Richmond Womans College - Puffs and Patches Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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UNKML, A Piano. S. Lim R,Olil'1R'l'SON, B. M., Firma, H armmziy, History of M usir MARY 'l'AYl.on, B. M., J I ifmm. Bl+:LL111 AVILLINGHAM, B. M., Pimw. IGLLA M. SMVPH, B. M., Vocal Dfusic. ANNII1: LQUISN R1-HNHARDT, Violin. ' LAURA BACON, Art. V IRGILIA 'l'1c'l v1'1', Elocution, Physiral Culture. Domestic Department MRS. JAMES NELSON, S. BROVVNFI l+'LE1c'1', ANNm B1.AcKWm,1.. MRS. SALLIE HARRIS, Matwm. ANNIE SWIFT, 'I'1'ai11ed N icrse. fn ,., s. 170 1--T 'sf GLASS ggmccns . 1 ,' A . M25 v rn: 555313551 .s rf sslzmrmnv S 'TH EASURER CLASS :DAY UPFIEEFKS FAM SMW. DRATDFI gfw uw . 1-usrunuw QHQZJQJWM4 FH Digg 11: a A , BUMP' H 5' ffm f TA:-:E gggggg 72-54 ' VALEDAETUHIAN RIINNIIG llllznmux En1'rH MQCA RTHY MARY I'Il'lRNDON ICLISE HODGSON D1-:MSM MCJIIIIIS Masters of Arts Richmoml, Vu Richmoml, Vu Richmond, Va Richmoncl, V u Richmond, V 21 Bachelors of Arts ULIVIC lilxuln' . Stovonsvillv, Y Nox.-x I'Lxmus . Sigmnn, Yu. Mixm' Iluczlqllcs . Lzmrol Mills, V1 Ton NIO'I'Ll'1Y . . Fzunhzun, Va. 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Centre Cross, Va. New Kent C. H., Vx R,ichm0ml, Va. Kerr, N. C. W:u'1'on, N. C. Gfmlonsville, Va Granite Springs, Chase City, Va. Mzmsficld, Vu. x 'X 4X K A. A 4 History Class 1905 WHIG first murmur that passed around the room when we hzul assembled was, f' There are too many, whispered from mouth to mouth. But what was to be done? Some had dropped in at the beginning of this, and even of last session, but most of us had been here so long that there was nothing to do but graduate-and thus we had met to organize the Class of N ineteen-huiulred-and- five, the largest yet known in the history of our college-nunibering thirty-eight. But thirty-eight of the wisest girls tl1at ever formed a senior class-and you will think so too when I have told you of the selections they made for their class-officers. Yes, the first Whisper had been too many,'l but in the beginning the many became one, and voted that the election of Iidith M eCarthy for presi- dent be unanimous. Soon, with our president in the chair, we had a well organ- ized and orderly crowd, with Olive Bagby as vice-president, Stewart Wise as secretary, and Lucy Saunders as treasurer. Of course, there is so much that an all-wise class may do, that I cannot afford to dwell upon the minor details, but must hasten to the most important. For there were important steps to be taken. And, with the above hint as to the length of time some of us have been here, you may imagine that we have the example of some several Senior Classes, whose every aet we must do and out-do. Thus, the first thing each thought of, when we realized that we really belonged to that dignified set, were the coveted Senior l'rivileges.', How we had envied the girls last year! Well we remember how some of our dearest friends had refused to go on Broad street with us Wednesdays and Saturdays, because that was the main thing that distinguished them from the under- graduates! But every dog will have his day, and since we have gained this longed-for prize, some of our ufulergraduate frieiuls, perhaps, have been under- going the same treatment. For, though sad, ,tis true, we will forget how we felt in another's place-and it has been said, upon several occasions, that on Broad street a senior is not to be seen, even in Siu-'pherd's, on lVednesdays and Saturdays. Half of us refuse to believe this, for cannot we go alone? The meetings! How many! For there were momentous questions to be decided. The class motto, the eolor, the flower, and, last but not least, the pin. And here it was, that the thirty-eight became thirty-eight in all their individual strength and power, for it seemed not even two thought alike. The excitement rose higher and higher, and the president called meetings, meetings, meetings. Almost constantly upon the chapel door we read: 'f Important meeting of Senior Class, 12:30. Pres Until one professor, waiting each day for his Math,,' declared that we all expeeted to get our degrees by attending the graduating class, instead of those upon which the degree depends. Realizing the truth of this statement, our president, in a dignified manner, got ns into some order, we cast our votes, and lived happily-for a short while after. Only a short while, however, for now instead of class-meetings, we saw Xmas-exams posted upon the chapel door. We realized that we had neglected an important step of a graduating class, so immediately made up for it, and began to petition our beloved president and faculty that they, etc. In answer to which, a few days afterward, we saw Professor Garnett walk thought- fully to the rostrum after chapel, and we knew there was something gained-not the -92-system of the past session, but--he gave us to understancl-something better. Our examinations would count half, our daily work half. We believed- and the applause grew loud. There was so much to be done before Christinas that it seemed fortunate that our pins waited until after the holidaysg for after our festivities at home they were the first to remind us that there was yet even more work to be done. And, despite the fact that one of our girls, not wishing t.o be outdone by a frat. man's declaration that his pin represented something, declared with equal pride that hers represented a peanut. The dear little gold peanutsl' are with most of us still-and why not? For isn't Virginia a peanut State, and Richmond its Capital? What could be more loyal? Yes, there was work to be done, and since a greater mnnber usually accom- plish more work than a few, so our class of thirty-eight has been fully alive and active. We called the meeting for our election of Class Day otlicers earlier than that meeting had ever been called before. With Elise Hodgson as Orator, Una Fulcher, Poetg Ella Kyle, Tree-Oratorg Elizabeth Willingham, Bonfire Oratorg Bessie Wilson, Prophet: and Todd Motley, Valedictorian, we begin to peep into the fut.ure. We half imagine we see the end, but then there looms before us the ? and we are frightened to have dreamed of such a goal. We at Class Day-gathered around the bonfire? We at the great Alumnae banquet? We must have expected it. We elected Nona Harris to respond to the toast. All of this we fear to anticipate. But there is something nearer, something more certain-the graduates' reception. Of course, it is to be the best that has ever been. The invitations have been sent. The dresses have begun to come in from home, and we realize that it is right upon us. This we gain--we have now, connnencement is yet in the distance. So, throwing all doubts and misgivings aside, we lighten our hearts of their many Senior burdens and prepare to enjoy to the fullest the present. The present with its greatest gifts. But have we been selfish, we Seniors? For-give us, we have not meant it. Non nobis solumi' is our motto, and may we never forget it! Not merely for ourselvesu have we worked, suffered, or thought during our session, and 'tnot merely for ourselves do we wish to gain the little pleasures of college life. Our work for the future we have planned for those at home-our present pleasure we have planned for those about us. You may not realize it in all we do, fellow-students, but the real pleasure of life is in what we do for others. Without you, our class would be nothingg and by your enjoyment and pleasure we gain ours. So we stand to-day where your careless hearts some day may stand. Half- doubting, half-hoping, we look forward to our goal. 1cI1s'rorc1ixN. Cupid's Assistant 66 ON l' look so downcast, old fellowg who ever supposed that you would - let a girl's throwing you over affect you like this? Cheer up, .laekg there are plenty n1o1'e girls in the world. Thus spake Phil Staunton to his roommate, .lack lCdwards, who lay stretched out in a big armchair, disconso- lately watching the glowing coals of the fire. J ack moved uneasily, but, without lifting his eyes, answered, Yes, plenty other girls in the world, but no other for me. I' Why, lCdwards, said Phil laughing, I didn't know you were so senti- mental. If that is the case, the only thing to do is to kiss and make up. Take all the blame, whether it belongs to you or not. That would be better than worrying yourself to death, as you are doing now. But she said she never wanted to see me again, and I told her she never would, unless she sent for me. Besides, it wasn't all my fault, I eouldn't help kissing her when she looked so pretty-U Here he was interrupted by a loud laugh from Phil. You needn't make a goose of yourself, he continued, I am sure there is nothing funny in it. Don't get mad, Jack, I can't help laughing, you are so funny, but I'm your friend just the same, and will do all I can to help you out, At present, however, I have a patient to visit. Good-bye, don't sit there and mope all the time I am awayfl As young Dr. Staunton walked down the street, the smile