Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-30
GREAT CROWD To
Be IN SANTA FE
NEW YEAR 5 DAY
Inaugural Ceremonies for Gov
ernor LarrazoIo Are to Be
Most Brilliant in States
History, is Prediction,
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Santa Fe, N, NJ. Dec. 29-From as
far away as Eel Paso on the south and
San Juan on the north reservations
have been made for the inaugural
ceremonies on New Years day. Old
timers do not recall an Inauguration
at which there has been such interest
shown The inaugural committee
which met this afternoon at the new
museum with Governor w. f. Lind
sey presiding, reported every prep
aration completed to make the affair
a memorable one.
The ticket sales for the inaugural
BAH assure the presence of 600 peo-
pie at the Masonic cathedral on We'd
nesday evening when Governor and
Mrs. Larrazolo will lead the grand
march. OF these people, 100 will be
from Albuquerque and Las Vegas,
while Ration and other towns will
send another hundred. Political lead
ers and officials, as well as legisla-
tors from all over the state Will come
TO Santa Fe in full force.
Every Detail Arranged.
The committee this afternoon out
lined every detail for the day. The
inauguration itself takes place at high
noon in the hall of representatives
in the capitol. The capacity is limit
ed and therefore admission will he by
ticket only, Guests from other towns
will be given preference If they apply
in good time to Col Jose ID. Sena for
admission tickets. Before the noon
hour Governor Lindsey will make his
farewell address After supreme
Court Justice Frank W. Parker has
administered the oath. Governor Lar
raZolo win make his inaugural adj
dress, the tenor which is awaited with
much interest.
A military and civil procession. in
which the men who have returned
from military service will act as a
guard Of honor to Governor Larri
2olo, will follow Immediately. From
to o'clock in the evening the pub
lie will be given an opportunity to
inspect the new museum and an inn
mense throng is expected to visit that
place of beauty. In the receiving line
will be Governor and Mrs. o. A. Lar
raZolo, Governor and Mrs, W. L. Lind
sey. Chief Justice and Mrs. F. w.
Parker, Lieutenant Governor and
Mrs. b. +. Pankey and Mayor and
Mrs. r.. p. Davies The governors
staff in full uniform will be in at
tendance at the reception as well as
at the ball in the evening. Music of
o high order is promised for both oc-
casions.
Patriotic Surprise.
A patriotic surprise is planned in
connection with the ceremonies. The
reception will be free to everyone and
a great outpouring of the people from
all over the state IS expected The
doors for the inaugural ball are to be
thrown open at O'Clock, but the
grand march does not take place until
10, Immediately after which an adj
joining room will be thrown open by
the Woman's Board of Trade and
tWo-course luncheon served.
AS Governor and Mrs. LarraZolo do
not dance they will retire to the smok-
ing and rest room of the Masonic
cathedral Immediately after the grand
march. Small tables will be provided
at which those who wish to play
cards may do so. Here punch will be
served, and no doubt politicians and
legislators will gather far into the
hours of the morning for the first in
formal conferences.
The citizens of Santa Fe are leav-
ing nothing undone to make the in
augural event attractive and pleasing.