Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-14

of the decorations.
The Delta Sigs held their first meet
ing Thursday evening. So MANY of
the members We're impressed into SER
vice during registration DAYS that it
was impossible to hold a meeting the
first week. Many business matters of
importance We're taken up The treas
urer, Louise Jaramillo, reported 800
collected toward the Student Aid fund
which the sorority IS raising for the
purpose of helping some student STAY
| in school until capable OF making a
place for himself in the business
world. They expect to raise another
500 before the first of October.
Mrs. Elmer e. Veeder, Mrs Frank
CARBON and Mrs. C. w Mottinger
have been invited to become patron
esses for the sorority for the coming
year.
Miss Azelia Austry. who has been
spending the summer in Missouri, en-
tered the Normal university for senior
college work last week. Miss Austry
has been former student and gradu-
ate from the Institution.
Miss Orial Curtis, from Clovis, is an
other senior college girl to enter lately.
Other late registrants include Mrs
H..
Vivian Hedgcock, Lucille Devlin, Mil
bred L. Cobb. Alice P. Meader, Ger
trude DeLong. Mary Ala Redpath,
Ouida McNatt Theil Conner, and
Messrs. Fred Cobb, Rafael Gonzales,
Max Fernandez and Antonio Fefnan-
DEE, all of high school and college
rank.
Miss Annabelle Pankratz, p senior
college student. has accepted posi-
ton in the Ration schools Miss Elvie
b. Fraser, graduate from the Nor
NAL department, will also be teacher
in the Ration schools Miss Emma
Head informs the office that she has
accepted a position in the Tularosa
schools
Paul S. LomaX, former head of the
department of commerce in the Nor
nal university, now principal of the
commercial high school. a training
school for prospective commercial
teachers maintained by the state nor
NAL school at Whitewater, WIS, has
within the last few days been appoint
ed by the Federal Board for Vocation
al training to a position under that
board. His work will deal with the
selection OF commercial schools APP
proval Of courses and other matters
connected with the restraining of dis
abled soldiers and sailors along COM
mercial lines. Mr.. Lomax IS splen-
didly equipped by training and per-
sonality for such important work. His
duties begin the 18th
Dean Frank Carroon, of the depart !
ment of psychology at the Normal |
will leave on the 21st for |
Leland Stanford university. Calf, to !
pursue courses in psychology and |
education with a view especially to |
recent methods of psy-
Geological tests and measurements of |
school children. He will spend three |
months there, taking up work under
DR.. Frank Angel, DR.. Louis Terman |
and DR.. Coover During Dean Car |
rooms absence the classes in psyehol- I
ogy will be suspended to be resumed |
Immediately on his return. The fall
courses will be scheduled in the win
ter and spring terms so that students
may complete the regular work as |
formerly. The new building win be
equipped with all the modern appa-
ratus OF psychological laboratories.
Mrs. Lena Eldridge, for many |
years a successful teacher in the pub !
lie schools of New Mexico. has been /
ctiooSh NAANiS tSoNASi AOi lilS GlSntu
grade.
President Frank II. ii. Roberts and
Miss Marie SENEGAL, mead or the fine
arts department, left Thursday after
noon for Santa Fe to attend the fiesta.
Miss SENEGAL is especially Interested
in the art display at the new Museum.
DR.. Roberts, while there, will attend
10 business connected with the instr
tuition.
Robert r. M. Ross, bookkeeper for
he institution. is getting all his work
n shape to leave Tor a lengthy vaca-
ion. He will visit his relatives in
England. He is planning to be gone
about three MONTHS vs.
Mrs. Frank II. Fl. Roberts enter
aimed at her home on Eighth street
N honor of Mrs. Larkin. who with her
.wo daughters, Margaret and Rath- '
he girls will enter the university The
affair was a handkerchief shower,
which followed a pleasant afternoon
spent in visiting and fancy work. The
evening closed with delightful lunch
con. The table decorations were in
Fellow. a center piece of wonderful
Fellow dahlias attracting much atten-
ion. A delicious cake on which
lighted candle for each guest was
brought in just before dessert was
served.