Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 59 text:

THE LUSRARYL AND .READING ROOM

Page 58 text:

58 ADELPHJ ACADEMY. THE ADELPHI ACADEVIY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. ORGANIZED JANUARY 3, 1884. A' The officers of this Association are: President, Mr. joel S. de Selding, Caton Avenue, Flatbush, Vice-President, Miss Caroline D. Camp, 257 Lafayette Avenue, Secretary, Miss Mabel L. Hastings, 276 Ryerson Street, Treasurer, Mr. Charles P. Hutchins, 796 DeKalb Avenue. THE ASSOCIATE ALUMNAE OF THE ADELPH1 ACADEBIY. This Association was organized on the zd of February, 1895. All Alumnw of the Academy are eligible to membership. The Association is intended to provide for the Alumnae convenient means for better social acquaintance, and for organized effort in behalf of the Academy. For the greater convenience of the members the meetings of the Association are held in the afternoon. The officers for this year are as follows: President, Miss Caroline D. Camp, 257 Lafayette Avenue, Vice-President, Miss Josephine W. Hol- lenback, 460 Washington Avenue, Treasurer, Miss Helen F. Pratt, 232 Clinton Avenue, Recording Secretary, Miss Isabel Peckham, 406 Classon Avenue, Corresponding Secretary, Miss Florence A. Squier, 32 Prospect Park West. A 'The Bursar, Miss Morrill, should be informed of any changes in address or of any items of interest concerning Alumni, in order that the Register of Graduates, Which Was last published in the catalog for 1893-94, may be corrected to date. FORM OF BEQUEST. I give, devise, and bequeath unto Adelphi College the sum of . 4 . dollars, to be paid to the said corporation by my executors.

Page 60 text:

. ,:Q.,,, x '1- TH1: CENTRAL GYMNASIUM