Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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For six long years we've walked this path VVhiCh now we walk no more, But yet in memorfs golden dreams NVe walk it 0'er and der. 22

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Clin, Erahlvg Glluh liuiuvrsitg nt Qllpiragn The Bradley Club of the University of Chicago is an informal organization, com-posed of those students of the University who have been students at Bradley Hall. The common tie-reminiscence of, and loyalty to Bradley-is enough to give the quar- terly social gatherings all the home-likeness and jollity of successful reunions. While the membership is properly limited to University students, other Bradleyites adrift in the great city, are gathered gladly into our midst. This year we had several visitors-Alice Goss, Louise Gibson and Qtto Davison from the Art Institute, and Marrs Shoup from Northwestern. The social event of the fall quarter was a dinner and general jollifica- tion in Lexington gymnasium, that of the Winter, a delightful, unique dinner party given by our most popular members, Mr. and Mrs. Knott, on Washiiigtonys Birthday. 'I'he members are: FRED MILLER HARRY LYDING NIR. and AIRS. T. A. KNOTT NIR. and NIRS. FRANK BECHT NIARTIIA GRANT EDNA ITELTGERS GIQALTE IIALK ELIZABETH RIDER MELITA MAGARET EDITH LOVE LOUISE HELINIBOLD MABEL BRISLEY MISS LA FEVRE VERA HALE 24 GRACE HAUK, I08. NETA EDNVARDS CHARLES MASON GROVER BAUIVIGARTNER SIDNEY EASTON VICTOR J. NVEST HARRY SCHVVEITZER ARTHUR BAKER