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: ‘ ere HARVARD GLEE CLUB A SUCCESS tation. The excellent singing of the obli-
. Rachet Brewer, 05 (Mrs. Ellsworth ot (Continued from page LD. gato. solo. parts inthe Gretchaninow
Huntington), = has a daughter, Anna} discard the appalling standard of music at|“Crede” and Florent Schmitt’s “Chant de Francise.
Slocum, *born March. 5. ;. Present maintained by most of their kin-| Guerre” by Messrs.'L. R.“ Ring and J. F .
ton Edith Brown, ’09. (Mrs. A: Abbot),|4red organizations, for Br. Davison has|Lautner.and the: very “artistic accompani-|°
, 0 , a ae ‘ pani-
has a daughter, Anne Appteton, born proved that to the average college man ments of R. S. Childe were worthy. addi- Mrs. John’ Wanamaker, ore \
February 26. . a technical knowledge or professional in-.} tions to the program. s SPRING FASHIONS

 

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: Seelye), has a son, Talcot Williams, preciation of the finest in music and it is Fernbrook Gowns Sr@erts APPAREL MILLINERY

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Ee ei Aiea alesis (kee! “Frank | tasted the delight of such worthy: aécom- ‘ie ™ a ennawet Peres? ns Miss Frances Trenchard Leaf
Rash, daa a becord won, Prank Ir plishment in the art could never revert to] _ Z — the woe of new, hot NEGLIGEES, LINGERIE
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’ -‘Phé Palestrina and. Bach . pieces were and appropriate for the younger sef. ‘ % 133 South 18th Street

 

 

Mildred Janney,,’11 (Mrs..W. S. Ash- sung “with beautiful sustained tone and a 1712 A. Walnut Street

brook), has a son, William Sinclair, Jr.,| fine fee ing of reverence, while the splendid | y 3 ae
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Emma Robertson, ’13 (Mrs. Edward “Choeur des Chameliers” were maintained

 

 

 

 

 

 

L. McCarroll) has a son, Edward L., Jr.| with unswerving. precision and vigor of IF IT IS SILKS, , f ‘ :
attack and release. Sometimes in “the YOU WILL e hresher Bros. "en
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The Journal—“The New _ Student’”—has
started publication this week; by the time Pee Thresher Building eienineie
this reaches you I shall be in the midst of : 1322 Chestnut St.
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be a force in the American colleges.

By sacrificing. their salaries, the execu-
tives have managed to cut the budget to
about $13,000 for the coming year, Of this
amount $3,500 must be ‘raised: before the
middle of May. We have deferred certain

p obligations as long as they can be deferred,
. and certain riinning expenses demand cagh
from week to week.
If each of the members of The National
Student Forum will secure at least one
new member, paying $5.00 a year, we shall
be able to carry on the work without in-
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mean not only the solution of a‘ pressing
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Exoressly for
Younger Women

FACULTY NOTE ad ne
How can one describe it! That some-

Miss Georgiana G., King, professor of TWILL CORD, SKILL-
; ; FULLY ; : : :
history of Art, lectured at the Philadel- a ae ole thing—that. flaire—which separates the
phia meeting of the College Art Asso- LONG, NARROW Banionhitn bi th 1
ciation on April 15. Her subject, apro- STRAPS TO GIVE : Om ¢_commornp aCe...
pos of a relief of St. James on horse- cote ee FHAT :
back, on the Pilgrim Road in North APERING EFFECT. 6 ay a ae ;
“Tisly, wren. “The Rider onthe White| - (| MODEES TO CHOOSE Yet it is very evident at the Blum Store

and especially in those styles designed
expressely to meet the exacting require-
“ments of college activities. ;

Horse.” She explained how this motif

. appears in the first century A.D. as 45 00
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Horus in the mysteries of. Isis afid
Osirus, then in Spain as St. James, and
finally reappears in west. France carved

on cathedral fronts in those regions’ ‘ bn
where. ollarima. came: feom. Spain: and In perfect taste—most certainly. Mod-

where Arthur of Britain rode as a wild] ( erate in price—invariably. .
huntsman in folklore. 133 SOUTH 13TH ST. +. |

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For Booklet Address . e
"JULIAN S. BRYAN —or— : ISABEL F. SMITH ,
ace peneey Fame, Pelham Manor, New York Pembroke West, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. .

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