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

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:B MYRTLE COGBILL BRADSHAW, B.M. R1enMuNn. VA. O blest with temper whose uncloudecl ray Can make tomorrow ns cheerful as today. A temper like this and a music degree will make Myrtle not only Dr. Nelson's precious jewel but also some other man's precious jewel. Hers is an inquisitive nature- Do you know anything? and What do you know? are favorite questions: Morning. evening. noon and night she asks them. Chief rlfaraclerixlic: Asking questions. Flziuf v'rrmmnemlalion.' Rag-time music. LILLIAN ODESSA BRUNER, B.L. RICHMOND, VA. I want what I want when I want it. In one particular spot by the radiator, in the W. C. R. Chapel. is usually to he found this wee maiden. She considers herself in seventh heaven when Louise is by her side, and Virgil in her hand. Often her study period is passed thus: Talia flmnmato secum-Isn't Grziyce Scott just too rlcur for anything this week?-flea eorrle vnlutans-I clon't like him much, I'm crazy uhout the leading man for he's-Oh how rlifl you read that lust part? I 1lrnn't see ai bit of sense to any of itl Chief flzamclerislir: Spending money. Chief remmmenrlulinn: Happy-go-lucky. Adelphian Literary Society. 2 O

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I-:UPL .L - .-.,.--Jqsi .-,e.s: figs f ug.- . -v Q---M ---T-+..v.-fear -: , ' v Jil' RU THLMONTGOMERY BELL, B.L. Commm, VA. Tall and dainty with chestnut hair, Big brown eyes and friendly air. What worlds we'd gladly give forsooth To have ever gentle Ruth. Ruth has the honor of holding the Class money, and makes at capable collector, so when she appears all immediately hide their cash. Yet she is zi jolly, good-natured college mate and will be sorely missed. Ruth is famous for eating between meals, and is frequently seen getting bread and butter sand- wiches from Mrs. Binforfl. Chiqf rlmraderislic: Enjoying life. Chief l'L'l'D1ll7llE7ldllliU11.' Leading prayei-meeting CD. Phi Phi Deltag President German Club, 'I2-'13-'l41 Critic Philomathean Literary Society, '13-'l4Q Chairman Social Committee of Y. W. C. A., '12-'13-'14g Treasurer Senior Class, '13-'mp G. M. M. S.g Athletic Association. LUCILE EVANDER BELL, B.L. Com-mm. VA. Here I come creeping. Creeping everywhere. You cannot sec me emnmg . V Nor hear my low. sweet. humming . As I come creeping, silently creeping evcrywlx:-ru. A slow but sure type. D0n't worry, zlon't hurry, clon't fret is her most fitting motto. Seemingly, she is painfully quiet, but those who know her best can say something to the contrary. Chief rlim'uclfrrislic: Studying geometry. Chiefrcmmmendalion: Idling. Phi Phi Deltag Philomathean Literary Society 5 Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.g Athletic Associationg German Club, 'n-'I2- 'I3-'14g Jokes and Grinds Editor of Puifrfs ANU P.-vrculis, '13-'x4g President Pan-Hellenic Association, 'I4. 19

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HELEN STOCKWELL BROWN, B.M. HILTON HEAD, S. C. Pretty is, as pretty does. Helen is a real sport, and a. loyal defendant of clear. olrl B1'oa.d Street. Usually spends her spare time writing letters, :incl moping because she ean't receive more often. How she likes to go! and seems in a blissful state of mind when she goes out to spend a weclc-end-why? She is pa rtieularly fond ol' her relatives who reside in Richmond C?J. Chief clmrarllrrfflir: Primping. Fhirfrecommmu1uliou.' Don-ning. Delta Alpha Sigmag Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.g Philorna- thean Literary Societyg Athletic Association: Secretary Ger- man Club, '13-1142 Secretary Art Club, '13-'143 Pan-Hellenic Associationg President Neume Club, 'xg-'14. MARION RUTH COLLIER, B.L. RICHMOND, VA. Tho tools belong to him who knows how to use them. If this Napoleonic maxim bc true a. degree is safe in the hands of Ruth Collier. She comes from those enchanted regions beyond the viaduct. She claims those Elysian heights. Church I-lill,as her home and is one of its best representatives. Chief clxaraclerislic: Waiting for Lina. Chirf rrrrmnmrnxlalimz: Translating German. Adelphian Literary Society: Secretary of Senior CIZISS, 'I3-'r4. 2l Qi I