!\la rch 20th
This night across town to ct revel at the Guild Hall, Sigma Pi Rho the hosts. I dul most hea1·tily app1·ove of thi8 haU, decked in spring like green and ·white, and of my matching p1·ogramme, most dainty . It does most truly seem that each party I do attend a}J}Jectls more them the last one-
:\larch 21s t
This montin g and the w hole da11 busy, albeit I d id work cheerily, cts 'tis saicl all play and no wo1·k mcdces J ctck too dull- E gad! S hould I become mo1·e stupid, I do f eco· me that t his six weeks is ?111/ last' Off in g1·eat good spi1'its to the S. A . E . Fonnal Dance, whe1·e I did enjoy myself to t he utmost. Entel'ing t he ballroom, I did c1·y out ttpon espieing an eno1'mous but albeit exquisitely finis hed likeness of the pin of t his fm t emity. Some lucky gil·lrR ejoicing ove1· my favor, I made remark to my pcu·tne1· that the dcms would spend more pleasantly w hen mM·ked by such a charming calendm·; Howbeit, I do find them fleeing all too mpidly now-
:\larch 26th
Jl uch elated.' Foro· dates this ~ week end, what with being allowed -~ school night. I feeling most conto attend the All-College Play this ~ 8cious of my new s]n·ing cttlire, we ·~ ~· fared 1ts forth to witness "The Romantic Age." I · ~ This is a most {iniRhed JJI·oduc- · ~ lion, and most e!'ident the talent o.f the ]Jlayers. I n Melisande I did find a po1·tmyal of myself and all the damsels of my Clequaintance. Shall we too find romance in cr cook book? So realistic the lighting effectR- The wctrm sunlight in the room fC!ding to 11hadowy dusk- The silt•ei'J/ moonlight-
l\1 a r ch 27th
A lack , too mctnJI dales! Alas, this moming I did fail my quiz! Howbeit, even this gloomy !.:now/edge CO!Ild not dampen my spirits f or long, for meni/11 ofl" to ML " I " Clllb dance at the T<a})]Ja Sig house. Very p1·oucl to go with an"!" man, and to enjoy such a fl'icn clly lime. Now to bed in good season. ~ -·.~.
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April 17th ~~~~/.~ ~ W hat mo1·c lot•c/JJ them a G1·ccian formal on a soft .11ay night? The ll } t windows wide, the wind gently stirring t•erdant boughs, t.a/1 white co11Wil1H l'eflecting t he 8oft gleams of pw·ple and g1·ecn lights, mljste1·iou~ melod:e~ ' !<lealing forth from the classic orpheon, the picturesque old well, ct-brimminu l ' ' with punch, and <t {Jt·aceful Grecian dancer--
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