Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-20

to visit Santa Fe and Albuquerque
again.
President Roberts held an i'm
portant conference with Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of the
American Association for Interna-
tional Cancellation, and DR.. Butler
will recommend to the Carnegie
Foundation the return of Prof.
John Driscoll Fitz Gerald of the Uni
versity of Illinois, to the normal
university to teach Spanish in the
summer school.
Miss sylvia Vollmer will have
charge of her regular classes in
Spanish during the summer school.
The plans for the new building
to be begun very shortly, were COM
pleted and taken by President Rob-
erts to Washington, where he pre-
scented them to the Honorable
Frank Springer for approval. Mi
Springer represents on the building
committee Charles llfeld, who SO
generously gave $4,000 to increase
building funds for the school. In a
letter to the board of regents ne
expresses his great satisfaction with
the proposed buildings. Prints OF
the buildings are being sent Out
with the new maps.
Benito F. Baca, county superln-
tendent and a regent of the normal
university, accompanied President
Roberts on his trip and in addition
to aiding in the work connected
with the normal university, spent a
great deal of time in investigating
various plans and new ideas con-
nected with rural school govern
ment.
Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia university, an
nounced to President Roberts his
intention to spend week in Las
Vegas this coming summer, while
on his way to the coast to recuper-
ate.
Arrangements have been made
/ whereby Dr. A, E. Winship, author
and educator of prominence, will
visit the summer school students
June 20 and speak to them at q
general assembly.
A commodious new dining hal
| will be begun next week anC
! rushed through in time for the ar
| rival of the first summer schoo
students. This building will be al
annex to the main dormitory ant
will contain waiting rooms, laVato
ries and kitchen equipped with al
| modern conyeniences. This makes
| it possible to turn the dining room
into a large and much-needed re
ceptlon room.
President Frank H. H, Roberts
and Dean Frank Carroon made the
trip to Fort Sumner by auto las
Friday, where they appeared or
the program of the County Teach
ers' association of De Baca county
President Roberts addressed thu
teachers on the Fourth Dimension
in Morals" The deans subject was
Mental Tests and Measurements.
Another of the series of enter
tainments which are being given by
faculty ladies' was held at the
home of Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Rob
erts, Misses Berna Writ and Rutf
Ziegler were hostesses to the othel
ladies. 1.-THE Barney Stone" intro
| duced the guests to the pleasures
of the afternoon, and sewing, guess
| ing games, formation of words
| from saint Patrick occupied Tho
time up to the hour for refresh
ments. st. Patrick favors and col
| ors carried out the scheme of en-
| tertainment.
The sorority girls gave picture
show benefit at the Coronado Fri
day evening, Between the picture
a splendid program was put OF
I which pleased the audience very
much. A solo, "In a Garden" b!
| C. B, Hawley, was sung by MIS-
Viola Bracket. An octette, com
posed of Misses Esther Horne, Els
] Their Henton, Daisy George, Bessie
Culberson, Violet Hoffman, Nina
Garrett, Naomi Underwood ant
Viola Bracket, sang Sleepy Time
| by Laura Collins and Silver
Throated Fawn' by Thurlaw Lieu
rance. A solo, "Perjura," b!
Miguel de Tejada, was sung b!
Phillip Delgado and Miss Marguer
lite Canscallen, accompanied on thu
piano for these songs. A Spanish
dance, LA Paloma," by Miss Min;
Garrett completed the piNgram
Paul Chene sang the words of Ii
Paloma and accompanied on thu
guitar and Ralph Cedio played tn
mandolin for Miss Garrett. At tn
close of the program the girl