Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JESSIE MAY DUNN. My dear Miss Dunnrh Recognizing the ability displayed by your work as hThe Lady from Kalamazoo, we willingly overlook your late indiscretions on the stage, and in reply to your application are instructed to inform you of your unanimous election to membership of the Society for the Prevention of the Blues. Signed, Corresponding Secretary PETRICHA EASLEY. Haberdasher. By special appointment to ye lords and ladies of Padua: Velvet caps and plumes for gentle women. Peculiar traits of features or disposition specially consulted. Wit and fun served free to regular patrons. For references inquire of Katharine, Wife to Petruchio. JESSIE MAY EBAUGH. This little song has memories for usze Keep a place then for the May time For a heart that knows no fear, Turning work time into play time With the sunshine of good cheer. For its always socGaD weather When six Seniors get together. Deep problems theyull conquer. In the name of Baltimore. 27

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ELSIE DeLAMARTER. In the name of the loyal member Who came ttbetter late than neverh and Whose love for athletics, prompt gym. attend- ence four times a week we feel justihed in preserving this item of interest. 7 Championship Game. Jan. 27th, 1903. 04 vs. 06. Score: 8 6. CLARA GILBERT DILKS. Notes from Renaissance History Note Book. tIPico della Mirandola, Niccolo de,Nicc01i, Lorenzo dey Medici, Clara della Dilks are most prominent representatives of Renaissance because of dominance of classic spirit in their lives HELEN DINGLE. This document found on Charles street shows that a heart- tragedy followed the happy culmination of the ProfessorIs Love Story. Last Will and Testament of Pete: I hereby will and bequeath all my worldly goods to Effie Whose regard for me was lost by the interference of Henderson but whom in my cheerless life I still remember on account of her fine maidenly reserve, and because she knew both how to use a broom and how not to use her tongue. Hereto I set my hand and seal, Pete. 26

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HELEN SILVER ELLIS. Enganatophyspsyche. Sept. IgooeeMay 1904. X X Very Good. ETHEL ADDISON ELMER. This note is one of Ethele greatest treasures in her memory bookze Dear Miss Elmer: Me and the girls want to let your know how well our clubes been a doin. We have 43 new members and we meet once a week and sew and d0 stunts and we donwt have no scraps neithert But we miss you something awful and we never will forge. what you did for we girls and the Busy Bee Circle, when we didrft know nothing. Very Sincerely, Polly Stone, President. MARY CAPERS ENOCHS. WANTED :-A position as stage manager by a tactful, compe- tent and resourceful young woman. For references, see Twelfth N ight Company. 28 A