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1926 NORMAL OFFERING Social Calendar for 19254926 September 18. Acquaintance Social. Oc-tober.10. Annie Rooney. Girl Scouts Movie Benefit. October 23. Hallowe'en Social, Class B. October 27. ' 'tThe Ten Commandments, Art Department Movie Benefit October 28. s Mrs. Boyden's Reception, S. G. A. November 6 Social, Class A. November 20. November 21 December 11 December 22. January 29. February 5. February ' 6. February 11. February 12. March 9. March 12. April 10. May 1. May 4. 11. 1-1. May May May 21. June 1. June -l. J une 18. June 20. J une 22. June 23.. The Charm School. Girl 's Dramatic Club. Dance, Girl Scouts. Social. Day Students. Christmas Dinner. Dance of the 26's, Class C. The Time of His Life, Boy 's Dramatic Club. Dance. N. A. A. Henry Todd Lecture, Dr. Edward Howard Griggs. Mardi Gras, French Club. NVoodward Open House. Social, Garden Club. Concert, Girl's Glee Club. Dance, Girl Scouts. Movie Benefit, VV. A. A. Movie Benefit. N. A. A. Concert, Men 's Glee Club. The Merchant of Venice. Girlis Dramatic Club. Dedication of Gates House. Campus Carnival. Promenade. Baccalaureate. Faculty Reception. Commcnceinent, Class Day Exercises. lvy March X211
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1926 NORMAL OFFERING O Normal Hall President . . MARY F. HUBBARD Vice--President , . CHRISTINE E. KRATZ Secretary-Treasurer . MTLDRED HENNESSEY. NORMAL HALL TA'l'l.Eli SOCIETY NEWS Early in the fall the students of the school gave a reception in honor of Mrs. A. C. Boyden, wife to the principal. The reception room in Normal Hall was taste- fully decorated for the event. In the re- ceiving line were the dean and the oiiicers of the Student Government. Special en- tertainment was furnished by Miss Frieda Rand, who sang French and German folk songs in her usual charming manner. The refreshment committee served delicious punch and cookies. After the reception. open house was held in Normal Hall, where the rooms were found to be unusually attractive. The autumn leaves, rugs, pillows, and wicker furniture. with which the root was decorated, addedia touch of Warmth and color to the occasion. The reception was attended by a large number of stu- dents and faculty, and was considered a brilliant success. , Normal Hall, to keep up with the times, has adopted a dormitory pin. and has di- vided into three squads, each division having its own name, leader, and by- laws. Each squad in turn was responsible for a surprise entertainment at house meetings. The Misses Katherine MacDonald a.nd Bessie Gruber have starred this year in Dramatic Club productions, the former as leading lady in The Charm School. thel latter as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. Miss Christine E. Kratz was chosen Queen of the Mardi Gras of the annual French Club Carnival. The Misses Katherine Ready and Mary Brennan have shown their efficiency and executive ability in serving on number- less committees throughout the year. A new poet has been discovered in our midst. Miss Evelyn Donahue has just published her iirst volume ot poems. ADVEll'l'ISlN4l O'Hubbard's rubber heels.-Mary F. l-lubbard. Buy homes in Ifiittsiield.-See t'onst:lncc Keegan, Real Estate Agent. X23 Pleasant Evening Excursions. tcopy- write 19262 Florence ClQIlllIlt'l'. ' Men to let for all occasions.-Georgia Whiting. Newest book out, How to Lo-se Weight. -Grace Forrest. ' Interior Decorators--Ottice Hours 10:15 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.-Caswell and Cohen, Inc. ' Cafeteria-breakfast a specialty.-Edna Blankinship. Frank's Apothecary Shop-Pills on re- quest and Hubbard's Disinfectant when needed.-Mildred Frank. B Free samples.-Milicent Smith. Fashionable clothing for hire.-Mildred I-Iennessey. How to Be Happy Tlioug'h in Training School. -Hazel Chace. A helping hand.--Mary Bair. Ballroom Charleston lessons-Margaret: Cohen. the modern Venus. LOST, FOUND, AND WANTED L0-sf: Louise Humphrey during study hour. To second iioor: Bells of Saint Mary's, e sung by Marjorie Swift. A heart.-Mary Daniels. A voice.-Miss Keyes. A cow.-Irene Ryan. l Found : A Mona Lisa.-Margaret Dunham. Hazel Shaw in the vault. A human alarm clock. -Olga Hilde- brandt. 'llv!lIIfCI1.' A complete course in biology.-Leslie Kelly. Tutoring.-Ruth Perry. Someone to go downtown with.-Elea- nor Garvin. Something' to keep her here week-ends. -Louise Wing. A patent history map.-Mable Pratt. More time to play cards.-Olivia Rocha. SPORTS Who said Normal Hall wasn't snappy? What about the hockey gaine with Wood- ward Doi-ln? Normal was at the big end
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