Normal Herald V.5 No.4
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In place of the formal committee to whom all are usually presented during the early part of the evening, a committee, well supplied with small blank cards, was stationed at the main door of the chapel. As the guests arrived, this committee with an easy grace and a word of welcome, attached to the coat or dress of each, one of these cards upon which was written the name of the wearer and usually the name of the town from which they came.
-Grapes and apples were served in Miss Weaver's class room.... Bunches of hydrangeas placed about the parlor and halls aided in giving to the sur- roundings an attractive appearance.
The student conferences at North- field have proved themselves such a source of encouragement and valuable suggestions, not only to the delegates but to all the members of the Christian Associations that now any report of the proceedings is received with the closest attention. Miss Laura Walker and Miss Frances Jose, representing the Y. W. C. A., attendfd the con- ference for you;i,f women wnich began July 14 aid closed July 24.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In place of the formal committee to whom all are usually presented during the early part of the evening, a committee, well supplied with small blank cards, was stationed at the main door of the chapel. As the guests arrived, this committee with an easy grace and a word of welcome, attached to the coat or dress of each, one of these cards upon which was written the name of the wearer and usually the name of the town from which they came.
-Grapes and apples were served in Miss Weaver's class room.... Bunches of hydrangeas placed about the parlor and halls aided in giving to the sur- roundings an attractive appearance.
The student conferences at North- field have proved themselves such a source of encouragement and valuable suggestions, not only to the delegates but to all the members of the Christian Associations that now any report of the proceedings is received with the closest attention. Miss Laura Walker and Miss Frances Jose, representing the Y. W. C. A., attendfd the con- ference for you;i,f women wnich began July 14 aid closed July 24.
What to read after Normal Herald V.5 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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