Girls High School - Journal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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IuUWME KQ M ‘ s •. • s - 7 . HOSPITAL SENIORS GIVEN nurses decree. rc(1 Hu- senior, T S ll.il.it»1 « lhc rra,U’a' ,1,c 1,,’glit. The exercises tioncxcro.i. yi;., Dorothy wire presided u juW,,ilal. The Kathjen. matron- tlc ' Flora - r'rT s'nccv ITula Mwsanic, ISelhReynohE ana Carol Sim,-.n. j§ I ne o es;:: (Ira,,D RV HAL° AN- Xst t • '-i.» predicted tin, ,, torP-s of assis, .,; . l,n‘ leading dr , H ,lcu. 'ehoo wii ' n ,s :'ra,,,ar •Veachcr- ..warded 'ba vuU Susm- vvv elicit. CH„p AR,TV vAUDE - • 1 'ure n i» | T0-NlGHf COMmENCE! » Hie E ,1- ■■'•'■ w ,II hc n rr u'nIGHT --. c ... - nr r R. . • lance t) ; • 'wio at X'U » great aueZ£sas »re , Mb NEW METHOD SEWING SCHOOL STARTED. Miss Sylva Hartley lias discovered a now method of dressmaking hy which pit- will he aide to make elegant party dresses after four lessons. Among her corps of assistants are the Misses Evelyn ..axe, Sihvl Joyce. Adele t hai . Lillian t ioldberg. F.thel Schafer. Anna W itt. Mar- garet Duggan, Adele I aleri. and Inez Farrell. s ° % ts tit JUNE A BIG MONTH FOR CUPID. Six tiirls High School graduates,' Ruth Salomon. aleric Raas. Margaret Wei, ster. Lillian Surrhyne, Gertrude W illard.W ami Sue Jones, have chosen June as their ' wedding month, t )tt account • f the un - usual summer weather, many lawn parties have been given in honor of the voting women. AFmcl, TBEC°0R ,lliEAVES p°« 'Ii- ...I. u.S E„““I°J,AR.Y-. .. -... c«Sc,“I! Vs ztu r A,ri™. a. sorrow of those uhos • 1 11 '}Mrf' n,wc to the .a, ,,,.,, ,v,!rk ii, it b”

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 Extracts from tl)e Scrap %ook of 51 a6?s Rosenbaum Twenty-nine

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 MJl .: i ' i : AC-- -V,- HP rm-i A NOTED LANDSCAPE ARTIST leaves for china 1 .Miss Rose Sun lloo. ,|k. Jj an. scape- artist, lias taken passage M f..r lima with her sister. Lilv, wife We of the t hmese Consul to America , , s . • ' tends to combine pleasure with work. an«I it is expect- ed that she will bring manv original paintings home with her. WO DAPTAJr.IATOR MAKES DARING flight bhe: D nore Davidson risked r her life yesterday hv makintr -1 I «lanng flight over San (Van a I'uk mist. Miss Davids..,, has. l)ro'en herself a clever -,vi atnxanda eatfu,,;;. '-' dieted for her. 1 ( :k DANCES OF GRANDPARENTS INTRODUCED. Miss Laura Sanford and Miss irgiuia Duu- bar have opened a dancing academy for the purpose of introducing ojd-tihie.dance’s. These two women are greatly opposed to ragging and are doing their best to do away with it. Many devotees of I erpsichore have been won over to 'he old dances and it is predicted that the state- ly minuet will take the place of the frivolous Texas Tommy. - - I w ,J 1NTy -r r most elaborate affair t«m k plftce in the ball room of the St. Francis, when Mr. and Mrs. Adams enter- tained at a dinner dance in honor of their daughter, v Miss Margaret Adams, who has just returned front a trip abroad. Among the belles who assisted in receiving the many guests were the Misses Mildred Little. Dorothy Lucy. Dorothy Dozier, Frances Am- brose. and Lucille Lcttunich.. , , I, BOOK OF POEMS ON CAL- IFORNIA WRITTEN. 1 Miss Louise Kahn, the au- thoress of many essays, is now devoting herself to the writing of poems. Her book on Cali- fornia has been highly praised, and we hope that her efforts will meet with continued suc- cess. SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION HOLDS EXHIBITION TO MORROW. Catalogue for to-morrow’s exhibition is as HS follows: Oil Painting. jSL C.irls High School ...........Marie Iltttler SB •»’. Portrait...........................l-.da Carbini jE? Study ..f a Cat...........Cecilia Murrav Sculpture. Daniel W ebster ....................Helen Harvey Etchings. !», Holden Hate Park ( pencil i.... Estelle Sosso B San Francisco Bay................Ruth Bray A Hill Side...............Jennie Kennedy ■. ' na ■ 5'VCo are A N,,f,!da«es ,,f inirTfor T' .