Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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HY AK 23 SOCIETY Miss Gallagher, Marguerite Warren and Winifred Jenott say “The Bohemian Girl” at the Tacoma, February 16th. o Chaperoned by Miss Ferguson and Miss Le Vegue, Helen Cum- mings, Louise Sheard, Ruth Carlson, Esther Carlson and Mildred Ashland attended the De Koven Hall dance. Miss Gallagher, with several of the girls, went to a basket ball game between U. of W. and Whitworth, January 19th. Miss Ferguson, Miss LeVeque and Edith Greenfield attended a dance at the Bonneville Hotel February 19th. Mrs. Richards (Corinne Nolan) gave a bridge party for Mrs. Eugene Kinnear (Sadie Ramsay, ’10) February 22nd. Those present were Mary Swearingen, Florence Fitch, Emma Bloom, Catherine Hill and Mrs. E. McDoweli (Armorel Clark). Miss Trane took Lulu Clay, Jessie Smith, Ruth Carlson and Wini- fred Jenott to hear a lecture on the quest of the Holy Grail, under the auspices of the Aloha Club. “Cy y Miss Gallagher, with Ruth Carlson, Lillian Oassert and Louise Sheard, went to a dance given by Frances Burrell at the Tennis Club, May 25th.

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22 II Y A K McCully-Campbell — In Tacoma, Dec. 26, Miss Helen Campbell, for- merly 12, and Mr. Melbourne Clark McCully. Namber-Hendry — In London, Eng., Miss Aldyn Ilendry and Mr. E. Namber. Births In Tacoma, Jan. 1, a daughter, Marianne Elizabeth, to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Carter (Marianne McGraw). In Tacoma, March 8, a daughter, Gloria, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Fogg (Alva Kneeland). In Skagway, April 20, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Lome Mc- Allister (Betty Eckert). Miss Gallagher chaperoned several of the girls to a basket ball game at the High School. Heard in Chorus Class Miss Lund: “It takes a person light on her feet to do this dance. Yes, Dorothy, you are light on your feet.” Dorothy Strowbridge: “Yes, I’m light in my head, so I’m light on both extremeties.” Esther Marshall, to little boy who seemed to be laughing at her: “What’s the matter little boy?” Little Boy: “Nothin’.” Esther: “Never mind, tell me what you are laughing at.” Little Boy, pointing to the peplum of her waist: “Stand still and I’ll stick you shirt tail in.” Miss Seeber: “I felt as weak as a kitchen.” (Kitten?)

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24 II Y A K Miss Elizabeth Taylor, of Seattle, visited the Seminary in May. -Qy On Thursday, May 9th, the Senior Class was entertained at a delightful Kaffie Klatseh or Coffee party by die Fraulein Trane, Wil- liams, Bajohr and Hostetter. In the center of the studio was a long table, prettily decorated with German flags and small steins, and in the middle of the table a huge German cake with a large sorority em- blem in white frosting. This proved to be most delicious, as were the coffee, doughnuts and bismarks. After the table had been cleared by the two “German” maids. Winifred Jenott and Lulu Clay, who. according to German custom, ate with the guests, steins of root beer and pretzels were brought in. An interesting game was played in which the names and painters of famous pictures were guessed. The prize was won by Gretchen Van Fossen. Lulu Clay. Deborah Allen and Genevieve Birmingham were initiated into Delta Pi Sorority May 24th. The Delta Pi Sorority of the Annie Wright Seminary entertained Saturday, June 1st. at the Tacoma Hotel, the affair being the annual luncheon in honor of the new members of the Sorority. The alumnae of the Annie Wright Seminary gave a tea Tuesday afternoon. May 2 th. at the home of Miss Louise Stone in honor of the members of the graduating class of the school. Adeline Dana sang at the Northwest Music T eachers’ Convention at Walla Walla. Miss Guppy entertained the Seniors and teachers in her room at the Seminary May 29th from four to six in honor of Miss McGraw. Miss Seeber poured. Refreshments were served, games played and ch guest received a tiny U. S. flag. O May 30th, Memorial Day, program, in charge of Miss Guppy of the History Department : 1. “America” School 2. Salute to Flag” Led by Helen Keen