Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

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YALE ALUMNI.
The organization Of the Yale alumni
Of New Mexico into q state assocla-
ton. which Is on the cards for this
week, is an event OF more than pass
ing interest
The organization IS Co be- effected
through the medium Of dinner Ia
be given either at the Country club OF
the Alvaradu next saturday evening
at which the alumni Will entertain as
their guest OF honor no less important
"a parsonage than ~. s Woolsey Si4
father OF the Albuquerque u. s. Wool
scv. a distinguished authority on I'M
.ternational law and a professor emer-
titus of Yale university The woods
are being cOmbed for AN Yale men
who may ho hidden out lu the New
Mexico bushes. and already the names
of 3S Of old Eli'a sons have been ODE
tanned for the initial roster OF the as
ISOLATION Laurence Lee has the mat
ter in charge and will NO doubt make
"a good job of It. Among the promi-
nent New McXicans who have promis-
ed 10 be on hand next saturday are
former Governor w. j. Mills aud for
mer District Attorney stephen DAVIS
Of Las Vegas. while delegations from
Santa Fe, Las Cruces and other cities
Of the state are sure 10 swell the at
tendance.
Whenever O man begins 10 take
himself very seriously everybody
with a sense Of humor moves mp
nearer, so as 10 miss nothing.
SEWING PARTY.
Mrs. Frank Tull was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at an Informal sew
ing party, her honor guest being Mrs.
-. g. Mccormick OF Amarillo, Tex.
Refreshments were served az the con-
clusion of a most delightful afternoon
BESIDES the guest of honor there
were present Mrs l. e.. Rice, Mrs
Leslie a. Rice Mrs j. A. ltcidy, Mrs.
G.. r.. Lowber, Mrs a. i. Betz Mrs
A. T.. Walker Mrs. John Milne, Mrs
T.. C.. Bakes Mrs. r.. r. Edgar, Mrs.
O. u. llodgin and Miss Brent
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"My love for you is like "a rose"
He used to tell his girl.
Such lovely sentiments ho chose
As put her in a whirL
But now she makes frequent
"suike;"
And as he taps the en-.
lie sighs and thinks his love is
like
A $50 bill
Kansas city Journal.
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VAN DEINSES no LEAVE.
OF course 1t WAS not TO DE expected
that a man of the business caliber OF
a. +. Van Deinse, in the particular
line Of business In which he is en-
gagged, should remain indefinitely IN
the circumscrihed field afforded by
Albuquerque, and there was no reason
TO be surprised when the announce
ment was made the other day that ne
Is going higher up.
Everybody who knows Mr. Van
DENSE will congratulate him upon his
deserved promotion, and by the sam
token all will sincerely regret that he
and his charming family are to leave
Albuquerque The Van Deinses have
been distinctly among the people
worth while ever since they came
among as, ana society Will miss them
sadly.
While il is hard to climb up in
the world, it is sim harder to be
obliged to climb down again.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The event Of chief Importance on
the hill during the past week was the
"a Id
of the increased appropriation allow
ed by the legislature for maintenance
and building at the university during
the next two years. A holiday was
proclaimed i'm honor Of the event Fri
day and an informal celebration was
held
President David r.. Boyd has ac-
cepted an Invitation to deliver the
address at the Ros-
well high school this year.
The address of ID. S. Rosenwald at
assembly Tuesday was greatly enjoyed
by all who heard it, as was also the
splendid musical program which fol-
lowed Prof G, Il. Bonnett Will de-
liver the address next Tuesday, taking
as his subject Economic Determin-
ism" The concert To follow Will be
given under the direction of Professor
Scder and will be participated in by
Louis Hesselden. Miss Louise Nichols
and Miss Thorn
Preparations are being made by the
students for the annual inter-high
school track meet which will be given
under the auspices Of the University
Athletic association The high schools
of ten New Mexico cities ana towns
win be represented as follows AL
buquerque Alamogordo. Artesia, Be
len Deming Hagcrman, Las Vegas,
Roswell. Santa Fe ana Tucumcari
Rev Charles Lemuel Dean Will be
the speaker at vespcrs this afternoon
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MISS ALBRIGHTS CONCERT
The concert to be given by Miss
Claude Albright at the high school auT
ditorium next Thursday evening will
undoubtedly be the musical treat of
the season and should draw "A crowd
ed house AlbuquorQueans have been
permitted TO hear all too little of Miss
Alhrights wonderful voice, and II is
a striking contradiction that although
She is essentially an Albuquerque pro-
duct her own people know less of her
artistic powers than those
Of the larger cities of America and
Europe.
1t is worth mention. by the way,
that on the occasion of her recent APP
pcarauee in Santa l'e the legislature,
which was then in session, 10y formal
motion adjourned in honor of the
New Mexico Nightingale and attond-
cd Miss Alhrights concert IN a body
A brief sketch of Miss Alhrights
stage career is contained In recent