El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-26
FORMER STUDENTS
RETURN TO COLLEGE
BaccaIaureate Sermon Is Preached by
DR.. W. Il. Garrison; Rev. Hunter
Lewis May Go to Alabama.

DR.. W. l.. Garrison; Rev. Hunter
Lewis May Go to Alabama.
State College, n. NJ, May 26.-Every
train brings In old students and others
interested in the Institution and the
. commencement exercises. Mrs. Thomas,
mother OF Leonard Thomas, is here and
has room with Misses Thompson and
Norton Faye Thomas is at the girls
dOrmitOry; Miss Phyllis Deemer has
arrived from California and is at the
SlrlS dOrmlIOryi Mrs Bralnard and
small son, from Artesia- have come TO
see the graduation OF their daughter,
Ruth, AIR. Brainard to arrive tomorrow
night Mrs L. X Terry, sister to Miss
Mabel Kelly, is among the visitors at
AIcFie hall.
The seniors appeared in cap and
gown Tor the first time yesterday at
the blcCalaUreate sermon The class
is composed OF Misses Ruth Bralnard
and Ada HOagland, Messrs. CassiUs
Clay Chas- Briggs, VIM KnOrr, Her
bert Smith, sam BOusman, N. r DiaZ,
Leonard and Earl J. Wilson.
The usual large crowd, which always
turns out when the announcement is
made that DR.. Garrison is to speak.
filled Hadley hall yesterday and heard
the baccalaureate sermon Dr. Garri-
sons theme was Man Cannot Serve
Two Masters" Miss A. 3. Medlar sang
My Redeemer and Ny Lord from the
Golden Legend" which was followed
by a prayer by Rev. j.. j.. Mathes, Of
the Presbyterian church, Mesilla Park.
term OF school in FL PasO and is here
TO spend the vacation with her mother,
Mrs E. Maclver at Merle hall They
viii leave shortly for San Francisco,
where Miss MacIver viii take special
work to further fit herself for teach
ing
Dean Macarthur entertained the 7.
N. G. A. quartet and their friends Sat
urday night at his home in College
Heights Those present were: Charles
Briggs, Sam Bousman, Laurens We'd
dell and VIM KnOrr. members Of the
quartet Misses Felicitas Kaune, Emma
Goe5el Norma Mott and Ruth Brainard-
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl HOrnbrOOk. of Elm
Grove, W Va, are the guests of Mr.
HornbrOok's sister, Mrs A. B. Sage.
The senior class gift from the class
Of 1913 is a substantial reinforced con-
crete bench, which is now being placed
under the trees near the college fOun-
tain by Hadley hall.
The $4,000 engineering building is
already assuming interesting proper
lions, and work is going steadily and
rapidly on. 1t viii be the finest build
ing on the campus when completed
Mr.. and Mrs. John George Miller and
daughter have arrived from Canyon
City, Tex, in their Mitchell car
The extremely warm weather the
past few days, it is believed pOrtendS
a good shower soon. The roads are in
very dusty condition.
Joint meeting of the Y W. C. A.
and Y NJ C. A. was held last night in
HaCley hall, Rev. c. K Campbell, of the
Methodist church of Las Cruces, deliv-
ering the address. Miss Edith Burke
and Mrs. A. IT. Badenoch each sang a
solo. J. A. Ramsay, secretary of the
college Y NJ G. A had charge Of the
services.
Rev. Hunter Lewis has received
call to take charge of a large field
in Auburn. Ala, at which place is stu
ated the Alabama Agricultural college
Rev. Mr.. Lewis is contemplating &C
cepting the charge, as it is much
larger field of work than he now has,
and has many other inducements not
offered here.