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EEE 13 WH 9' U ' .1 SP Q-wwf E EH Qc 1 BE Q Y LUCY WEBB HAYES NATIONAL TRAINING S db-11? 11-elf' .S sg 3333333 Q A Q AA Q Q M A Q A Q af? H M my SLG TEYPBQS' 9 of -lf ,S' 435 'IRS' 23 :11 we wacgi The GLEAM 1930 C33 Publish ed by g THE SENIOR CLASS of the WAS T i Wi i' i' f f 25-24.11 ' 'vrhfqiita '.', wg s. 'Nz Q X ' N: wg N X . Wk xx x As a, token of sincere affection and loving esteem the class of 1930 dedicates this volume of TIIE GLEAM TO MISS KATHERINE 'HEIBERGER THE GLEAM F ofrewoofcl Many ways of light 71161111115 shone on- our pafh- 1,1Ja,y cluriozog the three yours of ow' T1'a,1'11.i111g- School life. To depict some of those Mays has been tho purpose of zfhis 1101111110 of Tim GLEAM. hU'f11H1, g1'11.i11fude io H1080 who fmoe. 7'G'l7l'fl-ZUCZ io u-S H113 Yoiglzft a.fr1d with f11.z'f71, fifn- Him who saicl I am the Light of the Wo1'lcZ we 01'1z'er upon ou-1' Zafrgeo' service, For love of 0111-ist and 'l:I'?,- His N amen Gzfldzflj do 1110 41.4262011115 H10 C71fflNP7'Ig0 fo fake up 1116111 fashs and in Um! Light of life 'IUGJZZ '1.11aZhA'f1fZl zf1'a,11eZ- ing days are done. lvl THE GLEAM Local Board of Directors Class of 1930 MRS. GEORGE W. R. SToRES REV. LUCIIIS G. CLARK, D.D. MR. JXIAURICE OTTFRBACIC MISS MARY H. FRANCE ' MR. H. D. MISER. Class of 1931 REV. J. PIIELPS HAND, D.D. REV. J. G. NICITOLSON,.D.D. MISS BERTIIA GRAY MRS. F. G. REYNOLDS MRS. J OY ELBIEII JXJORGAN A Class of 1932 REV. G. ELLIS YVILLIAMS, D.D. MRS. T. VV. STANTON MRS. B. T. HYNSON DR. EIARRY E. YVOOLEVER MR.. PAUL CROINIELIN ' H51 THE GLEAM DR. CHARLES S. COLE President E71 THE GLEAM Prayer and Praise F' Lord, open thou our eyes that we may law. a O Lord, open thou our lips and our mouth sh all show forth thy pi-arise. Praise ye the Lord. From the rising of the sun to the going down of the same the lQord's name be praised, let our prayers be set forth as incense before Himg the lifting up of our hands as the evening sacrifice. The day goeth away and the shadows of evening are stretched out, but it shall come to pass, that at evening time there shall be L'ighf.,' I l ! ' behold wondrous things out of thy f3l an M UR 3? . , ,..g,b THE GLEAM MRS. ELIZABETH A. BRUBAKER Dean U01 THE GLEAM MISS PEARL MORRISON, R.N Superintendent of Nurses U11 FACULTY AND STAFF THE GLEADI Roster REV. CHARLES S. COLE, A.B., D.D ..... ....... I lresiclent SOHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUOATION MRS. ELIZABETH A. BRURAKER, M.A ....... ..... ..... . A ..., .............. D e an MISS NLAUD AITON, M.A. MISS BICHNIGE HURE, B.S. MISS ELIZABETH D. CONDY, A.B. MISS LAURA MORRIS, A.B. MISS RUTH E. DECIIER, M.A. LMISS DIARY E. PECK MISS TEMPE ELLEN, A.A. MISS EDITH M. QUICK, M.A. MISS DIARY E. GORDON, M.A. MISS ANNA L. ROAT, A.M. . MISS OORNELIA HARKNESS MISS EFFIE M. ROSS, M.A. MISS AIRS. BAISS BLISS BLISS BLISS BLISS BLISS LTISS BIISS AIRS. , MISS AUGUSTA SWAN SCHOOL OF NURSING PEARL MO1i.lIISON, HN ..... .. HLELEN SIIOEMAKER, RN. GRETCHEN NIND, RN. FLORENCE STI'I.LwIeI.L, RN. ICATHERINE HEIRERGEII, RAT. MRS. MRS. MISS MISS STELLA DINKENSIIIEL, RN. MISS IQATHRYN HAN'D, RN. MISS LIARTI-IA JOYCE, RN. MRS. ANNA IQUCIIQERA, RN. MRS. AUGUSTA SORGIQNHINCI, RN. THELMA OHAVEZ, MRS. MISS MISS HLIIIEN SIMMS T131 ...--.-S1L270I I:lLf0llCZ671If JOSEPIIINE BLACKIIIAN, RN. IILARRIET DUTTON, RAN. FLORENCE WIIITARI-IR, RN. BESSIE MIf:I,I.INGER, RN. LAURA ROELIIEY LOUISE WELCH ZELMA LWISIER, RN. BEULAH IWIMFORD, RN. MARION LEWIS, RN. ROWENA ROBERTS THE GLEAM The H iddefn Life AN ORIGINAL POEM BASED ON COIQOSSIANS 3:3 leacl us gentle Salmour Along thzs path o lfz. e Temsptatz-oezzl and uzth strife. In, Thee ue uoalol he hicling ft f 'f f For 'wflthoat Thee we meet with QD ' ll an f U Y f f And safe rom 'aftthless fealrs,' T hy love in- as ahiclifng Throughout eternal gears. Sometimes the way is eheerless And clark the path and clrear, Bat we follow calm a-hcl fearless For what have we to fear? Owl' Safvioar goes before us, me leads fas by His mightg N o shaclows shall he o'e1' as For Jesus is the LIGHT. Leaol on, then- heavvenly Leader! T hy throne our h-iclflhg-place shall be, Protect, console, direct, defend 'Ll,8, W e want no Gu-tele but THEE. -M. B. G., 'so E141 FRESHMEOJ 1 , l truth, And let them leacl me still, U nolanntecl, up the paths of might, Up to thy holy hillg Then to Thy altar will I spring, ll--f S -44? 6 , X WE 0 4--ff ' U K Send forth, O Goal, thy ltght anal pu W iw' ' , I v. ,fl f .fi MC i x II XRS :I '4 M Ancl 'tn my Goal rejoioeg Ancl'sp1'a-'iso shall tune the trem- bling string, Anal gfrwtitucle my voice. t Hmm 1 l I v X Yv Nth ' V S Y 1 4' X ff ,,-, , . f , W. .Lvl 'W I W l-s fl ,sly fw NES, K,- ,gau-Yf X9 N 1, .. s'.'r I 'x,L.. 1 C' A 1 1 .1 Q, I. um 1-. FRESHMAN CLASS 'THE GLEAM ANNA BELL ............ CLARA BLISARD .......,. LUCILE BRADY ........... ELIZABETH BRYAN ........ MARGARET CHOATE ......,.. LQARTI-IA CLARK .......... IIELEN COCKERILL ....... ELVA CONOWAY ............... ALDA DITCHFIELD .............. HAMILENE DUCKWORTH ....... HELEN EICHELBERGER... ESTELLE4 ELY .................. NARCIA FORREST .....,.... EUNICE FULTON ....... HAZEL GATES .................. ELEANOR GEISER ....... 1 ......... ELIZABETH GLEDHILL ....,,.. GRACE GOSNELL ............... ELIZABETH HANN ....... ANNA I'IEINRICK ............. LUCILLE HONEYOUTT ..... KATHERZYN IYINGSLEY... HAZEL :KUNES ................. ANNA BELLE LANDES ........ IWARGUERITE LEACH ...... JEANETTE LIVINGSTONEI ...... ORA LOHR ............................ ANNE LUSBY ................... LILLIAN IWAGUIRE ........ RUTH DIAGUIR-E ............ IQATHERINE MOORE ........ CECIL MORRIS ........................ MARY ALICE NIOIIOLS ......... ISA PEIFER .......................... INIARIAN P1-IELPS ...........,. HAZEI, REYNOLDS ........ FDITII RICE .................... SARA ROMICK ...................... CATH ERINE SCHENCK ......... EVELYN SOUDER ............. ALFREDA STEELE .......... BONNALYN TAFT ............ IHAXI NE TETTENBURN ....... ELIZABETH TOWN SEND ....... ETHEL TROUTMAN ......... LURA 'IUXILL ................... IWILDRED SHOVVALTER ..... ANNA VVARFIELD .............. ANITA WATSON ............ IVOLENE WINANS .,...... DONNA VVINTEB. ......... HELEN WYATT..' .... . The Class ........BrunSwick, Md U71 .....................Ma.riOn, Ill .......Terra Alta, W. .................Sava,ge, ..........Vineland, N. J ........KeySer, W. Va ...........-..,,Garner, N. C .........W3ShillgtOH, D. C .......Sa1ladasburg, Pa .........-Purcellville, Va Mount Airy, Md ....-....ShamOken, Pa ................OldtOwn, Md ..............HarriSbu1'g, Pa .........NeW Haven, Conn ............Olive Hill, Ky ..-...Stittville, N. Y . ........ MartinSburg, Pa ..........WayneSbOro, Pa .............HOward, Pa ...........-......L8ll1'9l, Md ......SpriIIgfield, Conn .......Sl1ady Side, Md ............Burnsvil1e, N. C ........NeSque11Ominy, Pa .................HowaI'd, Pa ........Philadelphia, Pa .....-....Chil1icothe, O ............MidlaIId, Md ........-..........RadiaIIt, Va ..VVasl1ington, D. C ................Ithaca, N. Y ............Ithaca, N. Y ..........Liberty, N. C .............NewcaStle, Pa Va Md ........COateSville, Pa. .........ClarendOn, Va .........VVOOdStOck, Va ..............HOwa1'd, Pa ..........MOnrOvia, Md ..,.....Lancz1Ste1', S. C ............CaniSteO, N. Y ..............KeySe1', VV. Va Baldwinsville, N. Y ........Tl1OmaSville, N. C ............Syracuse, N. Y .....,,..Philadelphia, Pa ..........VVaShingtOn, D. C .........KerIIe1'Sville, C .............PetOsky, Mich .......HagerstOwn, Md .......Du1'l1a.m, N. C - - . A . 4 THE GLEAM Excerpts from the Diary of a Freshman j I EPTEMBER 9-Here I am-and all the other green freshies. The j joyous greetings of the old girls made me homesick at iirst- but they h are all so lovely that I do not feel like that any more. - September 14-I have been so busy with lectures and sight- seeing that I have not had time to keep my diary but now I must mention the Faculty reception. How we enjoyed that I I just know I am going to like everybody here. Today Miss Ellen took us- to Mount Vernon. lVhat a trip! Sunset over the Potomac! Supper on the boat! Songs on deck! It was perfect. I September 20-Our Big Sisters are just the best ever. VVe all had the best time at the picnic at Rock Creek Park. Some of them must have a 'fdragv with the weathei-man,'for it was a gorgeous moonlight night. A fire, games, eats, songs Hlld a ride along the silver Potomac-they surely knew what we would like. ' Then follows a period of uneventful weeks, filled most-ly with study and like excitement-then the entry- October 28-At last we are organized. VVe have begun our career as a class. We certainly showed our wfsdom when we chose our oflieers. Ruth Maguire can preside over even our obst1'eperous gang. Katherine Kingsley will be an able assistant.. Cecil Morris makes a good scribe and we'd trust Helen Wyatt with almost anything-at least the class money. ' Note-we are awfully sorry but we have had to elect. a new vice-president because Miss Kingsley' s health would not permit her to stay any longer. How- ever, we will choose another Elllfl hope that Kathryn will be able to return in February. Then followed another quiet. spell during which the chief anxiety' was the approaching bazaar-but before that finally arrived, one event occurred on November 8-Again the Seniors displayed their cleverness. This time it was the Hallowe'en Party which they ga.ve to the Juniors and us. We had just the best time. Weill have to go some at the George Washington Banquet. l18l THE, GLEAM November 27-Thanksgiving! Not so bad. ' December 7-This sure ought. to be put in red letters. Of all the Wo1'lc! However, We feel that We did make it go over. We do not Want to boast or any- thing like that but one lady was heard to say 4'W7hy is it. that the Freshmen always have the most attractive booth 3 I am not going to keep up this diary any longer. lVhat with Christmas Cjoyous thoughtj exams Qditto??j and the George Washiiigtoii Banquet, Illl never get time to Write more in it. I19l 3 THE GLEAM Pfmise Te the Loyd O Thee, Eternal Soul, be praise, Who, from of old to our oum, da-gs, Through souls of sum-ts cmd prophets, Lord, Host sent T hy Light, Thy Love, T hy Word. TV e thermh Thee for eobeh 'might one Through whom thy loving tight hafth shonteg And for eafeh hmnhle soul and sweet That lights to hefweu our wa-1zcZe1'ing feet. l20J iRICI-IARD W. GIIJDEII f -L... ...... f'v, UNO? 