Brown University Womens College - Brun Mael Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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illlleihvl lliiniraih Eualirll .Executive Board of Athletic Associa- tion 1xbQjL3j Class Vice-President 111 123 Class Basketball Team 113 123 13l 143 'Varsity Basketball Team 113 1:23 133 143 Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association 133 Class President 133 Executive Board of Student Government Association 133 143 'ru-X9 Class Social COlllllllllCC-1-ll Question Club 143 Chairman lvy Day Committee 143 cl.: ss FLDWER J illillian llltttli Qlnugruur 'Chairman Masque Committee C23 Class Basketball Team C23 'Class Bowling Team C33 'Captain Class Debating Team 133 Phi Beta Kappa 133 Receiver of Trowel ffl, Class President C43 Compiling Editor Brun-Mael C43 Mabel's sweetness must account for the swarm of B's which she attracts. To Begin with, Miss Bushell was Born a Baptist in Burma. But Believing in Bet- ter education than the Burmese could Bestow, she Brought her Business aBility to Brown. Since then she has Been Busy in distriButing Bills, playing Basket- Ball, Bowling, and Being Boss of Books Bought By the Bookstore. Now Behold, Brown is Besieged By Bushels of Bush- ells who sit Beside MaBel in the family Box. MaBel often Befriends a Brother from the Hill, and we Believe that soon she will Be in the ranks of the noBility. Ruth is a strange phenomenon of ex- citable combustion attended with extraor- dinary brilliancy, notwithstanding t'he fact that she hasn't yet learned to dis- tinguish the points of the eompassg and still persists in returning home from Paw- tucket via Attleboro. Among other things, Ruth lavishcs her wealth of affection on S. 15. A., pills,-human and medicinal,- unlimited telephones, and visionary swim- ming tanks. ln most things Ruth is loyal, but not so to Phi Beta Kappa, for she prides herself on not wearing its emblem. However, we hear rumors that she some- times feels sore need of a key in educa- tion examinations, and meditates borrow- ing Theodora's as a Hunk antidote. lf Ruth teaches, she will probably begin by instructing the youthful mind in the conjugation of I hike, both transitive and intransitive, past, present, and future.

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Hinrrirt Zluarpliiuv ihhtrk Pembroke Librarian 135 C41 Annir iiutlirr iliurxmihe junior Prom. Comtnittee C3D Secretary-Treasurer S. G. A. Cgj Vice President S. G. A. C45 Ivy Day Committee f4D Hattie is living proof of the fact that, there are strong-minded people who can not call their souls their own. Hers. belongs to Miss Richards at present, but Hattie hopes to regain it at graduation, or possibly a few days before. Hattie- has a remarkably fine pair of eyes-and we like their twinkle-but she evidently leaves them at home when she goes trav- eling, for she can beat Ruth at getting lost, which is saying a good deal! We hear that she has already been engaged for next year as demonstrator for a firm which is putting a new eyelash grower- on the market. Annie has developed a very forceful hush since she has been associated with S. G. A., and her 'WVon't you please step inside? usually moves the heart of the congregation in the corridor. Her appearance is so trig as to inspire envy. What else could account for the mys- terious disappearance of her suit-case in her junior year? She has a truly worried expression when she says, Say, girls, is. my hair all right, truly? and her ever- present mortar-board is noticeable espe- cially because it is always at the right angle. Over-conscientious, perhaps, inher worlc, Annie is developing some of that scientific accuracy which is acquired after zt. long acquaintance with Technology standards.

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Strlla iRiulrg Qllmnmrr Altrr Illranrra Qlnnk Class Treasurer C23 Class Basketball Team Q22 Q43 Chairman Y. XV. C. A. Employment Bu- reau C45 Stella is a girl who can work ever so hard without visiting ungracious results. on her companions. VVith Florence she enlivens the day, between hours, with a Punch and judy tilt and brilliant repartee.. From her eapacious coat pockets the whole college is fed. If she thinks any- one is not busy enough she is likely to suggest substituting at Sprague House. Undismayed by an alarming number of courses, Stella has proved herself a worthy addition to the class of 1910. Alias Zu Zu, t'.c. little brown cookie. lhis emblem of good cheer and hospitality rolls in from Georgiaville every tnorning late, but just in time to rouse the spirits. of the Education class, with her cheerful smile. She is chairman of the Y. W. C. A. Employment Bureau, and has been kept busy tnost of the year answering vain pleas for cooks and second girlsl Alice has ever been ready to lend a hand in anything from basketball to the transport- ation of her native forest for use in stage- deeorations. She is fond of History, and Billy Mac can bear witness to the re- sults. After all these good things we regret to say that she is a constant menace- to the Student Government Association, for if all the girls were like her we fear that S. G. A. would certainly have to- retire from business.