Lebanon College for Young Ladies - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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IQO2 Sept. 9. Sept Sept Sept . I lo. 13. 4. Sept. 21 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 1o. 11. 15. 17. 18. 24. 25. I. IO. Important Events Fair daughters arrive on every train. Enter the tunnel of knowledge. The Ginger-cake woman makes her appearance- Sunday. Initiation into the rubber circle. That poor measley chicken. First raid on McDonald's lces. Girls bedeck themselves i11 Maroon and attend the Mooney-Cumberland game. The baseball season opens with the great Kentucky- Tennessee game. Music hath charms to soothe a savage, rentl a rock and bust a cabbage. Hurrah for C. H. football team. Dick came to see us. judge Green makes happy the girls with big red apples. Hurrah for Manager Simms! l3i1'ln't we see the Bethel game ? The Kentucky boys fcousins and friendsl came, hut did we see them? C. H. boys find it pleasant to stroll past the College. Nov Nov Nov. Nm' llec llec. Dec Dec Dec. 14 IO '7 29 5 ty. Il. 18 IO. Kentucky and Tennessee teams cross bats, with victory for Tennessee. lwnlessor Keeton: ln examining the Sericocarpns Solidagincus it is interesting 101101: the coinpaagt inllorescence, together with the fact that the tlowers are cyclic,epigynn11s, syncarpntis. syinpet- zltous and nygomoplic, and is at the same time distinctly prote1'androus. Girls attend sunrise service at C. P, Church. D-I-N-N-E-R. Thanksgiving party. Event of the season- Grand Ball. Young Profs. can't appear at breakfast. Christmas goods make glad the hearts. Midnight least interrupted hy :1 gentle knock tire demerits. only Parlor and library changed to I1 modern Sistine Chapel. Artreception. The Spirit of 'O2 at Caruthers Hall --great hit for the Oratory Class. Pack our hand-satchels and go home to mamrna and papa, to await the coming of Santa Claus.

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Dec. 25 Dec. 31. 1903 jan. 1. jan. 4. jan. Q. jan. 17. jan. 19. -Ian. 20. lan. 26. jan. 31. Feb. 6. Feb. 13. Irnportant Events Continued Kind Santa Claus did not forget those who spent the holidays at the College. Girls return with a trunk full of left-over Christmas dinner. Resolved to be a good little girl and study hard. Epidemic of homesickness. Laid seige to a fat Northern turkey. Converted a class-room into a ieastyroom. The Faculty, in all its graciousness, gave us a half holiday to hear Byron XV. King on Shakespeare. Quite Society two nights at the hall in one week. Attending musical dramas is like buying a Sunday edition of a popular paper-get more than you can digest. Going to school on Saturday to make up a lost Monday is not the nicest thing we know of. C. U. vs. C. H. basket-ball gameg excitement runs high. More than usual interest in the mail-wonder why? lfeb. 14. Feb. 16. Feb. 17. Feb. 13. Feb. 22. Feb. 27. March I. March 6. March 15. March 27. March 30. Valentine party. XVoulcl God the gift to gee, to see ourselves as eithers see. S-N-O-W. Young ladies enjoy sleighing under the chaperonage of our gallant Profs. Anderson has rush calls for chloroform liniment, due mainly to the slick front walk. Vesper services at the C. P. Church. Girls go to Nashville to see Eleanor Robson in Audrey. Athletics are thought of. Grand Operetta. Tyrolean Queen, presented by the Music Department at Caruther's Hall. Profs. and Theologues dance. A successful midnight feast. Sophomores instruct the Freshmen in the mysteries of polite society. George, Pick and Cute-Sweetef' a part of the College menagerie, pose for their picture.