'Q' To 1 gm W e would see Jesus, Maoryk Son. Most Holy Light of the mfllnfge life from da-y fo dwyg STL'I:l?'i7?g revealed Harough every task most lowly, The C7mf.9t of God, The Life, The Truth, The Way. Q 4af '-' ini 'u A W M ,, WN 'I 1 TNS lf If M El T xg , N ' ,-1-I ff J L .5 f X. Sh - r at 's JUNIOR CLASS THE GLEAM ,, The Class Barner, Martha G. Broome, Helen E. Gushen. Mildred E. Davenport, M aryellen Filer, Harriett Getz, Goldie G. Grithth, Gladys Hebrew, Mary Hibbard, Mildred Irwin, Roberta G imfh, Dorothy M. Martin, Valaria Murphy, Doris L. Nelson, Mae Plumb, Helen Rankin, Esther Roller, Edith E. Sharer, Kathleen V. Smith, M. Elizabeth Spohn, Marion A. . Stone, lioise XVill1Cl1I1il'12l. Thamin, lVilhelmina Turner, Virginia Wa1'cl, R. Olive Vlleyson, Katherine l.. IZZII Best, Margaret J. Grist., Margaret. Daniels, M. Evelyn Eekman, Dorothy l. Garber, Eleanor Greenholt, Virginia Hartman, Ruth Hess, Clara. E. Hull, Anna Belle Jackson, Dorothy A. McGinley, Mary K. M olneyer, Sara Louise Nagy, Elizabeth U. Osborn, Ruth Pyles, Rebecca Reese, Ruth Seheel, Irene Siineox, V irgini a Smith, Pauline Staufler, Martha E. Taylor, Louise Thomas, Vivian WH.g11Q1', Margaret K. lllear, Kathryn E. THE GLEAZWI Class Songs We cheer for our Alina Mater, For our dear Red, White and Blue. '31 will ever be loyal, Lucy Webb Hayes, welll be true to you. We'll strive for the goal before us. Fighting ever for the right. Weill eheer-yes-we,ll cheer you ever. As we work, with a will and might. Rah ! Rah! Rah ! H ail, dear Rust Hall, W e'll cheer you ever, our Alma Mater, Lucy Webb Hayes- May '31 be at loyal daughter! Rah ! Rah ! Rah! Red, White and Blue Will lead us on to our goal victorious Cheer! Cheer! We hold you dear, Our Ulass of '31 lofves you. To our fair Rust Hall we sing A For her honor what -wou.ldn.?t we do, Loyally her praises will ring As we cheer for our class-wnates too Happy girls of Rust Hall are we With a love that fa-ileth nefuer, We pledge our allegiance to thee, Oh! Rust Hall Once! Oh! Rust Hall T1vire.! Our School Fore ver ! ! h Dear Rust Hall is calling Calling sweet and clear, Over lalce and mountain To us far and near And to her 'we're bringing Love and loyalty Hearts that ai-in for service, Rust Hall, hail to thee. i241 v 1 , THE GLEAM J A mb E are all in Hzle same boat, on the same voy- age, b ouncl for the sa-me port. S0 let there be someilzmg more flzan meve Qoutine in the My 0 the walelz, 11 hen the slmjfs bells - ' I 1 dp ylhr A V 1 4 l A I ,S jc l 1 , f wfvzg out in Hzfe clczrlv nlglzfi: All,.Q 'welll Afncl flze lights are lmrning l11'z'gl1,l, sirf' i261 f, SW ORS Kb O 1 , , Eternal Soul, our souls keep pfwe, Tha-15 like our sainzfs we may eenciure Forevev' through thy servants, Lord, Send Thou Thy light, Thy love Thy word. J -vs 'N xv! ' 1,1 1, 1, , K .. 1 -' ,A 1'- F4 ...-111 , vm a., ,f v I '- -: 4 , J,- L f n J 1 4 ' 1 ,I 5 ' f'E?Tf fm ' S Q ll -Qs X '- n ' ' 1655 , Q p14- T N o f J? ,' v A if 1 fm Nix :T : . X51 V U' ifnlrrr '4 5 , il- MISS ROYVENA ROBERTS Senior Class Aflvisoir Success comes only to those who lead the life THE GLEADI PHILOMENA BOCCARDO None but herself can be her parallel. - Little Sister-Grace Gosuoll FRANCES CALKINS of 671fd6Cl'DO7'.? , Little Sister-Clara Blisard MILDRED CHIQIQVJQR Music in soul, fingers and speech. Little Sister-Estelle Ely X7ERNA COOK You can if you think you canf' Little Sister-Marialyce Nichols 9 W BROWN UULP cfm M 'l,ove, sweetness, goodness in her person shine. Little Sister-Elizabeth Hahn li29l THE GLEAZVI E301 SC LC Sl if LUELLA DIDGET Ho1ce'e1' it be, it seems to me 'Tfis only noble to be good. Little Sister-Elizabeth Townsend CATHERINE FREY Write one as one who loves her fellowmenf' Little Sister-Ruth Maguire rv, ',f' , . W K ALTA loE The ability to stay happy and make others happy is an art. Little Sister-Lillian Maguire HELEN PHILLIPS 'Jag V She hath both good nature and good sense- a rare combination. Little Sister--Mildred Showalter I DORIS RISING The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Little Sister-Eunice Fulton 'She loves to laugh, she loves to walk THE GLEAZII .A GERTRUDE STARR It takes a great heart to be friendly. Little Sister-Cecil Morris l.llILDRED SXVEET my goodness J she loves to talk. Little Sister-Bounalyn Taft LIARGARET THOMAS A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fairf' Little Sister-Ivaline Winams and oh, l31l -1 Q 3, f.,'I,,g ' I vzqrvl THE GLEAM E321 at C6 :S VIRGINIA ALLEN ltis the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye wear, That's a-makin' the sunshine everywhere. J ANE ANNAN I It's not doing the thing yo-u'd like to dog But liking the thing we have to do that makes life blessedf' MARY E. BANGE ' But she never thinks she can leave the place Where duty holds her fast. JAGQUETTA CLUKEY Qifv N I 'Tis the will of the soul That decides the goal -incl not the calm or strifef' . PAULINE COLLINS 1' I Do thy dutyj that is the bestj Leave unto thy Lord the rest. 'Almost to all things she, could turn her THE GLEAM MARTHO CAMOVITCH BETH DUCHON For good lieth not in pursuing Nor gaining of great oi' small, But just in the doing and doing As we would be done bg, is all? A A ,f THERESA EVANS 7' Let me live in a house by the side of the road And be a friend to maui, ' .HAZEL ATHALENE FEASTER fhwf Let me spend , My strength for others to the endf' EDITH MAE FOGG ge-of fl For she who is honest is noble Whatever her fortunes or biilhf, hand? 33I ':,-' V .f ' A, .,..! -, 'nr -.-136 ' -'- 'lgfz' 3 -' ' at '..':-AIR: ,,Q 'j J! fl IIE . 5.4 '- 1 , , dL,i'ff,-i-5' .,,..', 1 Y ly v.. .1 .. '., 'uf 'zif - '-fail 'T V g ff -- ,X-xlvi.-1 '73,-f-, Q r 1 J if , A ,?' ?. ,- ,A.wP,,l . k. -IV-Q A ' ' ', his : A ' ' ' ' I M I ' ' L- ' I' 'i ' - .2124 f ' ' fx' rf, , 4 'U .J ' ' ' ' F W Q X 3 4 . a ! fl X wg. -, ng - .iw it , 'P .. ' :fi L' ' . 5 A ,. Q A . 5 V .1 5 . r ' rox ' 1 ,, 1 X. 1 3: , if f 'f 5 - , J K - GLEAM , I34 ll , . x GERTRUDE GIFT Wfalfllw-Mg .,1 1 7 here is only one way to be happy and that is to make somebody else' so. 13, Q, 51 . , -x HELEN:'N ViOLA HANER- 7xlf'wQ+5f One makes one's,,own happiness only by tak- ing care ofthe happiness of others. , w I 0 t 4 w PHYLLIS DARE HARNER MMA-fff -V Not what you do, but how you do it, is the Q . test of your capacity? P' ' r ' TVOLA HART H,,,,,,,,,M14,f,,,,.i '.'Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to waitf' EDNA E. HECKMAN w'..!o,f2f The time to succeed is when others, Discouraged, show traces of tire. , . -H il F., v N I . Am H 'AQ 1 E t Q , , 4. Malawi' at 1 ' 3 'effP?f1'f?Si'.iffr':Q sf'44iH.lf'f?'g- SI R- fl TH- we i, ff . - 'w.. I -S , 1,,'4 n . V. - . , -J' ,. f , , . ay vi, 5, ...Q .L I. -.. 4 . 'V THE GLEAM MARJORIE KING Sen W To give pleasure to na single heart by a single kind act is better than a thousand heads bowing in prayer. CATHERINE LABION fMC7eUi1f,b- Hei'-air had a meaning, her movements a gracej You turned from the faifrest to look on her face. dui' ff ., A MARTHA LINDSEY :1.g'5u1 I count this thing to belgrandly true, That a noble deed is a step towafrd God. 119 e I-il-'T'7'?' GERALDINE LOGAN -if-Q God has given us tongues that we may say something pleasant to our fellowmenf' IRENE MCLEOD TQ' 'iff Power dwells with cheerfulnessf' v 351 , nl THE GLEAM 1361 r' A ELEANOR MUMFORD f Take what is 5 trust what may be 5 that's life's true lesson. qT'iolMr. gnd Mrsfjohn LeRoy CElinor Mumford, '30J E 1 a glrl at Slbley Hospxtal, April 25. Weight 7 pounds, 9 , ounces. Q EVA MAE MURRAY QL 1 A is Being in a good frame of mind helps keep one the picture of health. To Mr. and-Mrs. Hal J CE -M 'M 1 '30J on February 28, a bc:y?nHaT'f:i:pRobi,xi:on?3r., f gg 7 Qounds, 2 ounces. a 1 A RUTH NEIKIRK She never found fault with you, never implied- Your wrong by her right. EMMA L. OBERDORF The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide. . 'x e N C A hi K N A :ly 1, ,.gif.3-'fi''fL,,,E'f1 'V -.p , gif: 1' M3375 -,figlrliz 015-3.5 2- ut-1 ,514 3 ff ig' ff- K V ' , I f. will A- gi- as T if r r ers,-if 301 4' na- '.1iV::f4?9fi ' '-,g'4:- ' vi f r ' :a Wir-T M ilf ' S ,, ' EW ? f.e2g ,5:,e,2faeg , 9 . ushfer ' iff' fm?-V' ' ' . ff' ,' 1 1 . .. 1 - .Q if THE GLEAM ALLEDA V. SCHOPPERT l3g,pMJe Live for those who love you, For those who are good and true, For the God who lives above you, Avid the good that you may do? IQATHERINE SCOTT Then give to the world the best that you have Aud the best will come back to you. V FRANCES SHEETZ Blessed is she who has fouud her work g Let her ask 'no other blessedness? L0 Lgtvdaz i' X HAZEL SHUTTERS Arid her modest answer amd graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair. I GERALDINE STACKHOUSE KPXULWU There are pioneer souls that blaze their paths Where highways never ranf' i371 THE GLEAM E381 VIRGINI.A TURNER If 1 can stop one heart from breaking I shall not live ln vain REBECCA V. XVITTER q'li 7? The virtue of originality 'is not newness- I t 'is only genulne'ness. s.Ovcw-v'-'J 1 in 7 f? THE GLEAM In Retrospect EAR Betty : What a pleasant surprise it was to receive your letter. It does not seem possible that almost three years have passed since you 'C , left Rust Hall. If I remember correctly you were here only one D month. Of course you were here long enough to witness some of the most important events of our Freshman year. There was so much excitement that first week a.nd so many things happening that we hardi y knew what we were doing. Most of our time seemed to be taken. up getting acquainted with rooln-mates, unpacking trunks, attending parties, house- meetings and chapel. The- happenings that first week seem to be more prom- inent in my mind than so-me of tl1e things which have happened since then, but because you have inquired abontthe egents of the three years I will endeavor to give you just a brief history. Soon after you left, our class was organized and Eva M ae Murray became our president. It did not take us long to lea.rn that the upper classes loved their Rust Hall and soon we were singing, 'fllear liust Qllall, Class of ,230 loves you 5 Before you left there had been talk of Senior Day, but we really lived to see it come to pass. At 4 A.M. one morning we were awakened and told to dress quickly and to go to the basement. There were several Pennsylvania girls in our class but not enough to- f'dare not go. We were forced to hike two miles, undergo severe physical exercises a.nd return to school before breakfast. The result was that Miss Stilwell had to keep late hours nursing those who were ill. The next big event of the year was Christmas vacation. After vacation, examinations came and alarm clocks were our necessity. lt was at this time that the Freshmen nurses received their new caps and bibs. You certainly missed a lot of fun by not being present- at the George Wasli- ington Banquet. You remember that the Freshmen had charge of it. We worked fa.r, fa.r into the night making programs, menus, etc., but we were well repaid, for it was a wonderful success according to reports. I must. not go into detail about Commencement for since we were only Freshmen we did not have much showing but with the coming of our Junior year we began to feel a new responsibility. We became 'tliig Sisters, we enter- 'C i tained the Seniors, and we took our little sisters to the park. Fm sure you would like the song which Doris composed, so I am going to copy it here for you. It expresses the feeling and interest that we had come to have for Rust Hall. , I 39 J THE GLEAM '4Dear old Rust Hall, Here as we learn to live Friends are dearer to our hearts And ever duty calls To our life's work Service and love combined. Always we' ll look up And always we'll look up lVe're the .lunior Class of '29. Last fall we returned to Rust Hall with a new determination to make our Senior year the best year of our training. We elected Tillie N eikirk as our president and Miss Roberts for our Advisor to take the place of Miss Sheppard who had left. us to go back to Yale for another year. You remember Miss Roberts, don't you? Anyway you had some her well planned meals while you were in Sibley Hospital. Everyone thinks that we are lucky to have her and we agree with them. lVe found that even though we were Seniors we could not play 1l11lGSS we worked. First there was the Senior party. You remember how everyone likes pie at Rust Hall. You should have seen eyes open when we served pumpkin pie a. la mode for refreshments! Everyone liked it so much that we could not resist serving pie at the Bazaar supper. Betty, I just canit make myself believe that soon we will leave Rust Hall. Gur Baccalaureate service was very impressive' yesterday and we are hoping that tonight, and tomorrow night wifl be just as successful. 