag, which will stand out bril-
liantly. Other flags will be used in
abundance. The natural columns sup.
porting the porch will be profusely
lentwined with greens, consisting of
.snilax and pepper tree branches.
Eleven crates of greens will be used
for this purpose.
Floral Decorations.
This entire portion Of the building
will be banked with profusion of
flowers, in which point de sette and
the deep colored Flamingo carnations
will be in evidence. The broad STAIR
way leading to and from ths up-stairS
landing will also be banked with
greens and flowers. Strings Of electric
lights will be twined about the rallings
and in and out among the foliage. A
large number of handsome rugs and
Navajo blankets will for an attrac'
tive and striking background to the
ensemble
None the less imposing will be the
decorations of the ball room. A SINH.
lar effect will be carried out. The
whole room will be designed to
represent a colonial home. At each
window will be colonial columns
trimmed with fresh green paper bran
ches, and point de sette. Flamingc
carnations will also be in profusion
together with many other varieties ol
flowers, palms and oleanders. Amer
ican flags, bunting and numberless
electric bulbs, harmonizing in color
with the whole, will add to the gala
effect. The large porch at the ladies
entrance, will also be beautifully illu
minated. Most conspicuous will be a
large display Of electric bulbs, sc
placed that they will form the letters
of the word:
"HAGERMAN."
That all might be complete, the
committee did not stop with this but
also artistically decorated the bouffet
In this room, as in the others, flags
and bunting will be used with lavish
hand, while flowers and greens viii
again play their part. Flags, bunting
and flowers will also be placed in the
ladies wrap room and In the smok
ing room.
The committee on decorations, as
sisted by corps of helpers will spent
all day Sunday and Monday at the Pal
ace hotel to see that everything Is Ii
It's place and that all preparations ar
complete for the most brilliant affai
of the Capital Citys social season.
! Following are the committees:
Executive-J. w. Reynolds, chair
man; Arthur Seligman, Amado Chaves
Levi A. Hughes, Paul A. F. Walter, J
D. Sena and A B. Renehan.
Finance Arthur Seligman, chair
man; L. A. Hughes, J. H. Vaughn, A
Staab and A. ]. Fischer.
Arrangements-A. B. Renehan chat
man; Amado Chaves, Samuel G.. Cart
wright, A. c. Ireland, and N. B. Laugh
lin.
! observation-disclosures, A. M. Be-
} gere, chairman; J. w. Reynolds, O. {
Watson, J. D. Sena, and Fran
Owen. Ladies, Mrs. James l.. Seligma
chairman; Mrs. J. w. Reynolds, Mr.
John R. McFie, Mrs. H. o. Bursun
and Misses Otero and Staab.
, Printing and Publicity-Paul A.
} Walter, chairman; Percy F. Knigh
!. Edmund G. Abbott, J. A. Massie, an
J David Knapp.
Music and Dancing-R. C. Gortne
: chairman; S. Spitz, A. L. Morrison
. Jr., James l.. Seligman and c.
> Easley.
/ Floor Committee-Levi A. Hughe
chairman; Frank McKain, Frank Graz
n dali, Charles G. Catron, Clarent
I Pierce, Manuel B. Otero, M. o. Llewe
h lyn, H. H. Harris, w. v. White, w.
!, Brogan, Harry Sims and Herbert Sim