The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

were Mceuamea couiu, tAnni bootHt
IL Belle. Conner. Mrs q ~ conner
was program leader or the day thai
was voted a great success.
UNIVERSITY DoiNcs
The following from that lively little
newspaper, the u. y. ~. Weekly. tells
o. many peppish affairs In student
Alpha Delta held their annual ban
quct Monday. Mrrch 70, at the Ava
RADIO with Ciyde Morris Ind Herbert
Paulaen IN charge.
Tho tables In TAFT hall were most
artiatically decorated In fraternity
colors and the programs were very
original n attractive. ON d owe
the Alpha Delta shield IN gutd and
blue was stamped and beneath this
the function and Taft hall. Aisarndu.
on ne next page ne menu win ~
variety OF good cats. on the miro
page the order Of tho speakers and
on the lart page o list OF the active
members n the pledges.
Tbs order o. speakers Included:
Alpha Delta. Its Pas and Pres
The Call Of a Pledge william
The Meaning Of Alpha Dei,a.~ @.
J. kiss.
"reminiscences. Clifford wolkiug.
What Alpha Delta Has Meaut 20
AANr KNNA0 NANNNNNN
The general toast master was John
scruggs. Whose witty toasta brought
many merry responses.
Covers were laid for Edwin Burt.
Dallas Colweii. Reginald Craig.
Jeseph Eidodt Fred Gray. Frank
keinath. Clinton Latte, clyde Morris.
Herbert paulaen. VIM. piumlec.
Jonathan sharp. John Scrugrs. Clif-
ford Molk:nE. Allen rapcn. 1eza
Kiss; Fletcher short Robert Cart
Brown. Thomas Bramlett, VIM. Bur
ney. Arno Leopold. Earl ODDS. Thomas
Gallagher. James Swinney. William
Collins and Frank Boyd.
Talk about "pep.r II any one be-
ileves that Varsity studenia have lost
i. let him attend a Gnat-Nooper bale
Just once.
In a farewell 20 Buck Conner, who
10 leaving o o for southern Caiifor-
MIA, the Gnat-Nooper held a most in
formal and jolly dance saturday night
at the Woman's club. Early Ia the
evening the young ladies present were
asked TO group themselves In n cor
ner very FAR away, while the mem
bers solemnized their rites. Later on
member william Hopewoli rose 10
his feet on the platform n though
very much embarrassed by the snick-
ering OF member william SganElnl.
said In low vibrating words. win all
tho Gnat-N oopers stand. with bowed
heads IN silent prayer OF of respect
70 our friend Ajax. who Ia now in a
place Of safety" And when midnight
arrived. such a connection too place
that really II ~ too comicai TO tell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall Of Roswell.
were the official eh~nperones.
sunday the D.. rs held their sec
ond round OF merrimenb all The time
from dinner 70 midnight. and In any
place. from the mesa to the Rio
Grande. This II the program; Din
nor, movies, Grimahaw-s, game Of
pool In which Ward ana usHcry were
victorious, hired taxi ~rioe-cause the
"hup" didn't arrive-Liberty cafe.
VIRGINIA CARR IN BELGIUM.
Miss Virginia carr. who Is serving
humanity In postwar needs as ar
IDENTIFY as she did the Red Cross dur
ing the war. ID planning 10 cave Bel
GUM this summer for the United
States. She rs to 20 with n corps
Of women who arc enlisted in the
war work OF Catholic women. who
are tonderly caring for war victims
OF women and children In Belgium.
Mrs. Carr and another daughter.
Miss Adele, expect to visit England
and Belgium some time this summer
and will likely meet Miss Virginia In
; England 10 return with her In tho
fall.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mss Ethel Chase. who has been n
guest OF Miss Belle Barton the past
f0rtnight. will leave Monday for To-
peka, Kansas.
, Miss Emma Mcsterhausen, who has
: been an efficient nttacho OF The
Herald accounting force the past
year. has received an appointment In
. the auditing department OF the South
, ern Pacific railroad At Houston. Tex,
and leaves tonight for Houston where
She will be in the office supervised
. by her cousin.
, Mrs. Uptegrove. Of Belen was a
visitor In Albuquerque yesterday and
! today.
Principal Jones returned Wedncs.
, day from ten days trip 10 Chicago
where he attended The annual con.
vention Of the North Central Associa.
/, ton OF Secondary schools and Cot
I lcgcs.