Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06

had a stroke of paralysis. Two of
Miss Watts sisters have been called
to Las Vegas because of the critical
condition of the mother.
Miss Constance Reeves and Eliza
beth Mainz and Emilio Pettine were
new registrants last week
President Roberts has a class in
sociology which meets one evening
per week. 1t organized with sixteen
members.
The evening classes in the COM
mercial department are large and in
clude teachers from the public
schools as we'll as young people IN
business houses.
Miss Laura NJ. Smiser still has
charge of the fifth grade in the alb
sence of Miss Watt. The children of
the fifth grade sent flowers to Miss
Watts mother.
Miss Susie D. Whitaker, secretary
to President Roberts. is ON a vaca-
ton
Miss Elizabeth Parnell. who went to
Hurley, to begin school the first of
September resigned to accept posi-
ton in the city schools of Ration,
where she is now teaching.
Miss Margaret Hill is teaching at
Grants She was elected to posi-
ton in the Roswell schools but did
not receive notice of her election I'M
I'll after reaching Grants.
Miss Amelia Mastinez returned to
La Casa de Ramona Sunday from
Wagon Mound, where she attended
her brothers funeral.
At chapel period Monday morning
memorial services were held for
| Daniel Trujillo, who was buried in
| Las Vegas Sunday. Daniel was q
young man of high character and
pleasing personality, liked and re-
| spscted by students and faculty. He
was student worthy of special hon
or and the chapel service for him
was for this particular purpose. For
several years he taught at Rosiada.
One of the most delightful social
| events Of the school was the
reception given by the girls at
La Casa de Ramona Friday eve
ning' The guests included the fol-
lowing; Misses Helen Kelly. Lucy
Clement Gcannette Spiess, Sylvia
vollmer, Maureen Harper, Dorothea
CARBON, Mildred Cobb, Alice Meader.
Pearl Beck, Marie Overstreet, Ida
Harper, Aileen Laird. Maude Scott,
! kuth Powers, Ruth Riley Thelma
| Stockland, Ethel Danzgler. Mary Gas
! kins' Josephine O'Malley and Ollie
| Beckett. The dining room was beaut-
fully decorated with remnants and
| autumn flowers and foliage and so
camouflaged made a charming recep-
ton room. About forty-five young
! people were present and after several
hours of pleasant social intercourse
the evening closed with simple but
| dainty refreshments.
me Normal University Red Cross
socity, which is an auxiliary of the
san miguel chapter, has Just made
up It's financial report for the year.
BESIDES knitting sweaters. socks and
doing other things usually done BIZ
the society under the direction of the
san Miguel chapter, its books show
a balance of s9S.12 with which to
start the new years work.
President Frank H. II. Roberts will
address the Union County teachers at
their meeting on the eleventh of this
month.
An event of great interest to the
boys and girls of the Normal Uni
versity, the city and private schools
VINO belong to the garden and chick
en- clubs. is the county fair which Ii
TO open at the armory October IL
Prof j. F. Nilsson. in conjunction
with the county agent, NJ r. Gonzallz
Is quite busy working out the details
and helping boys and girls get re-
ports made up. This fair. which u
cordially supported by the CONNER
cial club. has long list of attractive
i prizes to interest the members OF
the garden and chicken clubs lAl