Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1930 volume:

Gopy'rig ht by 03661611 Lankford, Editowinvehief Elaine d6 o36am iBusiness Manager DKDNNYBWQM MIR GOUCHER COLLEGE BALTIMORE, MD. DR. LOUISE KELLEY HONORARY MEMBER JUNIOR CLASS D E DICATION N We, the class of 19 30, dedicate this volume of fDonnybrook CJair to our honorary member 737. Louise IQelley In appreciation of her friends hip and sincere interest throughout our college years mhggtg Eyed 33x V I g -i' M , x' I'l . .. rr y , ltulllllnnr I1 OREWORD N the hope that your memory of these four years in armor may brighten the anticipate tion of coming days without our IQ'ngdom gates, we have moulded within these pages the true story of the greatest woman leader of all time. CJive hundred years have passed since her execution, and our observance of this anniversary is in commemoration of her sacriv hce. Way the ideals which she perpetuated inspire in you a true and noble con! ception of womanhood. 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Militant Mealey 05111h thtuher 15, lail-April 19. 1923 Gin the memnrg nf him mhn mun the lane, the ahmiratinn anh the mntihenre at all, mth mhnae prngreaaine pnliriea have been influential in the grnmth nf nut rnllege, me hehirate thia page nf Ennnyhrnnk 3km. DR. DOROTHY STIMSON Dean 'V' NW I n Jqppreciation AY we itere exz$ress our a1515rec;ation of a friend whose genuhte 1'11terest 1'71. our Coilege has been shown dur- 7'ng the years of service as Dean. We esteem 7167' schol- ar7y attmhments and admb'e her charm and d;gn;ty. We hozSe that by her ;nfluence we too may atta5n those Ideals of womanhood wizkh are so clearIy zsortrayecl 7.71. ?ter. CV JX. w 1 1 . ,mff I x DONNYBROOK FAIR J .. $$1 IV . AA! 53 x x DONNYBROOK FAIR I .. , v x I II lei oo'nnyoox lg. w? FAIR ?Nw t 2955!! M X DONNYBROOK FAIR ! MISS ELIZABETH C. MASON AND MISS FRANCES R. CONNOR We, Who are constantly affected by the plans which pro- vide our college With a smooth working order, are too liable to disregard the efforts of those Whose wisdom and forethought have brought these plans into existence. VVc could not find two more loyal guardians of our welfare than our Student Counselors. The thought of those many hours H0n the bench, moving forward inch by inch, will be one of the most Vivid memories of our c01- Iege days, and with that memory will come the picture of two faithful advisors Who are ready to listen and under- stand even When their minds are occupied by prob- lems and diHicuIties far beyond our realization. We hope that in the future we Will remember to express to them our appreciation of their sincere efforts and their constant sympathy in guiding us in college affairs. LASSES DR. GERTRUDE CARMAN BUSSEY Honorary Mcmbpr of tile Senior Clam Senior Class Officers MARJORIE BENNETT . MARGARET LEHMAN . DOROTHY BETTs . VIRGINIA JONES . FRANCES LONG . LOUISA SKELTON . MARIAN VARNER . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary Trmxurer . Sergeantjat-Arms - Srrgmnt-at-Armx . Recorder 0f Points Senior Class 'V' Jk. FRANCES LEVIS ALEXANDER WASHINGTON, D. C. ELIZABETH ALLEN DAYTON, 01110 E', RUTH EVANGELINE ANDRUS SOUTH BEND, INDIANA ELLA KETURAH ANGSTADT BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY RUTH VIRGINIA ATKINSON GALION, OHIO Senior Class BERTHA GERTRUDE BAER LOCK HAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA RIARCITA VERNETTE BAILEY PARIS, TEXAS CLARISSA BAKER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARY GISH BARLEY VVESTBURY, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK LOUISE SNOW BELL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Senior Class v JL MARJORIE WORDEN BENNETT SOUTH BEND, INDIANA MARGARET MARIE BENSON 'i LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, fIARYLAND KAREN BENZON CATONSVILLE, MARYLAND DOROTHY BETTS CLEARFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA RUTH ULSH BLANNING BERWICK, PENNSYLVANIA ,er .v Senior C1355 'V' A. KATHERINE STICKNEY BLISS WASHINGTON, D. C. BEATRICE HARRIET BLUM LATTA, SOUTH CAROL! NA CAROLYN WASHBURN BRAME MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA SARAH ELIZABETH BRATTON LEVVISTOVVN, PE N NSYLVA NIA HELEN LOIS BREVOORT RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Senior Class WP .A. MARY REBECCA BREWER TAMAQUA, PENNSYLVANIA MARY ELIZABETH BRILLINGER s YOR Ky PE N NSYLVAiiI IA GERTRUDE PHYLLIS BRONSTEIN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND DANDRIDGE BISSELL BROOKE BALTIMORE. MARYLAND LILLIAN MAY BROOKS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND NP Senior Class NEVA KEMPTON BROWN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARY ELIZABETH BRU BAKER MILLERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA FRANCES EVELYN BRYAN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND EMELIE CORNELIA BULL BALTIMORE, MARYLA ND HELEN LOLITA BURDETTE VVXNNETKA, ILLINOIS Jk. t 292$? Was x g M x., Vv a- Senior Class 'V' JK. DOROTHY OTTILIA CAPLES TOVVSON, MARYLA ND MARY ELIZABETH CARSCADEN CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND HELEN LOUISE CASPARI BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FAITH CHANDLER COLUMBUS, OHIO R UTH FORESTER CHANNELL SWARTHMO'RE, PEN NSYLVA N IA m. Senior Class CORNELIA NEWELL CHASE CATONSVILLE, MARYLAND ADA JOSEPHINE CLIFFE FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE CORNELIA LISTER CODLING COLLXNGSWOOD, NEW JERSEY RIARGARET ANNE COLLIER CATONSVILLE, MARYLAND RACHEL RUTH COMROE YORK, PENNSYLVA NIA JL Senior Class 'V' JL EVELYN SHIPLEY CONSIDINE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND EDITH NEWMAN COOK x ROLAND PARK, MAEYLAND HELEN MOORE COOK LANHAM, MARYLAND ELIZABETH DUDLEY CREIGHTON NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ELIZABETH MAE CUNNINGHAM LANSDOWNE, PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class 'V' JL HORTENSE ROSALYN DAVIDSON CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SARA MARY DAVIS CENTRALIA, PENNSYLVANIA DOROTHY ETTA DE BERRY SAN ANGELO, TEXAS AGNES MARY DE LAWDER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND AN NA LOUISE DINSMORE BALTIMORE, MARYLA ND Senior Class v .A. ANN CHARLTON DONALDSON PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA VERA IWARY DORN n BALTIMORE, MARYBAND ELIZABETH DOWNING BROO KLYN, NEW YORK EVELYN EARP BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CARA ELIZABETH EBERT PARKERSEURG, WEST VIRGINIA Senior Class 'V' L 9 VVILMA EUTHELBERT ELDER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA EMMA MARGARET EMANUEL NESOUEHONING, PENNSYLVANIA CHARLOTTE JULIA ERTHAL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HELEN FAVVCETT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARGARET RIARlE FIFER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Senior Class V .A. FRANCES WILLARD FIGGS PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA DOROTHY ELIZABETH FLAGGE BRIELLE, NEW JEREEY HENRIETTA NESBIT FOX LYKENS, PENNSYLVANIA EVA MARION GARDNER JESSUP, MARYLAND DOROTHY ALICE GEIB ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class 'V' .A. KATHERINE ELLEN GESSFORD BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ANNA LOUISE GLANTZ BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARJORIE LYON GRAFFLIN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELSA ROSE GRASER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HELEN ELIZABETH GRAYBILL LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA W Senior Class CLARA JEAN GRAZIER TYRONE, PENNSYLVANIA ROSE GREENELYRG i BALTIMORE, MARYJIAXD MARIA JANE GRIMSLEY CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA GRACE MARTIN BIRMINGHAMJ ALABAMA CAROL MAXINE GROTH EAST ORANGE, NEW jERSEY JL mff Was .V k-.' .1 Senior Class 'Xf Jk. ELIZABETH LOUISE GROVER MIDDLETOWN, NEW YORK ANNE KATHERINE HACKMAN MOUNT UNION, PENNSYLVANIA RUTH LEE HEARN LAUREL, MARYLAND ETHEL BARBARA HERTWIG READING, PENNSYLVANIA ADA ELEANOR HILL LEECHBURG, PENNSYLVANIA WIN Senior Class NF DORIS ELIZABETH HOLT PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA ELIZABETH TURNER HOLT u ATLANTXC CXTY, NEW JERSEY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARGARET BARNES INNES PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA FLORENCE DE PUY JACOBS SOUTH ORANGE, NEW JERSEY DOROTHY ALBERTHINE HUTH ' Jk. 0 a x Senior Class v JN- LOCKIE HARDIN JANUARY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ALICE ROSE JIMMYER HAMILTON, MARYLAND DOROTHY ELEANOR JOHNSON SCRANTO N, PE N NSYLVANIA MIRIAM EVELYN JOHNSON ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA ELEANOR MARGARET JONES PITTSBU RGH, PENNSYLVANIA 'V' Senior Class GLADYS LA RUE JONES DU BOXS, PENNSYLVANIA HARRIET VIRGINIA JONES Q NASHVILLE, TENNEgSEE RUTH AUGUSTA JUNKINS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND JULIA CATH ERINE KEIDEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ANNA FERRIS KIMBALL WASHINGTON, D. C. .A. ,mfl m XDONNYBROOK FAIR 1 Senior Class v A AMELIA PICKRELL KING LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY ANNA CHAPMAN KIRBY HAMPTON, NEW JERSEY ALMA LOUISE KIRK BALTIMORE, MA RYLAND LEILA HOMER KIRKNESS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FLORENCE FRANCES KLEMANN TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Senior Class NW .A. CHRISTINE ANN KLESIUS ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA ESTHER ADELAIDE KNOX MAPLEWOOD, NEW'JJERSEY SALOME CARPENTER KREIDER SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS KATH ERINE FREDERICKA KUMPF TUCKERTON, NEW JERSEY HELEN LOUISE KUNKEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Senior Class w- JM HELEN LA MAR BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELIZABETH LOUISE LANGELUTTIG BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ANNA LAZEROFF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARY NELSON LEE TOWSON, MARYLAND MARGARET KIDDER LEHMAN SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA ,WI D0 1F N NYBROOK FAIR Senior Class MARY ELIZABETH LESH SOUTH RIVER, NEW JERSEY FRANCES ELIZABETH LONG JOHNSON CITY, TEN'KTESSEE EDITH DEWEY MAGEE JENKINTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA H ELEN IRENE MAGINNIS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELIZABETH FRANCES MAHOOL CEDARCROFT, MA RYLA ND t ,mff WAR nari- Doumrkoo FAIR J M v lo .1 Senior Class v JL HELEN LOUISE MALTBY HARVEY, ILLINOIS MARY LOUISE MASON FREDERICK, MARYLAND MARY NAOMI MATHAN EY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELIZABETH BARCLAY MATTH EWS LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY HELEN ESTELLE MATTOON WOODSTOC K, M A RYLA ND Senior Class 'V' J1. ROSE ANNE MAX BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CATHERINE STRAN MCCURLEY Kw RELAY, MARYLAND KATHERINE MCDIARMID CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA MAUD ELIZABETH MCDOWELL STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA MARION VIRGINIA MCFETRIDGE TARENTUM, PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class 'V' JV MARGARET ELIZABETH MCGING BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HELEN VIRGINIA MILLER PITTSB URGH, PENNSYLVANIA MIRIAM LEVOLA MILLER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND VIRGINIA LOUISE MITCH ELL WOODBURY, NEW JERSEY MARIAN ALICE MOHRFELD COLLINGSWOOD, NEW JERSEY ' x w, WKAK K tDONNYBROOK FAIR 1! . k: ' Senior Class 'V' JV DOROTHY FRANCES MORRIS RED BANK, NEW JERSEY RUTH ELIZABETH M UIR h BALTIMORE, MARYE'AND ALICE TRIPLETT NELSON ROLAND PARK, MARYLAND EDNA DOROTHY N ELSON PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY HELEN ROWELL NEWCOMRE WASIIIXGTON, D. C. ,WI 43 ON NYBROOK FAIR n Aw 9.. f ng'ag Senior Class v n. ELIZABETH FRANCES OFFUTT GRANITE, MARYLAND CARRIE SERENA O,L ALIGHLEN GOVANS, MARYLAND KATHRYN MARIE PAGE WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA ELMYR PARK MACON, GEORGIA MARY HELEN PARKER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Senior Class v Jk. MARY LOUISE PARRISH BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELIZABETH MAE PATERSON gt BALTIMORE, MARYEAND JANE CLARK PATRICK HAMPTON ROADS, VIRGINIA GEORGIA SYKES PEACOCK CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI MARGARET Jos EPHINE PEDDIE FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 'W Senior Class MARTHA ELLEN PERRILL PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA KATHARINE VVAVERLY PERRY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA DORIS ARVONE PERSHING SHAMOKIN, PENNSYLVANIA MARTHA JANE PHIFER ALLE NTDVVN, PENNSYLVANIA PHYLLIS VIRGINIA PLYLER DU EOIS, PENNSYLVANIA 4L. Senior Class WP SUSAN COWLES PORTER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA ANNE MARGARET POTTs H GLEN RIDGE, NEW jERSEY MARGARET POTTs BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ELLA BURBAGE POWELL BERLIN, MARYLAND MARIAN AUGUSTA REED FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA v Senior Class LAURA JONES REES CHESTEKTOVVN, MARYLAND INEZ YALE REINHART MERIDEN, CONNECTICUT 3 I L'RIEL ALBERTA RODENBERG SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS H ENRIETTA ESTELLA ROEBUCK BALTIMOREy MARYLAND JL Senior Class O INEZ SOPHIE ROTHSCHILD COLUMBUS, GEORGIA MARJORIE JANE ROWLAND a BALTIMORE, MARYiAND RUTH CAROLINE CATHERINE RUSSELL GOVANS, MARYLAND MARY ETHELIND SADLER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARGARET ELIZABETH SAWYER ELIZABETH CITY, NEW JERSEY Senior Class Jk. HELEN DOROTHY SCHULZE GLEN RIDGE, NEW jERSEY ELIZABETH BRADLEY SETTLE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND DOROTHY SHEPPARD BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA CATHERINE ELIZABETH SKEATH PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA LOUISA ELIZABETH SKELTON ELMHURST, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK I'm 9 kw 1- 5 . v Senior Class 'v- JL. HAZEL CORINTHIA SKIRVEN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MILDRED ISABEL SMITH f CLARKSBURG, WEST EVIRGINIA SARA ELEANOR SMITH VVYOMISSINC, PENNSYLVANIA S. CLAIRE SONDHEIM READING, PENNSYLVANIA MILDRED VIRTUE SOUTH MCKEESPORT. PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class 'V' Jk. LOUISE ARVILLA SPIRE WASHINGTON, D. C. HANNAH STARK BALTIMORE, MARYLAND MARGARET STOWERS SOUTH VVEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS FRANCES HILTON STRICKLAND ELKTON, MARYLAND DOROTHY MAY TAYLOR BALTIMOREy MARYLAND Senior Class v Jk. DOROTHEA LLOYD TETLOW MARCUS HOOK, PENNSYLVANIA JUNE BURTON THOMAS H TAKOMA PARK, MAaRYLAND MARJORIE RUTHVEN THROOP DAVENPORT, IOWA HELEN BROGDEN TURNBULL MT. WASHINGTON, MARYLAND PAULINE JOAN ULLRICH MT. CLEMENSJ MICHIGAN v Senior Class MARIAN GRAY VARNER JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA MARY ELIZABETH VENNUM WATSEKA, ILLINOIS MARY NEWTON VICKERS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND LAURA STOCKTON VOORHEES WASHINGTON, D. C. AGNES HOGG WALKER ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. JL. Senior Class 1f Jh GLADYS ROSABEL WALKER YORK, PENNSYLVANIA LUCILLE TH ER ESE WALKER YORK, PE NNSYLVIQNIA x. ROSE ALICE VVALLER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND JEAN HUTCHINSON WALTERS CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY GERTRUDE ELIZABETH WALTON OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class LILLIAN JEFFREY VVARANCH BALTIMORE, MARYLAND VVILHELMINA VVARKENTIN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI BEULAH NAOMI VVASKEY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CAROLYN THERESA VVAXELBAL M MACON, GEORGIA MYRA WENTWORTH WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA JL EDNA ANNA WERNER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HANNAH MINNIE rWERNTz BALTIMORE, MARXiilAND LOUISE ELIZABETH VVHEATLEY YORK, PENNSYLVANIA HELEN WILLARD RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY DOROTHY BLACK WILSON LANSDOWNE, PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class N JL SARAH ELIZABETH WILSON WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA MARY ELLEN VVINZELER BRYAN, OHIO MARYLAND CRAFT YOUNG BALTIMORE, MARYLAND WW M299 ,mfl W km N XDONNYBROOK FAIR I 2'3: ' DR. LOUISE KELLEY Honorary Alembvr of file Juniar Class Junior Class Officers SARAH CHAPMAN . JOSEPHINE LERCH . VERA SHUTZ . ETHEL MAC KENZIE . LA VANTIA SIMMONS . LAMIRA HENLEY . BERTHA SMITH . . President . Vzce-President . Sctrelary . Treasurer . Rr'carder of Points . Sergeant-at-Arms . SergeanI-aI-Arm ,zghff 7m . DONNYBROOK FAIR DR. EUGENE NEWTON CURTIS Honorary Member of 21m Saplmmarn Class Sophomore Class VIRGINIA POTTER . . . MARY ALICE TRUI'I'T . MARIAN HARDY . . MOLLY PETTEBOXF . VIRGINIA DILLON . . DOROTHY FEW . MARY Bows . Officers . . . Prcxidmi . . Vicc-Prcsidmt . . Sarelary . Trmsurrr . . Svrgmnt-zzt-er: . . Snrgmnlrala-ilrms . Rtmrder of Point; m1 DR. RALPH E. CLELAND Honorary AMz'mbt'r of 1M 17115111an Ciass VQ .' . I, Freshman Class Officers FLORENCE TOTELE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clmirman SALLY EVANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . Secretary KATHERINE TURNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer PATIENCE PECKER . . . . . . . Sargeant-at-Arms ELIZABETH LAWTON . . . