XoYember 8th
Busy all the mol·uiug, a-casting 1171 my accounts. Faith! I do not see what I did SJ>end it all for! I do ctdo1·e such muRick and dancing ax we did behold this night. I hcll'e well-'ltigh SJ>I'ained my back whilst endeavoring to 1·eproduce the slinky Schehe1·ezade. I did also find the chol·usel! intl·iguing, especially the men's. Sitting enthmlled while the g1·oom sang "June 1\'ight", I did imagine lltJJSelf the gJ·aceful little dancer. The soft beauty of the lighting did enhance my delight. l did shl'iek aloud with the concubines when the S~tltan, Amn-el-Kw·- . _ a _ schid, dctgge1·ed the Queen with his long knife . ~ Methinks t he Pep Band did neve1· 1·ender such spirited music!.: than on this occasion. Heartily joining in the a])J>iause again and again'Twas evident that " He Who Gets Smitten" did succeed mightily. 1\oYember 15th _..'~ ·~"l\
r
d1·ink!
Put in an hom· at the outset of this day acquu·mg a checke1·ed sun bonnet and an ap1·on against the coming "Ag Bawl" The balance of the day in l'ltltning from 1·oom to 1·oom gossiping and admil'ing costnmes.lly esco1·t to call fo1· me, albeit what with so many ot•e1·alls and chin whiskers in the living 1'00111, I could sca1·ce 1·ecognize him. Gaily forth to the gym, which in tntth appeared as an old fashioned ban1- Hay, C01'?1 stalks, lwnzesses, lante1·ns- Even to the fanner on my J>rogramme, forthwith making a hasty exit through the ba1'?t window. A most a]JPI'Opriate
November 22nd
Awakened with a Hummous on in my book- Up cmd to the shops taking of luncheou down town. In the evening much enthuHed The hall gaily festooned in senio1· in a blue and silve1· p1·ogram- Much so filled with 11leasant thoughts-
I
the telephone. Another engagement the 1·emainder of the mo1·ning parovel· my Senior date to the "Ruff". colors, and marvelous dances recorded difficulty in getting to bed, my mind
Nove mber 29th I did scarcely slee]J a wink last night, in anticipation of the delights of this day. Arising early, l did BJ>end the mo,·niug with 1>ainstaking 1>reparations, and at twelve o'clock did fare fol·th, .. with my cOm]Janions and my accesso1·ies, to regi11ter at the J(appa Sigma Hotel. ~~ I did find this a most spacious and comfo1·table abode, and the bill of fare excellent. Dancing and varied entertainments did while away the afteniOon hom·s. I mal'llelled aloud at the portrayal of Little Red Riding Hood's gmndmothc1· by A. ,11. A most lively carnival dance did fittingly · crown the day's festivities . .llethinks I 11hall haz•e ]Jlenty to 1·emember this party, what with a whole 1>age of my memory book dez•otcd to pictures, serpentine, confetti, and my most gay cap.
(f l ifo~]