New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-15
Brilliant

Brilliant Commencement.
The commencement program given
at the Loretto Academy Hall Tues
day night was a brilliant event. The
three attractive young women who
graduated captivated the large aud
fence, and each graduate carried out
her part in a most charming manner.
Miss Ernestine Consuelo Delgado
delivered the salutatory address
THE Wonderful Year of 1917" tel
ling of the extraordinary events,
many of them sad this year, stating
however, that no one can foresha-
dow the events to follow during the
next six months. Several splendid
musical numbers followed by the
Misses Krick, Delgado, Hcrsch,
Whitman, Bee Hopkins and D. Whit
man. Miss Mae Louis Martinez,
What is Wrong With The World"
The piano selections by Miss Helen
Gurule were very pleasing. Miss
Blanch Lucyle Humphreys had the
distinction of delivering the Vale
dictory. which she did in a graceful
and dignified tanner The daisy
chain of pretty girls and little tots,
The Glee Club and the children's
chorus which also participated in the
program deserve much credit. Mon
signor F%ourchegu awarded the d.
plomas and medals. Father lie Gull
Ions remarks addressed to the gra-
duates showed careful thought and
most valuable advice. Business of
life to Serve God was the keynote
of his address. The program clo-
sed with the Star Spangled Ban
ner.
Commencement at St. MichaeTs.
A program Of unusual interest was
given at the fifth-eight annual com
mencemcnt of St. Michacps College
Wednesday night. The graduates
we're: Joseph Donahue, Albert
Hesh, Carl Joerger, Joseph Napo-
leon, Anthony J. Tarpey and Luis
Valdez. The address to the gra-
duates was delivered by Rev. Father
lie Guillon Several gold and silver
medals were awarded as in former
years.
Corpus Christi was observed with
all the pomp and splendor of former
years, Sunday morning. 1t is es-
timated that over 5000 persons part
icipated in the procession, including
Ri. Rev. Monsignor Fourcheguc,
rector Of the Cathedral, who was the
central figure in the parade. the
Sisters of Loretto, St. Vincent's
Sanitarium, St. GATHERINGS Indian
School. the Christian Brothers. the
priests, all religious orders of the
Cathc lie church, and the man, women
and children OF the congregation,
we're in line.
Charles Devendorf, U. s. deputy
surveyor, Paul A. F. Walter Jr, and
Palmer Dunwiddie, assistants, left
Monday for the upper Colonias on
the Pecos to finish up the survey
of the townships between Anton
Chico and Pecos, W hicn was be-
be gone about six weeks.
Mrs. James l.. Seligman and daugh-
ter Beatrice Seligman, who recent
graduated from the W~alcott
school in Denver have returned to
Santa Fe. Mrs. Seligman spent the
and spring in the Colorado
Mrs. Rolshovcn, entertained at tea
Saturday afternoon, complimentary
to her sister Mrs. II. Lincoln Lippitt
and Miss Chesta Wrenn. of Provid-
ence, Rhode Island, and Miss Lucille
Wrenn Of Los Angeles, California.
Miss Isabel Walker left the first
Of the week to visit friends in Den {
YER several days, after which she will
the summer school of the ,
University of Colorado. :,
Miss Miriam Cartwright. left
to visit relatives in Los ,
Angeles. Later Miss Cartwright will
the summer institute at
Berkeley California.
1.-THE House Beautiful" written by
Mrs. Ruth Laughlin Barker has been
accepted for publication. II is an IL
ustrated article on Santa Fc Gates
md Portals.
Miss Helen Winter, one Of the
Santa Fe high school teachers is :
n Evanston. Illinois. attending the
hummer school Of Northwestern Uni !
Mice V;ru;p;a Carr If Athuouer-
lue, a frequent visitor in the city ,
viii spend the summer at her home :
N the Pecos.
Mrs. c. c. Catron and Mrs. Fletch-
n Catron have returned from a I
isit Of several weeks in Chicago.
FOR SALE-Tracts ranging from
60 to 1900 acres Mimbres Valley, 1
God for farming and cattle State :
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