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Armx KATE TITUS . . . . . . . . . .Recorder of Points .. AF-gg-El; 64 g b VVVV VVVVV :VV Hlllll H lHHl HIIIUI i H: J 3 d! ' x K m - QEV' thong, , k 8'le 'xb'j : x , ,Vrlxi- 1 P .7 V OILGANIZATIONS Phi Beta Kappa Senate PRESIDENT GUTH DR. HOPKINS . BALLINGER DR. BUSSEY DR. KELLEY . BACON MISS CHILD DR. LEWIS . BAKER DR. CLELAND DR. LLOYD . BARTON DR. CRANE DR. LONN . BEARDSLEY sts DURKEE MISS MCGINNIS . GRACE BEARDSLEY DR. EBELING DR. NITCHIE . BEATTY M155 FALLEY MR. SHARP . BOWMAN DR. GALLAGHER DR. STIMSON . BRAUNLICH DR. GODDARD DR. TORREY . BRINKLEY DR. HAWES MISS TUVE . BROOKES DR. HINTZE DR. VVHALER ELECTIONS FROM THE CLASS OF 1929 MARY GISH BARLEY RACHEL RUTH COMROE ELSA ROSE GRASER ELIZABETH GROVER Doms ELIZABETH HOLT ALICE ROSE JIMMYER LEILA HOMER KIRKNESS KATHARINE FREDERICKA KUMPF ROSE ANNE MAX MARGARET ELIZABETH MCGING MARYLAND KRAFT YOUNG SUSAN COVVLES PORTER MARGARET POTTS MARY ETHELIND SADLER DOROTHY SHEPPARD CATHERINE ELIZABETH SKEATH CLAIRE SONDHEIM FRANCES HILTON STRICKLAND DOROTHY MAY TAYLOR WILHELMINA VVARKETIN HANNAH MINNIE WERNTZ Sigma Zeta N 1924, an honorary society, Sigma Zeta, was formed for the purpose of llrewarding honest effort, inspired by love for Gaucher and terminating in l The qualifications for membership were Service tangibly beneficial results, and Spirit, and it was the purpose of the founders that Sigma Zeta should come to mean the highest extra-cirricular honor that Gaucher could bestow and that it would become an integral and Vital part of life at Goucher. For a time the society existed and was apparently respected by everyone, but within the last three years, dissatisfaction has been expressed, especially among the councils which make the elections and realize the futility of the selection of members on any such intangible basis. In 1928, at the recommendation of gtudent Council, there was an attempt to make the qualifications for membership similar to those used in awarding the Blazer. The use of ten specific points made more apparent than ever the difficulty of judging a girls spirit. A larger group could accomplish nothing, and a small group, such as Sigma Zeta Council is, must be, though not intentionally, unfair. Accordingly, the 1929 Council, after seriously considering the case, presented a recommendation to the Student Council. Such a society as Sigma Zeta could be justi- fied only if its services to the college over-balanced its apparent faults. There is no organization Within the group, nor is there need for any, for the work of such a body in college is now adequately accomplished by the Student Council, and such a group as alumnae would discourage others who might desire to become active in that work. Secondly, the society cannot justify itself on the ground that it serves as an incentive or as a reward for services given in college since its whole existence is embodied in the reading of a group of names in chapel. Even the members themselves have not considered their election Whole-heartedly as an honor as is shown by the fact that in 1928 not one member ordered a pin. Finally, there is no need for such a group. Ap- preciation and reward, as far as it can be made for these intangible qualities, is given in a large measure in awarding Class and other organization oHices throughout the ' four years of college life. In other colleges where honorary societies exist, there are either specific duties for such an organization in extracurricular activities or the group is a purely social one. Therefore, With the advice of the Student Council and Senior Class of 1929, the Council announces that such things as Sigma Zeta and Sigma Zeta Council no longer eXist. StudentE Organization MIRIAM JOHNSON . . SUSAN PORTER . VIRGINIA BARROWS . JANET JEFFERY . ANNE PRENTZEL . WILHELMINA VVARKENTIN . SARAH CHAPMAN . MARY ALICE TRUITT . ELLEN' COOLIDGE . VIRGINIA JONES . HELEN MALTBY . MARY BRILLINGER KATHARINE BLISS HELENA COOK SARA DAVIS EMMA EMMANUEL ANNE IIACKMAN EDITH MAGEE OFFICERS . . President . . . . . . . . . Viw-Prcsident . . Recording Secretary . Corrwponding Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer . Recorder of Point: . Junior Member . Sophomore Illcmber . Freshman Alembt'r . College Spirit Chairman . Chairman of Advisory HALL PRESIDENTS MARIAN MOHRFELD ELMYRA PARK ANNE Porrs DOROTHY SHEPPARD FRANCES STRICKLAND HELEN SCHULZE MARY LESII x DONNYBR 0K FAIR l v f I . 0 Ag'ora OFFICERS JUNETHOMAS............................Pre.vz'dmt MARY LOUISE PARRISH . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Vice-Pr1?sidc7ll CHRISTINE KLESIUS . . . . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer VVILHELMINA VVARKENTIX . . . . .Liglzting Chairman VIRGINIA COALE . . . Reading and Coaching Chairman BEATRICE BERGER . . . . . . . Coxtumg Chairman LOUISE WARD . . . . . . . . . . AMakt-up Chairman VIRGINIA DILLON. . . . . . . ,.Bu5ine:5 Clzairman WINK B l ,, uxx N x DONNY 00K FAIR l 'x 1? 3 Athletic Association HELEN TURNBULL . . FRANCES KLEMANN . . JOSEPHINE LERCH . HILDEGARDE VVAGNER . MARY NELSON LEE . ELSA KINGMAN . HENRIETTA BAKER . HELEN LA MAR . KATHARINE Buss . VIRGINIA BARROWS . CAROLYN DENMEAD . RUTH BAIRD . ELIZABETH BONTHRON . OFFICERS . . President . . . Viaa-Prz'xidmt . Second Vice-Presidmt . Secretary-Treasurer . Membtir at Largz . Member at Large . Member at Large . Senior Member . . Senior Member . . Junior Member . . Junior Member . Sophomore Member . Frexlzman JVIember Gaucher College Christian Association RUTH ANDRUS . ROBIN SMITH . . OFFICERS NANCY LARRICK . . BETTY BUNN . . . . . . . . . . Remrding Secretary KATHARINE DANIELS . . . . . Corresponding Secretary HELEN COOK . . . . . . .Social Srrvire Chairman ELLEN SCHOCK . . . . . . Chairman of Publicily FAITH CHANDLER . . . . . . . . Firrsidc Chairman VERA SHUTZ . . . . . . . . . . Vesper Chairman JOSEPHINE PEDDIE . . Chairman Unitrd Campaign Fund ADA KROM . . . . . . . Imbel Tlmbzarn Chairman BERTHA SMITH . . . . . . . A . Social Chairman MARGARET LONG. , . , . . . .Frcslzman Member . . Trmsurer . . Presidml . . ViM-President Press Board D. BISSELL BROOKE . MARGARET FELLOWS . KATHARINE FLAGG . Smior Member? RUTH COMROE CATHARINE SKEA'I'H INEZ RO'I'HSCHILD Juniur Member: CELIA ALAND FRANCES CORDELL MARY LOUISE Enml HELEN HOFMAYER Freshman M'emllers ANN ELIASON MARION HUNICKE MARGARET ULERY . . President . . Vim-Pn'sidmt . Setrtta ry- Treasurnr FLORETTE VISANSKA Sophomore Members MERCEDES BERRY HELEN DUER MARGARET FRANK ELLEN MICHELSON LEAH SCHILLER ELEANOR SPEAK KATHARINE LATTIER SHIRLEY MCLALLEN RosALIND ZISKIND RosALIE YERKES LEONA kaccs Orchestra ERNESTINE LEITIIEUSER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Piano CORNELIA CODLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trumpet HILDA SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Traps MARY ELIZABETHOSBORNE. . . . . . . . ..Violln jzsala . g. EN Choir ANNA KXMBALL, 29 ..................... Director of tile Clzoir KATHARINE RIEDEL, 30 ............... Secretary of the Choir HENRIETTA BAKER, 31 ............... Librarian VIRGINIA DILLON, y31 ....... Assistant Librarian Glee Club OFFICERS FRANCES LONG . . ANNA KIMBALL . ADELAIDE BERGHOFF . KATHERINE REIDEL . HENRIETTA BAKER . VIRGINIA DILLON . . MRS. HENRIETTA BAKER LOW . . . President . . . Vice-President . . Treamrrr . . . Secretary . Librarian . Librarian . . Director Donnybrook Fair Board HELEN LANKFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editorin-Cllfef MARGARET FELLOWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hysociate Editor EMILY FOLK . . . . . . . . . Literary Editor GRETCHEN COLE . . . . . Feature and Humor Editor LYDIA ADAMS. . . . . . . . Class and Club Editor JOSEPHINE LERCH . . . . . . . . . Athletic Editor VVXLMA SANDS . A . . . . . . . . Art Editor ELLEN TERRELL . . . . . . . . A4x5i5tant Art Editor LOUISE WARD . . . . . . . . . Anislant Art Editor DORXS KING . . . . . . . . . . . Picture Editor VIRGINIA BOWERS . . . . . . dm'stant Picture Editor NANCY LARRICK . . . A . . . Assixmm Pirturz Editor ADA KROM . . . . . . . . . xisxixtant Picture Editor ELAINE DE HART . . . . . . . . . Businrn Manager JOSEPHINE STANTON . . . . . .Subscription Managnr ELIZABETH BARDES . . . . . . . Circulation .Manager JANET JEFFREY - . - - - . . . zfdrzmrtixing AMmmgpr Adwarlixing Jnistants ATrARAH BLACKWOOD ETHEL MAC KENZIE ROANA BAss VERA SHUTZ JEAN BOGARDUS LOUISE WARD MARGARET COULTER Loxs PLATT KATHERINE PERKINS MARY Jo CLARK LAMIRA HENLEY BETI'Y GREIG CAROLINE DENMEAD HORTENSE GREENBURG. . . . . . . . . . . Typist Kalends Editorial Board LEILA KIRKNEss, 1929 . , . . . . . . . . . .Editor-in-Clzief zhsariate Editorx MARY LOUISE PARRIsH, 1929 FLORENCE LA BAU, 1932 JEANNE Gmmxc, 1932 MARGARET FELLOWS, 1930 KATHERINE SCOTF, 1932 EVELYN SNOW, 1930 NANCY GRAY LARRICK, 1930 MARY L. HEIDINGER, 1931 VIRGINIA CARR, 1930 ,2sz ON NYBROOK FAIR a gr l x $91!; D Gaucher College Weekly Editorial Board RUTH COMROE, 1929 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edilar-z'n-Chicf MARY LOUISE PARRISH, 1929 . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . Amaciatr Editor AGNES DE LAWDER, 1929 . . . Managing Editor EMILY FOLK, 1930 . . . . . Asxistant Managiny Editor JUNE THOMAS, 1929 . 1 . . . . . . . . Art Editor ADELAIDE KNOX, 1929 . . . . . . . . . News Editor MARIE LOUISE EDEL, 1930 . . . Assistant Ne-w: Editor Reporter: MARGARET LEHMAN, 1929 BETTY BRAVERMAN, 1930 ROBIN SMITH, 1929 DOROTHY COOK, 1931 STOCKTON VOORHEES, 1929 AMY HAYWARD, 1931 GLADYS VVALKER, 1929 EDITH SOLLERs, 1931 RUTH ADELE WHITE, 1931 Kalends-Weekly Business Board LUCILLE WALKER, 1929 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Businex: Manager ELIZABETH DEVENNEY, 1930 . . . . . . . . . . . . Adwertising Manayer ELEANOR JONES, 1929 . . . . . . . . . . . . Serm'ce Adviser KATHERINE KUMPF, 1929 . . . Circulation and Subscription Manager Advertising and Circulation Assistant: MARTHA WEAVER, 1930 MARGARET GUTELIUS, 1931 FRANCES CORDEL, 1930 HORTENSE GREENBERG, 1930 KATHERINE DANIELS, 1931 LA VANTIA SIMMONS, 1930 KATHARINE FLAcc, 1931 BERTHA MAY SMITH, 1930 MIRIAM STEIN, 1930 EDITH BORLAND, 1930 , ,,, '1.!1 t. kaxax . C S ATHLETI HELEN BESLEY, 1 928 JANE 3153512, 1928 SARAH HINuLEy, 1928 BETTY JOESTING, 1928 MARGARET KILBOURNE, 1928 Awards BLAZER MARGARET OLIVER, 1 928 SWEATERS FRANCES HOSTERMAN, 1928 MG MARGARET NAPIER, 1928 MIRIAM JOHNSON, 1929 FRANCES KLEMANN, 1929 x 92 3-1: 0 MARGARET OLIVER, 1 928 HELEN LA MAR, 1929 MARY NELSON LEE, 1929 HELEN TURNBULL, 1929 HILDEGARDE VVAGNER, 1930 I 93 I ALEXANDER BAIRD 91 BAKER 9'? N UMERALS 1928 1929 1930 BESLEY W135 BAILEY CARR 9E BILLINGs BENNETT 9k CHAPMAN BISBEE Ha? BETTS CLARK 1e DAVIS a? BLISS 9 COALE DUKER 1F BROOKS 2? DE HART 51f EVERT CONSIDINE 9F DERRICKSON H FLOWERS 9'5 COOK 1e DRESCH H HANDY H CUNNINGHAM 1? FRAY 1K HINDLEY H DOWNING W FURBEE a1 HOSTERMAN HH GESSFORD H GARDNER JOESTING H HUTH a? GRAHAM 5K KILBOURN 2 JOHNSON HENLEY LEVIN H JOHNSON W HOFF 91H MATTHEWS 9F KIRBV LEA 19 NAPIER W KLEMANN H1 LOVVENBURG OLIVER Hie KLESIUS 16 PLATT 91 OSTRANDER 1k LEE H PRENTZEL 9'9 SYKES 1F LEHMAN 9F SLOAN WIGHT MITCHELL as STARR 9K PERRILL 2k STRAUSS WW SKELTON 5'9 WAGNER HSEH TURNBULL Hale ULRICH WALTON 9F WERNER CHAMBERS COOK COOK 9'6 GARCIA GIFFORD HAYWARD HOLLANDER KINGMAN 'xi LEVY LLOYD MOORE 4t MUELLER H19 NAGLE PEARSON 9'? PETTEBONE RIFE SHAY SMITHER THOMPKINS THOMPSON TRUITT WALLEN VVISE Varsities HOCKEY KINGMAN, 1931 BONTHRON, 1932 LEE, 192999 LA MAR, 1929H MUELLER, 1931 MITCHELL, 1929 HOLLANDER, 1931 TURNBULL, 1929 WAGNER, 1930 MCLAIN, 1932 COOK, 1929 SWIMMING OLIVER, 19289' HOFF, 1930 LEVIN, 1928 GARCIA, 1931 KLEMANN, 1929 LEVY, 1931 TENNIS TURNBULL, 19292 WAGNER, 1930 BASEBALL HOSTERMAN, 192W BESLEY, 1928aIe TURNBULL, 1929 HOFF, 1930 LA MAR, 19299K DRESCH, 19305E BROOKS, 1929 NAGLE, 1931 HINDLEY, 192899 HUTH, 1929 31 CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL TEAIW BASEBALL The upholder 0f the bromide that hbaseball is a manhs game, may well modify his statement When watching a Goucher athlete hplaceh her balls. Perhaps 1930 lacked that technique When it batted out a low ten runs to the twenty-seven of 1931. In the other preliminary game, the Seniors of 1928, who have since Hgone outf' ran away from the Juniors in a 15-8 Victory. The same grand old Seniorshy slid home with a 4-1 score in the championship battle with the Freshmen. White linen suits were rather the worse for slides, but 1928 knew that its name would go down on another silver cup. In view of an 18-6 score in the Faculty-Varsity game, with the fac- ulty Which tended toward the masculine holding the larger numeral, the afore-mentioned critic might exclaim, I told you so P Let it be said, however, that a good athlete always possesses diplomacy. ,35MVIVJEK DONNYBR HOCKEY MANAGERS HOCKEY Contrary to Custom, perhaps, but all in keeping with preliminary reports, the Freshmen romped off With the 1928 hockey banner. In the opening game of the season, the 1932 team proved that youth was no obstacle, by wresting an 8-7 score from the unwilling hands of their sophomore rivals. The corresponding game between the upper-elassmen Was in contrast With a final reckoning, after rain checks had once been issued of 9-0 in the Seniorsl favor. In the championship game, 1932 first held its more experienced opponents of 1929 to a 1-1 tie, and then established its merit in the play-off which resulted in a favorable 5-2 score. In the classic of the year, an Army mule showed a Clean pair of heels to the Navy goat, Whose Whiskers droovped. A score of 4-2 in his favor would make any mule smile. To complete the season, a Chosen Varsity defeated a Faculty team, whose deficiency in form was bolstered up by wind-breakers, scarves, and fur-lined gloves. An 8-1 score merely added to the victories of the regulars and attested to the sportsman- ship of the gym department. Army E. KINGMAN, 731 . E. CONSIDINE, 29 . M. N. LEE, 229 . E. GATCHELL, 32 . M. BAILEY, 29 . H. TURNEULL, '29 . y R. SEIBEN-MORGAN, 32 . McLAIN, 32 . N. BULL, ,29 V. MITCHELL, ,29 . E. HOLLANDER, y31 . R. BAIRD, '31 F. KLEMANN, '29 ARNIY TEANI rpwwnhpro wWFFFgHEHW SUBYHTUTES M. B01115, y31 J. KEIDEL, 29 NAVY TEABI vay . E. BONTHRON, 32 . G. SEEGAR, y32 . W. PRIOR, 32 . H. LAMAR, y29 . E. MUELLER, ,3: . . H. WAGNER, ,30 . M. J. CLARK, 30 . H. BAKER, 31 . . H. COOK, 29 . A. KIRBY, 29 . M. ROWLAND, 29 M. HEITKAMP, 31 J. HUTZLER, 32 SWIMMING MANAGERS SWIMMING The swimming meet and slickers are associated ideas to the sport fan after Spring Vacation. Out of the splash- ings of 1928, Florence Hoff emerged with a record of 4.4.3 seconds in thc four-lcngth crawl and a tie of 7.4. sec- onds With Ruth Levy in the single-Iength meet. In the relay and plunge events, 1930 carried off highest honors, but was forced out of first place in the Form meet by the technique of 31. 