left his face, and he said to himself, Something must be done for Jack. Poor boyg Cupid has played sad havoc with him. I hate to see him so worried, and really must do something to help him out. Let me seeg ean't I arlaange some meeting for l1i1n and Dorothy Winn, and let them patch it all up? But how shall Ido it? This was a serious problem, and, although Phil thought and planned, he could find no solution. Having paid his visit, he returned home, still absorbed in thought. When he passed by the Church he was accustomed to attend a bright idea stmck him. Ah, I have it at last, he said. If I can only persuade Jack to come to Church next Sunday night. I will have to do a great deal of maneuvering to carry out my plan, but I'll do it. Next day, after his round of visits, Phil might have been seen ascending the steps of the Reverend A1'cl1ibald Brackstoncls house. What he l1ad to say with this clistinguisheml Divine no one knew, but as a result of the visit, he came out smiling anal saying softly, Well, that much is 3tCC0lllllllSll0tl.H Sauntering on up the st1'eet, Phil met a boy of about fourteen. Hey, there, Bill, he saiml, how woulcl you like to make a quarter? I ine.'l Well, you must do exactly as I tell you, antl not tell anybomly until it is all over. Alright, but what must I do? Phil gave his orclers. Do you agree?l' Yesg thatls an easy job. Very wellg here is your quarter, you flo it up all right ancl maybe you'll get another.'l Phil was now anxious for Sunday to come to see how his scheme woulcl work- At last the fateful mlay arrivecl. Sunclay afternoon Phil saicl, Say, Jack, suppose we go to hear Dr. Brackstone to-night. t'Oh, I mlonlt care. .lust before Church time Phil rushecl into his room. t'I've just gotten a ,phone message to visit Mr. Smith at once, so I can't go to Church with you. Hut you go ancl sit in pew Number 53, anml I will be there about ten minutes late. Be sure to save me plenty of room: you know I 1lon't like to be erowcle1l. anal with that he was off. It was ten minutes after eight. The choir hail just begun to sing the Gloria Patri when Phil walkecl in Church with a beautiful girl at his sicle. He boweml to the usher, ancl, when the young lacly was not looking, whisperell in his ear, Pew Number 53, please. .lack loveil music, anal he was listening attentively to the choir when he hearml the rustling of skirts. Looking arouncl he saw Phil anml Dorothy entering the pew. As she took her seat,besi1le him their eyes met, but, excepting a blush on both faces, they gave no signs of recog- nition. .Iaek's heart beat violently. To be sitting next to Dorothy anml still not speak! It was altogether a painful situation for both. W hat a mean trick in Phil, thought Jack, to try to torment me like this. I mlimln't think it of him. At this moment the preacher arose anml announeccl his text. I wish to speak to-night on forgiveness-forgive your enemiesf, Phil, who for some reason happenecl to be looking towarlls Jack, saw him suclclenly start, While the girl at l1is simle eolorecl fleeply anml bit her lip. Dr. Hrackstone preacheml an excellent sermon that night, pointing out thc follies of anger, anal, in conclusion, exhorting any one in the whole congregation who was angry with any one to be reconeileml that very night. Just at this moment a boy of about fourteen came rushing breathless up the miilclle aisle. Stopping at Phil's pew, he saiml in a whisper, loucl enough to bc hearml by all arounml, Dr. Staunton, Mr. Wright has just broken a blootl- vessel, anal seems to be mlying. Come at once, or it will be too latefl Snatching up his hat, Phil, with a most serious face, turned to Dorothy, Miss Winn, I will have to ask you to allow Mr. lidwards to see you home. Jack, won't you escort Miss Winn home? Saying this, Phil rushed out of Church with a most solemn air. No sooner had he reached the Church porch, however, than his serious air left him. Sitting down on the steps he laughed until he was weak. Why, I've made quite a reputation for myself, as well as helping out Jack,'l said he, when he had regained his breath. I' Hello, Bill, is that you? he called, seeing a figure near him. You did your part line, and here's your pay, throwing him a fifty-cent piece. Phil slowly walked home. Going into his room, he threw himself into a big chair and thought, at times an amused look coming over his face. I have done my part, it all rests with Jackf' I-le finished his cigar. I hope Jack won't stay forever, I must hear the end of this to-night. The clock struck eleven, half-past, and then twelve, but .lack did not come. At last, when the clock showed almost one and Phil's patience was nearly gone, the door opened and in walked Jack. Have you come at last? How did you and Dorothy get along? Oh, fine, but why are you up so late? Just gotten hack from your patient?'l said Jack, trying to evade further questioning. Yes, just gotten back, said Phil' laughing. Jack looked at him curiously, and then a light broke on his lace. Say, was all that a put up job? Phil laughed, but said nothing. Old fellow,'l said Jack striding up to him and wringing his hand, won't you be the best man? IC. W. A Romance They were walking in the moonlight. Silence prevailed. He held her hand. There was a slight flutter ol' the leaves. The silence was broken- 'flVIuriel, do give me your promisefl She hesitated. No, not to-night-maybe to-morrow. The rest of the way they were speechless. When they reached the porch, hc kissed her good-night, aml went his way, in a very troubled stale of mind. The next day eight-year-old Muriel promised ten-year-old Harold that she would not tell 'fMother that she caught him smoking cigarette stumps behind the big oak tree. B. The Message of the Violet ES, you are more beautiful than I,-I admit thatg but 'tis no reason you should laugh at me. You are double aml have had more care, while all my growing I've done alone. All the more eredit to me that, though you in your beauty are placed here upon her dressing-table, yet I find a place beside ytlll. Yes, I admit too, that you are higher, but my stem is short and I'm quite satis- fied with my little vase. Still you laugh? Ah! wait until you've heard my story. They seemed to have quarreled dreadfully. l'laeh was so calm and deter- mined that I wonder what must have been the result had not I come to them. 'llhreels a crowd? That's nonsense where oneis a Hilower of love , besides, you must not interrupt. Anyway 'twas my opportunity, so I took advantage of it. Perhaps you've heard the song, since it is original with our family, that is, with us of the woodlands. I never knew.you of the hot-house and half doubt that we are kin at all. I begin to feel weak now, so must hasten. 'A I brmg ll, breath of spring time From leoofllrlnlls ielzere I grew., , I sang it as loud as I could, but neither seemed to hear. Soon the man began to dig the dirt about me with her parasol, and several times struck the big green leaves that hid me from view. The girl was looking far oii' among the trees across the brook, and there must have been some terrible misunder- standing, judging from this long intent gaze, for not once had she looked toward the man since I had first commenced to watch them. Although her face was turned away from me, I knew she must be V0l'y beautiful. The clear-cut profile, the chin tilted in an imliH'erent, independent way, and the mass of black hair coiled low on the neck made, to me, a beautiful picture. And I wondered Why the man's face looked so stern. The firm, square jaw, the mouth set in strong, drawn lines, the brows knit in a frown above the handsome eyes. Then so furiously he dug the ground about me that he broke the leaves from around aml badly bruised my stem. I continued my song, hoping by some chance to save myself from the sad fate that seemed awaiting me. 7'l1ere's ll kiss upon eucll, pelul, My lips are sweet IPIIHIV rleze. Whether he heard or saw me I know not. .Iust at this moment, however, he stooped and took hold of my stem, which quickly broke where he had so mercilessly bruised me. I was glad, too, that it left me very short, just to spite him. The frown now passed from his brow and a new light gleamed in the kind, dark eyes. I bring ll Iweutlz of spririg lime l ro'm. 'zeorullmul ll'lll'7'l' I yreun I-Ie sang in :1 deep, rieh voice. Why, he knew my song! 'l'hen looking toward the girl he went on, 'l'l1.ere's u kiss upon. l'lll5ll pelul M 11-- She seemed unable to look at those trees longer sinee she had heard of me. Slowly she turned her head toward us in a half-questioning, half-indifferent way, and, for the first time, I got a glimpse into the deep, long-lashed eyes, which struck me as greatly resembling my own. No sooner had this thought fiashed upon me than the mam said, Look, Violet, I never knew before how well the name suited you. 