Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
STUDENTS READY
FOR FETE TODAY.
THEY ANNOUNCE
More or Less EuphoniouS
PIaCardS Promise RoIIicking
Fun al Washington Day
Entertainment,

i The magnificent incomprehensible
/ lhcongfuous conglOmeration of mis-
oeilaneous mysteries, according to
announcements, brief sight of which
/ VIII be presented TO the gaze Of the
i unsuspecting public at the big parade
TO be given BY the university students
this afternoon. between the hours of
+ 5 and 6, will be merely a part of the
great things in store for those who
gain access to the old Economist
/ building after the paraGc
The Sigma Tau fraternity will be
there In FUN sway with its thrilling
imelodtamN Their Only Cow" which
/ is guaranteed TO bring both sobs and
happiness to the audience. Then the
/ Iti-Alphas, with their condensed Bar
I mum q Bailey "The Modern Freaks. p
+ the specimens for which. il Is claimed
/ have been gathered from the four cor
ners Of the earth, will present a mix
ture OF thrills and laughter from be-
snning to end.
The sorority girls, the Phi Mus, not
/ to be outdone by the male fraternites,
win unfold TO the gaze of the public
their famous Gallery of Art
lreshies Have Meteor.
The Sophomores have another
thriller in the presentation of their
motordrome, featuring Dare Devil
Deke ana Fearless Fill" whose
skill in this line is already well known
TO all varsity students
The freshmen. in "The Meteor Will
for the first time place before the
public the genuine celestial visitor
which fell In the mountains several
days ago, and was discovered and
given them for their use By Or
Charles II. Kirk
While an these features will be for
the entertainment and deleetation of
the mental side OF mankind, the Inner
man" viii by no means be forgotten
The Juniors and seniors will combine
their efforts in a booth, az which
"eals' OF All kinds, as well as drinks,
of the soft variety Will be dispensed
10 the public. I'm return FOR a trifling
consideration.
The girls Of the normal department
will as usual have charge of the sale
of candy Of an kinds Their skin in
this respect is too wen known to re-
quire comment.
Ice cream, made under the direc-
ton of Prof r. y. Loudon. will be
sold by the sub-freshmen, or 'preps.
which is a sufficient guarantee Of its
delectableness and desirahility.
A continuous vaudeville Will be in
progress during the whole course Of
the evening, which everyone is well
come TO witness, as the admission to
the building will be free.
Dance at Close.
The Aservo System viii be used. and
everyone purchasing anything at the
fete will have an opportunity to par
tieipate in this.
The fetc committee yesterday sub
scribed 10 the Morning journal for
five years. The votes, good in the
Journals Round-the. world campaign
due upon this subsc option are to be
awarded to the winner of a little cam
paign to Ue held at the fete. With
every one-cent purchase at the fete a
ballot will be given. These may be
cast in a ballot box IN the hail ana
the contestant entered ia the Journals
campaign who receives the plurality
at the fete will receive the votes due
on the five-year subscription.
The grand finale OF the evening
will be a dance, which is to be begun
at the end of the show.