Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC KALEIDOSCOPE. PRACTICAL SUGGESTION ON HOME MAKING. BV S. ELLA KLINEFELTER. Dedicated to Schillcr-Kriinzchen. “ In this valuable volume the author gives practical methods for the rapid development of young house-keepers. The experience of Miss Klinefelter in College settlement work makes her treatment of‘Home Amusements for the Children’ quite attractive and helpful.”—Woman's Guide. IN THE GLARE OK THE FOOTLIGHTS. BV MARGARET ROSE KOI.LOCK. ” This charming book, just published by Miss Kollock, is a description of her remarkable career as an actress, profusely illustrated with photographs of the author in her different characters. Two of the drawings are by M. Dean, portraying the well known star in the roles of Rosalind and Juliet.” —Philadelphia Press. AN OUTLINE OK THE DEAN’S LECTURES. BV MARY KOONTZ. Published by the J. B. V. M. Advertising Co. Dedicated to all future classes in Psych, and Senior Bible. “This book contains a complete outline of the work of courses 91 and 96, compiled from notes taken during lectures from the middle chair of the front row, assisted by memory. A volume full ol sentiment, hope, health and beauty.”—The .Methodis Journal. 25

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC KALEIDOSCOPE. APPRECIATIONS. BV MAKV CROMWELL JAKRETT. “ This volume of essays is most interesting for the glimpse which it affords of the author's own character. The studies are too biased by personal feeling to be very valuable as unprejudiced literary criticism, but they abound in attractive personal anecdote and reminiscence. •‘The book is dedicated to the English Department of W. C. B.”—Harpers. THE PHILOSOPHY OK THE ANCIENTS. A Collection of Earnest. Heartfelt Essays. BY EDITH JONHS. Bound in Brown Vellum, edges uncut. Published by the Archeological Co., Boston. “ No further endorsement is needed for this work than to say that it is as valuable as the well known essay. ‘Our Friends in England during the Revolution,' published by Miss Jones during her Junior year.”—Baltimore Sun. A PANSY GROWER. BY LIDA VIRGINIA KIRK. “A Pansy Grower, a little volume bound in black and orange, is a book absorbing in its human interest. The story is wonderfully well planned, the thoughts clearly and concisely expressed. It is a work in which the author displays a humor like that of Lincoln, and a nature as sweet at the core.” —Princeton Critic. 2 1

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC KALEIDOSCOPE. FROM UNKNOWN REALMS. BY LBTTICE LATANK. Bound in Black and Orange. Price $1.25. ‘‘A book of verse, attracting much attention on account of its mysterious subject matter as well as its charming grace and delicacy of style.’’—Baltimore Oriole. THE LIFE OF A REPORTER. BY MAKV ESTKI.LE I.ENTZ. Brought out by Herald, Leary Co. “A swiftly moving story, rapidly delineating the succession of events in a newspaper reporter’s life. The book holds the reader’s interest from first to last by its vividness and intensity. It abounds in incident and is marked by good character drawing.”—Baltimore Morning Herald. STRONGER THAN DEATH. BY MILLIK SARLKS AND CARKIK LOWELL. Price above Rubies. A novelette showing the perfection of friendship, and disproving the popular fallacy of woman’s love for woman.”—The Syracuse Home Life. 26