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

Page 22 text:

iliyhta iliarriu Anhrrltm 1.vnJA A loyal, just and constant maiden. Basketball Team C15 C25 Executive Board A. A. C25 Sophomore Masque Committee C25 Junior Prom. Committee C35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet C35 Y. XV. C. A. Treasurer C45 iliiha Hilary illaaartt 1w1'Tv H Oh, it's bonnie, bonnie Lida. Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45 Class Tennis Team C15 Editor Y. W. C. A. Handbook C25 Class Bowling Team C25 Commelncement Marshal C25 Executive Board Athletic Association C25 A Debating Committee C45 Class Basketball Team C45 Lydjan is one of the small delegation from Classical, and is registered for an A.B., which she will take after another ycar's study at Brown. Lydia is extremely popular in her quiet way among those who know her best. In her, the Y. W. C. A. finds a faithful and conscien- tious official. Her principal place of abiding is the Bib. Lit. Sem. But she guards in her breast a secret which we have vainly tried to solve-she has never been seen without her hat. She sits directly in front of every pro- fessor, owing to alphabetical arrangement, and we who have sat behind her for four years have acquired throats like the swan from much stretching. But we bear no grudge, May Good Fortune attend her next year! Lida l1as been twice bequeathed to succeeding classcsg but to us she was bequeathed for our own use and behoof forever 5 and therefore Lida graduates this year and will tread o'er life's main as a 1911 alumna. Do we understand you, Patty? You came to Brown to introduce Massachusetts culture into Rhode Island? And we understand that your work after graduation will be chiefly to raise funds for an cl0val0f to the History Seminary? And you believe that all men should be required to take courses in Domestic Science? Hooray for Patty and f01' Massachusetts culture l l

Page 21 text:

szcaocaofaocaoceo , OQDOQDOQDOQDOQDXK 1 IH 1 1 EKCEOCSEOCEOCEOCQEO OQBOQDOQDOQDOQDZK Qlluna Qbiiirvta President RUTH CONSTANCE BURROUGHS Vice-President MARJQRIR P1-m.L1vs Woon Secretary EDITH MAIKIA LINNRA CARLBORG Treasurer EVA WATERMAN MAGooN Chairman of Social Committee EMMA HENBIETTA DALGHREN Elug Bag Qlnmmitivr Chairman, HANNAH SENIOR Nici-roLsoN Bessie Edith Bloom Anna Spencer Canada Sveninr Krrvptiun Glnmmittre Clzairman, ARLINR FIELD Mildred Annie Hatch Alice Dudley Holmon 24

Page 23 text:

Blrrur filllauhr lltlrhrll iiusxm Let gentleness my strong enforce- ment be. Junior Promenade Committee H35 Class Social Committee C35 ilirlrn Nrturll Blrll . .. '..'.t A maid of good repute and estimation. Irene is an Educated lady, and bencves in taking time by the foreloek: last year she was one of the two girls who attended a '1'eache,-S' Convention. She wears the sensible garments educators recommend. Although she lives next door to Pembroke, she prefers the Library and the History Seminary, where she catches all the H's Billy Mae tosses out to the class. When Irene has any project on hand, she asks every- one's advice, and then does as she had intended to all along. Her confiding air makes every fact she imparts seem of mighty moment. If she keeps this habit next year her pupils will rise up and call her blessed as exams approach. Helen is one of those deceptive persons who appear very quiet until you know her. Under the cheering influence of a cup of tea and pleas- ant eompany, she waxes eloquent. She is de- voted to German, and almost every day sees her upon the Campus, hurrying to the German Sem- inary or to Wilson Hall. She also garners many of A. l3.'s H's. Helen is a pleasant neighbor in class, for she keeps her opinions to herself, and to her note-book, which is always at everyone's service. Her fondness for cats and embroidery is inordinate.