1928 gracefully captured the favor of the judges in the diving contest. The final tallies Which seemed to go in reverse to class numerals, were as follows: 1931 . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 points 1930 . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3 points 1929 . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 points 1928.. ..........25points TENNIS AIANAGERS TENNIS Perhaps because of the system of individual responsi- bility for playing off the matches, tennis is not always as Widely advertised as some of the other sports. ThOSe who play, however, are to be praised as true athletes. It is only the devotee Who Will keep training until the very end of the school year, in order to compete on a hard-packed court under a hot Baltimore sun. Let us here pay tribute to Hildegarde Wagner and Dorothy Cook, the champions of the Spring of 1928. 113 BASKETBALL RIANAGERS BASKETBALL Despite the fact that the Goucher athlete lacks opportunity to display her skill in inter-collegiatc games, excitement always runs high during basketball season. Inter-Class competition seems to offer much keen rivalry and interest for fans is evidenced by the sadly taxed balconies 0f Katy Gym on the night of any contest. We do not like to predict; such statements are often embarrassing especially when they will appear in print long after the final Whistle of the games. 011 the basis of last yearts exhibition, 1931 may again carry off the trophy. On the other hand, the two upper-class teams are quoted as holding several cards up their respective sleeves in the form of players. Then, too, those pugnacious youngsters who swept down the hockey held to a winning goal, may prove to be dangerous runners- up on the basketball court. Therefore, 'we prefer to remain silente a wise seer is not always the one Who talks the most. . xmuuw N V ,, X WM ' lit: 7 ACTIVITIES . ,WI M XDONNYBROOK FAIR! t A57: ' Initiation Week The first important occasion of the col- letre year was celebrated on the evening of October 5th When the Freshman Class was formally introduced at the Annual Fall R:- ception. The rotunda 0f Gaucher Hall was artistically decorated With palms, Wicker Chairs and flowers, to say nothing of the students and faculty who exhibited all their formal finery for the occasion. Each Fresh- man was esccrted down the receiving line by her Junior advisor to meet first, Ruth A11- drus, president of G. C. C. A.; Dr. Guth; hliriam Johnson, presidentgiof Students Or- ganization; NIiss Mason; Dean Stimson; Kliss Conner; and Helen Turnbull, presi- dent of Athletic Association. It is one of the rare occasions When we may mingle with our professors formally, and it is one of the few opportunities our professors have to observe us When we are not loaded with books or distracted by many Cares. The following week marked the less for- mal initiation of the Freshmen into college life. The Sophomores, of course, Were re- sponsible for the weeks activities, and each night they escorted the Freshmen t0 Kin- dergarten, the electoral pass word being KTl'atp, Freshman!H The Sophomores; are to be commended on their wisdom in abolish- ing the usual strenuous method of hazing, and the Freshmen, also, should be congrat- ulated for conforming With the spirit of the week, and for writing an excellent sister song Which was introduced at the hSister Service on Bennett lawn just after the an- nual address of Dr. Kirk at Friday Chapel. On that day, Which marked the end of In- itiation VVeek7 the Class of 1932 actually became a part of the Spirit of Goucher. A. A. Picnic The annual HA. A. Play Daym was postponed one week because of hostile e'ements, and it was not until Saturday afternoon, October 6th., that the college journeyed out to inspect the new campus for the first time this year. The country was beautiful in the early Fall, and everyone took advantage of the opportunity to wander around the campus, through the woods, down by the brook and, most important of all, in and out of the G. A. L. Shack, where every rttour of in- spection,, finally ended. The campus soon became transformed into a scene of violent activity, where there were numerous games of three-deep and an odd-even tug of war W215 in progress; but the action gradually diminished in favor of the cider and cakes which were being served around the shack, and after shouting lustily through several of the favorite songs, everyone boarded the busses With great reluctance and Carried the nSpirit of the Future Gouchery, back to Baltimore. Political Rally By way of disproving an often-heard criticism that the interests of college students are limited to the college campus, Gaucher recognized the existence of a presidential campaign by holding a mock political rally in Catherine Hooper Hall on the twenty-sixth of October. Moreover it was a successful rally, meaning that all present seemed imbued With the spirit of noisy enthusiasm without which the evening would have been boring or pitiable. The coming of the presidential candidates was so urdently heralded in advance by Weekly that the story goes that some rsaders, untouched by the modern spirit of disbelief, invited their friends to Goucher to hear Smith and Hoover speak, on the same evening, in Catherine Hooper Hall. The more politically-minded students and interested faculty members began filling the hall half an hour before time-consistent with the best traditions-, to be met by Wild-eyed and partisan cheer leaders and ushered, or yanked, to the rightll side of the hall. To the left were the Smithites, to the right, the Hoover stands, and great was the rivalry thereof. Graham MCNamee Uune Thomnsl first appeared on the platform to describe to his radio audience the magnificence of the occasion, and after a few minutes of song and cheers, with here and there a lonely student looking for the Norman Thomas seats, the candidates entered in all the glory of powdered hair, borrowed tuxedos, and the becoming modesty of men of affairs. The first speaker, the Socialist vice-presidential candidate tKathleen Reedetl moved the hall to long and continued applause by the Haming impetuosity of his attack on war; Norman Thomas tVir- ginia Carrl next took the Hoot and, in his urbane way, sought to allay the fears anyone might have of a Socialist president. And theneaftcr a short introduction by Mr. Raskoh which was, surprisingly enough, quite Raskobianeappeared the Happy Warrior, the Man of the People, the Brown Derby Himself tAlice Jimmyerl. His speech, began auspiciously by kissing a baby produced for the occasion, and ending in an argument with Dr. Straton who rose from the audience llto a point of godlinessfl was a masterpiece to which even Republicans offered admiration. The climax of the speech-making came With the address of Mr. Herbert Hoover tMargaret Lehmanl, who said his say in his usual dignihed 3nd poised manner. Beside the principals in the political drama, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, and Mrs. VVillebrandt lent atmosphere to the occasion. An evening of orators, such an audience, such desk-pounding, such shouting for such senti- ments it has rarely been the privilege of anyone to see. Before its excitement, the conventions at Kansas City and Houston became mere village gatherings, and the campaign proper dwindled t0 pallid insignificance. Thanksgiving Dinner 3?. ; HANKSGIVING DINNER, one of the few times when faculty, alumnae, trustees, and students of the college are all together, was held this year on 77 November 24 in Catherine Hooper Hall. The basketball court, lined with shucks of corn stacks, yellow pumpkins and with balloons scattered here and there on the banister, was decorated almost beyond recognition and the long tables carried out the Thanksgiving spirit with centerpieces of fruit filled with pumpkins and with yellow candles. The chefs exerted all their power to prepare the feast, and there was abundant entertainment of all varieties. During the dinner there were occasional interruptions when the entire company burst into song, and a special number was written to Dr. Froelicher for the occasion. He received a tremendous ovation and was forced to yield to the petition Hstand up! before order could be restored in the Gym. HThe Gaucher Family was welcomed to the dinner by Virginia Jones, chairman of the occasion, and lVlrs. John Culver, president of the Baltimore Alumnae Association, broughtja few words of greeting to the college. She spoke of the responsibility of the Alumnae As- sociation and the importance of the students to it. The next speaker was Marjorie Bennett, president of the Senior Class, and her ex- cellent speech was on HGoucher College, a Social Community. She emphasized the fact that it is only through co-operation with our fellow Citizens that we can be useful to the College and that full eo-operation is necessary to make Gaucher, not an untidy mixture of separate stores, but Hone big, beautiful department storey Dr. Ella Lonn, the next speaker, spoke on UCmaftsmanship for Citizenship in Com- munity Life? She mentioned Abraham Lincoln as a fine example of a craftsman who had as his Htools,H the ability and courage to think for himself, the power of con- centration, and a great understanding of human nature. Dr. Lonn recognized the value of useful and limited extra-cirricular activities but emphasized the fact that the important thing in college life is scholarship. Keen minds and intelligent insight are important in order to acquire that quality which is so much needed in the world today wan understanding which shall reach from nation to nation. The last address was given by Dr. Guth, who was especially welcomed after his long absence, and he expressed the pleasure he felt in being present on such an im- portant occasion. The Hnal number on the program was the HCartoon History of Gouch- erf' which included many interest- ing slides and was accompanied by several songs, which were unusually apropos. In the pictures various not- ables were seen playing croquet in the maidenly garb 0f the 90s, and the last scene represented NIiss Editor having breakfast on a lounge in pa- jamasea hopeful symbol of what Goucher may some day be. NlJ more dayx till vacation; Then we go to tile staticn; Bade to civilization Tlu' train will carry :45 there! This rollicking ballad with an ever diminishing first syllable, has become the Alma Mater of all holiday hunters, and there is no other refrain which summons quite as much enthusiasm during the days preceding a vacation. The Christmas Carol service was presented in the chapel on Sunday night, December 15, and the auditorium was decorated with evergreen and lighted candles. The program was divided into three parts. The first group consisted of the old traditional carols sung both by audience and choir. The second group was given by the combined Choir and Glee Club, and a m0 t delightful feature of the program was an old carol sung by a faculty choir with Dr. Mol ie Ray Carroll as soloist. At the Close of the service the Choiry Glee Club, Freshman chnir, faculty choir, and audience all joined in the triumphant HGloria in Excelsis D60.N The holiday season was ushered in with more than the customary enthusiasm, for who knew but What the New Year might bring a letter with a Baltimore postmark to tell us mournfully that the opening would be postponed because of the flu? The college was deserted on December 18 with that vague thought in everyonels mind, but no such postmark materialized, and on January 3 Goueher opened its doors to the new year and was immediately hlled with the dark thought that in less than three weeks the time for mid-years would be at hand. During the whole period of exams, from January 21 until February I, there was an almost universal exodus either toward home or toward the intimary and it was not until the new semester was we'l under way that the usual Hexam reactionH and the excitement over the Hu had completely subsided. fof m .. 2v t-i xa-u egg! VDONNYM FAIRJ w M w 3 Sing Song It Will be many months before the excitement over last February,s Sing Song Will completely subside. For the first time in the memory of most of us, the Sophomores won the cup after a long and serious deliberation 0n the part of the judges. They won first place with their Serious Song and Hit song, and a second place for tone quality. The Seniors, whose point score gave them second place, won first place for their Honorary Nlember song and for tone quality. The ceremonies were particularly impressive this year in the glow of colored lights VVthh represented the colors of each class; and the attention of all the spectators was constantly focused in the direction of the spot light. Virginia Dillon was the admirable leader of the Sophomores and carried them to victory not only through effective directing, but also With an accurate knowledge of artistic technique. Frances Long, in leading the Seniors, showed great care for enunciation as well as striking colorful contrasts, and she is to be commended for her tireless spirit in leading the audience in a General Sing Song during those Hlong hoursH of waiting for the judges t3 return. It was so camnletely a college affair that the memory of it stirs everyone to a hopeful anticipation of the Sing Song of 1930! g x- n ,Wf m ONNYBROOK FAIR Aver, h..