'l'here's not a shade of difference between this little tlower and your eyes. Look up at me. I had nearly erushed it there in its hiding plaee. What a brute I am-and had I nearly crushed you, too, little woman ? he asked, as he leaned toward her. Yes, she answered simply, but you would never have known it. And seeing the strong mouth I realized that too. But it was my duty now to take up my song where I left off. The one who sends this message W ould uilmfsper soft to you.. Somehow I must have bloomed for that man and girl, for upon every oe- easion he seemed to understand the message I tried to bring and anticipate my mission. Yes, I know it, because he 11ow joined me in his soft, rich tones, I lore you, low' you, lore you, .fl n.rl--- Here the girl, looking up into his face, completed the trio with her sweet eontralto, and we three sang happily, -My lufurfs lrue blue. I've heard before that three's a crowd as ou mentioned. But Men seemed 3 to be at the time I began to sing my song. Before you begin to laugh at me, though, you should 1'ood tho note that lios bonorith tho jar in which you stztnd. Too tall? Woll, it's too good to IIIISSQ so I'll roud it to you. f IJ1f1An, DICK: 'Twns good :ind thoughtful in you to sond tho grunt hunch of violots nftor our walk this niorning. But you won't niind niy saying that tho littlo ono with short :ind hruisod stoni in tho vziso below thonl is fan' doairol' to mo, will you? I wondol' what illi:i'Cl'0llC0 thoro would hnvo boon botwoon us now haul it not boon for tho niossaigo it brouglit? Yes, Illl go with you to-night. IQovingly, NV1OIil4l'l'.H Thzit is n1y story. And if I'vo brought poaico und glzidnoss to two ho:n'ts in this grunt IIllSLlllllG1'Sl'lLlNllllg' world, I :nn willing to occupy at low und hulnblo plzico. But I boliovo I sziw :it tho liottoni ol' that noto, HP. S. Dick, I must bo SOIllZllIlClll3ll,l just this onco :ind press that littlo fiowo1'.'l And so I :un quito oontont. IC L D Vg, Afterward For me the world has changer! From gold to grayg Amt faded are the once Fair ffowers of yesterday. Is this the bitter price I needs must pay For that one hour of joy? . . Would I might dream ulwayl If I had never known Such joy-yet stay Memory! 7'hou'rt worth This anguish of to-day! W 3111 1'H3I1:mm:ia11 1 fhxth QRIUQ -ywd 511112 Egilutu 1 glnrtlew, sJ rx, O Csf Q gpliil 3, 1905 , 1 V , E - 0 Incidents From a Girl's Four Years of College Life W ICS, I tell it as it oeeurs to me. If in anything you see your own experiences - pictured, just relneniber that you may have been a participant, for it is a true story, and it all happened in our own dear Woman's College. You do not remember by what name you went that first session. You know seniors have a convenient wayof forgetting their first appearance at college. Y In fact we are all loath to look back and-- --see ozlrsels as olllers see us. O yes, the first year you know it all! No one need tell you that you are on the wrong street your first Wednesday. You know it is Broad street, and are not going to let that old girl bluff you. And when finding you strolling leisurely toward Richmond College campus it is useless that they toll you that is Capitol Square. You know it, and they do not want to tell you what you are so sure you know. Thus you find yourself left to plod your first three months alone. But your teachers claim it is best for you to find out things for yourself. Yes, new you fully realize that one rcmcinbcrs better. The first night you arrived! Can you ever forget it? 'Tis after supper hour, and the matron takes you to the dining-room for something to eat. You tell your name, stringing it to its full length, as they call you at home. By the time you have had it llllSlJI'0Il0L1IlC!'ll and asked over several times, however, you are glad to give it in its shortest form. The first night, too, you hasten toward you room, saying to your roommate in the hall you will bring the lamp for her to open her trunk. But when you find your lump with no chimney, and fastened by a long gilt 'I'0ff to the imll, you slip sneakingly back and tell her you think you can help her without bothering about the light. Still, with all this, you put on a brave face, and when several old girls, some unannounced, come into your room, you answer their many questions as to your name, parent, home, post-office, county and state, wondering that they did not learn while studying geography that there was such a place as home. But there is still more to stand when you fail to place correct interpreta- tion upon the various bells, and walk to breakfast at the rising bell. In this, though, you profit by your first morning's experience, and never again are you seen in the breakfast room ahead of time, while often you are glad to get there at all. The first pang of homesickness fiashes across you the next day upon the street when the professor from your county finds you gazing after a mule and dump-cart. A sigh escapes you, and you greet him with the. question, lloesn't that remind you of home? Your social life is by no means neglected during your first session. An old girl explains that you can receive twice a month on reception night, and you begin to wonder whom you will receive. True, there is a rather young fellow who came to Richmond College from your home. You have a vague remembrance of how, when teased, he used to run from you. While these thoughts are passing in your mind an important event of your college life oc- curs. Tickets are sent fron1 Richmond College for the Thomas Lectures at that institution. You, with eight or nine other girls, go with one of the professors. During the lecture you would go to sleep but for the whispered connnents you hear from the window near you. You listen and learn that you are a new girl and mighty small -in fact, nothing but a kid, and that Woman,s College has a kindergarten 1lepartment. Finally, after a few more of such remarks, you decide that they must mean this for the little girl in front of you. At last the lecture is ended and some teachers take their crowds out by way of the windows, but all are followed to the car by a yelling mob of boys. Your professor puts you on one end of the ear, while at the opposite end your president calls you off, saying it is the wrong car. Thinking your chaperon is with you, your president steps on the next car, and all move toward home, leaving you and your five companions between the two car tracks and surrounded by the howling mass of boys. Your presence of mind comes to your aid. Though in doubt as to your basliful friend's help, you realize that there is nothing like a trial. So you quiet the girls' shrieks, and at the top of your voice call most piteously, f'Tomniy, Tommy, and to your surprise and delight Tonnny hears, gathers reinforcements and comes. Yes, he brings a great tall friend, a real ugly friendg and the three say they will chaperon you home. You take a Broad-street car, and feel you must make good this opportunityg so you form with Tommy, the tall friend, and the ugly friend a friendship destined to last. Never since have you wanted-a ehaperon, no not even that night when Miss Sweeney, having missed you, steps on the car at Eiglitli and Broad streets and forms in thedoor- way a big---? You get closer to your companions and leave the new tall chap- eron to explain. All, however, ends well, and when at Tenth street you are met by Dr. Nelson, your new friend becomes the hero of the story. But you do not forget Tonnny in praise of your chaperon. You guess that college boys don't tease as the people at home do. You meet Tommy's many friends, and one comes each reception night. Thus, your first year at college you feel very big, very popular, and you like all boys the same. The second year! How glad you are to see the old girls! You don't know so much as you did last year, still you think you can save the new girls your lesson of sad experience. You gain some fun from this futile attempt, and realize that they must learn as you did. Soon after the opening of this second session your college friend makes the football team. Here comes a season ticket, and soon you become a foot- ball enthusiast. Sad for you that this day should dawn! The many comrade- shi ps of the previous year now fade from view, while all your thoughts center upon one. The season is soon ended, and you are glad your hero escaped without a broken nose. You begin to dream day and night. Then often you get letters from home solieitous of your health, since your elassmarks get constantly lower and lower. You have right many absent marks, too, and they think perhaps you'd best come home. You write that you are taking medicine, and will soon work better. I5eside,you have a heavy course, and they should not expect much of you. If, however, they could sec you a few moments later, you doubt as to their considering the course heavy, since it consists of no more than a square mass of feathersg for at this time you are working strenuously to get a cord around a pillow which, if a senior can remember rightly, has a football upon one side. Despite your foolish idea that you are made for each other, at last there comes an end to the dream of love. He becomes so absorbed in