Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-07

local chapter Of the ri Kappa Alph,
fraternity, which was given at the Al
varado Monday night, was one Of tn,
most enjoyable affairs the Greek let
ter men OF the university have givef
In long time. 1t was purely fra
ternity affair no outsiders being in.
cluded In the guest list, and the occa
sion was given over to matters of ne.
culiar interest to the members OF the
order. Joe McCanna presided az toast
master and number of clever anC
witty responses TO toasts were made
Those present were Joe McCanna
Ray McCanna. Glenn Emmons, Floyd
Ice, II. w Fullerton. Laurence Lee
Chas IT, Lembke, j. c. Steenberg, J.
j. Emmons l.. j. Claiborne, Elmer
! Friday, Leslie Boldt. Ernest Ham
mond. Robert Hopewell, Ira V. Boldt
/ T. Gordon Gass, Harold 3lekenderfer
Thorald Stunt. Paul Butt, George PIN
ney. j. w. Miller II. y. Sellars, Bruno
Dieckman, L. r. Murphy, Hugh Coop
er. Chester Boldt, Lyman Putney, Hi
/ ram llerkenhoff, j. 3. llerndon, Jr,
/ and Walter Parkhurst
fAS
You seem to be rather busy"
yes, I'm writing love letter
I've been working on It for more
than an hour
- why take such pains?"
/ 4 want to feel sure that II this
Z letter Is ever read in court It
won't make me look like fool"
birmingham Age-Herald.
UNIVERSITY NOTES
The regular work Of the scholastic
| year of l9lJ-lel6 rs at an end, exam
nations are thing of the past, signs
Of rehef III the air and dispersion for
home by the students of the univer.
sity has bpgun. The first semester of
the next year will begin Tuesday. Au-
gust go
President Boyd addressed the stu
dents NJ assembly last Tuesday ON tho
future of the university and urged his
hearers to work for an increased en-
rollment for next year
At the annual meeting of the board
Of regents last Monday all members of
the Faculty were reappolnted and IL
was decided 10 call at once for bids
an the new chemistry building and
the general science hall AS soon as
the science departments can be taken
out Of the present science hall IL is
STYLE of the old Palace at Santa Fe
ana turned into Il library building.
George Threlkeld, OF the senior
class, has been substituting for an abs
sent instructor of the high school His
services were used for two weeks.
Dr W. NJ Martin on Thursday fin
ishcd his work with class In public
speaking. and on Friday went to Fres-
no. Cal
An enthusiastic demonstration was
held IN Rodev hall in honor OF the de-
haters who defeated the team from
the University of Southern California. |
Speeches were heard from the mem !
hers of the team and from Professor
Bonnett, the instructor and coach.
The graduating class this year num-
hers fourteen, eight men and six wom- !
en-.
The university annual "The Mi
rage Will soon he off the press
Miss Helen James of the class OF
1914, has won the scholarship in Eng |
lish at the University of Illinois in a |
contest OF about 100 applicants, aud |
expects TO spohd next year at that in
IN preparation for her mas
ters degree,
III was while travelling in swift
zerland that | proposed TO Miss
smith on the verge of a noun
tain gorge"
Horrors suppose she had
thrown you ovor!"--Baltimore
American.
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT.
For several years the university
commencement week has been fea-
inred by musical events of high class
ana this year is TO be no exception to
he rule. Excellent musical programs
nave been provided for the baccalau-
'cate sermon this afternoon at
o'clock, as wen as for the commence
nent exercises on Wednesday morn
nv
The big event. IN musical way,
however, promises TO be the COM /
ncncement concert Monday evening,
Nav \, To he given al Rodey han on ,
he university campus, at Ssi5. Those |
lppearing In this concert include Mrs.
(. q. Srhwentker, soprano, Miss Mary {
'rereln reader: Robert T. Sewell. =
laritone; 1, Leroy Yott. Viohnist. Mrs. I
Mabel stevens Ilimoe, pianist. and
?. stanley Scder. director of the uni $
'efsity department OF music. s
a varied program of numbers we'll
'''" ." 10y u feiioiiAfi uas urtn ar 1
aused. aud most enjoyable evening |
$ ~ store for those who attend Tile
,uhlic IS generally invited d
The musical program at the bacea- O
aareaie serNice this afternoon in v
ludes the performance OF Laehners
Marrhe Celcbre" by the popular hrass n
uartet Of the university, solo guar. d
et. consisting Of Mrs. j. O. Solvent y
.er, Soprano, Miss Louise Thorn, cen-i il