The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
INAUGURAL BALL
WILL Be HELD At
De VARGAS HOTEL
Reception Will Be Held
I'm Afternoon at the
Museum

SANTA FE. n. nj, Nov. 3O.-The
ne Vargas hotel. scene Of many a
former brilliant and gay party, has
been selected ~ the executive com
mlttec az b place 20 hold the inaug-
urni ball for Governor Merritt {.
Mcchem. The ball will be given on
saturday night. Jan. l, and Will be
thu climax OF the inauguration cere-
monies. which viii begin IN the morn
ing. with a parade 70 the capitol.
where the nth OF office will be adj
ministered In tho han OF represent
tatives. In the afternoon there VIII
be- n reception to tho public, held An
tho new museum. Major Norman l..
King has been named marHhai OF the
doy, with authority to select his aides.
The executive COMMITTEES haa NAMED
The following chairmon OF the several
committees:
Finance. Lieut.. Gov. Benjamin +.
Punkey.
Arrangements, Arthur seliEman.
Decorations. A. Nj. Bergere.
Press. Paul A. r. Waller.
Music, James L. Scligman.
Floor, Thco. y. Espe.
Refreshments. Mrs. l. A.. Hughes.
Reception. Chief Justice Frank w.
Parker, chairman: Mr.. Justice Clar-
cnce j.. Roberts, Mr.. Justice Herbert
D.. Reynolds. Judge Reed Hollomhn'
Judge Colin Neblett. m
The executive committee. chosen
some time ago, Is made M OF h
following. Governor o. A. Larra-
x0io. honorary chairman; former Gov
crnors L. Bradford Prince. Miguel a.
Otcro. Herbert J. Hagerman, George
Curry. honorary vice chairman; Col.
1tulDh Il. Twitchell, active chairman;
Col. Jose d. Scna, active vice chnir-
man; Messrs. Herbert +. Reynolds,
Arthur SeliRman, Nathan Salmon;
Mcsdames Frank w. Parker, Nina
Otcro-Warren. Clarence J. Roberts
james l. Seligman.
The price OF tickets has not yet
been agreed upon. but probably VIII
he as heretofore. about $40 each. a
ticket admits one couple.
Survey For Road
Survey has been commenced upon
an Important federal aid project be-
tween Las Vegas and Santa Fe. The
project will begin at a point about
III miles west OF Las Vegas and runs
west a distance Of 20 miles, and VIII
all be in Ia Miguel county. This
project. when completed, viii elm
innte the worst stretch OF road be-
tween las Vegas and Santa Fe.
Teachers Reading Course
Tho i0sO-2f course Of reading for
teachers has just been announced
~ the New Mexico Teachers Read
Ing circle. The course. and the In
attractions as to how TO secure tho
books are given ns follows:
"For teachers holding second grade
or higher certificates:
twentieth Century Rural School
". r. Davis. published by Bobs-Mer-
will company. indianapolis
IA Schoolmastcr OF the Great
City Angelo Patri, published by the
Macmillan company, New York.
For teachers holding third grade
certificates:
Teaching to Read Hughes. pub
llshed by the A. 3 Barnes company,
'The story OF Liberty Baldwin,
pubiiahed by the American Book com
pany. Chicago.
"These books may be secured by
writing the Charles Ilfeld company,
Albuoueruue. Cash must he sent with
order and books viii be sent prepaid
20 all points in New Mexico. Safe
delivery will be guaranteed by five
remit additional. Books Will not he
scnt on approval. nor are they RETURN
able.
Books for isi7-is. isis-1a. 1919
30 incurred from the publishers.
Course OF study from the state
department OF education"
The board OF directors OF the circle
~ composed OF the following: Jona-
than II. Wagner. superintendent OF
public instruction, Santa Sc, chair
man: members to 1921, Mrs. T. w.
Hayes, RoaweIi; Miss Fannie French.
Jaa Cruces; F1lemon Martinez, Las
Vegas; members 70 1922, DR.. Frank
u. II. Roberts. East Las Vegas; =. d.
Martin. Deming: Miss Cassie Spenr
Ger. Aiamogordo.
Ranch Company
Tbs stege Ranch company, with
principal office In Rosebud. Union
county. has been Incorporated for
$50, goo, OF which $4,000 has been
subscribed. o. A.. Mass, OF Rose