pa1'allel work that you cannot stand it longer. You become suddenly independent, and then-the end! You pine, and he-plays baseball! From this pining you begin to fall into bad health, which results in the terrible disease measles. Whether the other twenty eases arise from like causes you are unable to say. But certain you are that your case is all his fault, and you think it would be romantic to die. You get well, however, and drop two classes, as you now expect to go in training for a nurse next year. They say it is too near the end of the session to come home. All of these troubles finally are forgotten in the great feast of April the first. ltlow nobly it is planned! The many things are ordered and taken to the girls' rooms by the bribed bell-boy when all are at supper. Two girls are appointed for each teacherls door. Tie a teacher in! ! ! Yes, 'tis all that can be done. Never have we entirely succeeded in our pranks with so many right among us, and this must be to all an April fool. Each teacher anticipates it, too, or why should two sleep with clothes on, lights burning, and doors open? Not only open, but a screen in one and an iron bar in the other, that they cannot be closed without arousing the occupant. In spite of hammering which arouses all, and a head hung through the transom calling that she knows us all, suffice it to say that, in spite of all this, those doors are shut and tied. Not until the last girl, with a pillowrlip of bananas across her shoulder, is making her way toward chapel, does the door-knob drop from one teacher's door and the eecu- pant walk forth with a lamp. The girl with the bananas gives the alarm, rolls down the steps, and is dragged into chapel in time to barricade the door before it is forever too late. Then the fun begins. Neither before nor since has such a feast ever been known behind these walls. The merry songs drown all sounds of attempts at getting in either doors or windows, for by now teacher number one has cut all ropes fastening the rest, and there are several on our track. Looking through the keyhole we see two figures in kimonas sitting on the steps apparently en- joying the music within. Presently there comes a loud knock upon thedoor, and you recognize in the voice accompanying it that of your revered president. Instantaneously from each girl's throat goes out the song, Aint 'aft fl shame, 11. measly shame, etc. Finding all attempts to gain admittance futile, our teachers retire to the reading room, Where 'tis reported a great consultation was held, in which our president, turning to the lone professor in their midst, is said to have exclaimed, Let's expel them all and get a new set of girls. This they finally decide not to do, since it is now the first of April. After a happy hour together we line up two and two and rush madly to our rooms. 'Tis a howling success in every way, even the surprise that each receives by being allowed to go on Broad street the following Saturday morning. Except for slight Hhazing, for, letls say, blaeking,'l as we steer clear of all pertaining to the former word i11 our college, at the beginning of your third session all is work. This is the first time you have thought of your degree. How foolish you were to drop those two classes last session, now that your idea of becoming a trained nurse has forever fled. How wise you feel this year. You must be a bit older. Youhavehadmueh experience, and do not feel your importance as you once did. You even take a room in the annex, and your friends fear you may become a bookworm. How fortunate you are to get this room, where there are no transoms through which to see your midnight light. You are not so absorbed in your work, though, that you cannot enjoy more brilliant experiences in the main building. One morning at breakfast every one is asking: Did you hear the crowing last night?l' Crowing! What crowing'? you ask. W hy about six seniors are suspended for crowingf' After nuich questioning you learn that a portion of that dignified set, growing tired of constantly setting a good example, eondescend to break the monotony by fowl-play. According to an agreement each puts forth her head from her own door about twelve o'cloek and crows. So well do they answer one another in imitation of' the real fowl that several of our leadingAlady teachers go out upon a chicken hunt, which from our first greeting at breakfast seems to have proved successful. Your fourth session brings the word Senior to you in all its varied meaning and stern reality. Grave, gay, teiling, happy senior! But how little you feel in comparison with your feelings of previous sessions. Each year you become smaller and smaller in your own sight, and you wonder what you may be ere eonnnencement, toward which you anxiously look. All is work before Christmas, but afterward there are many receptions given to and by you. First and foremost, about the last of .laiuiary there is the undergraduates' reception to your class. What an event in college life! And may each one of you be here next session to occupy our places, and be honored in like manner by your undergraduate friends. Though crowded with work, you find something aside from the regular routine in basketball and tennis. In these you unhurden your mind of its cares, and, here, too, you find some goal toward which you put forth your every effort-especially in basketball. Heretofore two teams have been chosen to play each other. Now there is to be a picked team, or first team. This means work, and how eagerly and enthusiastically you enter this contest, for some onehas said you cannotrnake the team-you are Zoo short. But this proves only an incentive to greater striving. For has it come to this-that you in your Senior year must realize that you are forever too small-you who felt so big that first year? Live and learnf, You have been getting smaller year by year, but now it is thrust upon you, and you accept the fact as a stern reality. L. What's in a Name? . ' T WAS a moonlight night, an ideal night for lovers-and there were lovers, Many 5 but there were only two down under the Hawthorne Busch, and they had forgotten the world and every one in it, as lovers do, you know. He was telling the Old, Old story, but who is it in this Motley crowd hur- rying along the highways and byways of life who has not stopped to tell or listen to this same story. Who is too high? Not the King in his Royal palace, nor his son, the Prince, in the Couneill Hall. Who is too low? Not the dusky Miller nor the Baker 3 nor the court Jester, he is a Merryman, but his Hart is not always as light as his head. Who is too 'Green? Who is too Wise? Who is too Gude, not the Dean, nor the Chaplin. Who is too bad, not the Robberftbs, who rob Good-rich and poor alike? Not the Minor, who Diggs and Diggs and has Moore Knight than Day. It is a Power, Bendall to it. So this lover had come Miles to see his sweetheart, and now he must face her Stern parent. Ah! he murmured, It would Payne even the bravest to think of that. Let us sit a little longer by this quiet Poole, listening to the wind Russell through the trees, and then-why-you know I would Ford a river, go to bottomless Pitts, Fellieimers on the Gardner's head or-why I will ask your father for you. But she punehed holes in the Sands and kept quiet, for she knew her father was not Stone, as poor James thought, and his Taylor had pleased him well that Day, so all would be Wright. As they strolled over the Orchard and and climbed the Hill they were unusually silent. James realizes as he Saunders along that he is going up against the real thing in the disguise ol' a fellow-creature comfortably seated on the West piazza nodding and smoking good cigars. And she was thinking-perhaps it was of the Garnett ring she was turning on her finger, perhaps of him, or the dress of many Hughes her Unkel was going to give her, or-who knows what a woman is thinking of? :ic :if wk wk Pk wk Pk :if wk The wedding Day was all sunshine. You could hear the Birdsong and see the Martin flying in and out of the ivy on the Chappell walls. After the wed- ding, with mueh Rice and Raekett they boarded the West bound train, and nothing Moore was seen of them for many a Day. A. S. A Warning KK5 Nell Oh! Nellie was a bonnie lass , And she was fair to see, With yentian eyes and ehestnzlt ewrls A nd saucy dimples three. And she had suitors by the score Who for her siyhed and pined, Hut to eaeh, she made the same reply: You are not to my mind. For, M r. A. was deaf, she said, And Mr. Ii. was lame, And Nr. C. talked, oh! so much, And D. 'zeas deadly tame,--- And IDr.'E. was quite too stout A nd Itev. I . too thin: She seorned a j udye of hiyh deyree: II e had a double ehin! She said to me quite truthfully, And looked me in the eye, H You know I might hare married you, ! But for that blood-red lie. ' And all her friends did zearniny yire, Ah, Nell! you sad eoquelte, I f you make fun of all the men You'll die an old maid yet. Hut she tossed her curly h ead and lauyhed. 