Sorosis . t-of-town members and fromour more or less industrious school teachers. Mary Gray andMartha Sands are childrens librarians; the former at Home-wood, the latter at Mt. Washington branch of Carnegie Li-brary. Lillie Lindsay is getting a little practical domesticscience training in her new home on North Euclid avenue, andruining the digestions of her friends by serving new and won-derful concoctions every time they call. The other stay-at-homes feel that in pure self-defense they shall have to choosesome career; because everyone who wants any little oddjob done, forces it upon them beca
Sorosis . t-of-town members and fromour more or less industrious school teachers. Mary Gray andMartha Sands are childrens librarians; the former at Home-wood, the latter at Mt. Washington branch of Carnegie Li-brary. Lillie Lindsay is getting a little practical domesticscience training in her new home on North Euclid avenue, andruining the digestions of her friends by serving new and won-derful concoctions every time they call. The other stay-at-homes feel that in pure self-defense they shall have to choosesome career; because everyone who wants any little oddjob done, forces it upon them because they have nothing todo. M. R. H. TO THE ALUMNAE The Sorosis would like to make this department largerand more interesting for the girls who have left P. C. W. Wecan do this only with your help. Will you send us any infor-mation possible? It is impossible for us to get much of it inany other way except by your aid. Please bear the Sorosis inmind when any news about the old girls is heard. 32 THE SOROSIS. Miss Coolidge, during her visit in the East, spent a fewdays at her Alma Mater, Smith College. We are all glad tohave our Dean back with us again. Miss Simonson gave a very interesting talk on China atVespers, Sunday the twenty-fifth. Miss Simonson is an inti-mate friend of Fraulein Randolph and has lived in China formany years. Mr. Putnam spoke at Vespers Sunday, the first of Novem-ber. At last we see the machinery within the laundry walls! AN INTERESTING TEA PARTY The Seniors were honored by the presence of Mr. PadraicColum, Mr. Putnam, Miss Ely and Miss Meloy in their den onFriday, October 22nd. Hasty preparations in the line of decor-ations and refreshments preceded their arrival, and a delight-ful tea party followed it. The occasion was strictly informal. THE HALLOWEEN PARTY Assembly Hall wore its most festive aspect on the nightof October thirtieth, crowded with gay maskers, noisy withlaughter and the chatter of countless tongues, and quite fullof the itnangible spirit
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