Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1'11 Hlmuorg rat Effie Estelle JBeaImear, illcmhcr of tho $313155 of 1305 . Elijah Q3ttnbuzt II, 1902.

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Baby Parade of Nineteen-Three. tAs Reported by a Committee from NineteaneThreeJ Q BABY SHOWS ARE BECOMING VERY POPULAR IN THESE DAYS, AND MR. BRADLEY, OF ASBURY PARK FAME, IN THE TRUE SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE, DECIDED TO ORGANIZE A SHOW IN BALTIMORE FOR 1903t BECAUSE OF THE UNPRECEDENTED NUMBER OF PROMISXNG CHILDREN WHO, HE THOUGHT, MIGHT BE PREVAILED UPON TO ENROLL. THE SUCCESS OF HIS ATTEMPT IS NOW PROVED BEYOND A DOUBT. ABERCRODIBIE. MARY As she sits in her little carriage, judicially viewing the scene around her, one would not at first discover the signs of true genius. But there is not one for whom we can more coutidently predict greatness. She loves to play with paper, pens and ink, and she serenely asserts that thC unreadable scrawls she produces are full of meaning; so we hail the illegibility with joy and watch for other signs of genius. ACKERMAN, CLAIRE As this bright baby passed by in her Carriage she charmed everybody by her cheerful giggIESeshe was so easily tickled that the mere pointing of one,s finger at her set her off, and it was quite unnecessary to say, tt Now laugh for the ladies, ClaireW 23