'She Icneze a tlliny or tzeo, A nd the man just after her oven mind IIad never come to 1eoo.' For the man I fa'ed, she said eya-ln, M ust be the man I need, And I must see in him no fault, Of words or loolcs or deed. Uh! Iaelc-a-day, and laelc-at-day, It makes me sad to tell The dreadful punishment that came Upon our naayhty Nell! For the rery day that Dr. X. Appeared upon the seene, A total blindness fell on her, I ncnrable, I ween! So blind -was she she could not see That the IJr's. ears were biy, That his nose was lony and crooked, loo, lSome say he wore a zeiylj She lhouyht he had a splendid face C7'ho' his eyes were crossed, 'tis tru: B She thought-for oh! she was so bl ind That they were IIeaeen's own blue So when he came a-wooing her, Dear bonnie N ell, so blind, She pat her hand in his and said: Y0u're exactly to my mind. A nd hon' the rillaye yosszfps talhed. As only yossips can, What ran she see to lore, we pray, I 'n that yreat hideous man? But ah! you lenoze the truth is this, She eozdd not see at all: 'Tleas a. judgment on sweet. saucy Ne .ind she married him that fall. And she is yet the happiest wife, And will always be, I know, For sh.e'll be blind until she dies, Don lfupid made her so. L'EN VOI. N me all ye maids who lauyh. at men, List lo this lale I tell, Lest you should too be stricken blind, II ark to my zearniny CIO Nell. ' ii iwlwlf , X. tlv'!-'v.. 'A ' 4 . ff 'f ' , ff f 7 xl, Zldiiii Q, 'V f' 4' .wvfiitw ff :aa ,gf y-iSLl,- mfxk I -3 nf, U 'jill YK ffm' -uf X , . , 1 i A .J , . Y, ,.-Q7 V' X jilwfi X. ..., .. N 5 ,rg-,g.,q,.m.-.1 Florida Club Members Lum lV'I.'lR,lJl'll'l, L1l..fx 'I'lfuKlf:1c, h 4 Illclm .IoN1cS. l,lllll0l' the shzulo of the Sl10ll1Cl'lYlg pzthns hvu wo, Lula :md Lila mul Leila-just three, We loft our luml of the Fountain of Youth To sock those new paths of knmvloclgu :incl truth. Wo liko in those hulls of l0itl'lllllg to clwoll, Aucl this State of tho fail' virgin qucron vury well, But our ll0iIl'lQS fondly turn, XVl10l'0VCl' wo may hc, To our home in the html of tho sweet orange treo. Thou hcl'c's to our html of sunshine :tml Howors, The html which we gladly :tml proudly call ours, Like Tho Three Musketeers together stand wo, For the sake of that 1:11141 twixt the gulf :md tho son. Alabama Club ANN SKIGGGS, Tum.-xN Jomcs, ELlZAl3E'l'H RtroHA1wsoN, Cnfxunm CRUMPTON, Honorary .Ig .. fif A F' :wr f' .., . yi . . . JW C' 19' .. - .,, 7,3 ' I 4 -' ' 77 'Q '.v K :J lx - -N 1 ' f 1 . wi fs .., .f4 2 , Hu..--7-... ' 5' 4 , ' ' J Hqqgg .- -fa v .sf :vi : -f 1 fa 2 . gif' if '.':--'K 7, 31, ', 4, M , Hz A wuz--'r '-fm A QQ A,.. Q . gi- H 'M A--' 1 i -. ,t..mf:.:'-- Carolina Club Motto :-HTo thine own State be truef, WVIIITLOCK, A. LAw'roN, L. ' I'LxC1iNm', M. Roni-:nsoN, B. Proiu-:'r'1', E. LAWTON, A. L. TAYLOR, 111. ROYAL, D. M. Poou-1, A. Moon:-1, L We had heard so much of old Virginia That we longed to come and see Why this State in our dear Southland Should claim to be better than we. Hearing so much of the F. F. V., What a wonderful people they seemed to be, We boarded our train, and surprise to me Found nothing but plain folks, same as we. So,-we entered the College and were destined to stay, With hope and ambition of more learning each dayg We like these people in a general way, But Virginia can't touch Carolina to-day. ' fl X, 1 4, 5. V fx If f 0' if ' V451 'A' if . I 1-lf. -H' . Qf fff 7: 1X ,Li 1 ,Z ,' 1,0 'n.6f2+ l 5 .-if 492 Lv ll '51, 7V L ' 4 , , of . NK ! N Norfolk and Nansemond County Club Il'Io'l 1'u: Quo V:ulis Ullll-Il 01'c'Ul'.4x'l'luN : Sol'l-Ulunlnlnillg l .xvolu'l'1-1 Dxsn: llvsull nl' lll1'lJK'1'llll2lfll0!l Our lncnrts 0vr'r turn Inr1lll'1lcul'4lL'1':lll lmmo 'l'huup.:h fur, f:u' inlxunl sumclinws wo may roumg 'l'hut wv kvcp puuplv guessing wo know vary wvll Wlwtlmr wc'vr going or 1-mnimz, now who c-:un truly lnll Z' Members .ll'INNll'1UllUIlY Alun' S.-xuxm-:ns A'l.'llil'Ill lin-:Ass Blum:-1 PIIIIIIICN Mann Wmrzm' I'I'rn1-11. Ill-z,xNs HW-nw .x wr W ISIC Imvx' Srxrrnnlclcs QIIE If all 4.1! u zggf-3 , fl -,. A If' , of f?'if '1?+ -N I . 'H r V A , , , C4- 1 j if Ag V r 'Hifi ,. A! z ln E -.34 4- .f .. ..,K,z2y i . 1 ,f X s x' ':LJf A'- 2'-if ' a 4 1 N I pq I , 1 1 A1 . A E Jfyf . vgrfl- ' gf?- Q I 594,14 ,- 4 X N pc 4.4 . A, wx, K qlwln, . ,K l U, ' ':. L ' X- lw l Q '54 ' 5' ,kg Y-'Engl FAH '-ii' ' V l'fl!l' ,Zf Q no - N fl:f, iR!ll?l 7'XV ' ll ' li l xl l ' 'l'1.l3f?5o5il!f 2 ,Q fl ll ' v Q- ' Q ? ,. f 1--fa ,--ff-if - W ,,,V. 1 in - 4 if-W an an N'-'V -,Hu 'ffl 'rv - - i'2.:s--+R' 'R TFAHANNUEKZEULFEFER CLUB Ox-Cart Transportation Company l lo11'c'1'.'-Ilx-vyo daisy. 0IIIlI7'.'iGl'00ll. lllollo:- Slow, but sure. Members I IC. Llclc DOWDl'll,L, Gvm-lull luiLllllg'l'l'.+l'l0lJl'H soon to ollvct trzulo ol' xlbovo loam for ll0l'S0. ' Ill-:LHA Dlfom-1Y, Drivc-r.-And 4-spvcinlly fond of Huntin' Wood. Nomx ll.'XRliIS, SllIX'l'llll'l'Illllllll.-cllllIJl'IJl'l' Rapid 'l'r:mSit,. ILWINIA DlroI,m', l,VOl'-ll2lllll'l'.-Blll isa now applying for :L position on tho Ricelm- mond Alllllllltlllfll' Corp-1. MARY l'lUGI'Il'IS, 'Postr-1' RC211l-BWl.'0C:llFlll!'l'.4 it good as far :ls Rouge-1'. Nl Wm ww' Clulpvpvl' lirxmclm l1llli'.'--Allll anxious to llllllil CloLUA11s1ANA . Al.l.1':, . : :hz :L Marc in the world. Un. C. M. BAGGARIN, llo11or:u'y l':1f+m1gv1'.-Always gow-:Q by wary of flu- Orclmrcl vxcopt 11 Hill izltwvmw. X ! Paradise Alley 7'h.rce cheers for Paradise A lley.' Where learning and laughter com,lnfne,' Of all the halls in our college, 7'here's none quite so festive and fine. Three grare and dignlhed seniors Give the tone to our Alley, yoa see, Annie Laurie, and U ldine and Birdie, All Bachelor Maids of degree. And for noise, there're pianos, and peddlers Of cuffs, collars and cake, And eat-fights and rat-fights and revels, Which oft limes the wild echoes wake. Then, for sunshine, there's Pagey, the merry, And M ildred's a regular cook: A nd tho' not Gold Dust, yet Mary and Marion Are twins like those in a book. We have, too, a society lady Who deigns our dear Alley to grace, Miss Hackney, a belle and a tar-heel, With a trunk full of satin and lace. Nor must we forget little M ary, l7'he Marys are four, in this l.'all,j Who's kind and obliging and helpfalg Erer ready to answer a call. A nd I fldlne, the stialious and quiet, As dernware and sweet as a nwn: Oh! we have quality up on our alley, And something new under the san. For we'ee a Belle that's nerer for ringing, And a Page that's never Zarned down, A ante Laurie that 'newer saw Scotland-- Thoztgh as fair as she of renown: Wehve a Payne that's always a pleasure And a Taylor that makes not a coat, A Saddler that never sewed leather, A nd a Birdie that sings not a note. We once had a dear little Chappell , Hut it was moved to another floor- We still miss and love our dear Chappell , But perhaps they needed it more. Then hcre's to Paradise Alley, The home of laughter and cheer: A nd here's to those who lire in it And hawve helped to frnalce it so dear. And herc's to those who come after, To those who our places will jill,- Then Paradise Alley forerer, Let us ery, with a hearty good will. CHD Our Books an The One Woman, Miss ANDERSON. Lovey Mary, MAILX' CRAXVFORD. Castles in the Air, MARY I'IllGHlCS. In Love's Gznnlenf' A. L. LAw'roN, E. DIGANIC. Merely Marry Ann, MARY CRAXVFORD, ANN Simons. Hearts Courageous, ELIZABI+I'l'H R1eHARosoN. Essay on Main Cul, ANNA lim: LAw'roN. Stepping HeRve11wzu'al, MIss1oNARY SOCIETY. Heavenly Twins, M. and M. JENNINGS. 'fliawenmler and Old Lace, Mus. QHARRIS. Alice in Wonclerlamlf' Amen XVHITLOCK. Prisoners of Hope, W. C. GIRLS. d Plays The First Violin, ALICE GLEEVES. Right of Way, Miss F oRB1-is. Old Curiosity Shop, LAURA LAw'roN. lf I Were King, S'l'EWAR'l' WVISE. f'Tl1e Women in Wl1ite,', Miss Swiwr. Her Own Way, IRRNR GRRss1'r'r. Lover or Friend, LR11: DOWDRLL. The W7lI'gl11lfL11,H MR. GARN1-:'1 r. Audrey, AUDRIGY PALMER A Royal Lover, DANNIE ROYAL. f'Tl1e Other Wise Men, MR. HIILL. I Need the Money, EVERYBODY. if ll 'fx M A mi V X gi . 1 xx. av ,, 'gf' 1 1 an 10.9 'V , , , Y. . A! , . 1' E' f 'Z x I ' v fig' Xl' ,x I X 'L' ffl!! , , 3 px X, m if If X El 1 H 7 l' ' I' 7' 17 N N' I - , nf' jf! i ff, x 1 ' 7 f , I , I . 'f!' ' X I x.A ' 1 Ll H 'ff I' X MS. xx f X 5- Xi' f 1 Y N :L 'f , H X W 3 , . 1 ,- K 1 N I L v-54: '1 1 f A x N I N U 1 I f . 4' f lx fl I f PQ , ' v f f ' I K 'N fly' f Z ' 1 ' 4 ' iq i-hmm Mn -: fg,'5. ,--L L Tkj' C-Kira Philomathean Literary Society MO'I I'O: Tout mon yvfmmjlnle. Officers ELLA IQYLE, Pfmiflent. SOULIR HURT, Trmxurcr. IBRSSII-I RORIIRSON, Vice-l'I'e.wifZent. ANNIII: LAIIRII: DILLARII, Sm-relary. IIOIIISII: THOMASSON, Critic. Members SIILII4: BIIIIY, Bllillllfl ISOXLI-IY, IIOIIISIQ BLIINOON, JIIINNY CHORY, MARY CRAXVFORD, DIYIHLA DIIIIIIIY, NIAIZIGII DIGANS, LAIIRII: DILLARII, EIIA I'Is'rIcs, UNA I+'ULf'HI':R, N IGLLI II: NO'1 l'INGHAM,. ITLIIINIII VAIOIIIN, B Icssl II: TA I,I+I1PIcRRO, VIRGINIA RORIIRYS, MAY HYACKNEY, LILA TUCKRR, Lo'r'I'Y PUI.LIfIY, A CARRI If: I+'I'I'zI'A'I'IIIOIi, RIITH GILLIAIYI, ANNIE LICIG GRIGIIJN, IIIILA I'IARDl+1I'I MILORIIJII JOHNSON, lflvl-ILYN MARTIN, 1WARY PI'I I'S, MARY PRINCIII, GIcR'I'RLIImIf: BRNImAI.I., B lC'1 l'Y W A'I'IcINs, IC'1'II EL P I CK I+1'I I', NI'I'A GRI+IssI'r'1', ALICE GIAl':AVl'IS, CHRISTIAN ELLIS, NELL CHAPIGLL, NORMA ELLIS, MAIIX' RCPBINSON, ANNII-1 NIILWIIOMR, MARY NIIWCOIYIII, SOIIHIII ROBINSON, W ILIIA TIAIIWOOD, INI-:z I'IU'l'CI-IINSON, l'1LIZABIC'l'H TAYLOR, ICLOISIC TAYLOR, LILY BISCOIII, ALIOIQ T1LLAc:I1:, ANNIIII POWELL, AImIcI.AIImIc POWIIILI., ANN SKICCGS, BIIISSII-1 ROBERSON, ELLA ICYLE, LOUISE THOIIIASSON, MAUIJ XVRIGHT, ICI,1zAnI4I'I'H RICHAROQIN E Calliopean Literary Society Flower .' -Vio lc t. COZ07'S.'