Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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TITLE PAGE Mandolin Club ...................................... . ...... 135 Maryland Club ........ . .................................... 108 Mother Goose Rhymes for College Geese allustratecD .......................... 175 Music . . . . ............................................ 131 New England Colony . . ...................................... 105 New Jersey Club ............................................ 107 Nobody KnOWSh Ullustratem .................................... 98 Observation, An . 1 ....................... ' ................... 173 Ohio Club .............................................. 110 Pedagogical Club ........................................... 119 Pennsylvania Club ........................................... 104 Periodical for Beautiful Thoughts, A .................................. 146 PilgrimsT Progress ........................................... 44 Press Club ............................................... 125 Prince of Denmark ........................................... 179 Scenes from the German Plays . - .................................. 137 Schiller Krinschen ....................................... . . . 136 Senior Class R011 ........................................... 41 Senior Society . . ............................... . ........... 99 Shakespeare Up-to-Date ................................... . . . . . 181 Smart Set, The .............. . ............................. 39 Society of the Philistines ........................................ 186 Somerset Y .............................................. I28 Sophomore Class R011 .............. '. .......... - . - ............. 51 Sophomore Class History ....................................... 55 Sophomore Society .......................................... 101 Sophomore Dramatics ...................................... . . 147 Southern Club ............................................. 103 Specials ................................................ 63 Sporting Magazine ........................................... I39 Studenfs Organization ........................................ 129 Studio, The ............................ - ................. 13 Table of Contents for Holiday Number ................................. 185 The Lay of the Tired Freshman .................................... 163 The Philistines ........ . .................................... 145 The Psych Babe .......................................... 172 Woe Unto Thee ............................................ 167 Woman in Black, The ........................................ 204 4 Work in the Gymnasium ........................................ 143 Wyoming Seminary Club ........................................ 115 Y. W. C. A ............................................... 127 1902 .................... - ............................. 142

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The Brownies go to Donnybrook Fair 59 One night the Brownies stood beside A silvery stream whose silent tide To Donnybrook Fair did straightway flow, Enticing those who would to go. Said one, Letls board this boat and see What the wonders of this Fair may be? The moon was climbing oler the hill, The owl was hooting by the mill, When to a building all white and green Hastening Brownie bands were seen. Within a motley crowd they spied Of wit and wisdom side by side. The KlSmart Set met them at the door, llClevernessll was the mark they bore. Within a sign so dark and drear, llBairdls Manualll read who would enter here. The Brownies paused in blank dismay, One said, nLetls read some other day, For now our time is too near oler To waste on skulls and bones and gore. Some paused where itCosmopolitanll Guarded the haunts of every man. East, West, North, South, far and near, From every State they had gathered here. The Philistine delayed a few, The wisdom of his show to view. But longest of all the Brownies stayed To view the antics Gay llPuck played. To hear his jokes and see his grinds, All 'gainst the folly of menls minds; But morning light came on apace, A time for the Brownie to hide his face. So all agreed that wisdom lay, In steering home without delay, And landing quick their boats they tied To roots of trees as chance supplied. And springing in the woods profound, They soon were lost to sight and sound.