- v .t SENIOR HONORARY MEMBER SONG TO DR. BUSSEY Followrhg are the words of the three w;nn1'ng songs: When Greek met Greek, way hath when They sang the praise of famous men, In Rome they pulled that pastime too; And we always do a: the Romans do. When twenty-nine meets twenty-nine Conversation alwayx tahex one line: Aristotle, Plato, Socratese Gertrude goes alone with these. Alain! of Athens, ere we part Know that you how won the Universal Heart. The years wive spent with you ax head Are rosy as the life Epicurux led! SozShomore HIt Song Prue got a date with a brand rmw man, But 111218,: still a 10015 of doubt. Liqzing like a hermit, Gatta hatve a permit Before I can go out. Chorus 4 maich in distren am I In need of a signature,- My life will every blighted be Unless you can help in the cure. So take your pen in your right hand, And take my card in your left ; Had sign an the dnttcd line. PM got a nine 0110616 swimming class; Cutting imht any use. But if I am coughing, There will be 7m Majhng, And Ihll harve my extuse. Charm I got an E in my major class; Have to go see the Dean. Pm apologetic, Very energetic, Far I want my record clean. Charm 501$homore Serious Song We dreamed dreamx of long ago That guide onward day by day, Of woodland: :where breeze: blow, dud rolling hill: where sunbeam: play. And through tree: into the slain The Iowan 0f grml Gauthar rim; A vixion to lead us through Till we may see our dreams tome true. A150 Rans Now that the Phi Betes have received their due, and we have rendered unto them the things that are theirs tand who will deny that for the Chicago-born, at least, a gold breast plate has its applicationsn we feel it incumbent upon us to speak one word of praise for that other institution known as the Order of the A150 Rams. VVhatever unseemly levity has hitherto been extant, the world is now beginning to recognize those reflexively salient elements of incipient worth present in the carefully chosen members of this group. None can think them less than the very apogee of so- ciety, Who have put afar from them all the mundane pursuits necessitated by the search for those mean rewards of the academicians. There is something grand about their gestureesomething epiC-glorious, triumphant youth, sweeping aside all chance for recognition of virtue, that they may fulfill their happier natures! Picture them, seated about their convivial board-sisters, all-sisters 0f the spirit: a broad spirit, untruncated by the suicidal knife of the grind. Picture them, planning to communicate faithfully, even after the long years have separated them-true in- terest, indeed, in the activities of one another, for Nobility calls to Nobility. And these reports shall be tales of successefor their audacious hearts shall carry them far beyond the position of others, and their eyes shall glimpse the pinnacles, overlooking the little, petty objects that may obscure the greater! Live on, Oh golden fraternity! And may the gods prosper your adventurous souls! J. B. THOMAS Proms As we turn down the last lap of the school year, the obstacles in the race seem to be even more numerouseobstacles of a gay and ethereal sort Which go- to make up one's social life and activities. One outstand- ing obstacle is the Junior-Senior Banquet to be held on April 20th. It is greatly anticipated by the Faculty and by the Seniors Who say farewell socially t0 the Juniors, who act as hostesses. Amidst a Hurry of colorful decorations carrying out a central theme, one sees white-clad Freshmen nimbly serving the snugly set tables in the Catherine Hooper gym. This yearis banquet Will be under the guidance of Betty Fritz. VVith a weeks rest we catch our breath and start out afresh in the race. The following week-end is a riot of dancing. iWaXine Groth is in charge of the Senior Prom on April 26th, and Dorothy Lea is chairman of the Junior From to be held on the 27th. The most important fea- tures of this annual Class event are threefold: decorations, a good or- chestra, and NIEN. Some of the Freshmen and Sophomores are invited to serve refreshments and thus obtain a glimpse CA1: Hhow to behave in a ballroom. The following afternoon they serve as hostesses at a tea dance given in honor of the upper Classmen and their guests. Boatricles The annual trip down the Chesapeake Bay, Which marks the Spring Celebration of the hOddst, and nEvens,n was held last year on IWay 11th. The boats left the pier early that afternoon heavily loaded not only With tthopcful hostessestt and even more hopeful guests, but also with an abundant supply of Virginia Dare candy, lemons With peppermint sticks, twenty-six gallons of ice cream, more lemons With peppermint sticks, innumerable lunch boxes, copious milk and coffee, not to mention an over- abundance of lemons and peppermint sticks. When the hOdds reached their destination, the boat was immediately deserted in favor of the merry-gO-rounds and hot dog stands which characterize the small Coney Island on the Tolchestcr Beach. The Class of 1931, in Charge of Virginia Dillon, presented Sir James Barrie!s Pantloon after admirable coaching by Beatrice Berger, and the afternoon was, to say the least, a thramatic successf, Meanwhile, the uEvens,, were pursuing their way farther down the bay to Fair- view, where the Class of 1930 celebrated the day With a presentation of Stewart Walkerhs play, Sir David Weary A Crown. Virginia Carr Was the chairman of dra- matics, and the production was largely responsible for the success of the day. ,mrr DON NYBROOK FAIR May Day ,m, M133 HE ANNUAL Goucher May Day, held at Towson campus lVIay 5, cw; EA 1928, was an innovation, as lVIay Days go. It was not the traditional, xiiua tamed occasion which one would expect it to be, but it was an informal, and most delightful frolic without a trace of dignity or austerity. NIay Day this year Was the Village fair of Donnybrook Town, after the fashion of village fairs in the 13th and 14th centuries, in the the reign of King John. The spectators were not segregated from the participants in the pageant. Everyone was a Villager from Donnybrook Town who had her individual part in the festivities. VVhen the merry-makers arrived at the gate they were given green paper hats to wear and green vpaper llpennies to be squandered on pop, ice cream, and for- tune-telling. Horse-baek riding, wading in the brook, and trampinigl in the woods occupied the time of the more energetic people, while the others seemed content just to sit and enjoy the spectacle going on around them. But they were not permitted to sit long, for the town crier tAlice Mayl passed along announcing in a lusty voice that a pageant was to take place, and the May Queen, fairest 0f the fair, was to be chosen. When the spectators were all assembled on the hillside, a little elf dressed in green tChristine Klesiusl summoned the little people who were to help decide which Was the loveliest, and another elf tVirginia Jonesl called the townsfolk together. The problem of choosing the queen was a difficult one for there were many lovely ladies among the villagers: Narcissa Penick, Helen Tottle, Margaret Turner, Nlargaret Oliver, Virginia Fox, Audrey Noonan, Edith Mielville, and Dorothy Russell. When a decision was finally reached, the one whom they had chosen was not present. They called her, and over the hills she came, escorted by her swain, June Thomas, to be crowned Queen of the May, Fairest of the FairaMargaret Sumner. She was eeremoniously crowned by the IWayor 0f Donnybrook Town tEliza- beth Schambergl, Who led her to a platform where she sat in state, surrounded by her admir- ing attendants and watched the lMay-pole dance of the villagers. Then the Queen led the whole company, including the specta- tors, into the woods, Where they all enjoyed games and a most delightful supper. Senior Week The last seven days before Commencement are probably the most memorable of all the year to the Hgrand old Seniors? and the class of 1928 carried out the traditions with true Senior spirit last year. The first night of Step Singing Was Tuesday, lWay 29; and following a long established precedent, the girls, dressed in white, marched out of Gaucher Hall to sing their songs on the steps before the building. The following night their dresses were in pastel shades and made an effective picture in the soft light of the fading day. After Step Singing on Wednesday night, everyone gathered in Fensal Court to Witness the Freshman Lantern Chain and Senior Funeral Pyre. The Freshmen, carrying green and yellow lanterns, went through a series of drillsy formed the initials of their honorary member, Dr. Curtis, the numerals of 1928 and 1930, and finally formed an artistic reproduction of Alladids Lamp. During the course of the procession, they Sang the praises of their honorary member and their sister Class. The most spectacular event of the evening was the ceremony of the Funeral Pyre when the Seniors marched in a solemn procession, carrying all the things which were doomed to destruction after four long years of a tedious and servile existence. Leawex fly in and Imam: fly out 0f the thingr we newer Imerw murlz about? Text books, note books and papers were speedily consigned to cremation, and one lone alarm clock was hurled with vengeance into the flames, ringing viciously for the last time in its career. On the evening of Friday, June I, the Seniors gathered for their last Step Singing and the Sophomores, dressed in White, were lined on either side of the approach to Gaucher Hall holding huge chains of daisies. The Seniors passed down the lane of daisies two by two and took their places on the steps singing: Forward, forward girl: of 2:? Marching proudly, heads lzeld lziglz? When they had sung their college songs together for the last time, they were serenaded by the Sophomores WhO dropped rose petals from the balcony above. HRosc petafx softly falling Bring you our last farevu'cll Joys of the past remlling Future hopes they foretell Squat are our memories, Seniors, Dear to eaclz loyal heart Talley a; a token tlzme r0325 Grcclings before rwzr part? The Baccalaureate Service Was held in Catherine Hooper Hall on Sunday and tha- final event of the week was Commzncement 0n NIonday morning, June 4, at the Lyric Theatre, When Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick delivered the address. Songs From Step Singing HERE IN THE DUSK Here in the Dusk Standing once more togethpr Sing as of old 'Neath the blue and gold Here in the Dusk- As the years go by, Still we shall be together Loyal and true, Goucher, to you, As the years go by. '2? WE HAVE COME TOGETHER We have come together For a last goodbye Smiles we bring to greet you But in our hearts a sigh Sad We find the parting But in years to be, Goucher, you will ovnr Live in memory. THE IMMORTAL FAIR GLEAM A citadel high and standing afar We have glimpsed as n. glorious dream. Hallowed and shining and marked by a star We are led by the gleam,ithe immortal fair gleam. Gouchor, your name shines nn our shield; Eyes 'dt't; lightvntd and held by its beam. There is unfolded , proclaimed, and revealed The eternal high gloryg the. ever fair gleam. The true step will SET, the star will inanim- Thought that's noble and courage supreme, Holding before us our faith and desire To be led by the gleam,-the immortal fair gleam. ,mff A x N x '.-:.J -n-f DONNYBROOK FAIR I 5' . :53; m K 0 0 R B Y DONN 146 5ERV IHG' m: . mnmmmaw : ,uiimm 2m mmwam neMrr OJ 1f n J xmxggsnas 33.3: .72 2 3:55.... Ir? Frrrrr xrr 7; r7 KrzKrf M?MAK ........II?..... ...:::...:. 30141.13. $ .AINO 0! nu x 0. lull. .n 10 Jig? .-a.gijEEWWW t MI W xDONNYBROOK FAIR! v, w. Caesar and Cleopatra By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW :7 $16! S THE CURTAINS drew together after the first scene of Camar and Cleo- 4 $158 jmtra, in the Egyptian desert before the figure of the Sphinx, with young Cleopatra, only sixteen, HintriguingH the fifty-year-old Julius Caesar under .2 the moonlight, I murmured to myself: How silver-sweet sounds Bernard,s tongue by night! But not for long. Shaw the mocker frequently appeared thereafter; Shaw the impish Peter Pan 0f dramatists, showing Caesar at the end impervious to romance and even forgettingaO crowning, deadly insultlathc existence of Cleopatra as he prepares to leave for Rome. She has to rush upon the stage to remind him. And how she reminds him! For he finally promises to send that Barrymorean lover, Mark Anthony, to Egypt to console her. Thus does Shaw prepare the way for Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra, suffused by the very magic of passion, yet still preparing the Shawian character, Enc-liarbus, who is never taken in by Cleopatrals wiles. l1 Surely an enjoyable evening, that eighth of RIarCh, the first night of the Seniors, revels. I had to be reminded by my companion, as the flnal scene began, that it was on the edge of midnight. Shaw and the Seniors had made me a disciple of Einstein in my indifference to ordinary methods of reckoning time and space. The production was an even one, unmarred by rough spots, and clearly showed faithful rehearsal plus more. than ordinary talent on the part of several actresses. I shall begin by praising Evelyn Bryan, who made young Ptolemy a charming figure, petulant, timidnand human. He was a fine foil to Cleopatra, whom Dorothy De Berry portrayed in the right vein, the enchantress not yet mature but already devastating. lVIiss De Berry did not over-emotionalize the role; that would have been fatal to Shaw,s intention. She gave us the mixture of archness and calculation which is the soul of the character. She looked the part, and she was amusing and moving by turns in her interpretation of it. June Thomas as Caesar was at her best, I think, in the last scene, where the greatness of Caesar is cunningly half-revealed, half-shrouded in mystery by Shaw, where pathos mingles with mockery and justice sternly rebukes malice. But she was always good. She had that air of self-possession, 0f amused de- tachment. of sympathy with beauty and youth which were appropriate to Caesarys bald crown and fifty years. He looks over the abyss, but does not, like NIark Anthony, take the fatal plunge. A Roman of the Romans, he returns to Romefwith a memory of that moonlight scene in the desert. In the end he will be found like Caesar, like himself! Miss Brooke as Fatatateeta was unmistakably impressive. She had the air! It was her great moment when she lay dead upon the stage, having been faithful to Cleo- patra t0 the last. The loneliness of that young Queen as she called tremblingly to one who could not answer was also one of the best moments of lwiss De Berryls acting. lVIiss Voorhees as Apo-llodorus likewise got my vote. That young man was really a remarkable fellow, with a soul above his occupation as shopkeeper. His humor was a bright spot in the evenings performance. And those fine, upstanding Roman soldiers. reE N N DO $1.. a what a stride and an air they had, a NIartian air imparted by NIL NIartYs coaching. One almost forgot that they were young women of a Senior class. The scenery-that was both elaborate and successful. A good deal of pains must have been expended on it. It undoubtedly helped to lend an atmosphere to several episodes. The costumes, too, were effective. Need I mention that 1V1iss Brinkleyk coaching resulted in a smooth, harmonious production? Things Inust hang together, if a play is to go. In the commonwealth of acting, each must play her part in subordina- tion to a total effect. This was evident as I listened to the unfolding of Shaw's subtle comedy. No one pre-empted the center of the stage too long. The result was genuine Shaw, and not a motley group of young women misinterpreting Shaw. The fine-I'iled phrases came forth Clearly at the right moment; and the sophistication that goes deeper below the surface than Oscar Wildes Shaw, the seemingly ferocious but really gentle satirist, was apparent throughout. Why is Bernard Shaw so attractive to young women who wish to produce a play? He has very little cheap, vulgar smartness-which appears so often in many nogplists Who attempt to interpret the modern spirit. But he is remarkably Witty, he has a Hair for style, he gently pushes over Victorian pedestals. Under his mockery there is always some depth of thought, some memorable analysis of what passes for civilization. His Caesar, as Bliss Thomas showed, has as much tolerance as intolerance. His Cleopatra in her Hsalad days? when she is green in judgment, is almost as Vital as Juliet. Never romantic too long, she nevertheless mingles deftly the siren and the humorist. Miss De Berry brought this out well. I find that I have not yet mentioned Rufio. TVIiss Bennett made this part one of the evenings distinguished impersonations. She was masculine to the eyebrows and, more important, above them. She reminded me of Kipling,s remark: HThe liner shes a lady, an, . . . the IVIan-O-VVafs yer husband. The liner was Cleopatra, and Miss Bennett, though not a husband, provided an excellent contrast. She was certainly a man of war! She had the right swagger and voice, the not-too-much of Shaw and Shakespeare. The play with Rufio left out would have made a Hgreat gap in nature. NIany minor parts showed highly intelligent acting. The evenings pleasure was a symphony of trained voices. I thought, at the end, of ShaWTs conception of Cleopatra, young, frail, sly, indomitable, treacherous even in her first youth, a sensitive plant which closes with deadly effect on the Victim, not Julius Caesar, who enters. Shaw never showed his subtlety more than in this play. It is not a satire on Shakespeareis rlnthony and Cleopatra; it is a glittering pendant to the Shakespearean necklace. Shaw, had he written in verse, might have written Shakespeare's comment: I drmmcd tlmrr was an Emperor. 