-PU1'IJl0 :mel LILVOIIIIOI Motto:-AltO1'uI1I Rltorius Ruxilio egct. Officers EIIISJG HEOIJGSON, President. Llfllfl DOWIJRLI., Secretary. Ton NIO'1'LEY, Critic. Members OIAVI: BAGBY, TOO MO'I'I.RY, HAIILY COUNOILI., LAVINIA DIIIIIIIY, LIGIII DOWIIRLII, M ARY SMITII, ANNIE LRR LAw'I'ON, ICI,IZAI2I1:'1'II-WIIILINGHAM, IRICNE JONES, MIXIIX' H IIGIIRS, S'I'I'lWAR'l' NVISIC, HAIILY COUNCILL, Vice-I'1es1rlc1zL MABPIII JORDAN, Treasurer LUCY SAIINIIIIIRS, NIARIE RUSSI-:I,I,, DAISY NVILSON, MARGARET MANOR, BESSIIC W ILSON, ZIII.ImIIc R.OBl'1R'l'SON, ICLISII PIODGSON, NONA HARRIS, LAURA LAw'I'ON, EIIITH MCCAR'l'HX', MAIII-II, JORDAN. . v W 4- , L IL 1 W , 4 i I l I Gwathmey Memorial Missionary Society. ICIIIIOWIRI by I REN III .I UN ES, I 'fr'e.wI'rl Nl'l'A fiRl'1SSl'l I', New MISS ANDERSON, MISS ISAIION, NIARY BARNES, IGIIIY BISOOE, BIRIIIE BOXLI-JY, SOULIIG BIIRT, LOUISE BLUNIJICN, CARRIIII BAKER, LIIIIILE BIISIIH, SUSIE BIRDSONG, VIRGINIA BIRIISONO, SALLIIC BIRIISONG, GER'I'RIIIII-I BICNIJALI., ANNIE BLACKWICIIL, MISS CRIIAII I'ON, , JENNIE CHORY NELL CHAIIELL, MARY CRAWIIORII, LIZZIE CHAPIIIN, ANNIE II. DIIILARD, l'I'I'H E L DEA NS, MAIIEL DICANS, DELHA DLIIII.EY, LAVINNIA DIIIII.EY, LOUISE DICKINSON, NORMA ELLIS, ICIIA l'1S'l'l+1S, BESSIE EIINIONSON, ! ORGANIZIGIJ 1856. MISS AIIIIEI' GWAIIIAIEY IIIIII l3I'Ot'lwI'. Officers ml. IC'I'II IC I. PI I 'R IG'l l', I 1'f'e-l'1'o,wI'rI0II 1. 'vlm'.1!. l'II.IzAIsE'I'H 'l'AYI.OR, 7'rwIN1m'I'. IIIZZIE Ul'1Al'LIN, l.Ifl11'rII'IfmI. Members CllIilS'l'lNl'I ,I'lI.I.IS, MISS l+'LEE'I', MISS FOIQBIIZS I CARRI IC 1+'I'I'zI'A'I'RIu, RIU'l'I'I GILLIAAI, IRIGNIII GRESSI'I I', IIELIA GOOIJILIUH, MRS. HARRIS, MARY HUGHES, NONA PIARRIS, INEZ ISIIVTOIIINSON, NIARY IfUNDLlCY, IIIILA IIARDICIC, PAG IC JONES, IRENE JONES, MAREI. .IORIIAN MARY JIGNNINGS, MARION JENNINOS, MILDRIIIIJ JOHNSON, IGLLA KYLE, lCIII'I'H KING, LAURA LAw'I'ON, BIGSSIIG LAWSON ANNA L. LAWTON, SOPHIE MOOIQIII, EVICLYN MARTIN, J 7 COLIIMRIANA N.NIII.I'I, MABIGL NEXVCOMB, ANNIE NEWCOAIII, MISS ORLIILOIII, SUSIE OLD, AGNES ORRISON, MARY l71'l 1'S, AVA POOLE, ICTHEI. PIcIcE'I I', LO'1 1'IlC PUI.LI-JY, BIRIIIE PRIIIIEN, DONNIE M. ROYAL, BIAISSIIC RORERSON, MISS RYLANII, JANIIII RICHARIISON, SUPHIE ROBINSON, M ISS R,Ol3l'lR'1'SON, MISS SMVIII-I, MARY SMITH, Lum' SAIINIIERS, MARY SAUNIJERS, ANN SKIIIGGS, MISS TAYLOR, BESSIE TALIAFERRO GRACE TENNIS ALICE TILLAGE, LILA TUCKER, ULIIINE VAIIIEN, S'I'I'IWAR'l' W ISE, BE'I I'IE W A'I'I:INS, J MAIIIIE WRIfIH'I', ICRAIA W RIGH'I'. The Cifcle of King s Daughters of Woman's College UIIIIANIZIIII 1895. Officers S'I'I+:w.-xIc'I' WISII, l,I'!'N'flll'I1-L. I'II.I.Ix KYIIIG, I l'f'l?-lJ7'0.N'l7lll'II,f. IeI.IxI,I,Y CoIINI'II.I., Sw-I'0IrII'y. L.-xIIII.Ix L.-xw'I'oN, 717't'llN'Il7'l?7': Members MISS ANIIIQIISQN, S.xI,I,IIc ISIIIIJSIJNII, VIIMIINIA BIIIIISUNII SIISIIII BIIIIISUNG, BIIIIIII-I BuxI.I':Y, GIcIc'I'IwIII1I l5IcNImI.I., IIIIA' BISUUIII, SoIII,II-I BIIWII, IIIIIIISIQ ISIIIINIIIIN, MISS I3.'xc'oN, II.'xI.I,v UoIINc'II,I,, JICNNIIIZ CIIIIIIY, NIIIII. UII,xIII'III,I,If:, IIIzzII': UII.xI'I.IN, lG'I'IIIfII. IJIIIANS, NIAIIIII. DI-:.xNs, L.-WINIA DIIImI,IcY, DI-:I,IeI.Ix lJI'IaI,IcY, ANNII-1 lI.xI'IIII-I DII,I..xIIIm, l,uI'IsIf: lJIc'IQII:NsuN, III-:I-I Downl-:I.I,, NIIIIAI.-x l'II,I,Is, UIIIeIs'I'INI': lCI.I,Is, MISS FIIIIIII-Is, UAIIIIII-I l I'I'zI-,vI'IIIc-Ii, llN.-x l III.I'IIIfIII, LUCY 1 uI:II, NI'I'.x GIII-:SsI'I I', I.IcI,I,x GIIIIIIIIIHI, .fXI,II'If: GI.I'1I'1Vl'ZS, Mus. IIAIIIIIS, INI':z IIII'I'I'IIINSoN, NIINA I'I.-xlmls, Mun' IIVIIHIIS, Mun' ITIINIIIIIIIY, NIAIIIIII. .luIIImN, MIIIIY .lIcNNINIIs, MAIIIUN JIIINNINIIS, IICIGNIG .IIINI-Is, I'.-ual-1 JIINIIS, MIIIIIIII-:II .MINI-Is, l'II,I.,x KYIIIII, l'IIII'I'II KING, MAIIIIIL LANIDIS, ANNA IIICIII II.xw'I'IIN, I..xI'II.-I II.-KW'I'lJX, liI+IssIIf: II.xwsuN, SIIPIIII-I MIIIIIII-1, 'l'oIm Mu'I'I,I':Y, ICVIIIIYN Nl.xIe'I'IN, NIGIIIIIIII No'II'I'INc:II,xxI, i A NN I II: N Icwc'mI Is, NIAIIIII. Nmwc-mIII, fuI,IIxIIsI.xN.'x N.xI,I.IfI, SIISIII: Umm, Ac:NIcs OIIIIIHIIN, Mmm' l'I'I I's, IIo'I I'II-I l,l'I,l.lCY, ISIIIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIN, IIIIIIISI-I l'nINc'Ic, ANNIE PmvIcI,I., AImIcI.,xIImIII l'owI1II.I., Mmm' PI-IIIIIINS, SIIIIIIII-I RIIIIINSIIN, IJIINNIIII MAI: l2m'.IxI.I,, Mmm' RIIIIINSIIN, NIAIIY HmI'I'II, NII:I.I..Ix SIIIIIIIIII, lII'm' SIxI'NIIIf:IIs, M,-un' SAIINIJIQIIN, M Iss SWIIIQNI-:Y, I,II..fx 'l'I'I'IiI1:II, I'II,Iz.1xIsIf:'I'II 'l'.u'I.oII, l+lI,oIsI-I 'I'.n'I,oII, MIss 'l'.u'I,uII, BICHSI II: 'l'.-x I,I,x Iflclem I, I'I'I'III-:I.INII 'I'.XYI.lJli, VLIJINIII Y.-XIIHIIN, MIWIIIII xYIiIGll'l', S'I'II:w .Vx Ic'I' W ISI-1, Bl'1'l I'lI'l xv.-V1'KI Ns. x 'u w Y ' YL' -' , X ' X , , , , I A 5 K ff .AA A x 72 - A A The Chisel Staff H.8LLX' CoI'Nx:1LL, CLAIM BEHQEH I Lim' B1-:CHEN BIIXXIE Dx-:n1EI'x XOXA H1XliliIS Tam BIUTLI-:Y EDITH BICCAHTI-n' Eusr: Hnmssox Mulln:-Nzxturc ou l ln1ve1':-Paulsy. ANN Sli me nas, I'rc.widcn,l. AIACIC xVI'll'l'hOl'Ii, Tren Num, UHM'l'l4il.l,, Im-:Nl-1 GM.: lC'rH1c1. l'Il,Am, NANNIIG HAM, Om-:Y MVINOR, SARAH Smmc Mrmmlcn .Iowa emu, l Art Club 1' Momlol. Wulc:lLuvn'rl I----01,180l'Vil-I-i011. Colors:-Purple zuul Golml. q Officers ANNIE l3.xRNms, I' 1Iua-I' r'cxifIerz l scorer. I mow 11: G RI'1SSl'1 l', Scvrelury. Members Amcrla N1cl,soN, l'1l4lZABI'1'l'I-I R101--1. uuwsuN, lmm' SK'O'l l', , H 1-11,1-:N 'l'ANNwu, M umm M W Hl'l' xc, S.u,1,11f: BumsoNc:, S, Miss BACON, Honomry. C? W-If X I . K 1 .- N I ' .gm N- . T9. T n A V 49 7, - ft , - nr' Xiflpx. -- UALB ' I , C3514 , 'J-,Q if . '5 . I f,,..f gf , W---I -I ' I f ' Ml- h -W , - -'N' H f' P -- 3.04 -1-17 tv?-F,'w?7LaTE? eu' mimi T ' 1' - .. . w -T,-::'g,3,,:,.T.,-,Z-'P-1:-1 1, '- -1 I I-.- ss ,':'g-13.375 Sm-.441 TQPI-741' V -6.71- ,:-1 .:f1,if'5,.4:.-'.' 7-elif .T - Sans Souc1 Club Mnllo:-- Halt, Ilriuk :xml bu IIIoI'I'y. Cnlm'.'-l'II:I-gm-I-II. FIU'll'l3'l'.'-011171Nlglk - Officers IIIMIIII TIcxNIs, l'm.wITIleII,!. NANNIII IIIAI,I,, Saf'I'I'lcII'y ICIIAIA WIIIc:II'I', TII'wI.wII1'v1'. INIIIZ IIII'I'c'IIINsoN, IIIIIIISII BIIUNIIQN, NI'I'A GIIIcssI'I I', CAIIIIIII: LI-:Ia ISAIQIIII, BIIISSIIIJ ICIIMIINSUN, MAIIY ISAIINIIS, IIIIINIII GIII':ssI'I I', MIIIIIIIII WIIICIIIT. Honorary Members MISS SwIIf'I', MISS l5I,,xI'IuvIcI,I,. SNAP SHOTS NAME ADMIRED FOR Q OC3fgf,:10N ADMIRER OF NVANTS 'ro BE Pgffygfg' DOXXIE ROYAL. . . Sweetness Oh! Listen Cgitsgiii 'tRivers An actress XONA HARRIS .... Her walk H ggiliilgv' Calling Lucy Thin people Authoress School teacher BEss ROBERSON . . Her wit Carryin' on Telling jokes Dick CensY' Thin A chapel belltej A ' T TC T S T T 'S T199-I ff -- ST IMT ,ICT IREXE JONES ..... Her winning ways Hee! hee! Giggling cisIF:l1g,,?f Popular Hgussifper S T A ii S S A i . . SUSIE BELL. ...... Her frankness O! shootl' Admgfmg from a Lions Society belle , A lion tamer :stance LUCY SAUxDERs.. . Her dignity Child! Training Mary Parkes A missionary A dean SOULIE BURT. .... Hair dressing Goodness Fixing hair Stewart Like Stewart Ask her ELIZEEIJ-lfnnsox, I Her dimples Ol toot! Heart smashing Opposite sex A society belle An artist BI.-KRY CR.-KWYFORD.. Studiousness Toot! too! Killing time Tall people Thin P 05162333 of BESS Emloxsox . . Her baby ways Goo-goo! Baby talk Miss Smith Young y In a baby show F1wTCT TS LT C T A L T All S i ,- .- ETHEL DEAXS. .... Her looks Anna Lee! Stalmg mth Anna Lee With Anna Lee A With Anna Lee E X Anna Lee EVERYBODY Y Cood looks hrhgreys no place Rushing Miss Anderson A senior iTime will rove , ' like home E Shepherd's ' 3 p F. F. D. 11-lotto:-- l3mv:1re of the Faculty. Color :-Roll mul White. Favorite PCI-SMZTIICI-PI'E!SiC1illg over the l az'o1'ile SnYy17ng:- I'll meet you into punch-bowl. on. Yell W lm are W e? Who are W e? F. F. D. Rah, Rah, Rah, Ruiz! One, Two, Tlz1'0f'. Members Bmssm L1-:wrs LAWSON, MARION Home JRNN1Nc:s, ROBI'1R'l'A HRLRN Boxm-:Y, MILDRIGIJ GRRY JONES, LILY IQAY Bxscom, MARY GIRSQN HUNm.RY, NIARY CLARIQR PITTS3 PAG1-1 Woonscm JONES, MARY GRACR JRNNINGS, D. A. S. 1 lmver:-Red C2Il'11iLl,iOl1. Members Mxm' SAUNDERS, STENVART XVISE, LAVINIA DUm,1cY, MABEL DEANS, L1-11-1 Dowmcnn, MARY ITUGHES, lklcssu-1 RommsoN, LUCY SAUNDERS, Co1,u1xImJxNA NALLE, IRENE JONES. Color:-Crimson and Black. , 1 -. ' X r s fag.. xg , , ka '-A K Q A-wr .fx 'L N 21,5 ,f K, Nm. ,J ' , K 3 L X X I 'L ,,- A German Club Officers 1 NN SNmm:c:s, l'w:.wf1lm1l. NUNA lIAlmls, Scr'relm'y. um x' SAUNDMNH, V'l:l'C-I ,7'lfNI7!1UIl! . S'l'I'2WAli'l' W ISIC, T7'ClLNllfI'UI Members Susllc HIGIAI., S'l'I'lWA wr W IS n-1, ANN SIQIGGHH, BICSHI IC R,UBl'lliS0 MARY IIUNIJLIGY, PAM: JONMS, NLKRY SMITH, MANY Huc:H141s, IllI'1NI'IJONl'IH, MARY SAUNIHGRS, LAURA IAANVTON, Amon-1 WH1'1'Loc:1c, NUNA I-IA1mls, HA1.l.rl1: CouNu1l., Nl-:LLA SAlml,1-Ln, Ns I4U1FYSAlTNIJlGIiH, MARY URAWIVUIQIJ, I1I'Il'1 Ilmvnlcm., Iimssm LAWSUN, ANNA Imam LAw'1'uN, LAURA D1L1,Ann, SOP!