Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13

were distributed and among other
Important affairs decided was the is
suance OF a manifesto, endorsed by
Governor-elcct Mcdonald that there
shalt be no champagne or intoxicating
| liquors served % any OF the places
81 Inauguration ceremonies or festivi-
ties
/ The Palace OF the Governors Is to
be open house 20 the general public
from TO 10 o'clock Monday evening.
Here the governor, his official starr,
! and first lady OF New Mexico with a
ooterie OF state society leaders, will
welcome the New Mexico pOpulace~-
or representatives thereof Also
lgroup Of former New Mexico govern
ors will be present TO erect the visit
ors. These will be Ex-Governor II. J.
Hagerman. George curry l.. Brad
ford Prince. W. 4. Thornton. NJ. A.
Otero and WflllaT j. Mills.
The trlumphal elimination OF the
\ inauguration Is TO be the grand I'M
agural bali In the armory adjoincd 10
lthe Palace by an arbor Of flags
n greens ana blazing lights. Here the
choicest representatives OF New Mex
leo society will assemble Ia celebrate
the beginning of the new era by terp-
sichoreun pastime. The display OF
gowns will put TO shame many rune
lions Of the east. Many gowns OF the
sort a New York magazine recehtly
, featured I'm write-up Of "The FIX
. travagance OF Americans" will be seen
{ In Santa Re Monday evening. There
are az least five magnificent creations
, that have each one cost five hundred
, dollars. But anticipation can not por-
tray. One must be present In person
Il seems too bad that special tram
Ia not Go be run from Albuquerque,
, Among the guests to represent AZ
/ baqueruue at the Inaugural ceremon-
+ les ana ball viii be: Mr. and MRS. w
HONEYWELL Mrs ]. 4. Poarce, Miss
III Rebecca Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs, lsaa'
, Rarth. Mr.. and Mrs. .. \. Maroon
,tMr and Mrs Joseph O'Riclly, MIR.
r and Mrs. }. y. Horndon, Mr.. and Mrs
! /. ester. Mir. and Mrs Raymond
Stamm. Misses Elizabeth Wiley, bet-
, ~ WILEY. Erna Ferguson. Minnie
. Holman. Jettie ROscnWuld, MI ahu
I Mrs. Al. o. Chndbourne. DR. Algor and
1 Mrs. t. j. Alger. Mr.. and Mrs. HARRY
Lee. Mr.. William Brogan, Mr. ana
: Mrs. NELL II. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. ivan
, ! Grunsfold.
\ q 3 . 3
! Knights Intcrtaln Dramatlsts.
That "knighthood Is ia Flower
! continually IN the circles dominated
by Knights OF Columbus was demon
stratcd Wednesday evening Wheh th'
{ committee of the Albuquerque couh'
e | eli of Columbian knights rBht roy
s ally entertained the memD eIs OF th'
, east that recently staged me lhslu'
! Inn" Present were tho participant
|, in the musical comedy the com hlt'e'
: members OF the knights OF Coluin pu'
and their wives. The attulr was hel'
; nt the Atvarado in the dining room
o that has rung with the mlrth OF Anu
o ouoruuo'e stateltost functions. None
a however, could be happier than TIM
IA dinner and dance ON Wednesday even
4 inr Al one long banquet table flfty
/. five guests gathered 20 discuss IN
|, porfect cuisine and exchange socia
platitudes. The glow of choice rec
carnations. bordered with lacy ferns
e and the brilliance OF electrics MAD
= the table 10 seem "a radiant island II
= "A sea of shadows. After dclibcrat
y discussiun of Manager Smitherg' hes
q Ina the way of menu and service. IN
a company was shot--with pilot
l. nashnght, after which the group as
n ntograted, table and chairs were re
y moved and dancing brgun' An clu
> auent address boy Grand knight j. "
prestel expressed appreciation Of On
h lodge for the talent present that ma
= been 30 graciously loaned in the su,
\ cessful production of THE lnslu
|, Inn" As recognition 81 signal ser'
y Ice rendered hy Mrs. John Englan
smlthers cut glass dish was pre-
scented 20 This lady with the compt
Z. mcnts OF tie knights. Mrs smlthcl