East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE HOUSEHOLD ARTS PARTY MMEDIATELY after school, on Tuesday, December twenty-third, all the girls who wished to join the Household Arts Club, and attend the party, assembled in the teachers' lunch room. All wore tags with their names on them, which afforded the best way to become acquainted, for that was the main object of the party. After a short business meeting, wc proceeded with the social activities. A small victrola furnished the music and the first thing we did was to play musical chair. This was indeed very exciting and afforded much amusement. After this we danced, and since the space was too small for so large a crowd, half of the girls went down to the auditorium stage and danced there. Then about four o'clock refreshments were served, and after this the party broke up amid loud shouts of, Didn't we have a good time! and. 'Tm awfully glad I came, are-n't you? Now, didn't we enjoy ourselves? And all for ten cents! LEAH ROSE, '20. THE TEA SERVICE Presenled lo East High School by the Womarfs Club l130l .

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