. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . Ned by Miss Whidden e realizzato da un comitato di ragazze, a beneficio della Miscellania. Un ChristmasBazaar è stato chiamato, ma era piuttosto uno dove mangia ha dimostrato l'intrattenimento themain. Si è rivelato un grande successo, e tutti hanno voluto che si ripetesse. I pensieri di che vacanza di Natale potrebbe bringforth ci hanno titolato durante quelle settimane lunghe e in molte stanze potrebbero assediare le file lunghe delle bambole di carta splendidamente tagliate, che rappresentavano i thedays prima di Natale. Nulla si è rivelato interessante per una settimana prima del ventiduesimo, ma cosa è importante se dovessimo

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. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . ned by Miss Whidden and carried out by acommittee of girls, for the benefit of the Miscellany. A ChristmasBazaar it was called, but was rather one where eats proved themain entertainment. It proved to be a grand success, and all desired itto be repeated. Thoughts of what Christmas vacation might bringforth tided us over those long weeks, and in many rooms might beseen long rows of beautifully cut paper dolls, which represented thedays before Christmas. Nothing proved of interest for a week beforethe twenty-second, but what did it matter if we had to go back toMiss Riddle or Miss Strickler every day, or Madamoiselle Meriot saidI vill sen you to ze offeece. Home was our goal; lessons were aminor detail. December twenty-second found us all on the wayat last. III. — WINTER — January, February, March Such long faces appeared on January fifth, with the sigh, Whatwas I doing last night at this time, and my, but I never knew twoweeks could go so fast. Now to be good, and Latin once again.. You say the Virginia Dramatic Club is February the twelfth?What a long way off! Only to see the Arcadians was the desireevery girl held most dear. Study began with a vengeance, and theonly recreation and chance of seeing a beau was when we walkedby that quaint and interesting little store, known as The KablesStore. What a curiosity only to see a little further in, (the dooralways being so crowded we could see nothing else). There have been numerous false fire-alarms this year, both inHill-Top and Memorial. The real cause was never solved in Hill-Top, (but I shouldnt wonder that some know), but Memorials excite-ment was owing to an innocent piece of cloth, innocently lit andthrown out of the window, and such cries of distress! (Oh! ! ) The most eventful happening of this whole school year was whenwe were honored by the visit of two University of Virginia gentle-men? They seemed to be rather happy that night, and daredwhat otheis have never do

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