Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-29
PARTY
NOW On WAY To
MEXICO SCHOOL
Is Arizonans, To Attend SEES
sions In Mexican Capital,
Pass Through Tucson

The tOurist-students, who left yes
terday morning for Mexico City to at:
tend the summer courses to be held
under the auspices of the University
of Arizona, arrived in Tucson Tues.
day The women of the party, num-
bering seventeen. were met upon
their arrival and taken 10 Maricopa
Hall, where they were the guests of
the university. The eight men of the
party were quartered for the night in
Arizona hall, the mems dormitory.
Both Dean Byron Cummings and
Prof. Charles Turrell, who are to
head the student party into Mexico.
were busy for a greater part of the
day yesterday in arranging the de-
tails of transportation and attending
to the many other necessary matters
incidental 10 the trip.
Early in the afternoon the two uni
versity professors called upon J. ].
Valdez. Jr.. acting Mexican consul,
who vised the passports of all mem
bers of the party gratis. Authorizes
ton for this courtesy came from the
Mexican secretary of state. General
P. Elias Gales.
Arrangements Complete
Arrangements fer the journey were
all completed in the afternoon and
the student-tourists met at Maricopa
hall, from where they were taken to
San Xavier Mission and other points
of interest about Tucson.
The party left Tucson yesterday
morning at 1920 O'Clock. They will
travel in a ,sDecial car chartered for
them and will spend the afternoon
and night at Nogales.
! Leaving, Nogales in the morning
they will cross Sonora to the Califor-
MIA gull and continue along the coast
to Mazatlan, where they will embark
upon two days water "trip to Man
zanillo. They will then proceed TO
the Mexican capitol by easy stages,
stopping at several of the interesting
places enroute. The summer courses
in Spanish and Mexican archaeology
will continue for SIX weeks. at the
National University of Mexico.
On the return trip the students will
come by way of Queretaro, Celaya,
the home of the celebrated artist and
architect, Tresguarras, where many
of his masterpieces will be viewed !;
Guanajuanto, where the old Spanish
fortress, the Alhondiga, was captur-
ed by Hidalgo in 1910. They will also
stop at Torreon, chihuahua and leave
Mexico by way of JuareZ.
Members Of Party
The party. most OF whom are teach
ers OF California and Arizona. in
clude Allen Campbell. son of Cover
nor Campbell; r. L. SNllman, FL Cen
tro, Cal; Miss Olive r. LaClair,
Brawley, CAL: Miss Nora Preisker,
Brawley, CAL; Mrs. l.. NJ. Carver,
Santa Monica, CAL. Miss Adelaide
Chamberlin, Los Angeles; Miss NAngie
Louise Fox, Claremont, Col: Miss
Helen Smart, Santa Ana, CAL; Miss
Albra Smart, Santa Ana, Cal; Miss
Blanche Bradshaw, Whittier, Cal.
Miss lone Norton, Bloomington, Cal;
Miss Lulu Draper, Owensmount, Cal. /:
Norman Wyckoff, Jerome, Cal; Miss
Alice Lamb, Long Beach, Cal; Miss
Elizabeth McAllister, Ramona, Cal. ::
H. w Heap, Jr., Prescott; Professor
Richard Hochdoeffer, Boulder, Col,
Miss Laura Scheidemann, Bisbee
Miss Lyia Campbell, Prescott; Mrs.
Mabel z. Lee, La Jolla, CAL; Miss
Daisy L. Monroe, Redlands. Cal; w.
G. Downing, Tucson; Miss Carol Dun
lop, Los Angeles; Miss Ida G. Reid
Tucson; Miss Ruth Brown, Tucson
Miss Edna Hayward, Redwood City,
CAL; Miss Clara Salmans. Long
Beach Cal