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. The Caldron. rANNUAp. TKe Social Season of 1920- (F. M. G.) Earth has not anything to show morefair, is the poetic sentence that one ofthe noted poets used in expressing somecertain thing which was particularlybeautiful to him. These few words willalso serve to describe the class of nine-teen hundred and twenty-one. Gradua-tion always comes to us in the mostbeautiful season of the year; Spring, isthat fairy time of exquisite blossoms,lovely ]iarties and sweet girl girl graduate is busy for weeksahead planning her wardrobe for thesocial affairs. The great departmentstores are tr
. The Caldron. rANNUAp. TKe Social Season of 1920- (F. M. G.) Earth has not anything to show morefair, is the poetic sentence that one ofthe noted poets used in expressing somecertain thing which was particularlybeautiful to him. These few words willalso serve to describe the class of nine-teen hundred and twenty-one. Gradua-tion always comes to us in the mostbeautiful season of the year; Spring, isthat fairy time of exquisite blossoms,lovely ]iarties and sweet girl girl graduate is busy for weeksahead planning her wardrobe for thesocial affairs. The great departmentstores are truly enchanting at this , Spring lives forever; from thatribbon bedecked nook where lovely ruf-fled organdies are enhanced by softlaces to that corner where the daintiestof silver and satin slippers are placedbefore a background of lustrous satin(what young girl would not like to bea Cinderalla if she wore this dainty foot-wear?) And that pretty blue and whiteFrench room, where waxen modelsstand eternal
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