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

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0112155 Qgruplgecg Florence and Emily are conducting a private school of Domestic Arts. They seemed very much interested in their Work, but Selma confidentially told us that they intended leaving in the fall, for recently they were much more interested in two certain young men. Laura is very successful in her Work. We all enjoyed hearing about her career as a journalist. She is very popular for her latest anarchistic Writing, Is Life Worth While ? As We were all talking about the present, past and future, Weenie arrived, breathless, in her haste, from the theater. She is the leading lady in Shakespearian productions and this particular evening was playing Rosalind We are all Wondering if the leading man will be the lucky man. We were there for several days, anxiously wondering if Pugs would not arrive. It would not be natural for her to appear early, but I felt sure that she would come, if at all possible-and she did. For five years she has been traveling in Europe, Asia and every nook and corner of the globe. Her experiences were so interesting and our celebration would not have been complete Without the historian of our class. We were loathe to leave this delightful little World, but it was neces- sary for us to return to earth, but not until We had made plans for another reunion. We had some difliculty in starting our machine, but soon We were on our Way. As We were descending, suddenly it seemed the plane Was beyond control and Weqvvere falling, falling quite too rapidly. I was in a state of excitement, Evelyn was clinging to me frantically. I closed my eyes, expecting a crash at any moment-when I opened them, Evelyn was standing before me, doing her utmost to wake me and keep me from falling out of the swing. Oh, yes, I had fallen asleep on Senior Porch, Wondering what would be my prophecy. I awoke with the realization that this was Class Day and as the prophet of 1921 the future of our class had been revealed to me in a dream. B. ADELAIDE BARDO. -I. '7' :eff ' ldladyzmlgi 45 One Hundred and Tlvenlp-four

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EIB at If i I 11 5 22 ,911 C5515 55531 .9i.r-? Emily Terrell-Emily, being the only member of the class who is never without funds, We offer you this bank-also our best wishes for the success of the Ladies' Aid Society. Evelyn Trout-Evelyn, a little lock and chain to attach your pictures to you so you will never lose them. Weenie Lcvwes-Here is a little feather fan, so you may never be at loss for a means of vampingg also a bag of peanuts so you and Pugs may be forever happy. Pugs M cKee-A standing order for French fried potatoes and meringue glace at Hutz1er'sg also the Wish of the Class of '21 that the charm may prove true. Ruth, Speclden-Here's a private phone, Ruth, so you can get Adelaide at any timeg also special arrangements with Long Distance for a guar- anteed quick connection. Aclelcwlcle Bclrflo-Aclelaicle, we want you to Wear this cap when you are jerking sodas for the other Kap. - Florence Dcwidlzelser-We oier you this book, Toe Dancing at Home by Mail g also a blank contract for PavloWa's Ballet, which We know you can fill out in at least a year. One Hundred and Trvenly-six