0, sutlz anatlzrrr Jlmp, that I might see But xuclz anotlzer man! Does it matter whether the Emperofs name was Julius Caesar 0r IWark Anthony? Shaw and Shakespeare present to us a man who is of royal stature, a woman whose . a . . . . ,, bright eyes ram mHuence and Judge the prize. HARRY T. BAKER The Cradle Song By SIERRA UNIOR PLAY! An air of expectancy, the hall aglow with light and young life, a festive scene. Receptive all, to the touch of humor and pathos, tears The Cradle Song! How fitting a theme for the Christmas season When the world glorifies the lVIother and her Babe. The scene: behind convent walls. But there is no gloomy for here, too, the sun shines, human hearts beat, and the imagination and emotion of the nuns plays fondly upon the eternal theme of motherhood. A vicarious motherhood, indeed. A tiny baby-girl is shoved into the home of the Brides of Heaven, of the nuns of the Convent of St. Francis. For eighteen years tender care, Eloving solicitude, anxieties, hopes and Wishes hover over the young life until the wings unfold and carry the precious trust of Heaven back into the great world of life and love, joy and sorrow. When the play begins, and the nuns lift their veils, our hearts go out to them; they are so young, so full of life and longings, so fresh and pretty. When the curtain rises on the last scene, their natures have not changed but the bloom of youth has fled and the color faded. With the departure of their beloved treasure the nuns are left to resignation more stern and to a sense of desolation. A charming and touching offering to the guests of the evening, the Freshmen. The setting, the costumes, the light upon the scene, all created a favorable anticipation. And as the scenes unfold the simple story in an easily flowing dialogue and action the audience followed With tense attention, moved to laughter by the severely devout Vicaress, to respect by the dignified, wise and broadly human Prioress, t0 sympathy for the Winsome and wistfully tender Sister Joanna of the Cross who, if she were a bird, would fly to Bethlehem to be Where the Virgin lived With the Child, and Who is homesick for the baby brother. Sister Inez, domestic and warm-hearted, quite won our hearts; mischevious Marcella found strong partisans; we enjoyed the blunt, jolly but very sensible and safe doctor and the trusty Sister Tornera. Each Character stood out individually and clearly. Theresa, the foundling, played her part, a dimcult part, with unaffected simplicity and sincerity, seconded by her ardent lover, the manly young Antonio. The play, though a difhcult one to present, Was charming, dignified and impressive. HANS FROELICHER. Agora igN THE NIIDST of our collegiate life here at Goucher, there is a group gays more or less vitally interested in things theatrical, a group which is trying to 56,ng relieve academic tension by the production of several worth-while plays dur- ing the course of the year. Agora is hampered by the difliculties of small periods al- lowed for rehearsal, comparatively small funds, and the inability to get on the Katy stage until two hours before the final performance. Nevertheless, the enthusiasm of the group has in a great measure offset these diHiculties; and with the aid of willing co-operation from committees and actors, Agora has staged productions which com- pare favorably with those of amateurs who labor under more favorable circumstances. During registration week, Agora welcomed the freshmen with Booth Tarkingtonls HBimbo, the Pirate, a refreshing comedy guaranteed to drive away all signs of home- sickness. At the second performance, we found that lVIr. Shaw could be not only entertaining but farcical, as evidenced by the highly amusing llPrologue to Androcles and the Lionll; and We saw the first three-act play which Agora has produced in many years-Lord Dunsanyls HThe Gods of the lVIountain. Just before Christmas came another evening of plays; the society farce, All Gummed Up;y and an impressive ex- ample of Maeterlinekls symbolism, The Intruder, followed by a highly original Christmas pantomime. In the middle of March, Agora gave perhaps its best evening of entertainment. Gilbert's llCreatures of Impulse, Barrie's uThe Twelve Pound Look and HThe Kiss in Tenadu, a pantomime taken from llThe Beggar on Horse- back, combined to make a varied program of unusual interest. Taken as a whole, we feel that it has been a particularly good year, that the dra- matic association has become an organization which deserves, and in a large measure receives the support of the college body in its entirety. If it has done nothing else, Agora has created several pictures which we shall never forgetathe seven beggars frozen into a semblance of the Seven Green Gods of the Mountain; two old ladies gossiping before a gay shop window; the magnificent Sergeant Klooque backing away from the threatening crutch of the Old Lady; the Sister of Charity announcing death to the waiting family,-all these are memories which will stay with us always. VIRGINIA COALE eat; ,lv . wk ii The Faculty Plays N FRIDAY, February 22nd, the climax of the dramatic season was reached ' with the presentation of two one-act plays by the Faculty, and the audience d I was larger and more hilarious than the Auditorium of Katy had seen in many days. It has not been determined by even the severest of the critics who were present, whether or not the first play, Herbertls Double Demom Was meant as a judicial satire on the Parliamentary abilities of the mere male or whether it was an application of the difficulties of married life to judicial procedure. It is sufficient to say that the scene was in Hthe Deliberating Room of the Jury, that the Foreman tMiss Richesl was the wife of the eleventh Juror and that the other ten Jurors were of the same sex and temperament as the Foreman. Therein broils the plot! The eleventh Juror tDr. Gotlingy, characterized as llpatient, shy and mild-manneredfy concentrated on his game of Double Demon, while the l'fairer members of the Jury deliberated. When they had decided that the prisoner was guilty and the Foreman was ready to report, her husband entered the discussion just long enough to disagrEe with the decision, and calmly returned to his game of cards. The Jurors were exasperated! Number four argued with him; number eight argued with him; number one argued with him and the Foreman herself argued with him. Number seven tMiss Von Bor- riesy controlled her desire for a cigarette and retired behind College Humor,H but number six thIiss McGinnisy would not be discouraged and went on with her knit- ting. Finally when number four tlkliss Craney developed hysterics, number two tMiss Marjorie Wallace, as young as a juror could be and as beautiful as possiblel took it upon herself to argue or rather to convince toh, so gentlyl the eleventh Juror that the prisoner was certainly guilty. When she finally succeeded, the Jurors rose with a glad cry to return to court, but the Foreman, aghast at the sudden amiability of her husband, set about to convince the Jurors that he must be wrong and the pris- oner most certainly was NOT guilty. The disadvantage in carrying domestic dif- ficulties into the court room was apparent and by the time the Jurors reached a unani- mous decision of HNot Guilty the court attendant entered to report that the prisoner had just confessed his guilt. At the climax the dignity of the audience vanished for the evening, and the faculty took their places among the successful dramatic artists of the season. In the second play, Shaw's Passion, Poison and Petrifaction, no part of the title was neglected, but Was admirably personified by the heroine, Miss Dorothy Wallace, who loved poor Adolphus, Dr. Lloyd; also by the husband, Dr. Curtis, who fed poison to poor Adolphus; and by poor Adolphus him elf, who drank lime as an antidote, never thinking that it would set and transform him into a living statue. There is a remark- able opportunity for mental relaxation in the sight of the fields of History and Chem- istry rolling together on the floor, or the field of Biblical literature directing traHic. or that of Political Science administering Medical advice, and it is our greatest hope that Faculty Dramaties will become an annual occasion, to be anticipated throughout the year. ' Delta Gamma SORORES IN URBE DOROTHY ALLERS ANNE BAGBY LOUISE TULL BAKER SARA S. BAYLISS KATHERINE CLAZETT BECK DOROTHY WELSH BLALOCK MARY G. W. BRAUNS MABEL CARTER MILDRED COUGHLIN NAN HAYDEN CECIL MARY I. CLEAVELAND MARJORIE L. DANDRIDGE SADIE M. DANDY ESTHER ELLINGER ELIZABETH FLEMING ELIZABETH FORBUS VIRGINIA Fox VIRGINIA C. qusmx JEAN FULTON GLAm's FULTON URSULA GUARD MELISSA HILL ELXZABETH Hxss ALIDA HOEN VIOLET HUFF R051: C. HUTTON ELIZABETH IDDXNGS BESS STOCKING KOONTZ ELIZABETH MCCAULEY ANNA WALTERS MCNEAL JANET GOUCHER MILLER Jassm LEFTER PALMER JOANNA Ross PANCOAST ELIZABETH PROTZMAN REBECCA PROTZMAN MABEL REESE MARGARET E. RUNYON MARY FIELD SADTLER ISABEL W. SCHMEISER RUTH FRENCH SHRIVER DORIS SLOTHOWER REBECCA J. TIMBRESS LOUISE WEST EMILXE WILKINS LUCILLE M. WILKINS MARY MARTIN WILSON kacmm COALE PHYLLIS DAMSCHRODER RUTH BARKER MARTHA BROWN HELEN ELDERKIN Delta Gamma PSI CHAPTER Establixlzed I891 CLASS OF 1929 KATHERINE MCDIARMID HELEN WILLARD VIRGINIA FORWARD MARY NELSON LEE CLASS OF 1930 ANNE PRENTZEL LOUISE WARD MARTHA FURBEE JOSEPHINE LERCH ALICE MILLER CLASS OF 1931 HAZEL Fox NAOMI GOTWALS CLASS OF 1 932 ELIZABETH SCULLY AMY HAYWARD MARION KRATZ ROBERTA LATHROP RUTH NEAL ALICE QUILLIARD ELIZABETH ALDERMAN FLORENCE LA BAU MARGARET TAYLOR Alpha Phi SORORES IN URBE RUTH ADAMS BAER MARGARET BRYAN BAER ROSA BALDWIN ELEANOR CROWTHER DAVIS HORTENSE DRYDEN ANNE MARGUERITE DYE CATHERINE P. EDMUan EDITH EMMONS DOROTHY FORD JENNIE LOUISA FRAMES ROSALIE FREENY CHARLOTTE GALLAGHER GENEVIEVE HENDLEY LULIE P. HOOPER ALICE REUTER KATHERINE V. HOOPER ISABELLA S. HUNNER ISABELLA HUNNER GENEVIEVE M. KUNTZ AILEEN KENNY , MARGARE'ITA LINDSAY 2;; MARY H. G. LIIPFERT EDITH MILLS MARTINE CLARINDA MATHEWS ALICE MEREDITH HELEN NICHOLSON NOBLE EDNA NORTON NELLIE ORCUTT EUGENIA Porrs FANNIF. GRANT RUSSELL ANNA E. RUTLEDGE JEANETTE SCIIUMACHER EVELYN EAKLE SEEBA MARGARET P. SHRYOCK HATTIE C. SNEERINGER ISABEL STONE TAYLOR MARGUERITE C. WATERS GRACE WELLS FAUNTLEROY WIGHT ANGELINE F. VVILLIAMS EVA BANDELL WILSON ISABEL Wooos MARIAN BRAUN ELIZABETH LAMB GEORGIA MILLER ELIZABETH Moss Alpha Phi ZETA CHAPTER Establixlzed 1891 Class of 1929 DOROTHY BETTS FAITH CHANDLER FRANCES KLEMANN ALICE NELSON SUSAN PORTER LAURA S. VODRHEES DOROTHY SHEPPARD MARY VENNUM Clan of 1930 MARTHA CRAWFORD E. GETZENDANNER MARTHA HORNER HENRIETTA PETERSON Class of 1931 ALICE ONEN DOROTHY PEW MILA SHROPSHIRE EMILY TIFFANY BARBARA TRUITI' ELIZABETH WALLEN WAYNE VVARDEN BETSY WOOLLEN Class of 1932 THEODORE FEVTON BROOKS SARA CHAPPELL ELLEN COOLIDGE SARA JANE EVANS MARY Fox JENNIE Hoon HUNT EDITH JEANNISSON VIRGINIA MILLER EVELYN NAILL NATALIE NORWOOD KATHRYN SHARPS LUCY STIFLER KATE TXTUS KATHERINE TURNER LOUISE VVOODWARD Tau Kappa Pi SORORES IN URBE MARION DAVENPORT BLAIR ALICE BROWN ALICE E. CLARKE KATHERINE CLARKE ELSIE Cox MILDRED EDMUNDS DEAN LOUISE DOWELL MARXON HOFFMAN DRAPER BLANCHE HARMON EATON MARGARET KING ANNE HEUBECK KNIPP RUTH HARLAN LEMOINE HARRIET ELLIS LEVERING MARGARET REED LEWIS STELLA MCCARTY GERTRUDE NICKERSON MARY NELSON RUTH ALICE ROBERTS ELIZABETH SANDERS EMILY SCHILPP GRACE PARKER SOPER MABEL PATTBN Smexmunma ETHEL HOFFMAN STONE FLORENCE EDWARDS SUMWALT MARGARET SUMWALT FRANCES TROXELL MARY ELLIS TURNER ELIZABETH VAN DUYNE JOIINETTA VAN METER VIRGINIA HANDY VOEGELI ANGELINE GRIFFING WOFF CAROL WOFF AGNES CHAMBERS WYLIE Tau Kappa Pi Established, 1896 CLAss OF 1929 KATHARINE Buss HELEN BURDETTE NEVA BROWN ELIZABETH FLAGGE MARY BRUBAKER CLASS OF 1930 ETHEL HERTWIG FRANCES LONG MARION VARNER MARGARET FELLOWS FLORENCE LIVINGSTON MARJORY GAYLORD ETHEL MAC KENZIE ADA KROM MARGARET RIDER MARY HELEN WEINRICII CLASS OF 193 1 MARY COOK DOROTHY PATTERSON MARGARET GAVAN VIRGINIA RAINE MARGARET LEWIS MARGARET RODGERS RICKA LLOYD MARTHA L. RUTHERFORD ELIZABETH MUELLFR ELIZABETH TUCKER ESTHER VARNER CLASS OF 1932 ELIZABETH ARCHER VIRGINIA LIGHTFOOT EDNA BOYCE HARRIET MCKEE ADDALINE GILLESPIE ALICE PERRINE ALICE KLINGELHOFER VIRGINIA WRIGHT 167 Gamma Phi Beta SORORES IN URBE KATHERINE TREIDE BAER MARY SAWYER BAKER MARY HELEN BAKER WILHELMINA BENJAMIN ANNA BOARDMAN DOROTHY W. BROWN MARIAN W. DAY LUCY WEAVER DENHARD MARGARET DENMEAD HELEN DODSON ELsu: ROBBINS DODDS ETHEL SHRINER DULANEY RUTH T. DUNNINGTON MARGARET L. EMMONS RUTH FAGUNDUS MARIA FULTON DOROTHY HALL MAHLE HAY MAY WESTCOTI' HAYES FLORENCE OEHM HAVVKISIS MRS. HENRY M. HALL E: LUCILLE HEROLD ALVAHN HOLMES PENELOPE W. JAMESON MARION JONES JARMAN CECELIA KEILHOLTZ MURIEL LEE DOROTHY L. MALTBIE HARRIET C. MCCURLEY MARY T. MCCURLEY MARIE OHLE MEAD EDITH MELVILLE HELEN QUIVEY BERENICE RYAN JULIA SPRENKEL AMELIA WAGNER SUTTON FRANCES SWEEZY AGNES THOMAS EMMA THOMAS BELLE BAKER TREIDE HESTER CORNER WAGNER JEANNETTE WILMOT NELLIE W. WILMOT Gamma Phi Beta ZETA CHAPTER MARCITA BAILEY CAROLYN BRAME EVELYN CONSIDINE VIRGINIA BARROVVS JEAN BOGARDUS MARY WHITE CHANDLER HENRIETTA BAKER KATHERINE BACKES RUTH BAIRD MARY Bows Established, 1893 CLAss OF 1929 MIRIAM JOHNSON KATE MCCURLEY GEORGIA PEACOCK CLASS OF 1930 SARAH CHAPMAN CAROLINE DENMEAD MARY HAMILTON LAMIRA HENLEY CLASS OF 193 1 MARGARET BURNET MARGARET HANN MARION HARDY ELSA KINGMAN JANE KNIGHT CLASS OF 1932 MARGARET STOVER HELEN TURNBULL WILHELMINA WARKENTIN Dons KING DOROTHY PRINGLE LOUISE YOUNG MATHILDA LINTHICUM FRANCES PRINGLE VIRGINIA POTTER ELIZABETH WISE NANCY CONKLIN NANCY HOLCOMB LONA HANKER EDMONIA HENLEY LOUISE HILL BETTY JOHNS NELL JONES PATIENCE PECKER MARY POWELL GLORIA THAMES MARY PHILLIPS WOOLVERTON Kappa Alpha Theta SORORES IN URBE MARY W. AINSLEE MARY BUELL ELEANOR WATTS BLACK JEAN INGRAM BROOKS ANNA BRUSH MARGARET DIXEY BELLE TAYLOR DOYLE GEORGE DOVE DAVIS ELEANOR DILWORTH ETHEL HENDRICKSON Donsuy EMMA LOUISE DULANEY ETHEL ELMER HARRIET BAKER EWALT EVELYN EWALT ELIZABETH FRISCII MARY CARTER FUSSELBAUGH KATHERINE HELFRICH FORT MARY BUN W. GONTRUM RUTH GRANHAM JEAN MERRIKEN HARRISON CARVILLA HELFRICH HELINA HORTON ERNESTINE D. HUTCHINS HELEN E. IIARPER RUTH HASLUP DOROTHY 0. KENNEDY LOUBELLE S. KNIPP RUTH DYER LEONARD ll GENEVIEVE Ln COMPTE MARION HINDS MCCORMICK MARY WARD MEGRAW RITA WINKLEMAN MCFEE NELL M. MILLER LOUISE PENNINGTON ALICE BENNETT POLLARD HELEN HAYDEN PARKER GERTRUDE T. ROBERTS ESTHER D. SMITH CLAIRE VAON M. STIEFF MARY VVXLSON SWINDELL CHRISTIE DULANEY SOLTER RUTH TAYLOR ADELAIDE P. THOMPSON THELMA THOMAS CLARA DAVIS TUCKER KATHERINE VAN NESS STELLA BIDDISON WERNER FLORA W. WILSON DOROTHY WILSON MARY COLT VVILCOX LILLIAN S. VVIIITEHEAD LELIA S. VVOOLFORD CHARLOTTE WILLxAMs VIRGINIA P. VVATSON HILDA M. VVYCKOFF Kappa Alpha Theta ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Established 1896 CLASS OF 1929 MARJORIE BENNETT ELIZABETH CREIGIITON LOUISE PARRISH JOSEPHINE CLIFFE MAXINE GROTH MARTHA PERRILL ELIZABETH CORBELL VIRGINIA JONES SARA ELEANOR SMITH CLAss OF 1930 EVELYN CRADY JANET JEFFREY VIRGINIA Lou DRESCH NANCY GRAY LARRICK KATHERINE INC LA VANTIA SIMMONS BERTHA MAY SMITH CLASS OF 1931 MARGARET ALEXANDER FRANCES MAYS MARY ELIZABETH BUNN MARY SCHADLER ELIZABETH DUGAN SERENA SMYSER MARGARET GUTELIUS MARY ALICE TRUI'rr CLASS OF 1932 MARY LOUISE BENNETT ISABEL KING GERTRUDE REEERT RHDDA BLOSSOM VERNER KLINE 10m: SHAFFER ELEANOR BRANSON MARGARET NICHOLS CONNETTA LEE SLOAN ELIZABETH CARLISLE JANE PRATT MARGARET SPRATT ETHEL DOWNS ELIZABETH SWING -g,,n :.