Marion Lyons Wins

• – This is a newspaper clipping detailing Marion Lyons?s victory in the final of the Simmons College inter-class tennis tournament.
• – "MARION LYONS WINS Marion Lyons, 1919, of Newton defeated Louise Beckwith, 1918, of Safford Springs, Ct., in the final of the inter-class tennis tournament at Simmons College yesterday. Miss Lyons's victory gives the sophomore class its second consecutive victory. She won in three sets, 7-9, 13-11, 6-1."

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Simmons 1919 Luncheon

• – This is a newspaper clipping from the Simmons College newspaper describing the Simmons class of 1919 sophomore luncheon.
• – "SIMMONS 1919 LUNCHEON Sophomores Have Their Annual Celebration--College Notes The Sophomore luncheon, which is always the big event of the sophomore year at Simmons, was given this noon and was attended by about 190 members of the class. Twenty girls were chosen from the freshman class to serve as waitresses. After the luncheon toasts were proposed by MissMargaret E. Daniels, toastmistress for the occasion, and were responded to by Miss Della Watson for the School of Household Economics, Miss Marion Lyons for the Secretarial School, Miss Katherine Rock for the Library School and Miss Marian McCann for the General Science School. Later, a vaudeville programme was given by some of the class. The chairman of the committee onarrangements was Miss Catherine Tyler of Newton. Chairmen of the sub-committees were: Miss Hildegarde Drummond, entertainment; Miss Mildred Gordan, menu; and Miss Beatrice Garrity, programme. A series of teas are being given by the junior welcoming committee, of which Miss Verta I. Mills of Lynn, is chairman, to groups of freshmen on Sunday afternoons in North Hall.The junior hostesses for this Sunday are Misses Dorothy Day, Thelma Knight, Mary Tandy, Cora Davidson, Helen McCulloch, Mary Randall and Verta Mills. About forty freshmen are included in the invitations issued for tomorrow."

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