Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27

Mrs. O. C. Snow, Mrs. A. B. Sage,
Mrs. +. NJ. Hayner, Mrs. J. y.
Peterson, Mrs. Sarah Van Week,
Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. G. Fran
ger, Mrs. Grace Day, Mrs, Wilcox,
Mrs. Dave Jones, MJs. r. l.. Par
mer and Miss Beth Foster.
At the general assembly Tues
day, plans were made for the
painting of the "A" on Tortugas
mountain The entire student
body will take part in the work,
which will be done April /. The
annual X. X. *. (KolleGe Kactus
KarnivaD will be held again this
year. Plans Will be made in the
near future.
Mrs. S. p. Stewart of Mesilla
Park entertained number of
friends from State college and Me-
silla Park at a st. Patrick's day
party Thursday afternoon. Deco
rations were in green and white.
Refreshments were served during
the afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hargrove went to
her home in Ell Paso Friday eve
ming to spend Easter.
Hiram Hadley, pioneer educator
of New Mexico, celebrated his SSth
birthday anniversary on st. Pat
rick's day.
Mrs. Machen entertained a num-
Der of students and friends last
Friday evening at her home in
Mesilla Park. Those present were
the Misses GuilmOre, Howell,
Charlotte Kell, Margaret Kell,
Blenche Kell, Aileen Smith, Patri-
cha Hobbs, Hazel Sims, Dorothy
Locks, Mrs. Elmendorf and Mrs.
Kell; Messrs. Smith. Powell, Ross,
Leslie, Knight, Tudor, Sims, Ber-
rier, Wayne, Rose and Mr.. Elmen-
dorf. .... ..
Miss Pearl Frazier of Alamogor-
do a former student of the L. n.
M. and Bobby Marie Knight of
Los Angeles, Calf, were weekend
guests at the Smith home during
the week lend. HE..
Thursday evening, March "a, in
| the Armory at Las Cruces, the Me-
silla Park valley basketball team
met the Billings All-Star team of
El Paso. The majority of the play
ers of the Mesilla valley aggrega-
| tion were Aggie players, while the
| I'll Paso team was composed of
star men from all the teams of the
Pass City. The Mesilla valley team
won with a score of II to 10.
Mrs. Bliss Freeman entertained
| at dinner Sunday evening, honor
ing Miss Edith Smith. ..
Gale Seaman, student secretary
Of the Y. NJ. C. A., was here during
| the past week in the interest of the
| Hoover fund for the relief of the
| distressed students of Europe.
Practice will begin this week on
! the comedy, stop Thief" which
will be presented both here and at
Las Cruces by members of the
| junior class. rag.
| Members of the sophomore cook
ing class in the home economics
department of the college, enter
aimed at lunch Wednesday honor
ing Mrs. M. f. Winningham, dean
of women. Miss Lucille Charles
acted as hostess. Covers were laid
for Mrs. NJ. f. Winningham, Misses
Nellie Hargrove, Mary Tiley, Lu-
ellie Charles, Gretchen Van Week,
Gladys Wilson, and Messrs. Perry
Germany, Clifford Hare. Frank
Wimberly and Kenneth McClernon
! A surprise birthday party was
| given to Mr.. Fred Powell Wednes-
day evening at the Campbell house
| in Las Cruces. Those present were
Fred Powell, Richard Buvens, Miss
Buvens, and Miss Gladys Wilson.
The second preparatory class
will hold a class meeting in the
gymnasium Monday morning for
the purpose of electing class
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Elser who
have been visiting their son, w.
L. Elser of the college, are leaV-
ing tomorrow for their home in