Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
IMPOSING CEREMONY
 DETAILS ARRANGED
For the inauguration of New Mexican State
 Government

SANTA FEE, N. M., Dec. 12.-The committee in charge of the arrange ments for the inauguration eeremo- nies held a meeting this afternoon and definitely decided upon the pro gram, which will be one of the most elaborate in the long history of this capital It has also finally decided that the inauguration bah will be held in the national guard armory instead of in the Palace hotel, as was at first proposed.
 According to the program, as out lined by the committee, Governor elect Mcdonald will be escorted to the capital by Governor William J. Mills. who will be accompanied by his entire staff in full uniform. me incoming governor and the retiring executive win ride in the same auto mobile, while Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Mcdonald will occupy another car, both cars being escorted by the members of the governors staff mounted
 Arriving al the hall of representa- tiyes the program will commence with the invocation 10 be delivered by his grace Archbishop PitavaL
 Following the invocation the in- auguralion ode will be sung by a carefully selected chorus of forty eight voices. The ode was written especially for this occasion by Rev Father Julius Hartman, who also set il to music Father Hartman, who served as chaplain of the con stitutional convention, is a musician of rare ability and his inauguration ode is sald to be triumph of verse and music.
 The next event will be the retir- ing audress of Governor Mills, which is scheduled for 11:3O a. m, at the conclusion of which Governor Mo Donald will take the oath of office which is to be administered at high noon by Chief Justice William H. Pope
 The new governor will then de liver his inaugural address and the ceremonies will conclude with the singing of My Country 'Tis of Thee" by the entire audience.
 In the afternoon there will be a military parade, which, if present ar engagements are carried out, will be participated in by national guard SOhApdnicS lAOin dii gftE NEW NICK ico and the cadets of the New Mexi- co military college. The participa- ton Of the military companies and the cadets, however, is contingent upon proper arrangements being made to care for the expenses of the outside companies, the local committee not being in position 10 finance this feature of the cere- monies
 In the evening a public reception will be held in the old palace of the governors, the reception to be fol- lowed by the ball in the armory ad- joining. Both the palace and the armory are to be beautifully decorat- ed and no expense will be spared to transform both buildings into a yeritable fairyland The armory and the palace will De connected by a the practical city of today Experts covered archway so that the guests may pass freely from one to the other without being exposed to the chill night air.
 Yesterday witnessed the semi finals and finals in the ladies ten his tournament at 1he Country Club. the fastest and most closely contest ed matches of the season.
 The semi-finals, both went the full three sets, Miss Whoigemuth defeated Miss Packard G-2, 36 an 6-2, and Miss Smith defeated Miss Wolcott 6-2, 4-6 and G-3 This match was one of the most interest ing of the tournament, one game go- ing to deuce eleven times and every game being hard fought. Miss Smith in this match owed a stroke on the odd games and Miss Wolcott received a stroke on the even games This made a most difficult game and at several points in the last set it looked as if Miss Wolcott might be able to pull out in the lead but Miss Smiths strong, consistent play was too much for her oppon. ent
 In the finals Miss Wholgemuth and Miss Smith, after a rest, played brilliant tennis, both playing a strong low ball and at all times dis. playing excellent judgement. The first set went to Miss Wohlgemuth S-6. Both players seemed to be able to place the ball and cut cor. ners with remarkable accuracy. In tnlS mdtcB MISS SmlJn owed stroke on the alternate games, Miss Wohlgemuth playing from scratch Tn the first set the handicap cost Miss Smith one game, in all proba. bility, and in the second set, which went to Miss Wohlgemuth 6-2, the minus handicap figured in two games In this set the games stood two all when Miss Wohlgemuth seemed to strengthen playing very