Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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IN THE PUBLIC EYE EMILIE CHAMBERLAIN DUNBAR BALTIMORE, MD. We have all heard the old sayingr that you can lead a horse to water, but you can not make him drink. Just so, you may gcnlly and yet in the most obvious way load Miss Dunbar to a jokc, but by no means, having arrived, make her see it. Shc delightful paradt'ix'wwearing a rod-string pleasantly, sing- in thc glec club seriously andpossessinglrish-blue eyes Irish is a without an sense of h u m 0 1'. IONA ISABEL EDWARDS BALTIMORE, MD. Should any of you who are interested in thc pcrson- ages of this article, step into the library at almost any hour of the day, you would timl MissEtlwarilstheretwittering happily oycr Plinyls HLoy:- Lettars. The young lady is well known as a passionate devotee of all that is to he learned, especially the But her she is such a sweetly pleasant shark that know thv dread truth when we persistently recall what, this one, small porson haw assimi- lated to rlo College in two classics. for all knowlcdgc we only must yea rs. 3w 4; LUCY MAY ELLIS NEW YORK CITY Miss Ellis of the new members of tho the firm of 1908, antl is as yct chiefly a silent member. She is gvnial aml affahlv to all with whom Sht' but is one Contact. comes in rather too rcscrvml to play much in the limc-lighti

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IN THE PUBLIC EYE MARGARET DEASE BAREILLY, INDIA Our reporter found some tlifticulty in intorvicwingMiss Dcasc. Thuugh he finally ubtaincd admittance, the young lady was too cold to talk to him, and spent the greater part of thc tinw shiv- cring miserably. XVe hope to give the public more defmite information concerning Miss Dmsc when she gets warm. OLIVE WETZEL DEN NIS BALTIMORE, MD. Miss Dcnnis has dabbled in most of the stock on the. market and has madc a bril- liant corner whervvcr she. has Hpcculzltvtl. Thu extcnl 0f her activities ranges from IVIyper-Euclidean Gvometry to UUndcr tho Greenwood Tree. It might be said that Miss Dhs aversion to men inturfttres with her active success, but this is not the case. tYht-n her strategic ability almost fails hcn a charming blush saves the sit- nation. 41 Id ANITA SHEMWELL DOWELL PRINCE FREDERICK, MD. AmOng the notcd scientists of the day is Miss Dowell, who has recently been cn- gzlgcd in research work in uThc Sptmn-Irloldmm at tVoodE Holt: Shc has :1 na'ivc, confuling belief in the truth of all that is imparted to her. and hence is a grcat comfort to practical jokers.

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IN THE PUBLIC EYE MARY BLANCHE FOSTER BALTIMORE, MD. Some are born great. some attain greatness, some have greatness thrust upon them hang it their It had been thought, and around necks. until Miss Foster entered our midst, that the Senior Society had cornered the scarlet-rib- hon market. But now we know otherwise. This rising young magnate flaunts a red- string too, from which hangs pendant a golden star. Con- jecture is rife in Wall Street as to what may be the out- come of this rivalry. M. LOUISE FRAZEE PITTSBURG, FA. No Men Allowed was the pertinent placard which stared our reporter in the face when he called on Miss Fra- zec. Miss Frazce looked him over carefully and then turned :1 germ-extinguisher upon him. While the extin- guisher was still operating a young lady put her head in the door and announcedi HLouise, I want to know why my radiator is cold ?H Miss Frazee turned to the reporter and begged to be excused remarking as she went out that he might find her anytime at the Vingolf Bureau Of Complaints, where she served information and tea. SUSIE MARGARET GILHAM CINCINNATA, OHIO During the past few years Miss Gilham has been quietly but surely engineering a cor- ner in diamonds, until now there is no doubt but that she is queen of diamonds in college. She is well enthusiastically known as a charity worker, especially in the line of feeding her suffers ing friends from home boxes. Miss, Gilham has also done what few succeed in doinge in clinging to heridcals Of what constitutes a student and in living up to them for four years. an d