$1.. Pi Beta Phi SORORES IN URBE MRS. JOHN ADAMS HELEN ATWOOD MRS. L. M. BACON, JR. MRS. WILLIAM G. BALL Mas. BROOKS BOYLE LEONA BUCHWALD MRS. LEWIS BUCKMAN DOROTHY CLEVELAND MRS. HENRY E. CORNER ESTHER L. Cox RUTH L. Cox MRS. JOHN K. CULVER CAROLINE DITTS MRS. RALPH FINKBINDER MRS, ALLEN FOSTER Mus. ARTHUR GRAFFLIN MRS. VIRGIL M. HILLYER MRS. GEORGE F. HENBECK KATHERINE B. HOPPER MRS. T. B. HULL MRS. FAYNE A. KAYSER ELIZABETH KELLUM MARGARET HITCHENS MRS. A. D. KENNEDY MRS. H. G. KIEFER GERTRUDE A. KUTZLEB MARY ELIZABETH LAMB, MARGARETTA LAMB I MRS. GILBERT H. Mooim MRS. THOMAS E. MOORE LOUISE MURPHY MRS. JOHN G. MURRAY SYLVANIA NAGLE ELIZABETH NITCHIE ELEANOR NORRIS CAROLYN ENos POTTs MRS. ROLAND R. READ BLANCHE REISINGER HELENE SCHNEIDEREXTH ISABEL SCHULTZ MRS. WILLIAM SELLARDS MRS. DONALD SHERWOOD MRS. WILLIAM SIPPEL MRS. E. N. SPURGIN MRS. M. F. TEDDLIE Mks. RICHARD TE LINDE MRS. R. BRUCE THOMPSON MRS. J. W. TOTTLE HELEN H. TOTTLE MARGARET TORSCH MRS. CHARLES TRUSSELL LOUISE VAN SANT Vida . ,mff x 1 DONNYBROOK FAIR l .. 1- , . 3' w Pi Beta Phi MARYLAND ALPHA CHAPTER Establixlzed 1897 CLAss OF 1929 DOROTHY DE BERRY GERTRUDE WALTON HELEN KUNKEL DOROTHY WILSON DOROTHY JOHNSON LOUISA SKELTON CLASS OF 1930 ATTARAH BLACKWOOD DOROTHY LEA SARAH STULZ BE'ITY GREIG HARRIET MYERS ELLEN TERRELL HELEN LANKFORD DOROTHY PE'ITIBONE NEDRA WILHELM CLASS OF 1931 LILLIAN CHAMBERS SOPHY MARIE PERRY SARA LEE COBAU KATHERINE ARMSTRONG MARY MARGARET GORDON ESTHER GIFFORD DOROTHY GREIG MILDRED GEIGER MARGARET SWALLow MARGARET ARMSTRONG CLASS OF 1932 EMILY GICK FANNY THOMS ANNA ELIASDN FLORENCE TOTTLE FRANCES NIXDORF BARBARA GRXFFITHS KATHRYN SMITH DOROTHY KELLEY De RUTH COBLENZ ESTHER BELT lta Delta Delta SOROR ES IN URBE BATZLER DOROTIIEA BLAss HINES, JR. BARBARA BAGLE HOBAN LYDIA KIRK BOND ANNE HOROSCHAK ESTELLE RAEHLE BYRNE MRS. KREIGER ELEANOR COBLENZ MILDRED JOHANNSEN LILLIE CORWIN MARY LEUTZ JOHNSON ELIZABETH CRAWFORD MILDRED JACKENS JOYCE . HILDA DEVRIES DAvxs MILDRED Rm; JUDD 3 MARY DUNLAP LEILA FISHER RUTH KRAMER ADA WADDINGTON LENTZ MARY ARNEST FULTON DOROTHY prps ATKINSON MRS. C. F. GEE ELIZABETH T. LEUTSCHER MRS. B. L. HARBURG ALICE MALLIEU MRS. A. J. HAL MRS CLARENCE ANNA HARRISON L MARION MATHEWS HEWITT CELESTE KLEINLE MAXWELL MILDRED MCGINNIS MARY MUMFORD MICHAEL FLORENCE S. OCONNEL, JR. ANNE BULLIVANT PFEIFFER MRS. RAYMOND PEARLE ESTHER Lova PALVOGT MRS. J. B. RAEDER FRANCES CARWIN REEVES ELEANOR ROSE KATHRYN SKILLING LETITIA STACKE'KT EDNA STROUSE FRANCES THOMPSON JANET GRAHAM TOME KATHARxNE W. TROELLINGER SARA WALKER WARNER BLANCHE MEYERS VVIHELM RUTH ANDRUS KAREN BENZON ELIZABETH EBERT ANNE HACKMAN VIRGINIA BOWER GRETCHEN COLE FRANCES CORDELL a Delta Delta Delta XI CHAPTER Established, 1898 CLAss OF 1929 AMELIA KING MARION MCFETRXDGE SALOME KREIDER HELEN NEWCOMBE KATHARINE KUMPF MARGARET SAWYER MARY ELLEN WINZELER CLAss OF 1930 CYNTHIA FASSETT MARGARET QUINN ELIZABETH FURNISS LEE VANCE HELEN WARD CLASS OF 1931 SIGNE BENZON AMELIA GROSS ADA CHILDERS ELEANOR HOUGHTON KATHARINE DANIEL SARA W. MOORE HELEN M. DUER MARY HAMILTON T. ORR MARY SLEMAN CLASS OF 1932 RAE ANDERSON MATILDA MCLESTER MARGARET Fox ELIZABETH LAWTON MARJORIE JACKSON VIRGINIA KELLY MARGARET LONG WXNIFRED PRIOR JULIA MORRIS HELEN RADFORD Alpha Gamma Delta SORORES IN URBE HELEN ADAMS EVELYN VVchox ANDREWS DOROTHY H. ARMSTRONG HELEN CARTER BARNES MARGARET BROWN JEAN BURKE MARIAN TU'ITLE CONNER JEAN Wchox CURLEY MARGARET DENNXSON LILLIAN BURROUGHS DAVIS AGNES WILD DENSON ANTOINETTE EGAN MAUDE GALLEN ETHEL HAYNES THELMA HEss HALL JESSIE HEALY EDNA RICHARDS DOROTHY L. HELFRISCH BEATRICE SMITH HUDSON EMMA HUMPHRIES EDITH JOESTING ALICE KOLLER HELEN KNORR ROSE LAMPE MARGARET LEIB ETHEL L. D. LUNDVALIJ MADGE T. MACKLIN DOROTHY MCCORD MARGARET WATERS MUSE DOROTHY ORENSCHALL MARGARET OWEN RUTH QUIGLEY DOROTHY RUSSELL VIRGINIA SCHEFFENACKER ELLA SHORT SKINNER MARGARET SAPP EDNA SINGWALD ETHEL STALEY CAROLYN STEVENS MILDRED TRUEHEART MARGARET V055 ROSANNA VVAGNER LILLIAN WATNER GERALDINE WALKER GRACE WILDEN KATHERINE WISNER FLORENCE WITHERSPOON ELIZABETH YARDLEY 1C A Alpha Gamma Delta HELEN BREVOORT ELMYR PARK BETFIE CUNNINGHAM LYDIA ADAMS ELIZABETH BARDES KATHERINE BAUGHMAN MARY CRUM EMILY FOLK MARY ELIZABETH BOYD KATHRYN BUTTON AIMEE CLUNET MARY HALL HAMILTON EVELYN ALLISON SARAH MARGARET BOWERS THELMA BOWMAN THETA CHAPTER Established 1908 CLASS OF 1929 SARAH VVILSON JEAN WALTERS VIRGXNIA MITCHELL CLASS OF 1930 BETSY PETTINGILL VIRGINIA CARR ELAINE DE HART EVELYN SNow JULIA FURST CLASS OF 1931 MARJORIE HEITKAMP FRANCES KAHLE BARBARA PEARSON CLASS OF 1932 GRACE THOMASON JUNE THOMAS HELEN MALTBY CHRISTINE KLESIUS MARGARET PARDEE VERA SHUTZ ANNE TAWES HARRIET CASSELL KATHRYN PERKINS EDNA RITTER NELLE SMITHER GWENDDLYN SWINGLE ANNE POWELL KATHERINE PHILLIPS RUTH SIEBEN-MORGAN NANCY SNEIDER C v! . 13,, WA K g a, NAXDONNYBJ FAIRM3 5.. 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J. . 123 Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. . 813 George St, Throop, Pa. . 92 Harvard - .NSt: J2m'es 481.; N and C.lin.ch.Place, Garden City, L. 1., N. Y. . . . Cristland, Emerson, O. . . . . . Glengyle, Arlington, Md. . 339 Twenty-third 31., N. W., Canton, 0. . 536 Hamilton St, Norristown, Pa. . . 6 Hathaway Circle, VVynnewood, Pa. . . . 8 Merrymount Road, Roland Park, Md. . . . . 1213 Harford Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 1231 National Ave., Rockford, Ill. . 5 Millbrnok Ave., Baltimore, Md. .........RockHall,Md. . 2105 W. Fourth St, VVilIiamsport, Pa. . . 116 Kenwood Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 202 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md. . 2506 Keyworth Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 703 E. Carroll St, Macomb, Ill. . Linthicum Heights, Baltimore, Md. . 2112 Mt. Holly St, Baltimore, Md. . 2 Stratford Place, Nawark, N. J. . 210 Rutledge Ave., E. Orange, N. J. . 1720 Nineteenth St, Parkersburg, W. Va. . . . . Puritan Apts., Louisville, Ky. . 1819 Mahantongo St., Pottsvilley Pa. . 141 Van Delinda Ave., Teaneck, N. J. . 1537 N. Milton Ave., Ba'timore, Md. . . . 1320 Twenty-second Ave., Meridian, Miss. . 6 Talbot Road, Windsor Mills, Baltimore, Md. . . . Georgian Court Apts., Baltimore, Md. . 4.15 Maple Park, Olympia, Wash. MILLER, ALICE ELIZABETH . MILLER, CATHERINE ELIZABETH . MILLER, GEORGIA MCCAMPBELL . MILLIKEN, SYLVIA LILLIAN . MILLOY, MARGARET . . . MITCHELL, BERTHA LYLIAN . MOORE, NINA ELIZABETH . MOORE, SARA WALKER . MORRIS, ANNA LOUISE . Moss, ELIZABETH . . MUF1LER ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE . MUINCH, GLADYS VASHTI. MYERS, ERMA GRACE . NAGLE, ELIZABETH LAUBACH . NEWBRAND, SHIRLEY . NOECKER, MARGARET H. . O'NEAL HAZEL ESFELLE . ONEN,AL10E CRISPEII ORR 'MARY HAMILTON THOMPSON . OSBOKN, MARY ELIZABETH . OVERHOLSER, BARBARA FRANTZ . PATTERSON, DOROTHY Goonwa . PEARSON, BARBARA . PERRON L1LL1AN CLAIRE . PERRY SOPHY MARIE . . PETERSON DOROTHY GRETCHEN . PETTIBONE, MARY LINCOLN . PEw, DOROTHY JANE PHILLIPS, ANNE CURLEY . POTTER VIRGINIA . PO'ITS MIRIAM . POWELL, FRANCES ANN POWELL, HANNAH MATILDA W. PRINGLIZS, FRANCES ELLEN . REED, MARY VALEDIA . RITTER, EDNA BERTHA . ROBINSON, MARGARET JUNE . RODGERS MARGARET. . . RUPLI, MARGARET DOROTHEA . RUTHERFORD, MARTHA LINN . SAMPSON, LOUISE NAIRN . SCARF, ELIZABETH FENBY . SCHADLER, MARY BARLOW . SCHILLER, LEAH ETHEL . SCHOCK, ELLEN DETWILER . SEAMAN, SARA FRANCES . SEEM MARY HUTCHISON . SEEMAN ANNE . . SHAW MARY KATHERINE . SHELDON, EMILY BREWSTER . SHROPSHIRE, MILA HOOPER . SKIRVEN, MADELINE THERESA . SLEMAN, MARY . . . SMITH, ERMA ELIZABETH . SMITHER, NELLE KNOGER . SMYSER, SERENA STEIN . SOLLERS, EDITH FORD . . Hillside Road, Harrisburg, Pa. . . 575 Third St, Butler, Pa. . 1452 S. Fourth St, Louisville, Ky. .North West St., Waynesboro, Pa. . . . 937 W. Ninth St, Erie, Pa. . 10 Arch St., New Bedford, Mass. . 54.1 E. Grand Ave., Tower City, Pa. . 1603 Eighteenth St, 3., Nashville, Tenn. . 2910 Allendale Road, Baltimore, Md. . 3522 Salisbury Road, Birmingham, Ala. . 3402 Powhatan Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 216 Chancery Road, Baltimore, Md. . 198 S. Second St., Steeltun, Pa. . 302 E. Twenty- first St., Northampton, Pa. . . . . 143 Seminary St. Berea, O. . 210 E Main St. Schuykill Haven, Pa. .4006 Fernhiil Ave. Baltimore, Md. : 130 Frelinghuysen Ave.,Batt1e Creek, Mich. . 24.07 Vanderbilt Place, Nashville, Tenn. . 116 Hay Ave Johnstown Pa. .309 N. Ninth St Reading Pa. . 3929 Brighton Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. . .31 Sears Ave., Boston Mass. 3.804, Forrest Park Ave., Baltimore, Md. . .408 W. Third St. Sterling, Ill. . 36 Euclid Ave. Jamestown, N. Y. . .New Milford Conn. .7334. Summit St. Kansas City, Mo. . 2727 N. Calvert St, Baltimore, Md. . Chestnut Hill, Mt. Washington, Md. . 3801 Egerton Road, Baltimore, Md. . 1618 Pope Ave., Richmond Va. . . 965 Lideden St. Sharon Pa. .North Hill Farm, Punxsutawney, Pa. 410 Pine St, Steelton, Pa. .Columbia Ave., Palmerton, Pa. . 3602 S St., Washington, D. C. . . 523 Orknew Road, Baltimore, Md. . 2534. Hall Place, Washington, D. C. . 3777 Derry St., Paxtang, Pa. . 3251 Lincoln Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. . 739 Newington Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . 734 Park Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. 3513 Reistertown Road, Baltimore, Md. . . 580 E. Market St., Marietta, Pa. . 109 Market St., Scottdale, Pa. . . . . 1220 Ninth Ava, Greeley, Ca. . 160 W. Eighty- seventh St. New York City . I724. Braddish Av.e, Baltimore, Md. . . Old Mill Apts.Y Cariisle, Pa. . 1404. Niayuma Ave., Birmingham, Ala. . 2900 Ailsa Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 26 W. Kirk St., Chevy Chase, Md. . 4.000 White Ave., Raspeburg, Md. . 992 Lamar Ave., Memphis, Tenn. . . 495 Linden Ave., York, Pa. . 605 Lennox St, Baltimore, Md. SPEAK, ELEANOR GERTRUDE . SPICKLER, DOROTHY HELEN . SPILKER, CAROL OWINGS . STAINTON, GERTRUDE AMELIA . STANSBURY, ALICE ISABEL . STRATTON, CATHERINE KENT . SWALLow, MARGARET DUNCAN . SWIXGLE, GWENDOLYN DOROTHY . TAYLOR. MARGARET CAMDEN . TIER, MILDRED BROWN . TIFFANY, EMILY VIRGINIA . . TOMPKINS, ELIZABETH CHURCH . TROXWELL, ANNA MARIE . T110111, MARY ALICE . TRUITT, BARBARA . 1 . . . . TRUI'IT, MARJORIE MEREDITH . TUCKER, ELIZABETH A. . VANHOUTER, HELEN GWENDOLYN . VARNER, ESTHER SUZANNE . WARDEN, KATHERINE . WARDEN, WAYNE . WASKowaz, CHARLOTTE . VVEISS, EMALYN ROSANNA . WERTHEIMER, LOUISE . WHITE, RUTH ADELLE . WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA OLIVE . WISE, ELIZABETH STEWART . W005, ELLA KELROY . WOLFF, CELESTE LOUISE . WOOLEN, BETSEY . WURZEL, RUTH . YERKEs, ROSALIE MARY . YOUNG, EMILY VIOLA . YOUNG, MIRIAM HOLDEN . szxIND, ROSALIND . . 875 8. Franklin St, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . . 1432 Rascher Ave., Chicago, Ill. . 321 Wendover Road, Baltimore, Md. . 1020 Ocean Ave., Ocean City, N. J. . 502 Fifth Ave., Wilson, Pa. . . . 1819 Broad St., Trenton, N. J. . 3801 Campbell St, Kansas City, Mo. . 1020 Quincy Ave., Scranton, Pa. . 2405 W. Lanvale St, Baltimore, Md. . 144 E. Sunbury St., Shamokin, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . . . VVarrenton, Pa. . 101 West Eighty-flfth St., New York City . . . . . . . . . . ..CarmeI, N.Y. . . . . . . . . Naperville, Ill. .99 Oak St., Binghampton, N. Y. . 204. Monterey Ave., Pelham, N. Y. . 607 W. I87th 51., New York City . Burnside Ave., Annapolis, Md. . 1109 Confer Ave., Johnstown, Pa. . . . Church St., Mt. Pleasant, Pa. . 1715 Sulgrave Road, Louisville, Ky. . 19 S. Linwood Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . . . . 630 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. . Belnord Apts., Brooks Lane, Baltimore, Md. . 736 Clinton Ave., Plainfield, N. J. . . 67 Jackson Ave., Bradford, Pa. . 113 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md. . 4019 Edmondson Ave.Y Baltimore, Md. . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . Ellicott City, Md. . 230 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, N. C. . 450 S. Forty-seventh 81., West Philadelphia, Pa. . 6.1.13 West Chester Road, Upper Darby, Pa. . Anthwyn and Montgomery Ave., Narberth, Pa. . 3304. Gwynns Falls Parkway, Baltimore, Md. . 322 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Greensburg, Pa. ABRAMSON, MIRIAM LEAH . ADAMS, ANN CATHARINE . ALDERMAN, ELIZABETH AUDRA . ALLISON, CATHERINE EVELYN . ALLISON, EVELYN . . ALSTON, LOUISE EUGENIA . ANDERSON, RAY MILNER . APPLEGATE, DORIS JOHNES . ARCHER, BETTY AURILIE . BACHTELL, CATHERINE RAIIAUSER . BAKER, ALDYTH VVARE . BALDWIN, LENORE JANE . BARNE'ITE, RUTH LITTLEPAGE . BASSETT, MARY COXE . . BEADLE, MARGARET MCWAIN . BEASLEY, ELIZABETH STANLEY . BECK, MARGARET BONITA . BENNETT, MARY LOUISE . BENOIST, MARIE LOUISE . BENSER, ETHEL MARION . BENZON, SIGNE . . BERRY, KITrY WITIIERS . BISHOP, CATHARINE LEONA . BLIZZARD, FRANCES . BLOSSOM, RHODA . BLUTHENTHAL, DOROTHY FRANCES . BOAX, RACHEL MILLIKIN . BONTHRON, ELIZABETH MARY . BOOTON, HELEN VIRGINIA . BOWERS, SARA MARGARET . BOWMAN, THELMA ELIZABETH . BOYCE, EDNA DEBORAH . BOYER, HARRIETT EDNA . BOYLE, EMMA HEDDEN . BRANSON, ELEANOR KABER . BRETT, PRISCILLA . . BRIGHAM, HELEN VIRGINIA . BRONNE, FREDA CAROLYN . BROOKS, BILLY . . BROOKS, ELIZABETH . A BROOKS, THEODORA FENTON . BROWN, JANE CALDWELL . BROWN, REVECCA . . . BUCHANAN, MARY JANE . BUCK LOUELLA BARTLETT . CAVLE, SARA MAE . . . CANNON, BETTY YARBROUGH . CARDWELL, ELLEN GRAHAM . CARLISLE, ELXZABETH . CARLL, MARY LOUISE . . 3739 North Road, Baltimore, Md. . . . . . . . . Ridgefield, Conn. . . . 4.01 Thorn St., Warren, 0. . 3218 Hawthorne Ava, Richmond, Va. . . Signal Mt., Chattanooga, Tenn. . 1322 Twenty-second Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala. . . . . . Gray SL, VViIson, N. C. . 1125 Greenwood Ave., Trenton, N. J. . 134. Elm 81., Reading, Pa. . 133 Broadway, Hagerstown, Md. . . . . . . . Reistertown, Md. . 698 Gladstone Ave., Dalton, Pa. . 716 Dryden Drive, Baltimore, Md. .586 Mains Street, Coatsvilie, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . . Brockway, Pa. . 110 Morningaide Park, Memphis, Tenn. . 158 N. Wyoming St, HazlemnY Pa. . . . 2740 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. . 3111 Macomb St, N. VV., Washington, D. C. . 5509 Gwynn Oak Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 110 Forest Drive, Catonsville, Md. . 212 S. Ashland Ave., Lexington, Ky. .Sayre,Pa. . . 1910 Nineteenth St, Parkersburg, W. Va. . 38 Bayview Ave., Rosebank, Staten Island, N. Y. . . . . .Emerson Apts., Baltimore, Md. . 1028 Fawcett Ave., McKeesport, Pa. . 339 Lorraine Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . . . . . . . . Williamson, W. Va. . 126 E. High St., Mannington, W. Va. . Cornwell Heights, Bucks C11, Pa. . 