Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DAVENPORT, HELEN Many are the curious fanciesland preferences of children in the line of amusements. Now Helen, though always pleasant and sociable with her little friends,is never so well satisfied as when, armed with her little shovel, she is free to leave them and gratify her great propensity for diggingW DAY, MABEL Oh, Mabel Day, oh, Mabel Day, You,ve stolen all my money away; With your billet-doux so many, YouWe extracted every penny. Oh, Mabel Day, 011, Mabel Day, You should not steal my money away. DE Box ', ELIZABETH There was a bright baby called Bess, She Was robed in a fetching blue dress; What a cunning wee maid,n The passers by said, Tojwhich the weetmaid replied Yes. 28

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EAKINS, LUELLA There was a small girl named Lueller, Who never would speak to a feller; When they asked her to ride By a little boys side She lifted her voice in a beller. ENOCHS, MARTHA Before Martha was registered for the baby show she was seen by a famous New York artist, who succeeded in getting her to pose for him as a model for Hymen first, and then for both angels and cherubs. Now she is in such demand as a model that we had difficulty in securing her for the procession at all. In spite of this notoriety that she has gained Martha is just as sweet and lovable a baby as ever and made many friends in the show. FEHR, CARRIE Here is our little warbler. When Carrie opened her mouth to sing-if it was nothing more than ti Ring Around a Rosy it-all the children stopped to listen. This explains the pretty prize which she wears, and which she won by her beautiful rendering of the classic little songe t King William was King James's son, Upon a royal race he runfi etc. 30