Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CSC GCC From time immemorial it has been the custom of peoples upon arriving at a certain stage in their evolution to com- mit in a permanent form a lasting record of their struggles, their trials and their achievements not only as a necessary statement of the facts of history, so conducive to a clearer understanding and admiration, but as a real stimulus for the attainment of nobler thoughts and higher ideals. History thus becomes an inspiration. In the preparation of a history of the people of Goucher, it has been the aim of the Donnybrook historians not only to present the biography of a nation at the most brilliant epoch of its intellectual activity as a necessary phase of its cultural development, but also to create a firmer patriotism, a sincerer admiration, and a spirit of devotion and exalta- tion. It has been the privilege of the Donnybrook his- torians to trace a history of the life and customs of the people of Goucher. In the presentation of' this volume it is with the hope that at least some may be animated by a feeling of gratitude and admiration for the past workers in this land of learning, and that it may invoke a deeper sympathy and a loftier aspiration.

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Chronology Of Leading Events in the History of Goucher 1884-Formulation of plan to found and endow a Woman's College in observance of Centennial of the Methodist Episcopal Church. i Offer from Rev. John F. Goucher of a building site, on condition that funds be raised for erection of necessary buildings, and as a nucleus of an Endowment F und. 1885-Incorporation under name of The Trustees of the Woman's College of Balti- more City. E Necessary funds pledged. 1888-Opening of College, September l 7, in Csoucher Hall, gift of Dr. Cuoucher. Deliverance of inaugural address by President D. C. Gilman of Johns Hopkins University-November 13. 1889-Opening of Bennett Memorial Hall, gift of B. F. Bennett, Esq., in memory of his wife. Home A -now Alfheim. 1890-Amendment of Charter of College and enlargement of power of Corporation- April 3. Changing of name to The Woman's College of Baltimoref, Issuing of first Kalends-May. 1893- Home B -now Cnlitner. First Tennis Tournament by class of 1897. 1894-Organization of Y. W. C. A. Home C -now Fensal. 1895-Bennett Hall Annex opened. Publication of first Donnybroolc Fair by class of 1896. Organization of Mandolin and C-lee Clubs. First Basket-ball Games. Home D -now Vingolf. l898-Naming of Homes. 1909-Withdrawal of Girls' Latin School from Catherine Hooper Hall. 1910-Opening of Catherine Hooper Hall for College use. Second amendment of Charter of Corporation, by which name was changed to Cuoucher Collegef' 1913-Successful conclusion of first 31,000,000 campaign. A 1916-Publication of first Weekly -January. Opening of Folkvang and Mardal Halls. Dedication of College Auditorium. Completion of second 31,000,000 campaign. 1917-Opening of Sessrymner, Gimle and Vanaheim Halls. 1918-Presentation of Alumnae Lodge to Alumnae Association. PRESlDENTS. F , HOPKlNS:WM.H., GOUCI-IERi-lOl-IN F., NOBLE,EiUGENE A., VAN Ml-:TliR,joHN B., GUTH, 1886-1890. 1890-1908. 1908-191 1. CACI. Presidentj 1913. 1911-1913. DEIANS. VAN Marian. jonn B., Loma, Eiicanon-l.., 1892-1910. 1910. 5 .