'I do wish you could be here tonight because it is Class Night and tomorrow night is Commencement. Of course we do not like to think of leaving Rust Hall because we have come to love her and the ideals for which she stands. We feel that our lives have become deepened through our contact with the school and those who have so patiently instructed and guided us. Even though we desire to 1'61T1H.l11 longer a much greater call comes to us to go forth to. serve the Master by caring for the poor and afflicted, building up the ideals of broken homes, bringing the life of Jesus Christ to the little children and giving both physical and spiritual help to those who stand in need. I shall be glad to hear from you. Sincerely yours, -BROWN CULPW, '30. E401 THE GLEAM Ten Years Hence 41-,- --. EXV York had become rather boresome and I wondered as I walked down Fifth Avenue on the Twentieth of May in 1940 how I could 1 leave everything for a while. If I could just see some of my class- mates, it would be such a relief I I Just then someone exclaimed, F or goodness sakes, what are you doing here 3 . It was Helen Haner and the .rejoicing was tremendous. Of c course we got together for a chat. She was an aviatrix at Lindbergh Field in New York and was quite noted for her a.ir stunts. I explained that I Iiad been Qeft a milion a.11d a half by a former patient. and was growing tired of doing nothing. That explains how we started on our air trip around the world. We left New York and followed the coast line to Atlantic City where we stopped for a few da.ys. Imagine our surprise upon seeing Martha Camovitch and Theresa Evans practising on the beach with the Ziegfeld Follies Chorus. They were making quite a hit with their new show. As we made our final hop from there, we passed a balloon floating in mid- air. I examined it with a telescope a.nd saw a sleeping girl. We went closer and saw Beth Duchon with a magazine in each hand. We landed in London and met Edith Fogg who was doing Social Service work. She was making good because Fogg belongs to Iiondon. Next we went to Pa.ris and met. Emma Oberdorf in a restaurant, talking, laughing and eating as :much as ever. We left for Barcelona. and there met J ack Clukey who was on a yachting cruise with a party given by Ira. Yes, she was married to Ken but it was impossible for him to leave his work for the trip. Jack was having the time of her life as usual. She, of course, told us about Martha Lindsey who was now a missionary teaching a singing class in Southern Africa. Becky VVitter, she said, was painting a huge picture of the Alps. We then crossed the continent to China to see Jerry Stackhouse who was a medical missionary in Hong Kong. Our next stop after this was the Philip- pines because we knew that Polly would be glad to see us. She was the same Polly even if her name was not La.Mon any more. She liked the Philippines and as long as J ack was stationed there she was quite contented. Ivhen we landed in San Francisco we went to see '4'I'ill Neikirk and Nick. Till', had been married for nine years and was still in love. She told us to go to see Dizzie Mclleod in Arizona. where- she was nurse in a mining camp doing more entertaining than nursing, but instead of that we went straight to the A E411 THE GLEAM Utah Indian Reservation where Hickie Schoppert was teaching hygiene to the children. ' When we landed in Chicago we looked up Mumps. She invited us in to see her in her new position as nurse in a training school for boys. She to-ld us that she had seen Virginia Allen several times. Virginia was following her ca.reer of nursing at the University of Illinois. We crossed the Great Lakes to Canada. At Toronto we saw a large new hotel which we were told was managed by a woman from the United States. Cnr curiosity led us to investigate and we were surprised to find the woman to be our own Kathryn Scott. As we landed in the States once more, we found that we were so near Syra.cuse that we would have to see Polly Collins. We found her picking dai- sies in her fathe-ris back yard. We next stopped in Philadelphia and were much pleased to read in the bright lights Geraldine Logan, Famous Contraltof' The theater was crowded as it. was her tinal week of a fifty-two week contract. Cn our way to our hotel we were almost run over by a man and his wife in a 1929 Packard roadster. It was none other than Jane Annan and Freddie-just the same a.lthough the car showed the hard service of ten years. The next morning being Sunday, we attended the nearest. church. We sat behind an attractive person who listened very attentively to the sermon. YVhen church was over and 'l was able to sec her face, it was Edna Heckinan. YVe were in her husband's church. ' YVe left XVashington in the afternoon and as we circled over St. Eliza- beth' s ready for our la.nding, we noticed some one pushing a. twin baby carriage around. As we dropped nearer, we could see that it was Phyllis Harner who we had heard was happilly married and living in Congress Heights near her husband' s work. We visited Frances Sheetz immediately. She was doing research and had become very famous because of her discovery of measle anti-toxin. She told us that Hazel Shutters was living in Maryland where she and her husband had a large fishery. She also told us that she had been to see the new Walkersville hospital founded by Hazel Feaster. YVe visited Sibley and were surprised to tind Mary Bange night super- visor. Marjorie King a.nd Tvola. Hart, we learned, were popular specials in Sibley. Virginia. Turner ha.d just left for Kentucky where she was assisting in a clinic to remove tonsils. .We read in the paper that Gertrude Gift was marrying her third husband as soon as she received her divorce papers. Having seen most of the world and spent all our money, we put our names on register and started doing special duty the next day. I 421 --EVA MAE MURRAY., THE GLEAM By the Light of the Fire i -- ,T was a cold, dark, dreary night, and I felt much diseontented and K5 lonesome even though I was sitting in a large arm chair in front of , an open fire where everything was cozy and comfortable. Engle ' ' l Settlement, in Fairmont, VVest'Virginia, is my home for the present 5 l and although it is neat a11d attractive I do get lonesome and blue at times. If I could but see the faces of the girls in the class of '30 for if l a few minutes it would help to make things more pleasant. The ' letters I used to get have ceased to arrive and the friendships seem to be growing farther and farther apart as tl1e days wear around more swiftly. But look! Can I believe my eyes? I am sure I see faces in the flames! There is Frances Calkins. She is talking from the pulpit of a large church which is over-crowded with people. C, yes-il recall, just ten years ago we sent Frances to Porto Rico and to this very day she is there preaching the Christian religion to the needy people. How good to see her face once more! Blackness comes upon the flames. Suddenly before my eyes a familiar door opens which displays the third floor of Iiust Hall. A voice is heard saying, '4Good night, girls. It is Luella Didget who has taken the position of Dean of Rust Hall. ,lt is a very high and honorable position and Luella is more than i . ' N deserving of it. - The face of a familiar friend has come upon the scene. It is Margaret Thomas, but not as we knew her for she has increased in weight until we would hardly recognize her. il. do not see a kiiidergarten room but rather a long room lined with shelves upon which are rows and rows of bottles. There is a bit of writing on each bottle which says, Increase your weight by drinking one bottle. Margaret has invented a medicine which builds up the tired, worn frame. She received her vast knowledge for this art in Rust Hall Kindergarten where she mixed the oils for the children. A tall sedate lady looms up in the very highest and brightest flame. At once I hear singing, then I behold thousands of people gathered to hear the wonderful artist. Doris Rising has found her place in Grand Opera. work. Who can this second lady be in the picture? The face is growing clea.rer. It is Verna Cook and with her are two little children, a little curly-headed boy and a fairy-like little girl who are wanting everything they see in the windows of the large stores on G Street. Verna has become! a little housewife. Imagine that! At this time there appears another familiar face. Mildred Cheever is on her way to church. But what is she to do there? Look! She is director of I43j . THE GLEAM Hamline cho-ir, and now she is able to display some of that musical ability be- fore the eyes of the appreciative public. T see a little kitchen in the Haines, four poorly clad little girls a.re seated on the bare floor of a little dark cellar room. A dignified la.dy is standing at the stove. It is Helen Phillips still working for the Associated Charities. She is trying to teach a mother to cook cereal for t.he starving family. That picture has so soon vanished, but another one comes before me ac- companied by words sailing out in all directions. HI am the advertising man- ager of the New York Life Insurance Company, and have come to you for your ad. Sure as I am living that is Mildred Sweet. The New York Life Insur- ance Co. having heard of her wonderful success in securing ads for the GTJEABT, has employed her as their Advertising Manager. Wlia.t can that great building be and who is seated at the desk? That must be a library and there is Catherine Frey seated with about. fifteen books before her. She is reading with great interest. The Rust Hall Faculty has employed her to censor all the books as soon as they leave tl1e press to see whether or not it is worth the valuable time of the incoming students to acquire the knowledge the new books afford. - Behold, T see Phil Boccardo standing at the door of the Italian Mission at Syracuse, New York. Before her are a group of boys and girls waiting for the clock to strike seven in order tha.t they may get in to hear Phil tell stories for them. Phil is now superintendent of t.hat Mission. A wide door opens before me and a host of boys and girls are trying eagerly to learn to read and write. Brown Culp seems to be the teacher of these Primary grades in the famous Mitchell School. The love for this school has grown so deep within her that she had to leave her Kindergarten and take up work with her home and friends. '4Her hair' like ebony glistens, her eyes are like twin stars. If it isn7t Gertrude Starr, the third Hoor pal to everyone. I see no church, no mission or settlement, but before me stands the dearest little bungalow with old fashioned shutters at the windows. To my great surprise, Gertrude is standing in the doorway. She is the mistress of this little abode-. The fire is going out and the faces have gone from before me. It is getting late in the night, but it has been areal treat to gaze once more into the faces of the members of the class of ' 30 if only in the flames of a great Open Fire. Q -ALTA Ion. i441 THE GLEAM Class Gifts HE Senior Class of 1930, being by nature very generous is leaving a graduation present for each of its members. . To Virginia Allen we give a make-up box which should remind her of the many pleasant hours spent in class during her Freshman year. Jane Annan is the proud possessor of a new Packard. VVe hope she will enjoy her rides in this car as much as we know she has enjoyed those in a certain other car. We know Mary Bange would like a private telephone so we are having one in- stalled in her room so she can talk to her numerous boy-friends in privacy. To Luella Didget we give this rolling pin in order that she may keep Enoch straight and obedient. To Martha- Camovitch we give a niee ear of corn. It should 1'emind her of the many pleasant evenings spent near a certain young doctor. VVe think a cedar chest would be a very good present for Pauline Collins. She can use it not only as a hope chest, but also as a box in which to collect and keep her thoughts. VVe found this handsome young man looking for a girl-friend down on F street, sol we are giving him to Jack', Clukey. Wle hope she will be true to him even during her vacation. This jar of Petrolagar we a1'e giving to Theresa. 