4628 Naples St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . . . . . Monogahela, Pa. . 4.303 Springdale Ave., Baltimore. Md. . 3807 Ingomar St, Chevy Chase, D. C. . . . P. O. Box E, Cocoanut Grove, Fla. . 82 Edgemont Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. . 23.1. Glea Sh, Glens Falls, N. Y. . Hotel Warwick, 65 W. Fifty-fourth St, New York City . 800 Third Ave., Joliet, Ill. . 611 Reservoir St., Baltimore, Md. . . . 68 E. Main St., Chillicothe, O. . 3635 Reistertown Road, Baltimore, Md. ............Granger,1a. . 5735 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . 1 . . . . Chewsville, Md. . 54.3 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg. S. C. . 2127 Ritner St., Philade'phia, Pa. ...1......Wayne,Pa. . . Elkridge, Md. CARMICHAEL, EDNA CLAIRE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Elsiuor Apts.,Baltimore,Md. CERF, MARJORIE LOUISE . . . . . . . . . . . . 881 Springdale Road Atlanta, Ga. CHAPMAN KATHARINE M. Locxwoon . . . . . . . . 23 Elm St.,G1ens Falls, N Y. CHAPPELI SARA CORINNE . . . . . . . . . . .923 S. Twenty- eighth St., Birmingham, Ala. COHEN, JUDITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4107 Barrington Road Baltimore, Md. COLLIER HILDA ELIZABEIH . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 VVyndcrest Road Catonsv,ille Md. CONKLYN NANCY ELI7AEEFH . . . . . . . . . . .43 Edgecliff Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. COOKINGHAM, DORIS BURHAUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Broad St. Elmer, N. J. COOLXDGE ELLEN MARGUERITHA . . . . . . . . . . .2400 Harrison St., Evanston Ill. CORBELL NANCY . . . . . . . . . . . . .400 Mt Vernon Ave. Portsmouth, Va. CUMMINGS, DORO'IHY ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . . 205 E. Iroquois Rozid Pontiac, Mich. DIENEs, MARY EMILY . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Albermarle Road, Asheville, N. C. Downs, JEAN HAZEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3541 Newland Road, Baltimore, Md. DOWNS, MARION ETHEL . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 7 S. Sixty-first 81., Philadelphia, Pa. DUNN, RUTH MILDRED . . . . . . . . . . . 425 Collings Ave., W. Collingswond, N. J. ELIAS, ELEANOR ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 727 S. Broad $1., Trenton, N. J. EPSTEAN, MARJORIE IRMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1476 Chicago Blvd., Detroit, Mich. EVANS, LYDIA VVILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 612 W. Fortieth 81., Baltimore, Md. EVANS, SARA JANE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alden Park Manor, Germantown, Pa. waNG, RUTH LANE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 550 West Park St. Olathe, Kan. FEDDEMAN, MARGARET CHAMBERLAINE . . . . . . . . . Centerville, Md. FINCHER, GRACE . . . . .715 Flat Shoals, S E. Atlanta, Ga. FINNEY, J. LOUISE . . . U S. Naval Ari'imunition Depot, St. Juliens Creek, Portsmouth Va. FLEXNER, MIRIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5528 Everett Ave., Chicago 111. Fox, MARGARET BURTON . . . . . . . . . . . 315 Ninth St Oakmom Alleghany Co. Pa. Fox, MARY KATHERINE . . . . . . . . . . . . 269 N. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Fox, NETTIE RosALINE . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 422 N. Carey 31., Baltimore, Md. FRAY, ELLEN BROWNING . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Culpepper, Va. FREEMAN JEANNETE BISHOP . . . . . . . . . . 147 Meadowbrook Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. FRIEDMAN RUTH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2018 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. FUNKE, DOROTHY ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Brown St, Ashley, Pa. GALLAGHER, MURIEL ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . . . . .Eighth St Irwin, Pa. GATCH, RACHEL . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 2600 N. Calvert St., Baltimore Md. GA'ICHELL HETHE ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . . . . 2056 Kenney Av.e, Baltimore, Md. GENGNAGEL MARY KATHERINE . . . . . 1 . . . . .Woodlawn Ave., Catonsville, Md. GIBSON, GRACE EVELYN . . . . . . . . . . . . .445 S. Robinson St., Baltimore, Md. GICK, EMILIE JANE . . . . . . . . . . . . 182 North Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. GIDDING, JEANNE NAN . . . . . . . . . . . 21 N. Twenty-first Ave.y E., Duluth, Minn. GILLESPIE, ADDALINE WALLACE . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1213 Center St., VVilkensburg, Pa. GIMBER, MARY ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 601 Fifteenth $1., Windber, Pa. GREEN, NANETTE SARAH . . . . . . . . . . . . .5023 St. George Ave., Baltimore, Md. GRIFFITHS, BARBARA ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . 362 S.M1izp1e Ave.GleI1 Rock, N. J. GRUMBACHER, FRANCES MARGARET . . . . . ..Orchard Hill, R. F. D. No. 2, York, Pa. HALL DOROTHY . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . 412 Maple St., Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. HAMBURGER ROSE HELEN . . . , . . . . . . . . . 3412 Falstaff Road Baltimore Md. HANCOCK, DOROTHY ELEANOR . . . . . . . . . . . . Pocomoke City, Md. HANKER, LONA EVELYN . . . . . . . 1159 Dornthy Place Memphis Tenn. HARMON, ARLINE ENGAR'I' . . . . care Washington Loan and Trust Co. Washington, D. C. HARRIS, MARTHA ANNE . . . . . . . . . . .39 Franklin Park West Columbus, 0. IIEINEMAN, JANE ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . .Temple Gardens Apts. Baltimore, Md. HENLEY, EDMONIA BERRY . . . . . , . . . . . 1309 Warsaw $1.8. Bi1mingham, Ala. HENNENGER, VIOLET E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Lepens, Pa. HERMETET, MARY ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221 West Carroll St Macomb Ill. HESS, RUTH ENNISS . . . . HILDEBRANDT, ANNA RUTH . . . . HILDEBRAND, FRIEDA BARBARA CAROLINE . HILL, LOUISE . . . . . . HOLCOMB, NANCY ZELLNER . HOLTZMAN, ROSA . HONICH, LEONA BURDEN . HOPKINS, CATHARINE PHILLIPS . HUEBNER, RUTH VIRGINIA . HUNICKE, MARION WESTERBERG . HUNT, JENNIE HOOD . HUTzLER, JANE THERESE . . HYATT, KATHARINE WILLIAMSON . JACKSON, HENRIETTA MARGARET . JACKSON, MARJORIE RUTH . JEANNISSON, EDITH EUGENIA . JOHNS, RUTH ELIZABETH . . JOHNSTONE, MARY WINIFRBD . JONES, CAROLYN LEIGH . JONES, NELL MARKER . JORDAN, GERTRUDE LOUISE . JORDING, RUTH MAGDALENE . KELLEY, DOROTHY MARTHA . KELLY, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH . KERN, MARY KATHARINE . . KIXCADE, DOROTHY DALRYMPLE . KING, ISABELLE RANDALL . KIRBY-SMITH, BETTY . KLINE, VERNER . . . . . . . KLINGELHOFER, ALICE CATHARINE . KLINGER, MARY ELIZABETH . KNORR, DOROTHY WITT . KOHNER, ELIZABETH LOUISE . KRAYBELL, MARGUERXTE WOLFORD . KREIDER, N. MARGARET . KRUGER, IRMA APPEL . LABAU, FLORENCE ELEANOR . LANG, HELEN SARA . . . . . . . LAWTON, ELIZABETH MCCAUSLAND . LEGUM, LILLIAN . . . . . LEHMAN, CORNELIA GRAY . LEMBEKE, BERNICE CHARLOTTE . LEssER, MURIEL EUNICE . LIDSTONE, HELEN CATHARINE . LIGHTFOOT, VIRGINIA DORSEY . LILLIS, MARY JANE . . LIST, SARAH JANE . . . . LOCKMAN, MARTHA CANADIN LONG, MARGARET AIMEE . . LDWDENSLAGER, DORIS VIRGINIA . LUCKE, CATHARINE ELEANOR . LUTHY, HELEN GERTRUDE . LUTZ, MARGARET ANNA . . 134 N. Franklin St., Waynesboro, Pa. .. . . . . . . ..Cu1ver,Md. . 3448 Roland Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 105 Gilmer Ave., Montgomery, Ala. . 14.59 Milner Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. . . 2912 Spring Hill Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 3011 Madison Ave., Newport News, W. Va. . . . 52 West Broad St., Nanticoke, Pa. . 3725 Marmon Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . 915 Michigan Ave., Evanston, Ill. . 3816 Lakeview Ave., Birmingham, Ala. . 7219 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 112 Longwood Road, Baltimore, Md. . 202 Maryland Ave., Cambridge, Md. . 5535 Centre Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. . 1623 Harrison St., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. . 4.07 W. Ninth St., Wilmington, Del. . . . . . . . . . ..Cu1ver,Pa. . 501 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md. . 1489 Vinton, Memphis, Tenn. . . . . 17 S. Third St., Bangor, Pa. . 1700 E. Thirty-third St., Baltimore, Md. . 9 S. Derby Ave., Ventnor, N. J. . 1416 Quarrier St., Charleston, W. Va. . 138 N. Washington St., Winchester, Va. . 6523 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. . 2508 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. . . . . . . . . . . Sewanee, Tenn. . 27 Fife St., Forest Hills, L. 1., N. Y. . 530 E. Joppa Road. Towson, Md. . 5517 Haddon Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . . .236 Stanton, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . 1838 Belmont Road, Washington, D. C. . 31o Fifteenth St., New Brighton, Pa. . 208 Irvin Ave., Hagerstown, Md. . Greenspring Manors, Baltimore, Md. . 145 Monte Vista Place. Ridgewood, N. J. . 214 Garfield St., Kennett Square, Pa. . 180 Heights Road, Ridgewood, N. J. . . 3100 Hilton St., Baltimore, Md. . 2105 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, Pa. . 431 Downer Place, Aurora, Ill. . 5021 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, Ill. . .Bihmore Apts., Seattle, Wash. . 115 Chestnut Ave., Takoma Park, Md. . . . . . 820 Cherry St., Chillicothe, Mo. . 5 Petticord Terrace, Birch Lynn, W. Va. . . . . Belloire Apts., Carlisle, Pa. . 400 Lauderdale St., Selma, Ala. . 3711 Yosemite Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 12 Hawthorne Ave., E. Orange, N. J. . 5011 Midwood Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 719 N. Milton Ave., Baltimore, Md. LYON, RHEA CLAYCE . MCKEE, HARRIET WILSON . McLAIN, CATHERINE WILSON . McLEsTER, MATILDA EVANS . MCMANUS, MARY ALICE . MACY, MARIAN VVOODRUFF . MAGILL, BEATRICE ROSE . MALLORY, HENRIETTA . . MANGER, MARGARET HOFFMAN . MANLEY, HELEN VIRGINIA . MATHANEY, RUTH ANNA . MAYMAN, GRACE LEE . MILLER, VIRGINIA BRYANT . MITCHELL, DOROTHY . . MONTGOMERY, HELEN MAE . MONTGOMERY, VIRGINIA GORDON . MOORE, SARAH ANITA . . MORRIS, JULIA W. . . . . . MUEHLHOUSE, CAROLYN MARIE . MUSKIN, DOROTHY . . . 1 MYLANDER, MATHILDE MARI NACE, FRANCES GERTRUDE . NAILL, EVELYN GOODLANDER . NEAL, RUTH VIRGINIA . NICHOLS, MARGARET ADELLA . NISSLEY, CHARLOTTE GRACE . NIXDORFF, FRANCES SINGLETON . Noxwoon, NATALIE ST. CLAIRE . ORT, FRANCES LOUISE . OTTE, MARY FRANCES . PAPAy TERESA ALLEN . PARKER, MARY TAYLOR . PECKER, PATIENCE . . PERRINE, ALICE TOWNSEND . PETHERSKY, ANNA . PHAHLER, SARA LOIE . PHILLIPS, KATHRYN LEOLA . POWELL, MARY FAIRBAIN . PRATT, JANE . PRIOR, WINIFRED . . PURDUM, MARGARET JANE . PURDUM, VIRGINIA LEE . QUILLIARD, ALICE HAWARD . RADFORD, HELEN . RAINE, ANNE VIRGINIA . REBERT, E. GERTRUDE . . REED, KATHERINE ELIZABETH . RICHARDSON, JESSIE FRANCES . RICHMOND, CONSTANCE CAROLINE . REIFKEN, VERA ANNETTE . RIFE, ELIZABETH . . ROBERT, GRACE CRAIG . .829 W. Thirty-sixth St., Baltimore, Md. . Busleton Ave. and Frankford Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. . 10 Beach Ave., Larchmnnt, N. Y. . 940 Prospect Place, Ashland, Ky. . Quarry Heights, Panama Canal Zone , 237 Ridge Road, Rutherford, N. J. . 512 Elkins Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. . , . . . . . . . .WarsaW,Va. . 2113 W. Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md. . . . 54.4. Second Ave., Tarentum, Pa. . 3300 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. . 2513 Garrison B1vd., Baltimore, Md. . 1452 S. Fourth St., Louisville, Ky. . 31 Savay St, Bridgeport, Conn. . . 13 Alepot SL, Lewistown, Pa. . 34o Cumberland Sn, VVaynesbury, Pa. . . 1 . . . . 1 . Aberdeen, Md. . 1519 Twentieth SL, Parkersburgy W. Va, . 14353 S. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. . 3517 Springdale Ave., Baltimo're, Md. . . . . 1 . . . Cockeysville, Md. . 218 E. Middle St, Hanover, Pa. . 1396 Carr Ave., Memphis, Tenn. . 2304 Arunah Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 34.26 Kenwood, Kansas City, Mn. . . . . 204 Pine St.Y Stee'ton, Pa. . 2018 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 3225 Thirty-third Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. . 3340 N. Eighteenth St, Philadelphia, Pa. . 1203 Bakerstown Road, Tarentum, Pa. . 66 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, N. J. . 1506 Bolton St., Baltimore, Md. .230 Walnut St, Newtonville, Mass. . 365 Second Ave., Phoenixville, Pa. . . . . . 1 . . Port Deposit, Md. . 74. Lockhart St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . 111 N. Thirteenth St., Easton, Pa. . 1211 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. . . . 105 22 S. Hayn Ave., Chicago, Ill. . 173 Mnnte Vista Place, Ridgewood, N. J. . . . . . 1 . . Glyndon, Md. . . . . . . . . Glyndon, Md. . 32 N. Pleasant Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. . 84.9 Fifth St, Ocean City, N. J. . 303 Chesapeake Ave., Towson, Md. . . 1 125 Carlisle St., Hanover, Pa. . 4634 Pimlico Road, Baltimore, Md. . . . 5201 Midwood Ave., Baltimore, Md. . Edmcio Condesa S. 7, Mexico City, Mexico . 1736 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C. . 4128 Forest Park Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 1900 Boone St., Baltimore, Md. ROBERTS, MARGARET Rosa . ROBINSON, MARION OLIVE . ROME, MILDRED LORRAINE . ROSENBERG, SELMA . SAVAGE, L015 VIRGINIA . . SCHMXCK MARGARET GRKMES . SCHAFER, LILLIAN . . . SCHWARTZ, MARGARET ANNA . SCOTT, KATHARINE MERRICK. SEEGAR, ELIZABETH BOSLEY . SEEGAR, GEORGEANNA EMORY . SCHAFFER, MILDRED IONE SHARPS, KATHRYN ELIZABETH . SHEFFIELD, EDDYE VIRGINIA . SHERRY, SYLVIA R. . SHIELDS, DOROTHY AXFORD . SHIPLEY, TILLY CATHARINE . SIEBEN, MORGAN RUTH . SLOAN, CONETTA LEE . SMITH, ELIZABETH L013 . SMITH, FLORENCE BLANCHE . SMITH, KATHRYN EILEEN . SMITH, RUTH STEARNS . SNYDER, NANCY RUTH . SPENCE, JEAN . . SPINDLER, NAOMI RUTH . SPIRO, BEATRICE SARA . . SPRATT, MARGARET ELIZABETH . STERN, NATALIE SELMA . STEVENS, EVA CRUZEN . S'IIFLER, LUCY. . STIMSON, KATHARINE JUDKINs . STINE MARY HELEN GLAIZE . STRAYER WINIFRED MARTHA . STURTEVANT, HOPE . . SUTHERIAND, EDITH MARION . SW1NG, EDITH ELIZABETH. TAYLOR, MARGARET BLAIR . THAMES, GLORIA QUIN . THARP, THELMA FERN . THOMASON, GRACE ELIZABETH THOMS, FANNY AULD . T1Tus, KATE . TOTTLE, FLORENCE COL'BERT. TREXLER, MARIAN . . . TROXELL JOSEPHINE MARTHA . TURNER, CATHERINE LEIGH . ULERY, MARGARET HUME . VISANSKA FLORE'ITE. VLIET, KATHAluNE . VOORHEES, MARGARET CAROLINE . VORIS, GERTRUDE ESTELLE . WACHTER, HELEN CHRISTINE . . 129 Linden Ave., Asheville, N. C. . .85 Fort 31., Forty Fort, Pa. 3644 Cottage Ave. Baltimore, Md. . 2300 Edgemont Ave. Baltimore, Md. . .Edenton, N C. .4601 Millbrook Road, Baltimore, Md. .953 N. Gay St., Baltimore, Md. . 318 Harlem Lane, Catonsville, Md. . 22 E. Twenty-fourth St., Baltimore, Md. . 325 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md. . 325 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md. .3641 Locust St., Kansas City, Mo. . . 1535 Madison Av.e, Scranton Pa. .3218 Macomb St. N. W., Washington, D. C. . 1433 Decatur St., N. W., Washington D C. . .405 W. Second 81.0il City, Pa. .Reistertown Md. .805 Mountain Ave., Westfield, N. J. . 19 Bluff View Chattanooga, Tenn. . 306 Hellam St., Wrightsville, Pa. . 121 Prospect St., Passaic, N. J. . .5 Terrace St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. .4810 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . 1202 Graham Ave., VVindber Pa. . S. Church St., Mt. Pleasant, Pa. . 602 Franklin Ave., Valparaiso, Ind. . 375 West End Ave., New York City .4970 Westwood Rnad Kansas City, Mo. .5105 N.Thirteen1h St., Philadelphia Pa. .Murfreesboro Road Route 1, Nashville, Tenn. . . . . . .628 Lincoln St. Evanston, Ill. . 