Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24

graduation she held an important po-
sltion as stenographer- bookkeeper in
j. IL. Stearns grocery store, resigning
to take a position in Santa Fe, Mr..
Muller is a son of Land Commissioner
and Mrs. Frederick Muller of Santa
Fe The marriage took place at the
home of DR.. and Mrs Frederick Null
Ter, jr., on the evening of November
6, at Taos. The Reverend Thomas
of the Episcopal church of that place
performed the ceremony. Mr.. Wal
ter Ufer, of the Artists colony, was
the only guest. Young Mr.. Muller
had entered limited service in the
army and is stationed at Taos.
a letter from Miss Ruth Anderson
states she is teaching English in the
high school at Mannford. Okla. Miss
Anderson for a number of years was
student and librarian at the Nor
NAL university. Last spring she was
graduated from the University of
Denver with the degree A. B. with
residence only dating from the holi-
day season, her work from this in
stitution having been accepted by d,
U. at face value. Miss Anderson was
not a Normal university graduate,
having chosen her work with a view
to graduation from Denver, which
choice did not conform to the re-
quirements for graduation from the
Normal university. Miss Anderson
was assistant librarian during the
summer school of 1918.
Miss Bessie Watt returned from
Baldwin, Kansas, Tuesday evening,
where she and her two sisters had
accompanied their mothers body for
burial. One sister returned with her
for an indefinite visit.
Miss Dovie Baldwin of Lovington
arrived in Las Vegas Monday and
will take up her work as a member
of the senior high school class as soon
as work begins again.
Benito f. Baca, a member of the
board of regents and County school
superintendent, has again taken UP
the work of his office after a long
and serious illness from an attack of
the Spanish Influenza. His wife has
been called back to Ribera, where
the family were during the illness of
Mr.. Baca. to attend her mother, who
is quite i'll.
Miss Ollie Beckett left last week
for a short visit with homefolks at
Hope. Miss Beckett is a senior
Normal.
Miss Amelia Martinez, who has
been visiting in Wagon Mound during
the past week, returned Sunday to
the dormitory. where she will await
the reopening of sch Dol. Miss Mar
tinez lives at Black Lakes.
Miss Marie L. SENEGAL. head of the
department Of music and art, is plan
ming to put on three events of I'M
usual interest during the spring Sc
mester and as soon as classes are back
to work and the Glee club has been
reorganzed, work on the first of
these, which will be patriotic pro-
gram--a celebration in a way of the
successes of the victorious allies, will
begin. The music for this program
has been selected and will include
as much of the late patriotic songs
and poems as can be made use of.
One of the other programs will be
one making use of Indian songs and
music, or the songs and music por-
traying costume and ideals of the
southern negro.
Miss Ruth Winters, who was re-
Gently a student in the Commercial
department, is assisting Miss Whita-
ker during the absence of President
Roberts. Because of the large num-
Der of students carrying on extern
sion work that they may not get
too far behind in school work, the
presidents office has very heavy
correspondence.