Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-28
NormaIUniversity



Mrs Ruth Coleman Miller, state di-
rector of Industrial education. spent
the 18th and 20th at the normal uni !
versity, comforting with Miss Writ of
the household economies department
concerning organization of evening F!
classes in household economies.
Professor c. w. Mottinger was a
weekend visitor in albuquerque at
tending general conference on the
18th and goth.
Mrs. w. f. Carroon, who spent her
vacation with Dean Carroon and fam
lily, returned TO Santa Fe Sunday.
L. c. MersfeIder visited the family
of Dean Carroon Friday. and while in
the city paid a short visit to his many
friends at the normal university.
Misses Orial Curtis and Azelia Aus
try, who have been out of school on
account of illness are recovering
nicely.
Dean Frank Carroon left on No .
last SUNDAY for California, where he
will spend three months doing post
graduate work along psychological
lines.
Mrs. Donie T Trammell sister of
Lieut.. F'ran NJ. Culberson and of Mrs.
Willie Culberson- Elliott, who made
such fine records in the institution,
has entered the commercial depart
ment of the normal university to pre-
pare for office work.
The plans for the new buildings are
rapidly approaching completion.
Ground will be broken within the next
twenty DAYS. The board of regents
and the commercial club are working
Jointly in their plans for making this
a great occasion. The governor, the
superintendent of public instruction
and other prominent men of the state
have been invited to make addresses.
In the evening a banquet will be given
in honor of the various guests by the
commercial club. Full announcement
of program will be made in the near
future.
About fifty of the young women met
last Wednesday and organized n Y, w
c. A. electing as temporary Officers
Amy w. Rrinegar, president Mrs
Victoria G. Miller secretary, A com
mittee on constitution and bylaws wa!
appointed and the national organiza
ton has been requested to send an or
ganizer to consult with the girls an'
advise them about their work.
The national board of the Y. W. c
A. is sending Margaret Nordfeldt t
the normal university to give a serie
of four lectures on Social Relation
ship" DR.. Nordfeldt will begin he
course on October 10. She is wdet
noted as a lecturer and her work her
will be under the direction of the Y
w. C. A. and the student welfare de
partment of the institution
Miss Montana Hastings, child psy
biologist. in the employ of the stat
child welfare service, will be in La
Vegas from October 90 to the 25t
and will give several lectures an
demonstrations in measuring tn
physical and intellectual qualities {
the children. The work will he give
those preparing to teach any one VII
wishes to know something about tn
work of the child welfare depart
ment.
During the summer school III
members Of the Dalta Sigma FpSlio
sorority undertook to raise a fund
aid in the education Of boys or SIR
dependent on soldiers of the "grei
war" Each member made a generot
pledge and faculty members aide
materially in starting the fund, {
the opening of the fall term of scho
Ceclio Rosenwa'd, of the T. Rose
wald & Sons firm, contributed $50
the fund. This has so encouraged Il
sorority girls that they will give {
the business men Of the city an @
portunity to aid in the effort to raj
their fundto 5000, the goal of the
ambition. This amount, with t
$4,000 raised by the student body du
ing the last scholastic year, will enat