-IIE Moomc, MABEI, DNANS, Cor,1mmlANA NAl.l,l':, SOULIIG Bum, lG'rH1cr, DIQANN, ELLA IQYLIC, MAmf:r, JORDAN, IAAVINIA Dum.m', DoNNll': Rm'Al,, l':LIZAHI'l'l'PI RrcfnAlwsoN. if NIMH' Cn Q. Q. Q. AIIIUUI K rw vw 'I In-:lrl fvllflllf'---Rl s ill'l' lrumpx. 'cl um! lilzwk. l'Yflll'lf7'. NI00lI I'xlflWl'l'. 151-:ss liolslmsox, l um1y part. ANN Sluccxcss, Imzulingg lauly. uvlvmum, i'ml11r-ttv. ANNA IAM: L. xw'mN, Sllllll-W2l1l'l' straw Doxxufz limxxu, IIc'z1l't-sl11:1sl1v1'. l':l,lZAIil'1'I'1l R1c'HA-xlmsox, I Iom-y-pot. Imm' SAl'NIJI'IliS, Serious part.. lflwum, D1 1' we, 1..r Bc-am. Bon .I I'IS'l'l'Ili, Ifzllmsmxlu uno. 4- 5. ' ' w- 1 1 ,5 I F It I x ' 1 , f 'fr 9, Mus1c Club Officers nm' Iilscvom, l'1'e.w1'rIf-111. , l7I.DlNl'I Y.-XIDIGN, l'17f-0-l'1wu 'ILUISI-I 'l'.u'mn, Sl'l'l'l'lIIl Ij. l,,wn.x L.xw'l'uN, T'I't'llNll'IU Members Iam' lilsmlc, l'1l.UISI'I 'l',xx'I,un, lTl,1nN1c Xlxlnl-IN, Anlcrlc xYIAIl'l'l.Ul'K, I AQ3 ANNA Ll-lla l..xw'ruw, Ull.XIil'I'Y H.-Xlil-IR, l,.u'n.x IAW'l'llN, SHl'lIll'1 MUURIC. M.vx1'n xYlilCiIl'I', VN.-X l l'I.l'III'IR, Miss Rmalcnsux, Mmm' 1,I'l I'S, l'Il.lz.-xnlwll 'l'.u'l,ulc I4.Kl'lill'1 lJlm,.xnn, lin.-x l'Is'r1-zs, 1--BL, V 'S X -I ff' , x f H ! I XVIRGIYIA S'r.a'rE L1 mum' X 1 O Q , W XX x!! Basket Ball Team Douglas KNIN SK 1-xmas, Vanptalill, m:m:u.z4-r. Mun' l'lm:ul':s, final pil:-hr-r. Ilxl-:x1':.lnx14:s, llmnl gg llclcm-1lil:11:ssl'l l', liixzhl 1-01111-r, l'I1.Iz.uu-1'1'rl R1c'll.xlmrmx. Right Lzuau-ll. lJuNNl14:Rm'.xl,, llighl hu Ill vrur: Bl-:l,l,, I.:-ft vc-nlvr. f'llI.lYMIil.kN.X N.u.l,l-1, l.1-ft guxml. l'.u:l-:.lux1-::4, I.:-fl fir-M lmvx' S.u'wm-zns, Ham-ull. Dr. f'.XHH1lI.I. li,u:1:.xlu,v, Vmpirv. Substitutes I.xvlN1xl1um.u-xv, Mun' .l1cxx1x4:s, NlxlclnN.lr1Nwlw1:fa. Basket Ball Team Hotspur SUl7l,H'l Bl'li'l', Uuplzlin, nm 11:1gv1'. I'1I,rz.'xmc'1'11 Cnfxlmlx, Imft 21112111 ,omsm Ilwlcrclzsox, Right cfontic-1'. MARY Romcusox, Goal guaml. Incl-1 IJuwm':1,L, Imi'l1 C70lltK'l', ' Mmm' Clk-XWI 0Iil3, Righty field. IGIAJISIC 'l'.n'1,on, Goal pitclu-r. I'1'l'Hl'1L Dmxs, Imft, Hvlcl. 131-Jssm Rulslclcsux, Right guurrl. S'1'lcw, x1c'l' Wlslc, Mzlscott. Mn. limom' II11,1,, Connell. l , I 1 N 1 J ' 'f' 5' X ' xw Q if Y ,N v -X -- x . Tennis Club C'0Iors.'-Red and White. 1 I,,xL'R.a L.aw'1'oN, Bluuager. Lrm' SAVNDERS, BESSIE ROBERSON, ANNA Lm: LAWTON, S0L'1.1r: BVRT, Lm: Dowmzu., ALICE WH1'rL0f'K, ANN Smzcsas, EL1zAm:'rH RICHARDSON Ilxcalc JONES, Mrwmzn JOXI-IS, DQNNII-I Rox'.xI,, IREXI-I .IoNr:s. - BIABEL DHANS. Fads of the Faculty 3 V? Un. ISAGGAnm'- '1'l1e tinie is prnetieztlly up. We ll tnke that up to-morrow Miss CltUMI l'ON-NIS that so? Why thnlfs interestingf' 7 H Miss ANIJICRSON-HAS Mateznilny says - But I do not agree nith Dr. Johnson Y? Dn. Coon- Don't you think it is rather wnrni in here? Miss 'l'AYI.on- Collie und see if I cnn't change your nlusie period again. Miss BAooN- Why, g-i-r-l-S! MRS. I'Itl.l'l'iS-HGil'lS, you ll1LlSt realize that there are other people in this house Miss Formms- Recreation from three to five on Brozul Streetf, Mn. GARNl'I'l'l'-HThlLf, is at brain clunigef' Miss SMITH--HNOW, pay atttentitin, girls. Miss Pumlcnson- S:ty, you do? Mn. Hn.1,- Demi easy, and at perfect cinch. Du. GARNl'1'1 1' Nw1,soN- Give Am. the exceptions under this rule. Grinds Jn. Mivrn. TEACIlilllli-Hhvllilff is a locus? Miss Riel-1- It's a little animal that lives in the trees. M1ssBA11,lcY- Is Janice Meredith in the library? Miss WOMMACH- I 4lon't know. What kincl of a looking girl is she? Lavie Payne wants to know why she woulmln't be a prince if she married a King? Miss C.- Who were the l'Ioratii? Miss I'IllNIJLI'lY-Noll! they were three twin brothers. The young larlies who sit at Dr. Baggarley's table have Doctor Gordon for break- fast, clinner ancl supper. Miss .I. RVIUI-IAIillS0N Cquoting the marriage eeremonyj- Whom C-lorl hath put asumler, let no man join logetllerfl Miss fillililutkl Cwalking up lo a wax figure in Uohen'sD- Will you plense show me some skirts? Miss A.-- Who is the Viee-Presimlent of the Unilexl States? Miss li.- Why, Fairfax of, eoursef' 77 lI1s'ronY 'l'1f:AeH nn- Wliat church mliml Martin liuther fouml? Puml.- 'l'l1e Baptist. Inmmman- Joln1, go loek the key anrl put the lihrary floor in the mlesk rlrawerf' Why cloes Susie Bell prefer a roaring Lion for a pet to any otlher?'l Miss B- Lillie, to what frat mloes your suitor belong?'l Inlmnf:- I've forgotten now, hut 'Absalom' is in it, T know. Miss iNl'1'l'Hl'lRlANl3 fin geometry elassl- Uh! Dr. Cook, I ean'l. prove that postulate. How will Bessie Wilson speml her vaeation?f' l'lVl'lRY0NlC-HSBC will hunt with a rich young Earl, trying to catch a Foxff Miss A.-- I have to write an autobiography for to-morrow. Miss B.- Whose?l' MISS C.- What's the joke? Miss ORRISON fvery enthusiasticallyl-- I expect to make my clebet- this summer. '4Wl1y ought the geometry class-1'oon1 be called the liltCl1PIl?H Because the Cook presides over it. Why cloes lllliznbetli Willingliznn wean' xi black out pin?ll 'l'o scare :Lwuy the 'mtsf 'l 1 H ' V' bllSlI'1 Ono WVAN'l'l'Il7-NA letter lroni .lim ..... W A N'l'I'lD W A N'l'l'llJ W A N'I'l12lJ W A N'1'1f:n- WAN'l'nn-'l'o rifle on tlie eitiy :nnlmnlunee , . . W A Nun n W A Nfrl-in - l lnul lots rzitiliei' go to Ill1Llflllk'i liluin to l.llP2liiil'I'. Iinn llownnm.. 'l'o lie snnill limss Ronnnsos. A Munfnl . 'lllll' Best . . . A. l.. l4AW'l'0N. MAY IIAUKNIQY. Rell Iolnii '... M .VARY llnonns :nnl MAunn W RIGHT. LAVINIA lJnnl.1f:i' To know wliere Mr. Br--H got lillll nickels lo pnli in lille lnnsie-box. f'ol,emnl.AN.A NAl.i.1-1. 'llo know il l31'.l'l. e:nne to NX .KK :iselizipei-on lol':1.ll.U.lioy. Blass llonnnsow W AN'l'l'llD-All0l,ll0l' fmt pin ...... S'l'l'1WAR.'l' W ISIC. AV.-XN'l'lClJ-T0 know when Holly Counoill reeeives?-Miss ANnnnsoN's table. WVAN'1'l'llD-A switeli ..,.,. Miss Snlvrn :mil olliers. WV.-XN'l'l'lll-T0 know il' l':n'ke comes to Rielnnonml lOSl'l1lllSlll0i'lll'l' liuei' Sfxnnnnns. AVAN'l'lGll-T0 he l..e:uling I,:nly .... Bnssn-1 lionnnsok. AV.-XN'llI'llJ-TO know why Bessie Lawson :nnl Mnry llunmlley :ire so lonml ol' pieklecl rats? lVAN'l'l'1lJ-T0 know why Marion Jennings likes the lnte piece Billy so well? AV.-XN'l'l'llJ-'ll0 know wliy Miss Kyle wants the literziry society lzo stnily Ainei'ienn poets in general. So they Cain stumly Tennyson. WANw:n-lllverylmoily to leave the room S'I'l'lWAli'l' Wisl-1. AVAN'l'I'2lJ-AllOl'flN'l' new clress , lillili.-X Kvm-1. W AN'i'nn-'l'o be ai Maison . . . . l1AllliA LAw'1'oN. WVAN'l'l'1lJ-T0 be alone A. L. l,Aw'l'oN :nnl lC'l'Hlfn, Dm.-xxs. D WA Nw' n WAN'rnn W ANT 1-1 D ID W A Nw' lf: -To know where Another beau . . . l+li.iz.Ann'1'n ll leHA nnsox. Irene Jones' cli:nnon4l is . . lGvl-znvnonv. To final its tail. Tliiril-Hoor mouse. Apply to Miss 'l':Lylor. To lie Ili senior ' - . MARY SlNIl'I'll. Lenore Ig??l'7l7ll'I.g slzmlozrs softly falling, llorer 'roufml my cottage floor, A ll is st1fllness,' all ls sa.1ln,ess. My heart yearns for thee Lenore, As never lt has done hefore. I n, this calm and quiet evvenmg, Bitter pmzys rlo seize my soul. Ah, Lenore, I loved thee, loverl thee, .V ore tlmn 1:'er I zlvfrl unfold! Wh y, !lf'll7' heart, was lore ufntolrl? So ur1.'wortl1.y, dear, I wrmfted, Srully ermverl thy love and thee. Death., so cruel, creepirzg near, lore, Bore thee to Eter'n'ity--- Left no joy on earth for me. llarlc! Whemre come those Sl7'tl1'7lS so lI!?fll'I'71ljj ifulliffng gently on mine ear? --'Tis fr. throng of holy angels, Singing uwnthems sweet mul clear. llfl 'thvfnks I see them horervfng near. What surlrlen. pence is mine! What joy Bounds through my soul! I llear, once more, Thy loving voiee: fl-nfl miflst this throng Of forms so fmfr, thy face, Lenore, Greets mme. Come buck, oh, rlays of gore! ac HF wk :ue :w Alas! fleur heart. the scene grows 111-771, A lone I 'rn left to dream of th.ee-- .'lh, lore, some flag thy tender rolce Will speak to me, will speak to me, I'll live, Lenore, for what shall he! A. L. D. Editorial Amid perplexing questions, fueing insurniountable difficulties, und staring uit un empty trensury, we, the brave few, started. The first thing thnt troubled us wus what to name our little volume :md :ifter Puffs und l':itehes wus decided upon, we realized for the first time tlmit we were actually going to have :Ln ammiul. With hearts full of 01lffllllSl2LSlI1, with hearts full of love for our Alma Matter, we begun. Who would criticize un :Lttempt prompted by such pride, loyzilty und love? We feel that if, from our work :ind toils, we cam be the mezms of bringing about at limi, unnuul some duy, one which we shrill feel proud to say is ours, ilmn. :ull our laibors will not have been in vuin. We wish to thunk our girls for their hearty support, first of :tll by subscrib- ing, then by contributing, :md by showing that genuine college spirit whieh is so eh:n':Leteristie of zi Womzi.n's College girl. 