College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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The TRAIL 133 Boone-Bletchley Dinner Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and Mrs. W. J. Boone entertained the members of the Senior class at dinner Wednesday evening, May 4th, at Blatchley Hall. The delightful three course dinner was served at 6 130 o'clock. Rose can- dles in silver candlesticks stood in the center of each of the two long tables. While tiny pink and white nut cups in the shape of tulips gave the table a very dainty air. After dinner the guests enjoyed several very clever guessing games arranged by the hostesses. Later each Senior who had drawn an odd number had the privilege of writing unknowingly his own life history which his partner read to the assembled guests. Some ludicrous situa- tions occurred. The Class of 1921 has spent many pleasant evenings at Blatchley Hall, and they felt that this last evening was the best of all. e e x. ' .1 1 I 4 I l N

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The TRAIL 135 Carlton Clate, out of breathj : What's the score? Funnie: Nothing to nothing. Carlton: Good game, eh ? Funnie: I don't know. It hasn't started yet. Prof. Rankin: What do you want to work at? New Student: At intervals. Jack: I shave myself. Walter: I don't blame you for not spending money on a face like that. Georgia A.: The Ouija board may call up almost anything. John M.: Yes? Well, that ain't all. When you are sailing the ocean waves the little Swells may call up almost anything. 'Twas the night after Board-day, and all through my jeans, I was searching in vain for the price of some beans. But nothing was doing, the milled edge had quit: Not a penny was stirring, not even a jit. Backward, turn backward, oh cash in thy flight, Give me my fifteen just for tonight.