Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-19
University Notes

Three weeks Of closed season. when
members of sororities must be on
their guard for fear a rush rule VIII
be infringed upon, are passed. me
new girls will now be introduced to
the social life Of the U. n. M,
A delightful dance with artistic dec
orations, original programs, and fea-
ture dances was given by the Alpha
Chi Sorority, Thursday. at the Wo-
mans club. The programs announced
sixteen dances, and under each sen.
tence was written which told charm
ing story about maid who came TO
u, N. M. and learned to like the girls
who wore the tiny Tyre. they were up
to snuff, and they never bluffed, and
were game at any fuss" Also they
loved the maid and asked her 10
their dance hoping she would soon be
singing the loving-cup song OF Alpha
Chi Omega. The feature dances were
gay with scarlet and olive green BAL
looms, and confetti filled the very air
with festivity. Besides. there We're
palms for a background. and wood
bine spray lent a touch of autumn
red Each rushee was lured with
corsage of Cecil Bruuner roses ana
violets. What more could win her ia
vor unless the supper, Hospitality
served at the home of Mrs. l.. G.
Rice, a patroness.
Those who danced were the Misses
Norma Rasmus. Mildred Joyner, Flor
ence O'Hara, Helen McAlvin. Nettie
Smith, Lillian Patton. Pearl Frazier,
Opal Upton Irene Fee. Wayne Hart,
Daphne Cobb, Vera Kiech, Flora
Chess, Miss Morris, Lucille Maxim,
GpyitVnT
Pearl Hayerford. Dorothy Stephenson,
lah Breeder, Blanche Gouly; the
Messrs. Breneman, r. Weber, Dean
Wilson, r. Miller II. Herndon, Pat
ton, Moots. Ward Lighton, Richard
son. d. Nance Davenport. Wolking,
McGough, Steed, Samson, Lanham,
D. Bruce, Thomas, Hernandez. Fern
stone, S. Wells, A. Wells The chape-
rones were Prof. and Mrs Howard.
The first formal dance of the sea
son was given last night by the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority at the home
of Miss Anita Hubbell, 515 West Coal
avenue, The programs were adorned
with the Kappa Kappa Gamma crest
in gold The sorority songs were
sung during feature dances. For one
of these dances bonnets and skull caps
in blue were worn. At IL o'clock
three-course supper was served. Those
who danced were the Misses Lillian
Spicard, Frances Bear. Alexandria
Vaughey, Margaret Lee. Kathrine
Conway, Claire Bursum. Mary KIM
ball, Mary O'Laughlin, Joy Spruce,
Evelyn Hunt, Kathrine Keleher, Irene
Boldt, Shirley Warren. Evelyn Trot|
ter, Kathleen Long. Wilma Snyder,
! Helen Macarthur. Irene Fee, Belle
Barton, Louise Walroven, Edna Miller,
Mabelle Rodgers, Frances Parker,
Lillian Patton. Anita Hubbell. Mar
garet Hubbell; the Messrs. Neher, Lee.
r. McCanna, Macarthur, Arnot, j.
Meyers, i. Boldt, c. Boldt. A. Bruce,
Gavatt, Cooper. w. Sganzini, Rich
ardson, Patton, Davenport, Lighton,
V. Miller, G. Rodgers. Ward, Culpep-
per, OLaughlin, Bryan. Butts. F.
White, G. White, Hammond, Steed.
w. White, Grimmer. Kellam, Sellers
O'Riley, Fisher, Scruggs, Ritten-
house. Farr, r. Hubbell, and Mr. and
Mrs, Guy Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Win
fried Ziegler. and Mrs. Carl MCGEE.
A faculty and student body meet
ing was held in Rodey hall. Wednes-
day morning at II o'clock. Coach
McGough and Thomas Hughes. city
commissioner, were the principal
| Speakers.
President Hill and Mrs. Hill will
give a reception in Rodey hall on
| October "a, from s to 10 p. m.
The Y. M. C, A. will give program
| in Rodey hall on october 20. from Z
to 5 p. m.
Carl Adelotte. the well known U.
N. M. half-back, is again on the team
after two years spent in the navy.
Stuart Macarthur of Albuquerque
has recently been pledged to ki Kap-
| pa Alpha.
Miss Lucille Wharton of Tucumcari
arrived Tuesday.
The Sigma Chi fraternity has just
pledged Ralph Peyton, Albuquerque;
| Walter o. Berger, Albuquerque; Glen
Rodgers, Portales; Neville Rodgers,
Portales; John Fernstone, Topeka,
| Kans.: r. ]. Albers. Bedena, Kans.;
| T. G. Albers, Denver. Colo; $. G.
| Wells, Ventura, Calf; r. A. Wells,
Ventura, Calf; Hugh Graham, Albu-
! querque, and T. v. Calkins, Albuquer-
que. @mEiazlnl
Dr.. ]. D. Clark will give q public
| lecture in the chemistry building on
October %, IL a. m. This Is one OF q
series of lectures under the auspices
| of the Red Cross. Lectures by DR..
Morton Hill, DIR. Evelyn Frisbie. uni
versity health advisor for women, and
DIR. Charles Eller. university dental
advisor, will be given in the near flu
ture
The first band rehearsal was held in
Rodey hall, Thursday, at o'clock.
Donavan Richardson. president of
the student body. called meeting on
Friday at 10 o'clock. to elect editora
g.. 4lso ssKa t,-n u, ~ flaa III III nj utssaL.