Littleton Female College Course Catalog . (The collarsmay be of white linen, of goods like waist, of white or blackribbon, or of solid black velvet. Fancy-colored ties and rib-bons are not a part of the uniform.) NO. 2.—COMMENCEMENT UNIFORM. White India or Persian lawn, trimmed with tucks and rufflesof same, with white ribbon collars and belts. (Sashes andstreamers do not belong to the uniform.) All pupils need Uniform No. i at the beginning of the schoolyear, in September, and we prefer that this be made before thepupil leaves home, so that her mind may be free to begin herschool work at once
Littleton Female College Course Catalog . (The collarsmay be of white linen, of goods like waist, of white or blackribbon, or of solid black velvet. Fancy-colored ties and rib-bons are not a part of the uniform.) NO. 2.—COMMENCEMENT UNIFORM. White India or Persian lawn, trimmed with tucks and rufflesof same, with white ribbon collars and belts. (Sashes andstreamers do not belong to the uniform.) All pupils need Uniform No. i at the beginning of the schoolyear, in September, and we prefer that this be made before thepupil leaves home, so that her mind may be free to begin herschool work at once. The Commencement Uniform is notreally necessary in the fall, although those who have it usuallyenjoy wearing it to church while the weather is warm, and topublic exercises in the chapel during the year. Samples ofgoods are sent promptly on application. Some pupils come expecting to wear the uniforms to are not school dresses, and are worn only to church, atconcerts, shopping, visiting, and on all public occasions. School. OUR UNIFORM. \ Hleton Female College. 53 dressts should be^simple, neat and comfortable, such as thepupil would wear ordinarily at her home or to school. The dress of,, the seniors is not different from that of otherpupils, but ali^alike wear the regulation dress. The; college cap the uniform head-dress for both winter and summer. Itis of navy-blue flannel, shade of skirt of Uniform No. I, andmay be bought in the College for $ UNIFORM WRAPS. We have no uniform wrap, but the majority of the pupilswear navy blue or black wraps; shades of tan, brown and grayare not objectionable, but conspicuous shades of red, green, etc.,are not acceptable. General Instructions 1. It is our purpose and desire to keep out of the Collegehome all influences that would be objectionable in any privateChristian home. Officers, teachers and pupils alike exert them-selves to keep a pure, healthful atmosphere in our home. 2. Pupils are required to take out-door exerc
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