The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31
GREAT PLANS FOR
INAUGURAL BALL
EVERY ARRANGEMENT IS COM
PLETE FOR ENTERTAIN
MENT OF PEOPLE OF
The STATE


Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 31.--The exc
cutive committee which has charge OF
the inaugural ball met at the capital
city Friday evening and perfected the
final arrangements for the event,
which promises to eclipse in splendor
and brilliancy any state function held
in previous years. This biennial
event, which Is eagerly awaited by all
prominent members Of North Dakota
society will be held at the state CAPT.
toll on Friday evening, Jan. 6. Prepare
tons have been under way for many
days in order that the capitol build
ing may present a hospitable appear
ance on this great occasion and all
North Dakotans are welcome.
The usual programme will be car
ried out. From $3.50 until $3.50 the
governor and his wife, together with
the state officers elect and their
wives, will receive In the governors
office, while Lochner's famous harp
orchestra, augmented by several addi-
tional pieces for this especial occa-
sion, viii dispense sweet strains OF rnu-
sic, while screened from view by tow
ering palms and wealth of ferns.
At 10 o'clock the governor will pre-
cede the guests and will lead the way
up the massive staircase and through
the corridors to the hall Of the house
Of representatives where he will lead
the grand march. The floor Is being
put into splendid condition and will
be as a mirror on the evening Of the
function. The orchestra will be sta
toned back Of the speakers desk.
The floor committee Of which p. e..
Bryne is chairman will exert every
precaution that every one has a good
time. 1t is composed Of r. l.. Best,
II. J. Duemeland, Fred Conlllin, DIR. G..
A. Rawlings. G.. w. Wolbert, J. c. An
derson, J. A. Graham, ]. l.. Whitney,
DR.. ". ]. LaRose, William Burke,
Grant Gall, Frayne Baker, Thomas
| Hall, F. L. Shuman, DR.. L. A. Schipfer,
It. Fl. L. vesperman and H. M.
| Weiser.
Following is the programme Of the
| dances:
1. Grand March--Faust, c, Gounod
2. Two Step-That Beautiful Rag
| .................. L. Snyder
3. Waltz-Waves OF the Danube
! ..-..-....'.'-.'' lNdhoNlCl
T. Two Step-Pitter Patter J. DAILY
s. Waltz-Ciribiribin =. Pestalozza
6. Lancers-The Smart Set.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hildreth
Z. Two Step-Has Anybody Hers
Seen Kelly? ............ Murphy
s. waltz-Scented Rose 49,. DAILY
| 8. Lancers-Madame Sherry.
| Observation-Disclosures. Hoschns
| lntermission.
10. Two Step-Porcupine Rag e.
/ ..................3 ........ johnson
IL. waltz-Garden Of Love .RoIf'
IL. Three Step-In a Rose Garden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Alle1
IS. Two Step-Any Little Girl
That's Nice Little Girl -, Snyde,
IA. Lancers-Empire ...... Bendi1
10. Waltz-Life Is but a Dream.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MarSl
16. Two Step-The Morning After
the Night Before ............. Hell
IT. Waltz-Lazarre ........ Blanks
. Extras.
All Are Invited.
An elaborate banquet will be serve,
by the ladies Of st. Mary's pro- athe
, dral, and the cuisine promises to b
E unexcelled.
AS this Is function OF state-wid
Importance, it would naturally be i'm
possible for the executive vommitte
; to send an invitation to everyone
a hence no invitations were issued, blu
! all are welcome. Attention is Gale
to this as there have been several in
quiries from various sources wonder
ing why no invitations had been re
ceived. A hearty welcome is extende
to all to attend the most elaborate c
any state function ever held In Mort
Dakota.