Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22
Untversaz Notes

The most Important event of the
week on the Hill. socially spetkins,
was the annual reception 60 The neW
students. which was held Friday eve
ching in kodey hgii Am address IL
welcome was delivered lV Dr. David
Ross Boyd. president of the university.
who iu a few wei chosen words SET
the newcomers at their ease and made
au feel as much at home as Ola the
oldest senior present.
Am friends. students and former stu
dents If the university We're invited By
The function and a goOdiy number ot
them came kodey ham was crowded
hut not too crowded for comfortable
dancing. when that pastime succeed
ed tho more formal events IF the early
portion of the evening
The affair. coming as it ala after
summer Of only minor social actiyi-
ties, was a pleasing variation and
many downtown people awaited them
selves If the invitation te attend the
students welcoming them heartily
Many members Of the faculty and
their wives were present
An unusual but very effective plan
Of getting the new students acquainted
with each other prevailed Each stu
dent wore "a tag with his name on IL
and everyone was supposed 20 go up
and shake hands with him without
formal Introduction The plan worked,
to perfection in giving the new stu-
dents an immediate acquaintance with
the Older ones.
The pr0gram was as follows
Cornet duet" Somewhere a Voice
ia Calling tTatel Charles r. CSlke,
Niottl croft
Reading (selected). Miss Mary
Brorien.
Plano Solo-FValse IN d" (Mosz-
kowsk), prof Il. Stanley Seder.
Reading (selected), James Is. Polk
Trombone Solo (selected), Pietro
senesio
The Sigma Tau fraternity of the UNI
iversity, has had busy week meet
ing aud entertaining various celehri-
ties Of the Sigma chi fraternity to
which Sigma Tau recently was ad-
mittcd.
Wednesday night. Mr. william "
Brothers and Mr. Miles Hall. Of chr
cago. were the guests of Sigma Tau
al "a dinner In Taft han, at the Alva-
RADIO The active and Alumni mem
bers Of Sigma Tau. ion the city, to-
gether with their pledges, were pres
ent as well as Mcssrs w A. keleher
and Roman Hubbell Sigma CHS re-
siding in Alhuquerqu
During the course OF the banquet
talks we're made hy Mr. Brothers ana
Mr. Hall, expressing their confidence
in the growth and prosperity Of the
university under the guidance of Dr.
Boyd. with whose work in Oklahoma
they were familiar.
Thursday evening at the Sigma Tau
house the fraternity entertained the
members Of Phi Mu fraternity to-
gcther with their pledges and friends,
in honor Of Judge and Mrs Howard
Ferris. Of New York. and Or. and
Mrs william b. Kicks, of Columbia
Tenn The gentlemen are prominent
Sigma CHS and We're on their way
home from the Sigma Chi convention
at Berkeley
The singing of Sigma chi songs first
given 10 the fraternity az the conten-
ton, and other musical numbers We're
features OF the evening Light refresh
mcnts were served.
Those present were
Judge ana Mrs Ferris of New York
and Cincinnati. DR. and Mrs Kicks, Of
Columbia, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. David
r. Lane, Mr. and Mrs l2lWood Nj Al
bright. Misses Florence M Seder
Ruth H. McKowen Jean Arnot, Lois
Stcarns Martha Henderson, RATHER
inc Johnson. Mary l3rOreiu, Harriet
4 Vincent, Margaret Cook figley, Ma
/ hel and Lor7 Lotelace, Messrs w. A..
/ Kelchcr Roman llubbell, r. Stanley
Sedcr. Harry Frank. George Walker
Robert r. Sowell william j. Higgins.
/ Donald Wilson Orle McGary, Albert
S. Hunt Vlott Croft II Vincent Carl