'l'here ure mzmy things which we would gladly ehunge, muny things which we would like to add, but in spite of the defects which we keenly feel und the imperfections which we fully recognize, do we not still have something of the feeling of 'llouchstone toward his Audrey- A poor thing doubtless, but our men. With trembling hnnds, then, with zilmosl fear, yet with ai sense of the pioneer spirit, we hund to you our first fitteinpt, the first :iimmul of the Wom:in's College,-'fl'ufi's and l,2Lll0llf'SHl EN W fi , 'QU X ,V A ,l M ,fav - g if gg! U u - W1 .1 v 1 1 1 X: J' ,K-1442 IM J , ' ,- -'I 5: aff' -I U 494 V W f'L ' .A bg -Q, 7 f ' I , , X W 7fjf2!f,,, 14, ,,,n,'f, ff f ' f f . 1 I A I fl f f if I , I ,nf , X 1 I !' X 's j ' f .,, ,4 4, I -f f ' , fp? V X Il 1 1 x NN I f 5 f f. X X ' ,ful H I HX XX l ' 'III I ?,f,,z4f ,jf V 1 X KI. .. K, II, Isl I A Wx .I fx xgglfjx ,f?:gif:-- 'lx TN , -A 49 , W +A f f Q1 W!! 'lip 'I' L Ally 'W U1 'Q Um f f , X f M1 if ' ' 'I I fl f fffr' il 1 V fr!! , ,fwfiffiiflf f f f i 91 qiffew 1 A f I N ' . :M V17 ' ff 1 W wffj' fr M 'ttf lYx!!f !:,. ., A , r ,,,.1, TQ Hawc your Shrx s blnned 'mms as no cameos e91ff4yrll7lv.'.a1q57 There are good reasons why I h you should let us 1112LlCE your Gurs will not fade away in a few yearsg they are artistic, too, and cost no more than inferior ones you get elsewhere Why is it? St. Louis Wo1'ldls Fair Medal was awarded to ns in competition with the foremost photographers in the world : : : : : 1 : : Gold and Silver Medals, Photographers' Association of America. Gold and Silver Medals, Photographers' Association of Virginia and North Carolina. Gold and Silver Medals, Photographers' Association of Ohio. Honorsg Boston, Mass., Salon. Honorsg London, England, Salon. All the Photographs used in this Annual were made by us. HOMEIER 6 CLARK 525 East Broad Street Telephone I507 Da VA- UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE MEDICINE--DENTISTRY-PHARMACY I J. ALLISON Houses, M. D., President PAu1.Us A. IRVING, M. D., s SEVENTY TEACHERS The Builclings-Modern and Conveniellt. The Equipment-Ample and Up-to-Date. The Quiz System--Fully Developed. The Laboratories-In Charge of Salaried Specialists. The Clinics CAmphitheatre and BCdSTdCD'-Nl111161'O11S and Varied. The Expenses-Moderate. I The Personnel of the Student Body-Good. The Record of Graduates Before State Boards--High. For 144 Page Catalogue. Address WILLIAM R. MILLER, Proctor, V ' RICHMOND. VIRGINIA The Chesapeake 6: Ohio Railway 2 Fast Trains Between Richmond and Norfolk Leave Richmond 9.00 A. M. 4.00 P. M. 2 hours and 25 minutes DIRECT ROUTE T0 LYNCHBURG A Shortest, Quickest, and Best Route to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago and the West : : : : : : : : Through Pullman Service with Dining' Cars H. W. FULLER, W. O. WARTHEN, Gen'l Passenger Agent Dist. Passenger Agent, Richmond, Va. Medical College of Virginia Departments of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy THE SIXTY-EIGHTH SESSION WILL COIVIIVIENCE SEPTEMBER 26th, 1905 HONOR SYSTEM Excellent Theoretical Course with Thorough Practical and Clinical Instruction i11 the Memorial Hospital, City Free Dispensary, and New and Well-Eqiiippecl Laboratories, all under the exclusive con- trol ofthe College, together with the State Penitentiary Hospital, City Alinshouse Hospital and other Public Institutions. For Catalogue, address Christopher Tompkins, IVI. D., Dean 322 College Street Richmond, Va. Fourqpurean, Temple 85 Oo. DRY GOODS AND NO'l'1.0NS LADIES' REA!JY-'I'O-'SVEAR GAHMENTS A SPEUIA IJITY 429 East liroatl Street A liiehmoutl, Va. Tm., ' ' A You Like Nice Shoes? -iii - Certzliinly you mlo. Shoes that will make :L pretty foot p1'ettie1', Q, zuul itll ol'clin:u'y looking foot ll2lllllS0lll0. lVl:uleof Patent I an Leather, Bright Yiei Kimi :uul Dark 'l':m. Heavy, light :uul meclium soles. Cuhzm :mal Mili11a1'y Heel. Our sl ' ll.SS0l'IiIlll'lllD is complete in either high or low euts. Rib- s hon ties will take the lead this seasong we have them ' from 552 to 3434. DABNEY E6 JOHNSTON 30'E'2j,,E,f2f:,g1,Sf'eef WI11111 you visit' IilCilI.M.ONU, stop :111 . . Hhlurphye EREQ1 Most' CUlli7l'i,Li itll' 13111111 1 BUSINESS AND 1'1.lGASUlil+I Qfl SHEPHERD'S CCNFECTIONERY 405 East Broad Street, Richmond, Va.. For the Late Drinks of the Season NI2111l1f2ICtl11'61'S of Fine Creams and Cakes. Dealers in NVhitn1an's Lowney's and Sl1ephe1'd's Fine Candies. Agents for PCt61',S Chocolate. L. K. SHEPHERD 8 CO. 2 Proprietors , L L THE COMANS IKE? A Steady 'Hl'St-CILLSS place to l111yz111ytl1i11g in LADIES' RICAIJY-TO-WEAR HAHMENTS. lEve1'ythi11g u11-to- clatu in every lJiLl'tiCLlliLl'. Your pzLt1'o11age solicited 111111 SlLtiSf11UfiOl1 g'll1ll'1LlltCG4l. lSlll'illQ' Suits C. F1111 Suits +e-e'--e-- Uotrell LY LecJ1121rC1,A'1'f'1'Y' N- Y' els oi C O NIS 1 fm Wo 1 W11uu11 .3 5 .' 1 fowus fm X 1 , . Mak , ' YAPS. G Wi .' 11111 IIOOIJS 1' tlu: menus I Y' College of' Hi1fl1111o11d, :111d all the oiluu- luzuli11g' Uollogroh N ,X fm' 1 . Class 11111111.11 is .1 api-1-1. ltx E - H 4 l'ulpi1 :mul Hu111fl1. I112 nma11'f:f Qfullegr: OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1854 ff gi, CCATED in the beautiful, historic and cultured city of the South, the College offers unsurpassed advantages x mxf-5 in Letters, Science, Music, Art and Elocution. Educa- gy W tional advantages growing out of location of this school in a great city, a centre of culture, could not be duplicated on an endowment of less than a million dollars. A large faculty of specialists trained in the best schools and conservatories of this country and Europe. The table is supplied with the best the markets of Richmond can afford. Rates lower than those of any institution of like grade in the South. The health record of the College is indeed remark- able. Professor John I-iart, after a -long experience as a teacher in several places in Virginia, wrote Dr. Nelson the following testimonial: You ask my opinion of the healthfulness of Richmond. I have taught classes of young ladies in Charlottesville, Staunton and Rich- mond. The health of my family and students was decidedly best in Richmond. -JOHN HART JAMES NELSON, President, Send for Catalogue. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. A R ggl N 1 Jessie A L dd Nelson Sc LEEQICICII Wholesale and Retail Dealers in A11 Kinds of Coal, C0149 and VV00d Quality, Quantity aiiifl P1'Ol 11l'Jt Attentioii Guarflrlteed E Q1 j5 1710 East Broad Street Latest St les in NEW B0OKS v WRITING YPAPERS Lap Tablets Pocket Books Card Cases MONOGRAMS, WEDDING INVITATIONS and VISITING CARDS Engraved .... 629 E BROAD STREET H UN 6' PA NY Ri2hmand, Virginia- A TAYLOR 85 B'lQQWN Fine Shoes White Cznnvrxs ax Specialty Students' Rates We Sell for Cash! That's Why So Cheap.' E. 71 Faulkner Company - DRY GOODS -- Notions Ready:Made Wear ' Gents' Furnishings Out of Town Orders a Specialty Write for Samples BROAD AND FIRST STREETS - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA SMITH ok CAJVIPBEJLL 1'tL11'1Oj' and Falrrlily -GROCISRIJSS 13110118 25187 S123 EAST ISROAD S l'. C. LIJMSDEN 8c SON ...jewve1ers... VVatL-hes, Di?,111'lC.Dl'lClS, Sterling Silver Send for Catalogue Glass Pins., Badges, Etc. 7231 Nlaiu Screen 14. Goruxellu W U lV1. Gunrxellu GONNETELA ISIQOS. Candies, Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Ice Cream, Fruit Syrup, Soda and Mineral Waters Old Phones S02 and 1718 406 1.11111 H25 Eaxst 13rQucl St. D. B UCI'lA NA N di- SON Uewelersb -- FOR Diamonds College Pins Watches Repair Work, Etc. Ill E. BROAD STREET RICHMOND, VA. FURNIT RE Sydnor8,Hundley1S E CCD!-IEN ART STCDRE We :ask your pzntronngv lm' Pll'lll1'C' i'Al'1llll1'S, Artisl Mzxtvrinl :md Card limml. ' . Full line nl' 17:u1v:1s allways in sim-lc, ' . Hp:-vial clisvounl :llluwvml to pupils :md l1'll1'll0l'S : : 1 : : : : : PHONE 2881 827 EAST BROAD STREET BLAlR'S ANTI-MALARIA TABLETS A Prompt and Effective Tonic Trial Package furnished on application Manufactured at BLAlR'S DRUG STORE 829 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Va. S IC Y NI O U R S YC LE LAD1 ES' SHOES 'Stllclei t K' liutes UI-11-3 E.AS'P BIQOAD S'1'. IJ A, V 1- S Nz A. 'If K .l, N' S lSlll'C'l'SSUl'S tu BROWN, DAVIS A: ATKINS1 leD11JO17tGl'S alncl Wfholeszxle Grocsers 121221, 12125 :xml lIZZ2TUal11'.V Stivul, - - HIUIIMONIJ, VA. Established 1829 Incorporated 1890 Everett Wacldey Company Qbif ffffHRiohmond, Virginia-so -Q 1 Stationers, Engravers and Printers Commencement Invitations Calling Cards and College Annuals .......... The Largest House in the South Making a Specialty of College Work '- i- 141 fi - J '- '- , . 1 ' , ' ... 1..T ul- J'. 'W'-' -0 .' ' Q-' J'.. 'H Q' A ' '. ' G - ' . 'J' f '-. 7 - .Y V- I -'.. ' .. ur ' ' J . 'f.. 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