Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-11
INAUGURAL BALL IN
 HONOR OF GOV. AND
 MRS. THOS. CAMPBELL

Ph0enlX, Dec. 1O.-A brilliant social success for the first inaugural ball to be held since statehood is as- sured with the announcement of def mite plans by the Arizona Inaugural committee, composed of representa- tive citizens of Phoenix and the state which will be given in honor of Gov ernor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell sometime in the early part of Jan uary. Dr. R. R. Brownfield has been elected president of this organiza- ton; Warren McArthur, Jr., vice. president, and J. H. O'Rielly, secre- tary and treasurer. These three, with the assistance of other members of the executive committee, will have active charge of all arrangements for the event. The committee includes Dean William Scarlett, H. D. McVey, Donald Dunbar and Dwight B Heard.
 Discussing today plans for this red letter event in the social history of Arizona, Dr. Brownfield said:
 "We are planning this first inaug- ural ball as fitting and spontaneous expression of good will on the part of the people of Arizona, for the exe- cutive head of our state government. The first aim of the committee will be to make this an expression from all the people and not from any par ticular community, set or group. Every county in the state will be ask ed to participate in the reception and to this end reception committees are being named for each county.
 Tt is hoped that arrangements can be made for securing the use of the new Fl Zaribah Temple auditorium now nearing completion. This will have the largest and finest dance floor in the state with ample room for spectators as we'll as dancers"
 At a recent meeting of the execu- tive committee preliminary details were discussed and heads of some of the more important committees chos en- The floor committee will have charge not only of the floor manage ment, but of the music, programs, re- treatments, etc. Donald Dunbar was elected chairman and he will appoint number of assistants to act with him as chairman of sub-committees. A committee was also named which will make the selection of represen- tative Arizonans to act as members of the various county reception com mittees. This committee of selection is made up of H. D. ,McVey, ChaiH man; Nit Sims, A. A. Betts, Harry w. Asbury, Charles w. Fairfield, Shirley H. Christy, Harry Kay, liar ry Welch and Jesse L. Boyce.
 Prominent social leaders of Phoe- nix and the Salt River Valley will act as members of a welcoming com mittee which will include representa- tives of all of the women's clubs and civic organizations of the capital city.
 Joe V. Prochaska was made chair man of the decorations committee, and A. T. Esgate of the finance com mittee. Ralph Rollins was named chairman of the press committee which will be composed of all news paper editors in the state.
 The inaugural ball will not be with out it's charitable feature, as sub stantial donation from the proceeds will be given to the Phoenix Day Nursery in exchange for services to be rendered on the night of the ball. A suitable room will be fitted up as a nursery to be placed under the charge of the management of the Day Nursery for the special accomo- dation of parents with children who desire to attend.
 No invitations will be issued, al though careful discretion will be ex- ercised in the disposal of tickets. These will be sold for $10 each, ad- hitting one couple, with an extra charge of $5 for each additional per son accompanying couple. No single tickets will be sold as such.
 The members of the general com mittee responsible for launching the are as follows: Dr. Rob- ert Brownfield, president; Nit Sims, E. Power Conway, c. H. Akers, B. M. Goldwater, Edward Sacker, c. F. H. w. Asbury, H. J. Nc Clung, T. c. McReynolds, Col. J. E. Thompson, w. H. Plunkett, John w. Brown, Royal Lescher, R. D. Roper, Cal Messner, J. c. Adams, E. w. Clayton, A. A. Carrick, H. A. Lyttle, L. L. Stewart, Frank Stewart, H. D. McVey, Warren McArthur, IT,, J. H. Dean William Scarlett, Dwight B. Heard and Donald Dun bar.
 All communications should be ad- dressed to J. H. O'Reilly, secretary Arizona Inaugural Committee, 302 North Central Ave, Phoenix, Ari ,ona.
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