Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-18

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ut is always fair weather
When good FELLOWS get together
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The Sigma Tau fraternity we're en-
tertained at dinner by WIN Wroth al
the beautiful Wroth home. Copper
and Fifth, last Thursday evening
The affair was in the nature OF q
farewell and to give bon voyage To
Hugh Bryan who leaves this week TO
enter oxford.
The frat" spirit was much in evil
dence and the dinner was a merry
one. that will remain a pleasant
memory of the hearty good wishes OF
the VARSITY boys with "Cheruo'
Bryan when pursuing his college ca
reer in far away England. MIR. Bryan
will doubtless endeavor to leave the
nickname. gained by his obligine
care of the girls and their books en-
route over the Varsity road, behind
with other relics of boyhood DAYS.
Covers we're laid for Messrs. 4ugh
Bryan, j. G. Karsten, f. Il. Forbes,
prof J. ID. Clark. G. otto, Harold
Marsh. Head, n. X. Lane, VIII
McMillen, Edmund Ross, I. seweli'
r.. Seder and w. Wroth.
President Mcqueen Gray of the
University Of New Mexico and Mrs
Gray gave a reception at their home,
7lO West Central, Wednesday eve
ming to the board of regents and the
faculty. Miss Touzcl, sister of the
hostess. assisted. Music and clever
readings by Miss Ross made up the
amusements of the evening and en-
livened the feast of reason
The invited guests were: The Gov
ernor of the Territory and Mrs. NILS,
the superintendent Of Education n
Mrs. Clark, President Frank w.
CLANCY and Mrs. Clancy, Dr. James
IL. Wroth and Mrs. Wroth, Mr.. X w.
Hopkins aud Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. w,
d McBee and Mrs. MeBee, Reverend
Father Mandalari.
The Dean aud Mrs. c.. L. Hodgin,
Dean Angel and Mrs. Angel, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Clark, Mi. and Mrs. r. j.
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs, J.. A. Pynch'
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b stephan, Miss Sis
Ter. Miss Parsons, Miss Hickey, MISS
Egyptiades, Miss Ross, Miss Thomas.
Miss Pride, Messrs w. ]. Moor. ii. II.
Conwell, w. Allen, NJ. B~ouninovich.
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The Tessier-Koroer nuptial cere-
mony OF Thursday morning IN the
Immaculate Conception church, which
was performed by Rev. A.. NJ. Man
delari. s. j., was followed by an elab-
crate wedding breakfast served to the
home of the bride.
The Korber hons. was unusually
pretty with its profusion of pink and
white roses which were used in clus-
ters throughout the rooms and In
pretty fashion on the table.
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OF white swiss embroidery worn
with a veil. Miss Clara Blueher. maid
of honor, wore white net over PINK
satin and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Nolan of san Marcial officiated
as best man to Mr.. Tester.
The father and mother Of the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Tessier,
gave a dinner for the young couple
that evening, who left on "A later
train for Chicago ana st. Louis. At
ter a prolonged eastern honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Tessier will make their
home in this city.
The annual reception Of the old
students OF the University to the new
given at Rodey han last Friday
evening proved, as ever, jolly and
resonant with true college spirit and
good cheer.
President Gray in a brief address
extended u welcome to the new stu
dents of the varsity. Then the dane
ing commenced and lasted until the
late supper served the merrymakers.
The committee in charge was:
Misses Pickard and Everitt and
Messrs. Wick Miller, Gladdlng and
Mudgett, while the reception com
mittee was composed of Misses Cox
and Irene Boldt ana Mcssrs. Hugh
and Kirk Bryan.
The pupils OF Mrs. Roy Mcdonald
will give q concert next Friday eve
ming in the PRESBYTERIAN church FOR
the benefit of the Y. w. G. A.. il
will not only be worth while from a
musical viewpoint AS Mrs. McDonalds
pupils include some OF the best talent
Of the city. but should be considered
in the interests of true philanthropy
The admission charge viii be very
small, but the proceeds are to go TO
the y. w. c. A. who are engaged IN
a work that deserves every encourage
ment. so everybody save a quarter
and Friday night Tor philanthropy
and you will be well repaid by a fine
musical program. Don't forget the
time and place
The first affair ia the A. II. $. CIR
cles happened last evening in ODD
Fellows hall and vas in the nature OF
"a reception and dance. The following
program was rendered;
Piano Solo ....... Jemima Long
"Johnny's History Lesson,
Louise Armijo
Trombone Solo .-.s..+. RANK JONES
Billy, the Credulous, Ray
Gamma Song ....s-.... Lola Neh"I
Billy and the Easter Eggs.
PAU tieyitu
Violin solo ........ tlyue Ross
The Last Gail" ..... Helen Ward
Trio-"Good-night. Goodnight, Be-
loved" Misses Butcher, Pratt. Cart
wright.
The Lew Wallace Chapter OF the
Daughters of the American keNolu-
ton will hold the first meeting OF the
season next Saturday. September "a.
at Castle Huning. Mrs. Arno Hunins,
the hostess. will be assisted By Mrs
James u. Wroth and Mrs. j. y. Mayo.
The program will deal with Prob
lens Ia Domestic Economics"
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lembke en-
te%rfained at dinner wednesday fof
Mcclure and daughter. who left
Friday for their home in New York
after spending the past three months
Ia A~Ibudueroue. Covers we're laid for
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter. Mr.. and
Campbell. Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs.
Walsh, Mr.. McQue OF Washington. d
G. Mr.. and Mrs. Lembke and son and