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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
The Franklin group records show attendees for Louise Carter's Mother of Us All event. Present were Miss Esther Askens Miss Thomasine Allen Mrs C M Carter Miss Louise Carter Miss Marie Ditmars Mrs C H Drybread Milas Mattie Ott Miss Ruth McCullough Miss Alla Mullendere Miss Harriett Palmer and Miss Clara Suckow.
The guests later moved to Penn Hall where corners displayed country themes and refreshments were served. Freshmen showed entertainment skills, while faculty and juniors hope for a repeat performance.
Preliminary meeting in the college chapel at 4 o clock open to all, with Miss Conde addressing national student secretary. An informal reception follows by the local association for delegates. Saturday sessions at First Baptist Church cover cabinet work and group efforts, closing with a Geneva luncheon and toasts to foster Geneva spirit.
A fragmenty reflection cites kindness friendship and economy to warn against extravagance. Mentions family trees and birds worms and a quirk about ancient beliefs that the world was square. Ends with unsettled note about Alpha Gamma members.
The Y M C A cabinet has a new home on the second floor of the main college building with a furnished room, table, and chairs. A meeting last Thursday evening was one of the year’s best, featuring music from the association quartet. Prof Neal was in Indianapolis last week.
A youth owed by bass fishing law as a warden questioned his catch of catfish perch and suckers. He explained the fish had been taking his bait all morning so he tied it up until he could finish fishing. Local note: Ralph Fralick and Ralph Jobnees visited Branigia on and day. details unclear.
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