The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-19
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Junior Senior Reception
Brilliant Affair

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the Seniors, giving them a reception
at the Kibler Hotel. The rooms were
adorned with the class colors-red
and black.-the dining room beins
hung from corner to corner with fes.
toons thereof and everywhere posi-
bic to use those colors. AS red is the
triumphant vital color, gayety
reigned.
Although the day was rainy the
Weather Bureau kindly produced an
evening without rain. The Juniors
worked very hard and the result was
excellent.
On entering, the receiving line.
Misses Minnie Skipper, Jane Walker,
Fay Fletcher, Mildred Mayes, Mar.
jorie Smith, and Elizabeth Dickey
extended cordial welcome and az
ter the arrival Of all the guests the
hrst part of the program caused =
burst OF laughter. The Juniors had
gravely told the seniors that because
OF the H. G. L. only crackers and
water were to be served, so Miss
Mildred Mayes, with due solemnity,
presented the crackers and Misses
opal Lee Bullock and Marjorie Smith
carried carafes of water, these Hebes
looking, like all those present, very
pretty and bright.
The next part of the program was
very clever. 1t was roast for
each member of the faculty and each
Senior. A most appropriate selection
OF gifts, accompanied by bright, orig
inal verses pleased everybody-that
existing feature in all mankind, that
or enjoying the other mans plight,
adding zest. A delightful feature
much to be commended was that
nothing was rude or personal. Mr..
Roger Ford gave the gifts with fine
voice and gesture and our Roger add
ed some clever hits when he felt
more could be said. Miss Marjorie
Hetherington, looking as daintily
sweet as any rosebud, held the gor-
geous basket (.n red and black of
gifts, and Miss Marjorie assisted with
advice, when necessary.
After this the Glass Will and Pro-
phecy was read by Marjorie Hether-
ington. Everyone enjoyed the hits
and wit which this brought forth, and
then Billy Norvell representing the
Sophomores, presented theirs. An
equal amount Of laughter was called
forth by this, each of these Wills
cleverly setting forth well-known at
tributes Of the individuals mentioned.
The great feature of the evening"
the collation--was now announced by
young gentlemen asking in terms OF
the highest politeness "for the pleas
ire OF your company to the dining
hall; the guests found their places
BY place cards and at each place was
a small diploma which certified Tin
red and black that, mentioning each
came, the graduates presented their
OH the eve of gradua-
ION.
The two-course luncheon was not
only good to eat but appealed to the
BYE and each table held most beau.
.iful roses in their most charming
'tate-like our sweet girl graduates
buds" and like them, standing
With reluctant feet where the brook |
md river meet
The refreshments were daintily
served by a group Of lovely young
Freshmen, Misses Cleona Bates,
Nary Louise Hoffman, Virginia Nc
Twain, Isabel Todd, Lillian Folks,
Van Melton, Ruth Flanagan and Clara
Beth Stevens.
The duties Of hostess are always
ull of burden but the Juniors, host
sses to the Seniors, can feel that
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