524 Woodlawn Road Baltimore, Md. . . W.inchester, Va. . 226 N Monroe St., Baltimore, Md. . 200 Woodlawn Road, Baltimore, Md. . 4708 Keswick Road, Baltimore, Md. . 160 Pennsylvania Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. . 1732 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. . . 1324 Clay St., Vicksburg, Miss. .49 E. Independence St., Shamokin Pa. .318 S. Thirteenth St., Easton, Pa. . 60 Fiske St., Waterbury, Conn. . Sherman Road, Battle Creek, Mich. . St. George Road, Baltimore, Md. . 201 S. Second St., Lehighton, Pa. .Carmei N. Y. .RR. N0. 4, Battle Creek, Mich. 4920 N. Eleventh St., Philadelphia, Pa. . 915 Virginia Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. . . 11o Johnston Ave., Trenton, N. J. . . Lafayette Place, Kennett Square, Pa. . 1615 N. Forty-fifth St., E. St. Louis, 111. . 2606 Ailsa Ave., Baltimore, Md. 204 1?. WARANCH, DOROTHY STARKE . WARFIELD, ELSIE GILL . WASHINGTON, MARTHA EMILY . WEISTOCK, REGINA . WILLIAMS, ESTELLE PORN . WstoN, HELENE ZOUCH . . . WINCHESTER, CHARLOTTE MACGRUDER . WINDSOR, NAOMI . . . . . . WOODARD, ANNE ELIZABETH . WOODWARD, LOUISE STERLING . WOOLVERTON, MARY PHILLIPS . WRIGHT, ELIZABETH ANNE . WRIGHT, FRANCES . WRIGHT, GRACE VIRGINIA . WRIGHT, HARRIET ESTHER . . A 736 Reservoir St, Baltimore, Md. .502 Cumberland St, Cumberland, Md. . . Eustworth Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 3510 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. . . . . 224 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md. . 164: Fifth Ave., Huntingdon, W. Va. . St. Timothfs Lane, Catonsville, Md. . . . . Woodlawn Station, Md. . . . . . . . Spring Hill, Tenn. 138 Oaklawn, Battle Creek, Mich. . 3916 Clairmont Ave., Birmingham, Ala. . . . . . 501 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 398 Upper Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. . . 5200 Reno Road, Washington, D. C. . 501 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Warwick: I crave your pardon, Master Executioner; and I Will see that you lose nothing by having no relics to sell. I have your word, have I, that nothing remains, not a bone, not a nail, not a hair? The Executioner: Her heart would not burn, my lord; but everything that was left is at the bottom of the river. You have heard the last of her. Warwick Fwith a wry smild: The last of her? Hm! I wonder! Shawk St. Joan. Scene 6. Lookhlg Toward tile Future ALCOCK, JOHN S.. Exporter . THE BENSON PRINTING Co. . . BENSON, Furniture and Interior Decoration .......... BERNEY, BERTRAM S., Importer. BOSLEY, C., Pharmacy . CARL. Beauty Parlor . ..... CARNIVALE, L., Shoe Repairing . CASTENS, INc., HENRY ..... CATHEDRAL STREET, 809 . . . CHELSEA PHARMACY ...... COHN, WOLF. Frocks ...... COCA-COLA . . DITCH BROTHERS, INC ...... DOLL, MARGARET G ....... EATON AND BURNETT BUSINESS COLLEGE . . ........ EATWELL INN ......... FINCHLY C0., Conms ...... F IRST NATIONAL BANK ..... FISH DRY CLEANING Co. . . . FISKE, F. 5., Caterer . GOLDSMITH, STERN 8: Co. . . . GUTMAN, JOEL . HAHN 8: C0., WM., Shoes . . . HANAN 8: SON ......... HENNEGAN-BATES C0., Jewelers HUGHES CATERING C0., JAMES . JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING Co. INDEX .218 .224 212 221 .211 1219 .210 219 .219 214 217 220 215 220 211 217 221 220 .218 217 .216 222 .219 210 .210 216 . 225 JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES. . . KIRK 8: SON., INc., SAMUEL, jewelers ........... KNIPP'S, Fumiiure . ...... LAMPELL'S. Millinery ...... MAISON MARCONI . ...... THE MAY COMPANY ...... MCDOWELL 8: C0., Rugs . MILLHAUSER BROS., Delicatessen . MILLER BRos., Restaurant . . . Moss, INC., ISAAC. Florist . . . PEABODY BOOK SHOP . QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP . . QUINBY INN . ........ REGAL LAUNDRY . ...... RITTER 8: SON, J. A., Florists . . ROBERTS, J. J., Pharmacy . . . SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST C0. . SCHOEN, INc., CARL, Importers . . SMITH 8: C0., F lorists ...... THE SOUTHERN HOTEL . UNITED RAILWAYS 8: ELECTRIC Co .............. VANITY FAIR . WASHINGTON CLEANERS 8: DYERS, INC. . WESTERN MARYLAND PRINTERS . WHITE STUDIO ......... WINDMILL TEA ROOM . YELLOW CAB Co. . .218 217 222 221 210 210 .211 218 .221 .218 .223 214 211 217 .218 .215 .213 219 210 .217 213 214 214 218 223 .212 222 HENNEGEN-BATES COMPANY JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1857 Where the unusual is found DISTINCTIVE RINGS WATCHES FOR THE WRIST 7 EAST BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE THE MAY CO. COMPLIMENTS Smart Apparel Jfor of Collegiennes HANAN 899 SON Moderately prked 324 NORTH CHARLES ST. There are only four reasons for spending our seasons, In trying to gather some lenoniledge; L. CARNIVALE FLOWERS BY WIRE ELECTRIC HSay It th Flowers SHOE REPAIRING SMITH 899 CO FLORISTS 2316 NORTH CHARLES ST. Vernon 4896 1822 N. CHARLES 5T. THE MAISON MARCONI 106 WEST SARATOGA ST. PRIVATE PHONE V 4886 ' DINING ERN'ON ngh Class ROOMS French and Italian Cuisine 515ecia7Not1'ce to Gaucher Students A Special Course in Shorthand, Typewriting, Accounting, Filing, and Secretarial Training is Offered by the EATON Ea? BURNETT BUSINESS COLLEGE 7 and 9 East Baltimore Street BALTIMORE, MD. FlFTY-FIRST YEAR ReCOgniZed as One of the Best Equipped and Most Progressive Inslilulions of Its Kind Individual Instruction Catalogue Sent on Request IGGEST BOSLEY ODAS EST UNDAES TOILET ARTICLES STATIONERY. DRUGS GET IT AT 4 BOSLEY S S. E. CORNER CHARLES AND 25TH STREETS Boal-ride and sing-song or croquet and ping-pong, Take most of our leisure in college. 2 Established 1835 x 4 44 I44 4 4 The Rug Store 2444444444 . . 414x. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS Qulnby 5, 4 ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC 4 11m , 4;. . ;, v a: RUGS Oar$o on n a 30:3. Carpets and Linoleum McDOWELL 899 CO. FLOOR COVERINGS EXCLUSIVELY 11:30 A.M. to 7:30 PM. 217 N. CHARLES ST. LUNG spEcmTLEQAmms DINNER Saratoga and Liberty Sts. THE WINDMILL 2131 MARYLAND AVENUE HOMEWOOD 1772-J FOR LUNCHEON l2 TO 2 There are Waffles and Syrup, Salads, Sandwiches, Soups and Hot Specials, Home-Made Ice ,Cream and Pie SPECIAL DINNERS FROM 5 :30 TO 7:30 75c Furniture the College Girl Will Like Furniture that will give your room a livable, homey look. '27 ili'WHWE win Many special pieces at prices you :1 WV 4N M -, , can afforti to pay. For instance: I; K ll 1 W The Salem Chest of Drawers, in all Mahogany, is ........ $76.00 . and the Carved Mirror above IN 1 ,A it, in Mahogany. is ......... $20.00 N 1 1 ? i .3 F . The Single Birch Bed, Mahog- 11H W W HM ' III! Vi, L I any Finish, in an Early V V W ' ' American design, is ........ $37.00 .-- Kw M JUL JI; 1E The Benson Special Chair, with $ 1 Down Cushion. covered in a gay chinlz, is ............. $44.00 BENSQN Fuiniturc 61 Irifcrior Dccorafions CHARLES STREET at FRANKLIN l El M f 4 MK w m 1: HM WK JOHN A. RITTER CLARENCE W. RITTER J. A. RITTER fa? SON INCORPORATED Florists and Decorators 1918 NORTH CHARLES STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND SAFE DEPOSIT 8z TRUST COMPANY OF BALTIMORE 13 SOUTH STREET Surplus and Undivided Profits Over .............................. $4,400,000.00 Capital ...................................................................... $1,200,000.00 CHARTERED 1864 Ads as Trustee of Corporation Mortgages, Fiscal Agent for Corporations and Individuals, Transfer Agent and Registrar, Depository under plans of reorganization. Acts as Executor. Administrator, Guardian. Trustee, Receiver, Attorney and Agent, being especially organized for careful management and settlement of estates of every character. One-story Fireproof Building, with latest and best equipment for safety of contents, used exclusively by the Company. Safes for rent in its large fire and burglar proof vaults. with spacious and well-lighted coupon rooms for use of patrons. v Securities held on deposit for ouI-ofhlown corporations and persons. J. J. NELLIGAN, Presidcnl. We found a college student about to breathe her last, With feverish eye and trembling lips, 00A lemon $0156, she gasped. Every Section of the City and Suburbs is Reachal by Cars of the UNITED RAILWAYS Ea? ELECTRIC CO. The most Convenient, Comfortable, Reliable, Economical Means of going from where you are to where you want to go. A 24-1-10UR SERVICE 365 DAYS OF THE YEAR FREE TRANSFERS R1216 the Cars UNITED RAILWAYS Ea? ELECTRIC CO. OF BALTIMORE For Motor Tours and SightvSeeing, Use the CRAY LINE 2 ST. PAUL STREET PLAZA 5000 THE WASHINGTON CLEANERS 599 DYERS INCORPORATED HBahfr'more's Best Equ;15156c1 Dry Clean;ng plantn 1917-25 VINE STREET, WEST GILMORE 7400 BALTIMORE, MD. Branch: ST. PAUL AND 2151' STREETS Two Blocks from Goucher 1 QUEEN QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR EVENINC FOR AFTERNOON-FOR THE CAMPUS QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP NINE WEST LEXINGTON STREET A critical lecture on utrain architecture, 13 enough to make anyone frown; , Filrst Showing of the U11.- usual for 515r;ng Fascinating Costume Jewelry for Daytime and Evening Wear LOVELY BAGS F ROM F RANCE NEW LAMPS AND SHADES AND GIFT NOVELTIES 332 CHARLES a STREETNORTH CHELSEA PHARMACY DELICIOUS SODAS CANDIES Kodak supplies CHARLES AND ZZND STREETS DITCH BROTHERS INCORPORATED CONFECTIONERS Com1$7;ments of Fancy Ices Ice Cream Bon Bons ROBERTS Luncheon and Tea pHARMACY ST. PAUL AND TWENTY-FIFTH STs. OFFICES 15 East Twenty-fnrst Street But the clay of vacation we all think the station, The finest old building in lawn. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF I 930 The House Of Fasldon GOLDSMITH STERN CO. 104 WEST LEXINGTON STREET FROCKS GOWNS ENSEMBLE SUITS COATS AND WRAPS JAMES W. HUGHES CATERING CO., Inc. VERNON 0503 12 E. CENTRE STREET BALTIMORE, MD. Only the Best and Purest Grades of Foods Used' WM. T. CARTER. Manager PROMPT SERVICE A Freshman had wishes to be quite ambitious, And make all her subjects a B; COMPLI M EN T3 of tile CLASS OF 1931 VERNON I I 11-6518 Established 1 895 WOLF COHN COATS-FURS2DRESSES MILLINERY 1220 CHARLES STREET, NORTH BALTIMORE, MD. Samuel Kirk 699 Son INCORPORATED 421 N. CHARLES STREET DIAMONDS PEARLS WATCHES GOLD JEWELRY SILVERWARE Founded 7875 Sandwiches. Lunches and Din n er HOME-COOKINC EATWELL INN Caters to Gaucher 01.778 100 E. 231213 STREET One day she was seen at the desk of the Dean, And now she is glad for a D. FISKE ICE CREAM. ICES CONFECTIONERY BAKERY 701-703-705 W. NORTH AVENUE The Southern Hotel Baltimore's F oremost ' ALL YOUR LAUNDERING SAFELY AND SATISFACTORILY DONE Where L;nens Last Longer REGAL $15 LAUNDRY WATER Plant: GILMOR AND MOSHER STs. Phone: Madison 2752 Branch Office: North Avenue Market Bldg. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Everything That is Artistic and. Beautiful in Cut Flowers and Plants ISAAC H. MOSS. Inc. 53 I 5 YORK ROAD BALTIMORE, MARYLAND IF IT'S PRINTING WE HAVE VT IN Quath Serv1'ce Pr1'ce Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Western Md. Relief Dept. Press 300 N. HOLLIDAY ST. BALTIMORE, MD. SALADS Box LUNCHEs PASTRIES HOMEWOOD 7769 Henry Millhauser Delicatessen Lunch Room 2436 St. Paul St, Near 25th BALTIMORE, MARYLAND The Sophomore Class sang a ballad en masse, To the praise of their faculty sage; John L. Alcock 83 Co. BALTIMORE, MD. Eszorters PACIFIC COAST SPRUCE AND DOUGLAS FIR Walnut, Poplar, Quartered and Plain White Oak Walnut, Poplar and Hickory Logs At Exclusive Gathering Places of Smart America JOHNSTONS CHOCOLATES The Accez$tecz G;ft Gaucher College Folks Surely Will Avail Themselves of the Service of Our Branch Store at 2428 NORTH CHARLES STREET FISH DRY CLEANING CO. COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM HAHN 89? CO. 37 W. LEXINGTON STREET Where Fashions in Footwear for Women Make Their Debut We might be hard to find7but the things C A R L that are hardest to get are the best. Find US and SEE. Co'freur p our Dames 809 Cathedral Street Formerly with Antoine of Paris Next to Emmanuel Church . . . Take Charles St. Bus South to Read St. All Branches m Hairdresszng OPEN EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY, 7:30 To 7:30 BREAKFAST7LUNCHEON 823 N. CHARLES STREET Vernon 4252 DINNER SPECIAL PARTIES uW651: sure Dr. Curtis would never desert us, Elwn though he could act on the stage. Washington Baltimore SCHOEN Es? CO. INCORPO RATED IMPORTERS 214 N. CHARLES STREET MISSES7 SPRING AND OSHKOSH SUMMER DRESSES WARDROBE TRUNKs Desired by khe most discriminating seekers of luggage because of their Outstanding Quality. Only to be found in Washington and Baltimore at From $16.50 Upward QASTENS LEATHER GOODS 313 NORTH CHARLES ST. TOTAL RESOURCES $90,000,000 A Great Bank Built on Friendliness DEPARTMENTS Commercial Trust Investment Safe Deposit Savings Foreign and Travel FIRST NATIONAL BANK LIGHT AND REDWOOD STREETS Offering to the Gaucher Girl the little things she might need. Margaret G. D011 411 NORTH CHARLES STREET There was a go-gelter who wanted a letter, In her mail box she hunted and hunted; The drink you read about W, H ' v TefTeShmg L Deliciousandlkleshing w? J .F 8 milliom a day VIT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS HTile place to Eat MILLER BROS. I I 7-1 I9 W. FAYETTE OPEN SUNDAYS BALTIMORE, MD. Congr'ments 0f A FRIEND GIFTS That at once reflect the savoir fairte of the giver and compliment the good taste of the recipient. Bertram S. Berney I m150rt 338 NORTH CHARLES STREET FOR FASHIONABLES Finchly Co. attributes much of its fashion prominence to the Valued patronage of the Younger Set, who appreciate the Coat, the Frock, the Gown that combines extra- ordinary smartness with moderation of prices. iHinrhly Ola. 204 W. LEXINGTON ST. Early one morning she pulled out a warning, But thafs not the letter she wanted! -1 IHIIIIIIrlIIIIIIlIIlIIIlIllluulIIlIllllIlnlllml :HHHHIHH tl I ll!!! milllyl ' AIIIIIIIIW - ,v ..... Faslnbn Certahtty Sorority Salon introduces the val- ued element of certainty into your quest for authentic hat fashions. Here none but the foremost styles are ever presented $10.00 to $25.00 amp CllS 51 w. LEXIHQB'OH 5m 11 1m 11:11 1 1 COMPLIMENTS of A F R I E N D U56 YELLOW CABS Vernon 1212 Baltimore's nearest approach to the Pari- sian is JOEL GUTMAN'S CHARLES ST. SHOP, at North Avenue. Exquisitely smart in appointment and in styles offered. Open every evening and thafs quite an advantage in itself ! JOEL GUTMAN 56 CO. M . ll FURNITURE. DECORATIONS, UPHOLSTERY 343 NORTH CHARLES STREET QDGDWTRI Q. Better Furnkure Than a House- ful of the Common- One p;ece of Knths 157mm. PEABODY BOOK SHOP 9l3 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE. MD. COMPLIMENTS a 30015 09 OF BOOKS NEW OLD AND PUBLICATIONS an Lass IOtz; A FRIEND Jan quamg $ , Books Out of Prinl Searched Free of Charge Equipped with many yearsa experience for making photographs of all sorts desir- able for illustrating college An- nuals. Best obtainable artists. workmanship and the ca- pacity Jfor prompt and unequalled service. Mg E3..- photogra1$lzers to 551930 Donnybrook FairH 220 WEST F ORTY-SECOND STREET NEW YORK 9 M Jahn GMicr Againw WE are Americzfs largest school annual designers and engravers because we render satigrmtz'on on more than 400 books each year. Intelligent co-operation, highest quality workmanship and on-time deliveries created our reputation for dependability. jAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Tbotogmpbers, Artist: and Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Colors. 817 VA Washington Boulevard . Chicago Telephone MONROE 7080 We d0 not sub-let any art or engraving