Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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fllwe MARYLANDER li l'-'.. .fn-h-M S6 J H 13 B 9 E1 E il 6 -1 P me 8- Tl k ivinf banquet and it was true in every sense of the two words of November 2 ian sg g . t ' H the title. liverybody had a :ovely tnlne. lhelater party tod HFad Ovelr B Heels with Mitzi starring. Tie very t ing to c osc a iappy ay or us a . . November 29-Thalia Clu-b gives party to new members. November 30-Senior sailor boys gave try in dining-room. DECEMBER. B December 1-Y. W. C. A. initiation. Many new members. . . December 2-Sorority initiation. Many a nervous palpltation of that little organ called the heart. , December 3-Freddie frantically.in his element K.-'ing book bills. Q December 4-Choral Club organized. Hot. electioneering. H December 6-liveryone enjoys Lcnorc Ulrich in' I iger Rose. v 0 December 7-Sophomore dining-room stunt. Big dance. Rldgelys Orchestra is a huge suc- cess-at a distance. December 8-Mr. Nagle lectures on Singapore. l l ig December 9-Arrival of caps and gowns. Muffied confusion among Seniors. December I0- Pay Day. liveryone's pocketbook lighter. ' December I2-Thursday Holiday! Hurrah! Big water pageant. Spend day in town and go down to see ships in the moonlight. Darn-edlggog sports as chaps.-for- Oh, ye submarine chasers with tieir crews mc u e . 5 December I3-Classes utterly impossible after the unusual excitement of the day before., ' December I4-Jlll1lOI' dolls give liolliesi' in the gym, followed by party and dance to Seniors. We'll say we enjoyed it. Thanks. December 15-Church optional. Splendid annual Y. W. C. A. Cl1l'lSill121S PHQCHM- December I6-New York Symphony Concert. 5 December I7-Trunks arrive. Becky and Mil. decide not to return. Mr. Rouse talks to Seniors. December 18-Seniors don caps and gowns. Senior Xmas party and dance in 'fgymf' 'Hur- ried packing before midnight-then total darkness, proctormg and silence throughout the building. ,, 9 December I9-Much joy. Off for home, with good-byes. JANUARY. January 7-Vacation becomes an event of past history. Beck and Etl1el.at chapel. H January 8-Miss Lake's seat taken. Question, Where was the extra chair? January 9-Fay loses her dignity, ,lanuary lo-Freddie lectures on divorce, ' january ll-GO0Cl movies. Fannie Ward in The japanese Nightingaleff January I2-Tl'Ollt,S beau comes. Ilirst staff meeting. H January I3-nSl'lCI'l113.lliSu lMildredl campaign begins at M. C. y january I4-Missionary meeting in the sun parlor. January I5-Galli-Curci at the Lyric. .lanllary I6- Doc has a caller. Next morning we wonder why! , January I7-She forgot the Ethics class. Theater party to Fiddlers Three. fi January I8-EXlH'CSSl0ll class presents plays in the gym. . January I9-Miss Mary George White talks on the Y. W. C. A. work in France. January 20-BOStOl'l Symphony Concert. juniors swell war fund by a big sale in D. S. kitchen. January 21-Mrs. Rouse, talks with us on dance and commencement plans. We must decide li at once. ' January 22-l-loly smoke! A detective arrives. NVoe unto us, for the chef and maids leave l at once. january 23-Chapel talk by Nan Smith on l-lonor. january 24-A Going Up theater party for some, while the expression class goes to the if Little Theater. January 25-FTCSIIITIRII anti-sulTrage campaign in the dining-room. Many converts. january 27-Miss Wang, a Chinese girl at Goucher. talked in chapel. January 28-Which did Mac enjoy most-the Maryland or the uniform ? January 31-Closes our missionary month. Money for Lockshinie raised in full. I . F, lv! Ill- K ED lxi 1 9 1 9 F -X I-'Ill KD 'W One-Nine