El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-28
STATE COLLEGE, n. Nj.


State College, n. NJ, Sept. %. = The
meeting of the Y. W. C. A. Friday was
conducted by two Of the girls who
went as delegates 70 the conference at
Cascade, Coso.. this ycar--Misses Ada
HoarIand and Ruth Erainard. They
made the meeting very interesting BY
their accounts of the trip to Cascade,
and drew the attention and interest
of the many new girls who had not yet
become members Of the association.
Aileen Russell and Carmen Gillian,
the other delegates from the college
association, viii tell Of their expert
ences later.
The St. James choir. under the direc-
ton Of DR.. Macarthur and Rev. Hunter
Lewis, is organized and now num-
bers 81
Rev. Lansing B. BLOOM, former pas
tor of the Presbyterian church here,
but now in charge of the church at
Jemez, n. NJ, was here for few days
on his way to Deming on business
Gail Seaman. Y. n. c. A. secretary
from Arizona, is at the college and is
delivering a series of lectures to the
young men.
The Christian EndeaYor entertained
its friends at a social in the Pre5by-
terrain church at Mesilla Park
There are four companies of cadets
three companies last year Maj
George has the battalion well organ
lied and has appointed officers.
The Agricultural club held its first
meeting and was addressed by Earl
Wilson. professor z. p. Humbert and
professor f. E Willard, of the
agroEomy department. This club IS a
scientific organization in which topics
on agriculture are prepared and dis
cussed By, students or by visiting mem
bers of the faculty
President Garrison went to FL Paso
on business, and incidentally took in
the circus.
]. A. Anderson and bride. formerly
Miss Berta Winningham, have arrived
from Long Beach, Cal, and viii oc
Frame for the present. Mr.. Anderson
win enter upon his duties in the reg
istrars office October 1.
Edward l. Redding spent a few
days at the college and while here was
initiated in the Masonic lodge at Las
Cruces. Mr.. Redding is employed in
the office of the state engineer, and IS
on is way TO Alamogordo, near which
place he expects to establish a sta
ton. His sister. Miss Ruby Redding,
a ST. dent in this Institution for sew
eraI years, is now employed as stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper for a large
mining company in Santa Rita, n. NJ.
Invitations are out for an afternoon
reception to be given by Mrs r. F.
Hare and Mrs. c. T. Hagerty on Octo-
Der at the home of Mrs. Hagerty.
The third annual cane rush, between
the college and preparatory students,
resulted in a victory for the props.
Mrs. John Rau, formerly Miss Cecil
Alexander, who, with her sister, Miss
Lolita, spent q, couple of years at
tending this institution, passed through
here on her way to her former home
at Hfllsboro, n. NJ. She was called
nome by a telegram telling of the
sudden death of a younger sister, En-
ma, who had been ailing for some time.
a couple of,hungry tramps broke
into the kitchen of the domestic
science department and devoured all
the canned fruits. jellies, etc, that had
been put up for use in class demon
stration-
A brother Of II. H. Simpson is here
from Iowa to spend the winter
Professor z. O. WOGton has returned
from Arizona. where he went in the
interest of the bureau of plant in
dustry. He will remain at the college
a couple Of weeks and then return to
his headquarters at Washington, D. c.