The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
HIS WORK TODAY
The Governor Is Looking Into the
Affairs Of The University and Is
Much Interested In It's
Future Welfare

The reception given TO Governor
Brodie at the EfRs' club last evening
WAS a brilliant affair. Several hun
dred people we're received by the new
executive between the hours of and
10 O'Clock
At the appointed hour the doors OF
the club house we're thrown open.
The governor arrived shortly after
ward accompanied by Mira. Brodfe.
The guests of honor. were asaered Into
the large meeting hall Of theelub and
there for two hours received the citi-
zens Of Tucson The crowd began TO
arrive early and the halls OF the club
were overlooking at the close,
The reception room was tastefully
decorated ard Professor Hernandez.
with his orchestra, dIscoursed some
beaaSiinl airs throughout the evening.
Governor and Mrs. Brodie were assist
ed in receiving by Colonel and Mrs
Herring j. ri ormsby. William nj.
Grif8tA and General Manning also
assisted in presenting the citizens to
the guest OF honor.
Governor Brodie was evidently at his
lseet His greetings were most cor
dial, and he had jolly word for every
one. The reception certainly enhanced
his good qualities In the estimation Of
the people who met him. He is the
kind Of man that the people love and
trust, and his every action last even-
tney &fxNx A. I2a
shake Of the hand has some feeling be-
hind II. and bis manner is most free.
Mrs. Brodie easily established her
self In the hearts OF the Tucson people
last evening She has charming
manner. and is . brilliant eonversa-
iionalist She had PLEASANT word
for every one who was presented TO
her during the reception. and. like the
governor, her manner ls natural and
easy
AT 10 o'clock the reception was
closed. and after bSdaiag the assem-
hIase good night Governor and Mrs.
Brodie retired. The hall was then
turned over to the young people and
dancing vas INDUCED la until Iate
hour
Among those who attended the re-
ception last night we're the following:
Mesdames Herring. Sroufe. Cheyney.
Manning. Dale. Nave. Campbell, Hax-
1ard. ChiIson. Purcell. Warren.
Parker Meyers. Richey. Baehring.
Vest McAuliffe. HotYmeister. Wilson.
Fleming Guild Thornberg: also tho
Misses Florence and Edith Cowan,
Scott Wood. Mansfield. Purcell. Mey-
ers. Francis and Bernice Cheyney.
Whittle Herring. Jessie and Laurett0
0'Conneil, Bell and host Of others.
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Herring. Grtmth Ormsby.
TrippeIi. Campbell, Sroufe. Purcell,
Manning, Seager. Close. Siegfried.
Russell, Oleott. Bauman, DA1e, jaynee,
Lennox Draehman. Kltt Whlttisk vest.
Stratton. Parker. Conneil, Zabfiskfe,
Tenney, Began. Hohmeistar, Francis.
Cheyney. COrhett. Gsnr3es.
Helghton, McAuliffe. Meysrx Frank
lin. Ziegler Karns, Rfch6y, He6ner.
Ferguson, Wilson. Ghils0n.
Fleming. Guild, Thornbsrg. Nave. Glib
bons. Quinn, Whltmore, Haxzard.
Brady and many 0thers.
The governor was In conference with
the Board OF Regents nearly the whole
NiOfuiHE. ne II SAOW4M& - ANUM III
terest In the affairs Of the unfverzfty.
and wishes to become better acQuaint~
ed with the workings OF that institn-
ton. On several occasions he has
commended the board highiy for IA
work.
Governor Brodie met with the Re-
form School Board this fiorning, Cx
r. Schumacher andis &hry HuehnAn
were present. H. 0AiGatn, the ckher
member, was unabi4 nj c0ne ~ nonk
Benson for the session l'he refoxrx 4
school will be completed 1r elxfy 1o1n
and the governor b anx1oq1 IN Eo91
late plans for its finne1in&9 tin6
At 2 o'clock this aftefno0a IN G
ernor received the 1nelg
Pioneers Historical soe1@
very much pleased ~
timers, and wal perooQ11 ~ q
with quite nnnnne1 ~
At o'clock IN saz 4
council were fecetee4 8
by Governor BfodIo ~ 4 { =
exchange o. ereekfn
pueblo oflicer1 Ad( m Rll
Mrs. BrodIe Nae 4Q5d<
ing the old mlB1lQ e s
Tucson, aud = triIb w
arranged this morn II n - 8
companied " + 1 sl|