Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

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be given BY the University dramatic
club on December 81, is now wen I'M
der way. This will he the first per-
Torrance of the club under the able
direction of Miss Ross Of the depart
ment of oratory ana %elocution, and 1t
promises to be entertaining from be-
ginning to end. The following is the
cast as recently determined upon;
Philip Royson. ..... Hugh NJ. Bryan
Robert Brown. clerk of Benson &
Benson - ,......C S. Shepard
Jenkens. Rebeeea's bntler........
....t.. $50. .,,... Kari Karsten
Rebecca Luke, maiden lady. .......
.....,..... Miss Nioletta de Tullio
Katherine Rogers, Rebecca's niece
Miss May Ross
Marion Underwood, Katherine's
friend ...... GeneVieVe Harrison
Patty, Rebecca's maid ...........
...t..... 80, Miss Hazel COX
The play is written by Miss Rachel
Baker and will be new to an Albu-
querque, audience. There are seven
characters only in the cast, but each
affords opportunity for fun swing OF
Interpretation and individuality in
representation. The night of the 21st
of December should be reserved for
this occasion. The two acts in the
breakfast room viii develop much
amusement from the humorous stu
atoms,
Thursday and Friday will be OBJ
served as holidays TO join in the OBJ
servation Of Thanksgiving time.
Professor John u. CLARK of the de-
partment of chemistry is wearing the
smile that will not come off. His
daughter" Nellie Lucille Clark, has
just arrived.
Professor Espinosa is no longer
trudging up the hill afoot, for he pur-
chased DR.. Tights horse and buggy
and now rides, while Billy" furnishes
the motive power.
Or. Gray has designed a coat of
arms for the University which, is not
only very appropriate but Is a beauti-
full piece of work. 1t will soon ap-
on University stationery.
Mr.. w. j. johnson, the newly elect !
ed secretary and trea surcr of the Uni
versity, was at "A recent meeting unan-
imously elected a member of the Sc
lect organization known as the Ten
Dons. to FIJI the vacancy caused by
~ htat VI u " Y . SpiiiSphs |
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DIR. w. w. Baden. head of the Latin
and Greek department, made his first
assembly talk last Monday. He !
out by saying that two of the
but greatest of historians
the pick and the spade. and gave
a most Interesting Of the
work done by Dr. Henry
Schleimann in uncarthing the treas |
ires of ancient Troy, and verify
ing the truth of the Homeric poems
which were long thought but Pigments
OF Imagination. DR.. Baden is a ready
and pleasing speaker and was able
to give additional interest to his sub
ject on this occasion by the fact of
visit to Troy me the thorough
study of the unearthed city.
At the Round Table club of the
department on Friday. /
Thanksgiving day vas the main topic
Of consideration n how the occa-
sion may be observed in the public
Professor Hodgin gave an
account of the history of the day.
Among h items of educational news
presented was that Columbia univer-
slty Of New York city has now
an enrolment of 5000 stu
tents. The death of DR.. William r.
on November : was also re-
pr. Harris was for twenty
years commissioner of education of
he United States and has been Tor
a half century a leader of edu-
'ational thought. His last work was
he revising of the new edition Of the
International dictionary. which
vas finished but a short time before
lis death.