'Evans for her to distribute among the patients on the First Annex. To take the place of the Odd Fellows ring we give Verna Cook this diamond. To Beth Duehon we give this 12-inch ruler in order that she may be sure that every- thing she does may be according to rule. A sled was the best substitute we could iind in looking for a Bob for Gertrude Starr. Edith Fogg can learn about the habits of a rabbit from this bunny. She can also have the egg which 'goes with it. Gertrude Gift will, we know, enjoy a pie. We guarantee it to be good and it should bring back pleasant memories to Pie Faeef' This heart may bring back happy recollections of a certain night last February to Helen Haner. Phyllis Hafner can add this, spoon to her collection of silverware. To Catherine Frey we give this orange to help her out with her diet. Tvola Hart should have had this little Ford about six months ago, but it is better late than never. Maybe Mae will be sick again and she can use it to go to visit him when she gets off duty late. To Edna Heckman we give: this cake of soap, not because she needs the soap but she should always keep her P. G. with her. Marjorie King will appreciate these nickels which will save her the trouble of hunting for change the next time she wants to call the boy-friend. . Here is a book of poems and jokes for Alta. Ice. They are a collection of her own works of art. This horn may not sound like the one Polly LaMon would like to hear, but she may hear him better if she gives him this one. VVe do not know if Martha Lindsey can read this book in German or not but maybe she can get help from a certain young man. The owl is a wise old bird, so weare giving one to Jerry Logan who is also quite wise. VVe are giving this black handkerchief to Helen Phillips. lt is the only thing she needs to complete her Deaconess garb. To 'fDizzy McLeod we give this pane of glass. idle hope she is careful and does not harm her Payne. . To Mildred Sweet we give this pillow in o1'der that she may sleep more comfortably in classes next year at American University. V We all know how much Eleanor Mumford loved Children's so here is a dear little baby for her. Eva Mae Murray does not eat pickles but perhaps she can give it away, so we will give her one. n To Mildred Cheever we give this tablet engraved with these words: Do not close the Hymnals until the Amen has been sung. She may will it to Crary Chapel if she so desires. Tillie Neikirk is very fond of music so We will give her this piece entitled, I'll Get By. l45l THE GLEAM A piece of candy may help Emma Oberdorf's appetite, if not we will give her SOIUB- thing more to eat. To our innocent Brown Culp we present this volume of essays on Phases of Modern Life. Hickey Schoppert is not hungry but this little bottle may come in handy, at least it will save Wear and tear on the thumb. Katherine Scott is quite famous for l1er remark, f'Girls, we have to wrap cotton, so we will give her a roll of cotton already wrapped. Hazel Shutters, bashful child that she is, blushes too readily so we are giving her this mask to hide her blushes. To Philomena Boccardo we give this megaphone to keep her from straining her delicate vocal cords. Frances Sheetz will enjoy this onion sandwich if she does not have a date. Tiny, we advise you to stay in tonight. ' Mary Schwenk, who has lost so much sleep by overworking, will be able to get a good night's rest on this bed. Perhaps she can catch up on all she has missed while in the op- erating-room. VVe have herc a, box Smithis cough drops for Doris Rising, they are guaranteed to soothe. To Margaret Thomas we give this alarm clock to help her get to Chapel on time. To Virginia Turner we will give a bottle of tonicg if taken religiously it is guaranteed to make her gain at least five pounds a week. Rebecca Wittei' needs something to help her manage her children, we will give her a whip and trust that she will 11ot overwork it. To Hazel Feaster a package of dates in case her men friends should give out. Geraldine Stackhouse-to you we give a box of Aspirin tablets hoping they will relieve the headache which you must have acquired from selecting all these gifts. This date book will be handy for Frances Calkins. It may help her to avoid mixing her numerous dates. If anyone is dissatisfied with her gift we will have an exchange bureau where gifts may be exchanged or returned. l-161 THE GLEAM Last Will and Testament E, the Senior Class of 1930 of the I,.W.H.N.T.S. and Sibley Memo- Q rial Hospital of the city of Wasliiiigtoii in the District of Columbia, La U. S. A., being of sound mind, memory and understanding, yet :mg knowing that our pulse growing weaker and our respiration soon will have ceased, do hereby make this our Last Will and Testament. if y As to such estate as- has been entrusted to us we do hereby dis- pose of the same as follows: . To the entire Faculty in their sorrow, we otler our sympathy for they never again will have the opportunity and privilege of knowing such a group of fine, intelligent young women. To the Freshman Class we leave our excellent scholastic record. We leave Beth Duchonis conscientiousness to the present Probies. Mildred Cheeveris ability to tell how it ought to be done we leave to Lillian Maguire. - Rebecca Witter's interest in Psychology to Katherine Wayson. Frances Sheetz' height to Pcanut', Hull. The Feaster-Scott-Camovitch-Collins perpetual companionship mach- ines to Turner and Leech. Virginia Allen' s love for Illinois to Mae Mullinex. Verna. Mae Cookts bright 'tIdears'7 to Mildred Hibbard. J ack Cluckey' s black curls to Helen Broom. Helen H ancris pep and scholastic ability to Katherine Sharer. Marjorie King' s ever tidy room to Freslnnen for a I'layhouse. I.uella Didgetis ability to rise at 3 a.m. to Bot Fckman. Polly LaMon's Wanderlust to Dot- Jackson to be used after 1931. Irene McIieod's innocent baby ways to Iiela Herrman. Ice leaves task of jollying the girls to the Blisard. Emma Oberdorf' s musical ability to Miss Choate. . Geraldine Stackl1ouse's abundant supply of Ivory Soap t99Q1Dl4f10UJ to all future affiliates. . Margaret TllO1I13S7S ability to lose assignments to Ioise Stone. Jane Annan's vivacity to Betty Smith. Teresa Fvan's demurc manner to Vivian Thomas. L471 P THE GLEAMQ t Mary Bange's religious interests to Pauline Smith and Clara Hess. Mildred SWeet's gentle voice to Nancy Landis. Edith E ogg' s ability as a typist to Elizabeth Rankin. Hazel Shutter's perfect NOR. technique is set as a line example to under- classmen. ' Frances Calkins, privilege of telling family history at the Dean's table to Louise Taylor. Phyllis Harner's ownership of the uPoint7' to Sally Momeyer. Eleanor Mumford' s ability as a mouse catcher to D. Criss. Gertrude Starr' s sportsmanship to Marion Spohn. Eldna Heckman's weakness for theologians to Mildred Showalter. Helen Phillips' reticent nature to Marjorie Crist. Eva Mae Murray' s clever sweetness to Goldie Getz. Brown Culpls innocence to Estelle Ely. I Virginia T1l1'11G1'7S charming ways to UCurly', Grifliths., Catherine Frey's ability to collect ice-cream money to Martha Stauflfer. Martha l,indsey's steady perseverance to be distributed among all Juniors. Doris Risingls permanent pass to 'Dreamland to Ruth Osborne. - Philomena l3occardo's pep and athletic ability to Doris Murphy. Gertrude Gift's wittiness to Helen Wells. Tvola Ha1't's Special Deliveries to those who may have similar interests. Geraldine fLogan's dignity to Miss Zeigler. '5Tillie Neikirkls ability to keep order in Senior Class meetings to next year, s Senior President. Alleda Schoppe1't7s friendliness to the probies. NVe the undersigned do hereby set our hand and seal as witnesses to the above. A fbhlgnedj llLiR.G.ua1s'r T uoixtas, EDNA 11E'CKMAN. I 48 .I THE GLEAZVI MISS BESSIE SMITHSON i Qui' Mentor HO was our refuge and O111' hope in proby days-the awe-inspiring Q disciplinarian of the 'fknow-it-alll' freshmen, and the inspiration of M our sadder but wiser later years? Hllliss Bessie Smithson, say Q53 we with one accord. All of these, and more, more than We can put , into words, although our hearts appreciate it to the fullest degree. f lVhere shall we begin in an attempt to tell all that she has meant, I and will ever mean to us? Naturally, at first her exalted position, in our scale of values, awed us, made ns think there could be nothing but punishments handed down to us from such lofty heights.. Discipline and restrictions there were in plenty, l49l Nt THE GLEAM in the interests of the organization and for our own goodf, as we heard only too often. But we soon found that the stern attitude could be laid aside for the poor, puzzled, often discouraged young beginner, and we could open our hearts without reservations and receive understanding, helpful interest and, at times, motherly tenderness when our troubles were real enough to merit her genuine sympathy. Wle grew to depend upon her loyal protection from unjust criticism and misplaced blame. We were her charges and she would defend us. Ever ready to administer deserved punishment, she rutlled her feathers angrily at a threat- ened attack on one of her chicks, from what she considered an alien hand. A heart.