These posters had been designed and painted by Beatrice Alden and Frances Marlton, who, with Mabel Ashe, Constance Fuller and several other public-spirited seniors, had generously offered their services.

As both Beatrice and Frances possessed considerable skill with the brush they turned out extremely decorative posters, which were afterward sold to various admiring students for souvenirs of the club's first entertainment.
"I am so tired," declared Grace to Eleanor as they stood at one side of the stage while the Glee Club, composed of juniors and seniors, arranged themselves preparatory to filing on to the stage.

"Everything seems to be going beautifully though.

Not a single performer has disappointed us.
How pretty the Glee Club girls look to-night." "Lovely," agreed Eleanor.

"The audience is out in its best bib and tucker, too.