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

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illgla Glamvrnu Grapn LvLow When I think, I must speak. Class Vice-President C15 Class Social Committee C15 Class Basketball Team C25 C35 C45 Class Basketball Captain C35 C45 Varsity C35 Varsity Captain C45 Secretary, Treasurer Brownies C35 Asst. Business Manager Brun-Mziel C35 Ivy Day Usher C35 President Athletic Association C45 Emma ifimrivtta Ealtlgrmt EMMY D She is gentle, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye. Class Basketball C15 Social Committee C15 Chairman Social Committee C25 C45 Class President C35 Treasurer of Komians C35 Ivy Day Usher C35 Vice-President of Komians C45 Mascot Speech C45 Question Club C45 Address to Undergraduates C45 Lylow came to Brown to get away from Taunton. Here she has taken the degree of Ph. B.- Phun and Basketball. She has special- ized mainly, however, in A. B. Her nimble tongue spares no oneg neither do her finger-Q., as the silent sufferers who sit in front nf her in Art can testify. To every class she adds a zest, professors attempt in vain to -lodge het questions. But Lyla has one very bad habit-- she is always the victim of at least une crush. Her locker is invariably surrounded by :admiring freshmen, while she dispenses conversation and crackers. And that locker is a wonderful place -food, trophies, tennis-balls, 'dumb-bells, and gloves conceal three little books. But she is a jolly good fellow just the same. After receiving a magna cum laude, Lyla expects to do house- work in Taunton-for mother. Emma came to college to dig among the classics and knock off tl1e sharp corners of youthfulness. We don't know what we should have done had she succeeded. Ennna is brim- ful of keen and delightful wit, with a good store of common sense beneath it all. She delivered our mascot speech in a manner never before surpassed, and her skill at throwing harmless tnissiles has earned l1er the position of repre- senting the wit of IQII on Ivy Day next, when she will again hurl remarks at the under- graduates. If she will only keep the sharp corners of her youthfulness and the mischief in her eye, at least until then,-we shall be satisfied.

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Punta Spmrrr Ellauaha ntixtvuzs 'It is Anna, fair and bright, She that is a swain's delight. Glee Club C35 C45 Secretary-Treasurer of Glee Club C35 Business Manager of Glee Club C45 Chairman Cap and Gown Committee C35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet C45 Crucible C35 C45 S. G. A. Executive Board C45 P Question Club C45 Ivy Morning Committee C45 iEhitl1 illllaria illittnra Qlarllmrg . HEDITII The force of her merit makes its way. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet C45 Editor Y. W. C. A. Handbook C45 Crucible C45 Class Secretary C45 Dimples unblushingly admits that she came to the XVomen's College because Brown had such a good football team. It was this that induced her to forsake Oberlin at the end of her Freshman year. Her quick business-like manner would seem to contradict her assertion that upon graduation she will take up resting as an occupation. Anna, we know better, and this in spite of your assumed conviction that matrimony is a very bad thing at best. That good luck attend you, is the wish of your class- mates. Edith came from Classical, and is taking the A. B. course, specializing in Professor von Klenze's Advanced German, and other myster- ious and rceondite branches of Black Art. Edith objects to notoriety in any form: she especially objects to being known as the quiet- est girl in College, but her quietness is so noticeable that it speaks louder than Glee Club rehearsals. The only fault Edith's friends have to find with her quietness is that it may have hidden from the knowledge of some the fine and sterling qualities of the true friend and scholar that lie beneath it. Edith, too, could never be President, for she was born in Sweden. After graduating from Brown she will take ull either teaching or library work. Good lucli H0 with herl

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Arlinr Etliplh Am-I.1N1: She that hath eloquence always on tap. Chairman Masque Committee C25 Social Committee C35 Junior Prom. Committee C35 Varsity C35 C45 College Choir C45 Komian Board C45 Athletic Board C45 Brownie Board C45 Chairman Senior Reception Con1. C45 Leader Glee Club C45 Stella Gerber s'r1sI.LA I dare do all that doth become a man. Basketball Team C15 C25 C35 C45 Debating Team C25 Bowling Team C25 C35 C45 Brun-Mael Board C25 Business Manager Masque C25 Athletic Board C45 Athletic Board C45 Auditor Komians C45 Debating Comn1ittee C45 Air-line left Smith three yC1lfS HH0 10 make our class famous in things social. S110 WHS the author of our splendid Marque. Under l1C1' management our Prom became a thing of beauty, outshining all those that went before. After seeing the gym turned into Fairyland, we for- gave her for making us fashion all those chrys- anthemums. lf you want anything from a monocle to a grand piano or a diamond tiara, go to Arline, for she has a friend in the business who will not only lend, but pay ex- pressage besides. The increased beauty and interest of our chapel services are largely clue to Arline's influence. But she is modest too, for she confesses that 'she can't improve on Shakes- peare. Her originality extends even to her plans for next year. But if you want to see the vials. of her wrath unstopped, ask her what she thinks. of people who put six hours on their Soc. Sci. reading. Stella has gone through college most decid- edly: her eniphatic Well, I think -- has always been listened to with deep respect, enforced by her strong right arm. Her original ideas in Logic are the delight of professor and class. She believes that an important adjunct to success in college is prompt appreciation of professors' jokes--when we are in doubt, we listen for Stella's laugh, then follow suite. Her bright, cheery smile and happy views on life have heartened many a homesick lass. Stella is Sallie's aflinityg not only do they room next to each other, but they have a special code of sig- nals for use after lights are out. Stella is a German star, but she is always ready for a lark just the same. Always to be depended LIIJOUV a jolly good fellow, and, better still, a true friend, Stella deserves all the success t.he future will bring her.