The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
Committee in Charge, After Much
Discussion Pro and Con, An.
nounces That Booze Will Have
No Part in Festivities.
SANTA FE ORCHESTRA is
TO FURNISH THE MUSIC
Dance Will Take Place in the
Armory, Following a Reception
at Palace of the Governors; De
Baca Will Not be Present.
Especial Correspondence }

santa Re. y. NJ. Jan. l3.--The in
augural ball Wednesday night, Feb
ruary T. will be dry. The executive
committee Of which Justice II. II.
Hanna is chairman. has made this
announcement The proposition to
abolish wines In the refrcshmeui part
OF the inaugural cyenta has been the
football ~ those Interested In the
program. Opinions have been ex-
pressed that lew would care 20 pur-
chase tickets at SO each. Il liquor
was not included.
However. - does not now look as
though a damper had been placed
on the prospects OF one ~ the most
brilliant social functions New Mexico
has witnessed. by reason OF the com
mittce announcement that 10 would
not be "damper"
The arrangements committee met
last night al 1.30, and considered
plans OF the afiair Their report viii
have to be passed upon by Justice
Hannn's committee before all the de-
tails are announced.
Cadets win Not Attend
4 suggestion has been made that
cadets from Roswell attend the af-
fair. This has proven upon inNesti-
cation 10 he impracticable
\ santa Re orchestra OF unusual
distinction VIII supply music. There
was talk of importing a wen known
organization from Silver city, but this
too was found unnecessary in view OF
the excellent talent 90 be found at
the capitol.
The dance will take place AT the
armury following a reception In The
Palace Of Governors The Elks have
placed their acc, mmodationS and at
tractiyo building at the disposal OF
the various committees. Supptr VIII
bee served there. The plan is 90 erect
am awning arcade making a oonilnu-
ous csuopied walk from each of these
buildings 10 the others.
Governor VIII Not Nttcnd.
The governor viii not attend the
bail. but on the afternoon Of Fen
ruary e. viii he permitted by his
musician to make a brict speech from
the balcony OF the 81 Joseph SAINT
torium where he is temporarily quar-
tered
Following are the inaugural COM
nittccs. insofar as - present iorw'
ulutcd.
Inauguration Committees.
General arrangenents--Cul lose
D Ssuu, chairman, Earle =. boNie,
vice chairman; Guthrie smith, e. G..
Msrdori. T. y. Boule.
Decorations-John y. McMuuus.
chairman: Frank owen, Mrs Francis
G. Wilson. VICE chairman. Mrs. VIII
lam c. Sargent
FIoor-Col Bronson VI. cutting
chairman. Cart A. Bishop. vice chair
man.
Refreshments HAIRY S Rowman
chairman. Mrs. A s. Brooke vice
chairman.
Railroad-Hugh II Williams
chairman.
Heception-Fomcr Governor Mi,
gucl \. Otero. chairman, f0Tmci
Governor Herhcrt j. Ilgcrmau. vie,
chairman.
Finance-Arthur Scligman chair
man Levi 4. Hughes vice chairman
Publicity and Printing Paul \. r
Walter, Austin g. brady r. NJ. Hen
dcrson. y y. johnson. r. l.. u. Nc
Alllstcr. Frank Staplin. Guthri,
smith Kari W. Greene. l.lWood VI
Alhrisht
NusIc--Jnmcs Sengman, chairman
William !. BARKER, vice chairman.
Han Placed on Visitors.
II is understood that Governor q
Earu's physician has ordered th'
fewer visitors see the governor ina'
much as hc suffered a sinking spc
last might Although ban has bee
placed ON visitors with the goNcrno
IL b. said that the number has bee
increasing.
The senate COE ittcc ON amen,
mcuts took no action ON the suhmr
sion resolution today.