-to-heart talk with our understanding friend and guide could always restore our confidence and interest-send us back to face ditlicult problems with new viewpoints, courage and a renewed love for our chosen work. We had a mission, a precious charge and we would give our best! . Our lives have been enriched indeed, by the short but full years of con- tact- with her splendid spirit, a.nd if our high hopes come true and we have anything to give to our profession that will aid in the long struggle with man- kind's ills, and cast glory on our hospital, Miss Smithson must surely bask in the reflected glow, as whatever we are now, in our better moments, whatever we may become in the future, we owe to her teaching, her example and her inspiration. CATHERINE LABION, '30, E501 THE GLEAD1 5 Q35 SWG Rust Hall, uve love you, The happy days soon will beofor. Rust H all, welll all strive To help the zvorlol 'more and more. Fourfolfl we will live Avcl ever be true to our Guide Rust H all, we love you-, We sing it zvlth prficle. lTune: Moonlight and Rosesvj Dear olcl Rust Hall Here as zve learnt to live Frierrlcls grow clearer to our hearts Amt ever cluty calls To our ltfe-zvorlc Service and love, our all A Ever fzve'll look up and ever fzvepll lift up We're the SENIOR CLASS of clear RUST HALL E511 THE GIJEAM' Rust Hall, tho, we should stray A million- miles away Our hearts will always be with you. And thog another class may Win. your heart at last Our hearts will always be with you. Arid as we ,close this yea-r Iritryirig hard to please We waut to thank you for Su-oh tender merhories We wish you happiness As for us, Rust Hall, we pledge Our hearts and loyalty to you. l'Iune: PII Always be in Love With Youfaj Alma Illater, Alma Mater We will follow your gleam You attire us and inspire us With your love and esteem, We are happy, we're loyal, W e are steadfast and true And we'll stand for the right Because we have lmowvi you, So welll cheer-Rust Hall, DEAR RUST HALL, Class of '30 loves you. E521 THE. GLEAM Class of 'go at Home MISS NTIRGINIA AT.I.EIN ............. MISS JANE ANNAN ............. MISS MARY BANGE ................,.......... MISS PIIILOMENA BOCCARDO ...... ..... ......... MISS IFRANCES CALKINS .,............ MISS MARTIIO GAMovIiroI1 ............ 220 Q St., N. XV., Xvashington, D. G ......523 Summit Ave., Hagerstown, Md E. VValnut St., Hanover, Pa 916 N. Townsend St., Syracuse, N. Y ...........North Bloomfield, N. Y R St., Urbana, Ill MRS. MILDRIQII GIIEEVER ............. ..,.......................................... G rafton, Mass MISS JACQUIITTA CLUKEY .......... ........................... 9 45 Masser St., Sunbury, Pa MISS l'AULINE COLLINQK '.., ...... , MISS VERNA Cool: ............. MISS BROWN CULP ............. MISS IJUELLA IDIDGET ........... MISS BI'I1'I-I IDUCIION ............ MISS TITERIESA EVANS .............. MISS HAZET. FlE.rXS'l'ElI ......... MISS EDI'l'I'I Fooo ............... MISS CATHERINE' FREX' ............ MISS GERTRUDE GIFT ........... MISS HEIIEN HANER, ....... ....... 34 N. Main St., Meohaniesville, N. Y ............Cl1H1'C-ll St., Livermore Falls, Me ' 0 Hlll, N. G ,..........Ce1Iter Sq., Pa. ..........UniontoWn, Pa .,................Manassas, Va ..............................................Walkersville, Md .............Monroe St., Livermore Falls, Me Tallman St., Syracuse, N. Y .........188 Argyle St., Keyser, W. Va Hanover St., Gettysburg, Pa MISS PIIYLLIS IIARNER ....... ..... .................................................. E d inburg, Va MISS TvoLA HART ............. .......... 4 00 Eleventh St., Glearield, Pa MISS EDNrX HECIIMAN .......... ......................................... G reensburg, Pa MISS ALTA Ion .................. ........... lN 'lonroe St., Salem, W. Va MISS MAIIJORIE KING .......... ...................................,........... Gaithersburg, Md MISS GAIIIERINE LAMON .......... ,.......... 8 24 Dale Drive, Xvoodside Park, Md E531 THE GLEAM MISS MARTIIA LINDSEY ..... MISS GERALDINE LOGAN ,,..,..,.,,,,,.,,. MISS IRENE BWCLEOD .......... Arlington Ave., Newcastle, Pa. 2526 Seventeenth St., N. W., Washington, D. C. ................................................................................ Ednionston, Md. MISS ELEANOR BIUMFORD ........................... 1410 , .1 MISS EY'A,lNlITRRAX' ............... :J MISS RUTH NEIILIRK .......... MISS EMMA OBERDORF.Q .... MISS HEI.EN PI'III1I.I1'S ....... Newton St., N. E., Washington, D. C. 625 Rock Creek Ford Road, N. W., Washington, D. C. Road, Hagerstown, Md. MISS DORIS R-ISING ....................... MISS ALLEDA SCIIOPIJEET .........,... ,,,,.......,,..,......,. MISS KATI'IER.INE SCOTT .......... ........,... 1 533 MISS FRANCES SIIEETZ .......... ................,.. MISS HAZEL SHUTTERS ...... MISS GEIQIXLDINE STACKHOUSIC ........ ......... MISS GERTRUDE S'rAR.R ............,...., ..... MISS LIILDRED SNVEET ............... .......... MISS MARGARET THOMAS .,,.,,....... ...... Grove, Pa. ..........227 Bellevue Ave., Trenton, N. J. Maple St., Auburn, N. Y. Maple Ave., Keyser, W. Va. Newton St., N. E., Washington, D. C. Va. Va. 1257 Newton St., Washington, D. C. Pa. 221 N. Ingalls St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Vine Court, Niles, Ohio MISS VIRGINIA TURNER ............ ..,.....,. G 28 A St., N. W., Washington, D. C. M1'SS REBECCA WITTER ............. l54l . 4 2, Frederick, Md. XTRA URRICULAR CTIVITIES 'I DELTAE PER ,lf EM S AE DIAKONISS THE GLEAM I p 'V - 5 S X sq 1 . A. s t .L NWS Q t 1 .. s. f' .. A- .. Q . ,is i , 1 . ' ,Q . ss . . .s fi fl- S dies 1: l ,.3: is ix' l .:. . . A K 1-is 4' .f snug! Diakonissae Semper Fideliae Hj'207I0II1l7I H10 cross of Jesus I fain, 'H'0'Ll,7fZ lake my sif11'z.fZ. The D. S. F., organized through the efforts of Miss Cecilia. Sheppard, a former student and teacher, takes for its emblem the Cross. As the name implies, this little band is interested primarily in the work of Deaeonesses, but going farther than this the D. S. F. Concerns itself in the work done For love of Christ and in His Name? No student, S. R. E. or nurse, is excluded from membership in this band. The only requisiteis that a student must be desirous of Q15 learning of those who have followed Christ in the paths oil? service and of Q25 becoming herself a. more worthy disciple of the Master. ' We consider ourselves honored in being a.ble to elaim several Faculty Dea- eonesses as members of the D. S. F. These are Mother Peek, Mrs. Brubaker, Miss Morris, Miss Deeker, Miss Gordon, Miss Quick and Miss Judd. l57l ADELA N TE THE GLEAM 15 uAdelante ' N el aio pasado 1929 las estucliautes de las classes de espaiol de- f cidieron formar un circulo- para estudiar Espaiia y Hisplaio-Ame1-r x., caua, particularmente el arte, el drama, la musica, las costumbres, las diverslones y la vida social y politica de cada. pais. El circulo estaba formado y el nombre escogido-c'Adelante - l las sesioues del circulo son muy interesante y muy difereutes. De vez en cuando unas amigas de la escuela vienen de otros lugares y les hablan, les muestran las pinturas, y otras cosas acerca de sus lpaises u sus l1abi'ra11tes. Tambien una viajerd por Espana les dijo de la corrida de 'roros que ella vio y oy6 a la Plaza de Toros en Cordoba. Algunas veces, eu lugar de la reunion regular del circulo las alumnas asisten el drama. en un teatro en la ciudad o tal vez van al musical. Cada mes, las alumnas en el Club recibeu una iuvitacion asistir el Capitulo de la Aso- ciacion Americana de Maestros de Espaiol. C'Adelaute', signiflca mucho a las estudiantes y esperan continuar a Veri- Hcarse en la vida de cada. una. . Escrito por una de la Classe de 1930. I59l , 1 1 w Y . -W -- Q tv . Q- ' ' eq 'wr - fi P+? . , , Q N x . xh ' V T . . 1 p ,fb Q, ,, .cl L Q if 'fi' ,a L 4: ,2 75 's i . fi r tx 'A Q1 i J 1 ! 1 A l THE GLEAZII ' Ruhapla UHAPLA the Rust Hall Dramatic Club ur' osed this vear to a 7 P P . . become Well act uainted with the Works of one la Wri rht. T11 order l . Q to accomplish this ann the Club chose to read the plays ot Lady Gregory. ,Among the plays read Were: T l1e Workhouse NVard, 4'The Jaclzdawf' and Spreading Tl1e Ncwsf' In December t'The Jiackdaw , a most amusing comedy, was successfully staged for the public. Those comprising the cast were: Valeria Martin CSU, Eunice Fulton Q'32j, Cecil Morris Q'32j, Mildred Sweet f'Oj, and Elizabeth Townsend C Many have remarked on the excellent Way in which the masculine char- acters in the la were ortraved throuwh the actinv' inakeu and costuininw. ny P U V Z5 -57 1 P F D The two Facult Advisers-Miss Tem ei Ellen and M1ss Ruth Decker- Y P have. b their U11t11'1110' eflort contributed much to the success of these lavs. , Y c 2 U E611 -. -ii 1 1 1 1 f f . , . . h ,..,1 l I Y P I w l l '00 S ns' --'O .af .20 4'-' 24 +- 'fi S sfo 2-.: 6-3 THE GIJEAM ,1 ix. L: q ..:-A gl- Lf ffli W 512:h'!l1 pi xfii if?-ra,'h .'ffwfz', il lj'f!W'i'sM55--f KwlI:', h 'A 2 pm r1e11r'ufa3rh,r2yrngf15ria1r- f ?'52iI1?hfif11'i1i'1 e vfNfsp wear fp gy LQIWQEQZQW yymny iu fiikbillwfg hh- A. Y fC?'?ffQH'f2k?3'fk':fU h ' 4 3 M N h ' 2 'i-1'LY1WiJ-ll f f? .,,k5 iVI1A: -MW Hi-fQfi,'if'i7?lf.C575-w ih'1-f'lfiffQW viii',i'555rQ9?IF5f',22aV50 1o.ifS. W'W5W H,5f W ' 'W 'jf'1 ,l! 'r 3Jmff7f'.f-i 1-191 2-'HW7 J 1 ls 'if 75f5f!'l '1'251'3 W-3 IIN lr '5 ' r Iii 'f r EW 1 1'-hi WMWIIl!iIlllllIlIHI MMIIIIllllwmliwlmllwhliliillllhl HW a5lWllllllllilhY WN1NMWhlliWXlll1HMW!!lNWIIW!RNIIWNHIIIIIIUWWHXHXWWWM lh .MMAmK1hXMWl wha Mr e I . F 'X N ' ' W' F ' I W r M r P 5 :xy ww' l-X ' ' ,.,1 ik -R 5 ' In Goofs great held of labor 1. H All work is not the samej r ' I W I II e hath a sermee for each one h Who loves His holy ua-me. Ami 1, ou, to whom the secrets J f Of all sweet sounds are hnown, Rise uma! or He. ha-th called fz ou I J To a. mission of your owu. f Ami, rightly to fulfill fit, His grace can make you strong, Who to your charge hafh give-ny The llliniszhy of Song. E671 r S. R. E, CHORUS THE GLEAM Rust Hall Gospel Teams N the Fall of 1929 a new epoch in the life of Rust Hall was founded. Miss Mary E. Gordon originated this plan when she suggested that Gospel 'Teams be formed in connection with the Bible-Student and as aaresult three Gospel Teams were organized. Since that time the three groups have done some excellent work under the capable supervision of Miss Marion Spohn, Miss Marialyce Nichols and Miss Louise Taylor, the leaders of their re- spective te-anis. Both the leaders and the members of these teams worked hard cf W9 Chorus. This suggestion met: with a hearty approval of the girls 5 P -LJ and faithful in order to give the finest possible service. lt has been the endeavor of the Gospel Teams to set new standards for devotional meetingsg to present to youth a new vision and to create in the hearts of those with whem they came in contact a desire for comradeship with the Living Christ. Various types of services were given to further this idea. Through pageantry and readings new visions have been revealedg through ser- mons new courage has been giveng through drama the right way of life has been portrayed. In each type of service which has been given the members of the Gospel Teams have otlered of their best. As a result of such giving their dreams of service have niaterializedg their hopes and dreams have been fulfilled with the coming of the Gospel Teams as a peimanent factor in the devotional life of Rust Hall. l69l NURSES' GLEE CLUB VER DRED B. CHEE Pianist-MIL DON E. GOR IARY Director-MISS IN THE GLEAM Nurses Glee Club IIE nzan that hath no nzusie in himself, Is t for tveasons, stratagents, and spozls, llhe nzotzons 0 hrs spuzt aie dull as night And hzs a eetzons dafll as Erebus, Let no such nz--an. he trusted. - 1 I f w w Nor 'ts not n1ov'd with con-cord of sweet sounds, r In I- I gf I. V 7 I I s ,, ,K , , U I vs I I A I- X 11, JJ -SIIAKJQSPEARE. Often our seers and poets have eonfest, That ntuste's force can, taene the furious breast, Can, nlahe the wolf, or forlnrtng boar, restra-in Huis rage ,' the lion. drop his crested nrzane, Attentive to the song, the lynx forget Hts uv-rath to man, and liek' the nztnstrells feet. Are we, alas! less savage yet tlmsn, these? Else music, sure, may hunza-nl cares appease. -Pmou.. As polishing reveals the 'vein fin- nz.a.rl1le and the grain in wood, so ntusie llrtngs out the heroic -in hunzan nature. VW - 1 HOREAU. Yes, HMusic has charm to soothe the savage beast, to soften rocks, and bend the knotted oakfl Because this is t.rue the hospitals all over the coun- try are linking together the two great. professions, music- and nursing. And, pray tell, why should not the nurse sing? She is urged to smile even though her heart be heavy, and her feet tired. The most successful way to do this is: To keep the heart. singing all the while. The Nurses' Glee Club was organized early in the fall and has grown in interest and enthusiasm from the very first. The Club membership is open to all the nurses. Mighty oaks grow out of little aeorns. Our faces are to- wards the morning, and as we go forward we sing. Build thee nrore stately 772.Clf'l1S1.07?.S, O any soul, As the swift seasons roll! Lea-ve thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than, the last, Shut thee from heaven- with a. doone niore vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaning thfzfne outgrourn- shell by ltfe's unresting sea ! THE GLEAM The Editorial Staff MISS VERNA BEAY COOK .....,... MRS. MILDIIED B. CIIEE VER .......,, .........,. B usiwess Manager MISS AL'l'A ICE ................. ............. MISS ETJIfl'II FOGC- 1 MISS DORIS IQISING MISS NIILDRED SXVEET MISS IRENE MCLEOD .NIISS 11ELEN IEIANER MISS LUELLA UIDCSET MISS EDNA I'IECK1N'IAN MISS CATHERINE FRICY MISS HELEN PIIILLIPS ............. MISS GER'FRUD1C STARR .KIISS RICBTECCIX XVITTER YS I......, . gi E721 oke Editor .........S1iapsh-ot Editors A dverzfising Managers J idalicity Managers .........Lite1'ao'y Editor rt Editors 1 THE GLEAM , 4 r y ' ' -I Q . A 'A ' '.' 