The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12

majority Of affairs have been carried
out a. heretofore.
q e
Cosnacnccmcnt nay.
Al 2,9e O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon, % students were graduated. Tho
exercises we're heid IN Rodey Han and
IN the absence OF DIT. Boyd. the dip
Tomas were presented BY Dean c. v.
Hodgln- An attractive program was
given. and quite a large attendance
was on hand % witness the graduation.
rost graduates were Katherine I.
Chaves. Frank r.. Mason. Paul l.
Menanl. Herbert w smith and Miss
Josephine N. weefe. Graduates: Pryor
H. Timmons. nernice Hamilton
Daphne rortney. Raymond Mccannn.
George Butter. Fern Reeves, Joseph
AcCanna. Thelma Fortney. Helen Lat
nmorc. Howard Fullerton. Aiiene Blk
Ter. Carl d. Brorein. J. W. tsruser.
Louie croft Boyd. Louioe Wilkinson.
,. n R~csenhach. Jennie Partch, NJ. NJ.
Sunderland. Ethel Kieke. Milan DoerinE
, A. Lapralk. Allen Bruce. Laura
Chase Allen.
Phi Mn Bauqurs.
rms Phi Mu sorority vii, close the
social calendar OF the Greeks tonight
with a banquet In Tact hall az IN AL
varado. Rose carnations will be used
In decoration.
PM kappa rha.
The Phi Kappa Phi initiated three
members on Monday. They we're
Misses Daphne Fortney, Fern Reeves.
and Mr.. Pryor u. Timmons. The ini-
tiation was followed by a banquet AZ
4E. ~n.nsw.r alnA III. .~fnrlu.f ANAL.
ficatlon for this fraternity II exceliency
In scholarship.
Alpha Gamma Iianquri.
The annual banquet OF the sorority
was held In Tafs Hall at h Aivarado
hotel at ESQ last night. The active
members were all present. numbering
20 young ladies'. c~haperoned BY Miss
Ethel Hickey. The decorations wee
red roses INK red candles. Miss Mar
Garet Flournoy war toast mistress.
with & number OF the young ladies re-
spending to b different toasts. After
the bansuef the members were taken
20 the ri X. A. dance az the conntr
club. Active members OF h sorority
are. Irene Boldt. Lois Davis. Ayrl Hope
Shirley Van W~achenhusen. Kathleen
Long. Katherine Conway. Margaret
F1ournoy. Louise BELL, Rebacca Hor-
ner. Margaret Cook. Lillian spickard,
Evelyn Trotter. Evelyn Long. Hazel
Hawkins. Katherine Little. Katherine
keleher. MARGARET McCanna. Rather
ines McMillen. Martha Borgerding.
Helen Wilson, Helen Vincent.
III Kappa Alpha.
The annual dance OF the ri Kappa
Alpha fraternity Was given at the
Country club last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester A. Cooper c~haperoned. The
decorations were IN red, white and
blue. Only Greek letter men and
women we're present. The active
members OF the fraternity are:
Joseph Mecanna. Raymond Nc
Gamma, Howard Fullerton. Glen EN-
mons, Floyd Lee. George White. Ly-
man Thackeray. Leslie Boldt, VIM.
Hammond. 7. NJ. sundt Robert Hope
wen, Hugh Cooper. J. A. sheahsn.
Robert }. Moore. Chester Boldt. II. T..
Lee, w. n. Parkhurst. Edward cristy.
C.. II. Bower, Douglas Howden, 7. j.
Williams. Don Richardson, O. u.
Shelton. G II. Bernhard. Jas b..
Hoover, Lyman y. Putney.
Ga
AfufuNi nctbuEs
The Alumni banquet which was to
have been held at the Alvarado on
Tuesday evening was postponed on ac-
count of war conditions. and a meeting
for election OF officers was held at
the comRaercial club.
Recital az University.
The recital given by students Of the
.r.lx. "a -l.A- axo.s efraQfa ~ the
college Of fne arts at the university
on wednesday was appreciated oy o
fhir-sized audience. Al the beginning
Of the program. Prof. orrin L. Padei,
OF the voice department, gave a short
talk on c0mmon-sense methods In
voice culture, emphasizing particu-
larry the necessity OF striving for
beautiful tone and east OF production.
students taking part were Pryor ID.
Timmo-s. who sang Drink TO Ne
Only with Thine Eyes" and IAN
Through the Night" Miss Lillian
williams. a Bowl Of Roses'' (clark)'
"Luilaby," toaynor); Miss Helen
T~hacker. who played "Komance."
(siDeiiusl; and Miss Evelyn Trotter,
singing cadman'R "At Dawnsng." and
who Knows tBaIl) A. the close
of tho program, Prof. Padel sang sew
eral 0rieg sonsr, which deserve 10 BIO
known better. From Monte Pinoio."
ana THE Heart OF a Poet also
Campbell : Tipion's Esprit : Flower"
lie was accompanied by Prof. +.
Stanley sede. director OF the college
Of ane arts.
Jmsor-senIor Hall.
The bail given last evening az CO.
iombo hail by the junior class 10 the
graduating class Of 1917 was the most
brilliant AFFAIR OF he Kind ever pre-
ssnted IN the history az the AibuQuer-
que hieh school.
owing to the present crisis In our
international affairs. and the high
cost Of foodstuns. Il was obvious that
the customary banquet could not be
given. However. the problem was
solved when Il was decided 20 have q
bail.
Promptly a. y o'clocf Don. l..
Ble,ins. the Junior class orator arose
and beeau 10 deliver frnm the speak
efs balcony the address OF welcome
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