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

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re-roaredg the judges came awfully near to giving' the prize then and there. lint it was all the same to Esther and Louise, they clogged on for pure joy of it until their time was called. The two Literary Societies tried to outdo each other and succeeded in outdoing themselves. The l'hilomathean gave a pantomime as a grind of the Adelphian spring pnblic meeting-an entertainment so good that the l hiloma- theans were pretty jealous and this was their come hack. and the :Xdelplnans gave an entirely new version of Three lllind Mice. human and heroic size they were-- Rats they'd be called out our way, and the farnier's wife was so good and her knife so keen, and the Mice's squeals so heartrending you just had to believe in it allg and the cheese looked so natural and smelt so truly that Louise Xorthington almost forgot she was a .lnnior and tried to be a Rat again just for tonight! The Music Class had it all their own way with their l.ay Symphony and show off. They simply beat the band and Sousa's band at that. The sound of that tife is with us yet. The Senior Class put on a Suffragette Meeting, all their own that would have been a picture for Park and a full page for Life. Their oration to Mrs. l ankhurst was original and line and the meeting broke up in the most feminine way even a masculine mind could conceive of. Then the Art Classg those wonderful shadow pictures which they did and that Painless Extraction scene put on hy Truman Miles and june Shancr was so realistic that it touched even the hard heart of our own dental surgeon who, sitting in the audience afterwards declared himself a sadder, wiser man. The clever, funny, side-splitting skit, On llroad Street, given by the junior Class bowled everybody over, even the judges: and to the juniors went the prize, the coveted Martha X'Yashington candy. The realism of that skit will he handed down from class to class. The llroad Street landmarks, the girls, the teachers. the chaperons, the policemen, the paper inan. the lfive and Ten Cent Store. Millers the City Hall Clock with its accusing linger, and all the loved spots which our infancy ill knew. all passed in review before the audience who perceived that of these things they were no small part. Oh that Stunt Nightu! XYhen shall its glories die? l'lere's to it and all its successors. May yon, O future Stunt Night. be as good! You can't be any better. And that's all there is to that. II2

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