1' . - T QW' rvigw E tm' mE ' .1 ::?f:? .1 S 'N A i ' 1412 f., . . A . X Y. 4, yn' A, l, k f S A f X. r . 5. nhl' ' xx f g ,', . . . -0. :. 5 '.' 1 X .:q ..l HT. -YJ ' g 1' I , I M yr x ' 0 :Seb ' U ,LW WX Q nj H K El! :tk . Ek 3- A . Social Service Worker fpointing to a large building: :That house belongs to Eleanor Glynn. Luella Didget: Pardon me, but is she an old A. C. case? Miss Boat: Miss Hibbard, Why are the days longer in summer than in winter? Miss llibbard: The heat of the sun expands them. Trafiic Oiiicer to Miss Allen: As soon as I saw you come around the bend I said to my- self, 'Forty-five, at least'.', Miss Ellen: Oiiicer, you are mistaken. ltis this hat that makes me look so oldlv And then thoreis Mildred Showalter who got a shoe shine and then remembe1'ed that she had her roommate's shoes on. Miss Ellen urging the girls to hike more: Girls, when I was your age I thought noth- ing of taking a. ten-mile hike? Girls: Neither do we, Miss Ellen? Miss Boat fmaking an assignment in History cf Educationlz You two girls be ready to report on these men. Miss Stone: Why, Miss Boat, there are three men and only two of us girls? Miss Roat: Don,t worry about that, Miss Stone, that is just the way life goes? Dot Eckman lin. Social Case classl: Miss Ross, what would you do if you were left in a station with a. child who was lost? Miss Ross: Oh, feed it bananas until someone called for it. Brown Culp: lt is. ' ' Tommy: lt isn't.,' Brown Culp: nl know it is. Mrs. Brubaker says it is, and if she says it is, it is, even if it isn't. Did you hear about the two taxicabs colliding and 30 Scotchmen being injured? Found in the back of Mrs. CIICCVCIJS Spanish hook: Life is real, Life is earnest But it might be 1no1'e sulrlinee lf we were not kept so busy Studying Spanish all the time. All the people dead who wrote it All the people dead who spoke it, All the people die who learn it, Blessed death, they earn it. l73l THE GLEAM If there again should be a Hood For refuge hither fly, For if the world be all submerged This book would still be dry. Starrie linstructing her little brother how to be polite when out in OOIIIIJRIIYZJ Today we are going out for dinner and if they have chicken and ask whether you prefer the light or dark meat, you must say, 'I like both and will take eitherlf' Time comes for the little fellow to make his decision and'-, he, upon being asked, makes this reply: I like either and will take both. Miss Hebrew: Miss Morrison, I can't go on duty today? Miss Morrison: Why, Miss Hebrew?,' Miss Hebrew: I don't feel wellf' Miss Morrison: 'Where donlt you feel well ?', Miss Hebrew: On duty. . Miss Quick fto Miss Spohnh : Do you take many magazines in your home ? Miss Spohn: Yes, we take three at Club rates-one dad does not like, one mother does not like and one no one will read-but we got them all for 5'B7.00. V Catherine Frey fpreaching her first funeral servicel: This member has been a corpse of this church for forty years. Martha Barner: I wish someone would explain to me why it is that a red cow can eat green grass and give white milk which makes yellow butter. Miss Sweet: VVait until you study Mendel's Law, Martha. Martha: Suppose you tell me since you study that. Miss Sweet: I cannot tell you for when I came. to Mendel's Law I stopped studying. Miss Didget fin Dramatic Art Class, making her first entrancel stumbles over a chair and then asks: 'fMiss Decker, do I come in this way? Martha Barner: IVhat is a College ? Mildred Sweet: A College is human hot-house specializing in the sheltered raising of individuals who would be normal if left alone? Ki Miss Condy is a.tl1ankful soul VVhenever she is able, One day she asked a' blessing On a. very empty table? Miss Martin: Do you want 'Right Living' this week ? Miss Quick: No, I donlt need it. Miss Decker in Church History class: We can surely clean up the Eastern Church by tomorrow. A ' If you walk in your sleep be sure to take carfarc to bed with you. Miss Crist: Hey! Miss Eckman: VVhat?', Miss Crist: Just wanted to tell you that you have two more hours to sleep. l74l 'C THE GLEAM Miss Spohn: When I get to l1eave11 I am going to ask Tennyson if he wrote all those poems? A Alta: 4'What if he isn't there?i' Miss Spohn: Then you ask him. I have always been religiously inclined, said the oyster as it slid down the minister's throat, but I never dreamed I would enter the clergy. '1 he size of a. man is determined these days by what he owes. And then there is the absent minded professor who had the students write the examina- tion questions while he answered them? Miss Decker fin Religious Classy: 'lYe get the devil from Persiaf, Miss Gordon: You should put your hands over your ll'1Ol1tll when you yawn. Bonnie: 4'VVhat? and get bit? Then there is the Scotchman who carried his date to the movies because babies in arms are admitted free. A Verna: What is that smell in the lil:rary?', Mrs. Cheever: It,s the dead silence they keep there. Helen: How long does it take you to dress inthe morning ? Sweetie: About half an hour. Helen: Only takes me ten niinutesf' Sweetie: I Wash. A Faculty member fdemonstrating with graphic outline on the blackboardl: Now watch the blackboard and I'll go through it again. Boss: Well, did you read the letter I sent you?,' Mildred Sweet: Yes, sir: I read it inside and outside. On the inside it said, 'You are fired,' and on the outside it said, 'Return in five days,' so here I am. Autoist to Mechanic: 'tDo you have something to stop knocking ? Mechanic: Certainly. ' Autoist: Well, will you kindly pour a gallon down my wife's throat ? Do you know that- The place for the knocker is outside the door? Truthfulness in work is as much in demand as truthfulness in speech? The faculty will miss thc seniors next year? Rust Hall has a big day each year-BAZAAR DAY ?-no joke. Procrastination is the thief of time? A boost is better than a kick? Character is better than gold? - To help is better than to shirk? To do is better than to wish? Patience is better than worry? Frances Calkins fto hubby, apologexticallyl : 'CI took the recipe for this cake right out of the cookbook. Husband ftactfullyl : You did quite right, darling. It never should have been put in. E751 THE GLEAM Rust Hall now has everything to make its students feel at home even to creaky floors and windows that rattle all night. Miss Blisard fto the seller of dirigiblesjz ls this dirigible safe ?,' Proprietor: Safest on earth. You're rrazyj' said the mattress to the quilt. Miss Calkins fin Sewing Classy- 'lOf all sad words of tonque or pen Tlihe saddest are these, 'Rip it out again'. Miss Gordon: Miss Sweet, what do we mean by 'Prophet'?', Sweetie fmueh disturbedjz That's when the Seniors buy candy for 5 cents a bar and sell it for ten. Miss Ross finstrueting class about visiting lYalter Reed Hospitaljz Now, girls, you must remember not to talk to 'hearti easesf' The rising generation retires about the time the retiring generation rises. Age 6-Father gives lVillie roller skates. Age 12-Father gives lVillie bicycle. Age 18-Father gives lVillie college education. Age 23--College gives VVillie diploma. Age 24-Father gives Willie a job. Age 24 and 3 days--Father gives lVi1lie up. There are three kinds of peorle in the world-the YYill's, and XYon'ts and the C lllt,S. The first aecomplish everything, the second oppose everything, the third fail in everything. Wherein do you stand? Page Miss Quick!! S' At timesf, said the girl, you seem to be manly enough, and then at other times you are absurdly eifeminate. Why on earth is it ? A Er-Ah-heredity,', he answered. 'iHeredity ? Y es. You see half my ancestors were men and the other half women. I76l 4 ALUMMHE gil lwags lne glafl in the Lorflg I wi-ll repeat fit, be glad. Do not he overanxious alzout a-rzgtltfing but lay prayer anrl earnest pleading, together u'z'th Hl,CL7Zh Sg'll'l'lIg, let your requests he ultreservecllg made lmozorz, in the presence of God. Amnol tlz-ou the peace of God, whiolt transoencls all our powers of thought 'Will be at garrison, to guard your hearts ancl rmfncls tn union with Christ Jesus. L .nt K , 4 x Xi kbfgz L-H is l 2 f H -..Q - v ...... I X: g 9 l - X ff j'l ' I G--f .eq sf l,'L.h-' tv , of -. XS.. .573-no ego 4 g i THE GLEAM School of Religious Education CLASS or 1929 Baker, Gladys Mae fMrs. K. Spankenkergl ...................................,..,, 104 Arch St., Syracuse, N, Y, Bickel, V. Lucy ...................................................................................... 611 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. Clemmer, Myrtle .............. .... ....... . A merican University, lvashington, D. C. Fullmer, Mae ....................... Henne, Carlotta Ruth ........ Hewitt, Lucille L ............ Merselis, Lois A ......,.... Stow, Ruth .................... Wentworth, Lois M ......... Andrews, Florence ....... Feldman, Dora Mae .,...... Hart, Adelle Mae .......... McAvan, Margaret ....... Malone, Nessmith .....,... Stewart, Margaret C ...... Wolfe, Mary V .......... Anderson, Mary N ....... .. Terry, Maude Esther ....... Dixon, Carrie .,.............. Fortney, Bessie P ........ Teachout, Hattie ............. Brittingham, Bettis S ........ Juan, Porto Rico .............3000 Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lafayette Ave., Geneva, N, Y, . .. .............................. Aiken Hall, Olive -Hill, Ky. Legation, N. W., Washington, D. C. CLASS OF 1928 Home, Asheville, N, C. .......,Harwood Home, Albuquerque, N. Mex. ........72 S. Vilashington St., Columbus, Ohio Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. .....................Aiken Hall, Olive Hill, Ky. ..........3000 Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Alta, W. Va. CLASS OF 1927 .......................-....Broadway M. E. Church, Cleveland, Ohio Pleasant St., Concord, N. H. Madison Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. E. Seventh St., Tucson, Ariz. .........First Congregational Church, Holyoke, Mass. Wailes St., Salisbury, Md. CLASS or 1926 Ashbrook, Dorothy fMrs. G. V. McCauslandl ............................ 