Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Dedication We dedicate the 1945 Pennsylvania!) . . . to the leaders of PCW . . . Dr. Spencer and Miss Marks . ' . . grateful for their interest . . . for helping us to build our mansions of tomorrow . . . for their understanding point of view . . . for being our friends . . . for overlooking our mistakes . . . for their sense of humor . . . for being themselves . . . we humbly appoint them the guardians of our book.

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y 9 t£ T he r- -tr i tVve PennsyIv a7}ya ? Vol. L— No PITTSBURGH, DECEMBER. 1883. RICK, K CKNTt The Collect- building is situated on Fifth Avenue, some three ami a half miles ire. in the centre of the city. The loca- tion is the most commanding and beautiful within the bounds ol the municipal corporation, being free from the smoke and dust of the city, perfectly retired, and yet within three minutes ' walk of the Oakland horse cars. To use the language of one who is familiar with the scenery of the country: No educational institution in the land can compare with the Pennsyl- vania Female Cc llege tor beauty of situation, purity of atmosphere, compass ol view, and special adaptedness of the location to retirement, combined with ready access to the advantages ol the city. The College is reached from different parts of the city by two principal routes — the Fifth Avenue Street Railway. landing passengers at the College entrance, and the Penn ' a Central Railroad, at East Liberty, and Fifth Avenue Street Cars. Strangers, on arriving at the Union Depot, may obtain all needed information by inquiring for Messrs. Pitt aim q Co., who are authorized by the College to deliver baggage and give directions to all persons desiring to visit the institution. CHRISTMAS VACATION BEGINS DECEMBER iSth, 1883. SESSION RESUMED JANUARY 7th. 18S+ SECOND TERM— MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1884. The first Pennsylvanicm, 1883