3000 Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Brown, Violet ..,....................................................................... ........... B rowning Home, Camden, S. C. Clark, Mary E. Grubb, Mildred P ...... Hillis, Rozilla ......... Jeraed, Alice ........... MeMinn, Clarice ........ Sheppard, Cecilia .......... Allen, Florence L ......... Brand, Edna. J ....... Frakes, Marie ............ Lary, Madeline ............. Johnson, Helen L ............................... Lucas, Nancy Jane. Meahl, Marie fMrs. Vlfilliam Belly ....... ............314 S. Jackson St., Wilmington, Md. Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio ........Mansfield, Pa., care of Mrs. Verna Smith Pa. George St., New Haven, Conn. CLASS or 1925 St., Leominster, Mass. ....-....3000 Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio .........l206 Third St., Kalamazoo, Mich. ........2000 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. .......2000 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. .......3016 Wayne Ave., Dayton,'Ohio Neuhauser, EIIIHKQ .......... ...................... .....-. - - - .-------.-------- 1 -------------- 13l1'fl'lll'HPlllCl, PR. Torrey, Lois A ,,,.,,,.,..,,,.,,.,.,,,..,.,.,..... . .,,.,............................... ....... S an Juan, Porto Rico, Box 966 CLASS or 1924 Feldmeyer, E, Nyce ,..,,,,, ...................................... 2 Southgate Ave., Annapolis, Md. Glidewell, Vivien .......... --------------------.------------------------------ E CUS011, 0hi0 Larcom, Lena ........... Moliter, Ruth C ........ .........1l32 N. Ninth St., E. St. Louis, Ill. ........Asbury M. E. Church, Salisbury, Md. E781 THE GLEAM CLASS or 1923 Bass, Emma ............................................................................................ Cassilla, 250 Concepcion, Chile Fleming, Grace fMrs. Cecil Thomas! ..... . .................. 6938 Thomas Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones, Helen fMrs. Albert Terhunel ........ ............................ 3 3 Grove St., Rutherford, N. J. Keiser, Julia ................................................ ....... G rand River and Ohio Ave., Detroit, Mich. M'cCarter, Nina ....................................... ......... 1 150 N. Capitol St., Wlashington, D. C. Ornato, Sadie .................... ...............,.......... . . .................. 40 Van Brahurst, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pursel, Marion ................................................... ........................... 7 40 E. Market St., Danville, Pa. Quinn, Beulah E .................................................. .......... '1 'ranstin Square Hospital, Baltimore, Md. SCll3.ll1bfLCll0I', Hazel fMrs. Floyd Allcnl ........ ..................... 1 010 Hippodrome, Cleveland, Ohio Schautz, Anna ................................................... ...................... 1 01 VV. 3rd'St., Frederick, Md. Sheifer, Lillie Rebecca ................................... ...... 1 132 N. 9th St., E. St. Louis, Ill. Smith, Mary Ruth. Wolverton, Alma E ....,.. ...................................... 1 301 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. CLASS OF 1922 h Greene, Mary ........................... ............. 1 Javinia VVallace'Young Mission, Nome, Alaska Heckman, Emma Charters. McDowell, Dorothy ...........,....................................... Q ...... 1416 Allison St., N. VV., Wlashington, D. C. Moflitt, Esther lMrs. August VV. Dickelj ................ Morly, Etta fMrs. Etta M. Persallb Cor. Sage and Kimble Road, Baltimore, Md. W11l1aH1SOll Sts., R. F. D. No. 2, Flint, Mich. Pepperman,,Sara ,QMrs. J. J. Wlilcoxl ............................................ 846 Ontario St., Coming, N. Y. Small, Gladys O ................................................................................... 14 Prospect St., Newark, N. J. Switze1', Inez .................................................................... 562 W. Van Buren St., Battle Creek, Mich. CLASS OF 1921 Beniield, Mae ........... ........................................... 1 206 Linden St., Bethlehem, Pa. Decker, Ruth .................. ...................,... 1150 N. Capitol St., VVaShington, D. C. Hobbs, Beulah Mae .......... Metsker, Alfa Winona ........ .............l701 N. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. Ogden St., Denver, Colo. Seaver, Hattie F ............ ................................... ..................... W 1 ute Hall, Mich. CLASS OF 1920 Clark, Flora ............. ................................................. 1 4 Beach St., Burlington, Vt. McClure, Helene ............................................................................ Pine St. Church, VVilliamspo1't, Pa. Pabst, Minnie .................................................... ........... 3 07 lVeSt St., lVilmington, Del. Stroup, Ruth E. fMrs. Routh lVO1'I'l16l'l ........ ................ 1 Jincoln St., Shomkin, Pa. Yoder, Nola D .......................................................................... ......... 2 09 B St., N. E., Linton, Ind. CLAss or 1919 Garrett, Sarah Mae ...... . ............................................ 2000 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Gray, L. Jennie .......... ......... 6 Patten St., Watertown, Mass. Holly, Clare ............. ........... 6 09 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. Jury, Florence ...................................................... ............. 2 000 5th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Lease, Olive Belle .................................................... ........ R . F. D. No. 1, Belle Center, Ohio Weatherup, June E. fMrs. Howard S. Nashl ................... .............. 3 80 Bird Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. CLASS OF 1918 Bishop, Valona ........... .......................................... 1 07 Phillips St., New Castle, Pa. Bridges, Lillian. Crothers, Arabella G ....... Dowling, Ruth ............ Evans, Oliver Y ...... Freeman, Elsie ....,...... Graves, Fannie L ....... Hamer, Blanche ...... Hildt, Flora L ...... Huyck, Ida E ....... Miller, Ella .............. Osbourn, Esther .......... Roab, Elsie M ......... ............. 1791 .........160 Fayette St., Morgantown, W. Va. Fairmont Ave., Newark, N. J, Summit, Pa. ...,.....l727 Irving St., Grand Rapids, Mich. ..........523 Lyon St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Moore St., Huntingdon, Pa. N. 2nd St., Emons, Pa. N. Y. ..........Altoona Hospital, Altoona, Pa. ...-...-1660 S. 75th St., Cleveland, Ohio ............... 54 E. Bond St., Corry, Pa. THE GLE A ZVI Smith, Emma ........... ..................... 3 000- Bridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Smith, Marion ............ ....... 4 07 Hobart St., N. W., Wilmington, Del. Tuthill, Hattie D ........... ......................................................... H awley, Pa. Trumbell, Jennie C ....... ...................... 2 78 Karghn Ave., Camden, N. J. Willis, Caroline E ......... ........ 1 004 E. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. Yoakum, Grace .............. ........................... . . .................................................. Croton, Ohio ' CLASS or 1917 Beacham, Martha Mae. Hawes, Flossie .......................... ................... C incinnati Training School, Cincinnati, Ohio Marshall, Sara Elizabeth ...... ............................. 9 37 N. 7th Ave., Tucson, Ariz. Mouney, Carrye Jane .......... ............................................. B essemer City, N. C. Parkinson, Serena Anna ............ ......... .... ....... R 1 Jute 1, Box 81, Culpeper, Va. Rivera, Concepcion Elena ............. .................................... ............. B r andywine, Summit, Pa. CLASS OF 1916 Agans, Edith fMrs. J. D. Hulieelj ...................................... ........ C orvallis, Ore. Andrew, Liona ......................................................................... ......... 11 Ieadsville, Pa. Bailey, Ethel fMrs. Martini ...................... ....... l Vashington, D. C. Bell, Pearl fMrs. H. A. Lensenkampj ...... ....... lf Vashington, D. C. Benson, Ruth ............................................... ........ B oyal Oak, Md. Breish, Fannie ............................................ ............... H azelton, Pa. Eschenbach, Nettie fMrs. C. Martini ....... ........ R ock Springs, Wyo. Elmer, Laura .............................................. ...........,....................... M uskegon, Mich. Fetzer, Sophia Pearl ..................................... ............................... M artinsburg, W. Va. Fuller, Blanche .................................................. ......... 9 Woodland Ave., Wellsboro, Pa. Gorton, Iva Mae flllrs. Lloyd Spraguel ...... ...,.......................................... C orning, N. Y. l-line, Lila P. fMrs. Leon M. Borden? ...... ......................... 6 0 Allen St., Johnson, N. Y. lfuikenga., Clara E ......................................... ........ 3 96 XV. lVebster Ave., Muskegon, Mich. Morrgum, Susia A ................... ...... ............ 6 60 K St. N. E., Washington, D. C. Minord, Elmina Minard ........ .... ............................................................. l J ockport, N. Y. McClish, Fannie Edna ........ ................................................................... l iockbourne, Ohio Porter, Laura F .... ' ............... ......... A merican Red Cross, Box 543, Kingwood, W. Va. Roberts, Rowena Frances ....... ........................ 1 150 N. Capitol St.. VVashington, D. C. Schweller, Jenny May ................................ .................. l 0 415th St., Catasauqua, Pa. Steiner, Grace G ............................................. ........ 4 20 Plum St., Cincinnati, Ohio Whitfield, Anita May tMrs. Collinsj ................................ ................................... A thens, Tenn. CLASS or 1915 Corley, Velma R. tMrs. C. Elderi ........................................ ...................................... B oaz, Ala. Dolciotti, F. T. fMrs. Oliver Dennisj ...... ...........................,.. H yattsville, Md. Dow, Alice B ................................................ ....................................... F ontana, Calif. Hill, Marion lMrs. J. V. Dyerj ........... ............. 2 50 Chestnut St., Sunbury, Pa. French, Harrett ................................. .....,.. 1 316 Guard St., VVashington, D. C. Geyer, Phoebe ................................. ........ 2 57 Custer Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Little, Marion E ......... ....... 6 47 Maryland Ave., lVashington, D. C. Lancaster, Ruth ....... ...... . ........... 8 04 E. 100th St., Cleveland, Ohio Parks, Edith M .......... ......... R ochester Settlement, Rochester, N. Y. Savage, Aella M ......... ....................................... Vi 7illiamsville, N. Y. Smith., Hope L ...... 1 .............................. ..................................... S outh Berve, N. Y. Tate, Helen .................................................. ........ 2 822 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. lValburn, Sarah F. fMrs. S. Colej ........ ............................................... S hamokin, Pa. lVillson, Julia- .......................................... ........ 2 519 Cherry St., Port Huron, Mich. VVinchester, Claribel ............................ ............ 4 34 Putman St., Detroit, Mich. Wlood, Mae ...................... .................. . .... .............. l 112 E. 9th St., Austin, Tex. CLASS or 1914 Anderson, Frances QMrs. Henry Olson! ........ ...... R obin Hood, South Road, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Ellis, Lillian B ............................................... ...................... 1 301 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md, Graham, Helen M .......... ....... . .. ......... ........ D eaconess Home, New York City, N. Y. Herbert, Nelle .......... ............ B ritish Ann Hospital, Calloa, Peru Kuser, Rena .......... . ........ ............. 8 60 Chestnut St., Kulpmont, Pa. lS0l p THE GLEAZVI CLASS or 1913 Darby, Della H ....................................... .............................................................................,. T aylor, Tex. Kenyon, Carrie .......................................... ......... 11 Iethodist Episcopal Mission, lpoh, Malaya Mantle, Ella E. fMrs. R. D. Adsitj ........ ................. 1 little Falls St., E. Falls Church, Va. Miller, Bessie ............................................. ....... R nth Smith Chi1dren's Home, Sheffield, Pa. Plumb, Charlotte E .............................................., ............... 8 27 Lafayette St., Bridgeport, Conn. Rawson, Lucy E ................................. 1 ..................... .................................................... U nderhill, Vt. Simpson, Aimee A. QMrs. J. Wiggleswortlvl .......... ' ........ 305 French St., YVilmington, Del. VVilloughby, Mary L. CMrs. E. B. Davidsonj ................. ........................................... B edford, Pa. - CLASS or 1912 Bowers, Martha E ......................................................................... 45 Chatham St., VVorcester, Mass. Branning, Davetta fMrS. G. XV. Freyi ............ Brubaker, Mrs. Elizabeth A .......................... Casebere, Nellie ..................... ....... Chapin, Mrytle ....... Comfort, E. Mae ....... Hancock, N. Y .......1150 N. Capitol St., VVashington, D. C ..........l285 Omaha Ave., Portland, Ore - ................ R. D. No. S, oswego, N. Y' .......Boy1an Home, Jacksonville, Fla Curtis, Ruie L ...................,................ ....................................... R ichmond, Me. Drake, Julia A ....................................... ...... I 310 N. Hamilton St., Lincoln, Ill. Dunbar, Minnie fMrs. H. Oskawpi ............. .. ........ VV. Lake Road, Canandaigua, N. Y. Duchon, Mary CMrs. A. Nagayb ..................... .................................................. U niontown, Pa. Freedman, Mollie M .............................................. ....... 7 2 S. lVashington Ave., Columbus, Ohio Harshbarger, M. Eugenia fMrs. E. Biblel ...... ....................................... 1 Varrensburg, Tenn. Kolb, Stella fMrs. V. Thayerj ........................ .......... 1 022 Grandview St., Scranton, Pa. Orvis, Edith E ................................................. .................. 9 10 Warren St., VV. Berwick, Pa. Perry, H. 'Louise ................................................ ...................................... B ox 524, VVaterville, Me. Switzer, Ivez .................................................................... 562 VV. Van Buren St., Battle Creek, Mich. Weidman, Auguerite fMrs. J. T. Henkel! ................ 1756 Church St., N. W., VVashington, D. C. CLASS or 1911 Arnold, Charlotte ......... .......................................... 4 36 N. Geneva St., Ithaca, N. Y. Bowers, Martha E ....... ........ 4 5 Chatham St., Worchester, Mass. Brackney, Blanche ....... ............................................ I iokomo, Ind. Bowers, Martha E ....... ....................... 4 5 Chatham St., VVorcester, Mass. Collins, Mary ............ ....................................... 7 20 E. 9th St., iMuncie, Ind. Farmer, Ida ............... Fulton, Alice M ........... Mardorff, Sarah E ....... Methodist Episcopal Mission, Aligarh, India 2000 Fifth Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1250 Third Ave., Akron, Ohio Miller, Mary M ............................................... ................................................ 1 7VlSCOllSlI1, Pa. Nodine, Mary S. fMrs. David Stewart! ....... ........ 5 12 S. Arno St., Albuquerque, N. Mex. Nunez, Mercedes .............................................. .............................. B ox 966, San Juan, P. R. Richie, Bertha L .......................................... ............... 4 6 Church St., North Adams, Mass. Robbins, M. Emma ......... ......................................................... B ox 76, Dillsburg, Pa. Vifheelock, E. C ............. ....................... 11 lethodist Episcopal Mission, Kolar, India Wright, Grace V ....... .......... ...... ......... T l 1 e Montgomery, N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C. CLASS on 1910 Barnes, Mary L. QMrs. P. L. Flanaganl ........................................................................ Salem, WV. Va. Curtis, Mrs. Alice C ........................................................................... 3 Columbia Place, Albany, N. Y. Hill, Grace H. fM1's. T. J. Halzbergj ........ Apt. 1, 1647 Lamont St., N. XV., 1Vashington, D. C. Osmond, Anna M. fMrs. W. L. Lyonsl .......... ..................... R oute No. 1, Box 20113, Fl Paso, Tex. Sweet, Mrs. M. A ...................................................... .................. Throop, Phebe Annie fMrs. F. El Conversel ............................... 2 Rowley Place, Milburn, N. J. .209 S. Broas St., Belding, Mich. CLASS or 1909 Etz, Amelia L. fMrs. E. VV. Parrish! ................................ ................................ E llicott City, Md. Evans, E, Hilda ............................................ .......... 9 51 Washington Ave., Tyrone, Pa. Hartshorn, Mrs. Ella .............. 2 ................. ......... 5 23 Lyon St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Hayword, Ella ..................................... ....... S wartzell Home, Washington, D. C. Hoke, Georgiana ........ Price, Annie L. QMrS. O, D. Wolfej ...... .......... ........412 Gumby Ave., Orlando, Fla. -......1522 E. Preston St., Baltimore, Md. 1811 7 . ,. ,W .15 , if ' 1 THE GLEAM Reed, Lillian E ....................................................... ............... 1 511 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Rogers, Eleanor F. lMrs. E. W. J. Bennl ....... ............... R . R. Y. M. C. A., Waterville, Me. Santee, Ruby J .................................... - .............. ......... 1 401 Courtland St., Philadelphia, Pa. Vose, Agnes ...................................................... .................. 3 12 Congress St., Portland, Me. Snyder, Margaret fMrs. M. VVilliamsl ......... ...... 1 207 VVaSl1ington St., Hoboken, N. J. CLASS OF 1908 Hamilton, Anna J ....... ....... ......................................... 3 1 1 VV. Main St., Grove City, Pa. Laporte, Nellie M .............. ................... ................................. R . D. No. 9, Towanda, Pa. Rogers, Celia M ........................................ ....... 1 661 Park St., N. VV., VVaShington, D. O. Walsmith, Helen lMrS. E. Powersl ......... .. .......................... 400 Joppa Road, Lawson, Md. I CLASS or 07 -Bates, Inez A ......................................................................... Box 131, Station A, Chattanooga, Tenn. Bowerman, Katherine fMrs. L. L. Smithl ....... ................................................... E merson, Iowa Britton, Bessie Bell QMrS. B. Crowderl ........ ................................... ll lountainair, N. Mex. Brown, Cora M ................................................ Corps, Millicent ............................................... Crow, Mary Lee fMrs. Claude Kelloggj ......... Dryer, Helen A. lMrs. James Fraserl ................. Ferguson, Jennie L. lMrs. James C. Perryl ...... Greenhalgh, Lillian ................................................ Hoehm, Carrie ..................................................... Markes, Sarah O. lMrs. O. M. Kenyonl ...... Rumsey, Mary C ................................................. Ryder, Louise B. lMrs. Edward Cablel ........ Trout, Adda May CMrs. C. B. Seemi .............. ................1843 Grove St., Boulder, Colo. ......-...-....l6l5 Highland Ave., Troy, N. Y. .......Anglo-Chinese College, Foochow, China ............-.......-...-................VVebberv1lle, Mich. ...................-.....-...-................Palacios, Tex. .......-....611 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. .........Deaconess Home, Bridgeport, Ohio Pa. -........Oare of Mrs. Fred Erwin, Erin, N. Y. Ind. ........506 Glenwood Ave., Williamspo1't, Pa. VVinget, Mary Lee fM1's. Mary L. Killowl ........................................ 777 E. 6th St., St. Paul, Minn. CLASS OF 1906 Brown, Cora M ........... ................................................. 1 843 Grove St., Boulder, Colo. Davis, Elizabeth S ......... . . Evelsizer, Mrs. L. M ........ Q ........50S Lakeview Ave., Jamestown, N. Y. .............3000 Bridge St., Cleveland, Ohio Gill, LOUISE E .................... ............ 3 000 Bridge St., Cleveland, Ohio Greenought, Maude E ........................................ .................... 9 4 Seldon Ave., Detroit, Mich. Heisler, Sarah B ......................................................................... 143 Jewitt Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Hilderness, Hannah fMrs. George Evansj, The Manse, near Huddersfield, Golcar, Yorkshire, England Matney, Flora M. fMrS. A. S. Bearmanl ...................... 14 N French Broad Ave., Asheville, N. C. MCGl'lfllIl, E. J ................................................................................... 504 Ontario St., Toronto, Canada Morrison, Mary L. fMrs. Wm. A. Conelleej, 4210 New Hampshire Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Rankin, Edith fMrS. J. H. Halll ........................................................ 49 Leland St., Woodfords, Me. Ridge, Bertha lMrs. R. Eddyl ......... .......... . '51 ............................. 523 Jackson St., Eveleth, Minn. Wilbe1', S. Ermine ............................. .............................. ......... 6 1 1 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. CLASS or 1905 Ball, Ida May fMrS. Rollin Tuttlei. Bell, Louise A ......................................................................... ......... 2 41 College St., Asheville, N. O. Fisher, Alrie O. 1 Mrs. C. DeVoSSJ ............. Griggs, Harriet lMrs. Elmer Howardl .....s... S. 17th St., San Jose, Calif. ........55 Chambers St., New Haven, Conn. Moore, Florence lMrs. William Hooverl ...... ................ 3 830 Oakwood Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Peck, Mary E ................................................... ......... 1 150 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C. Reynolds, Mrs. R. R ....................................... ....................,.. 1 57 Winter St., Bristol, Conn. Smith, Edith L ................................................... ............................................ P ortsmouth, N. H. Troyer, Katherine lMrs. B. T. Kumlerj ...... .................................................. B rownsville, Ore. Whitehead, Mary E ........................................ ......... 1 605 E. Cent1'al Ave., Alberquerque, N. M. Woolridge, Lily fMrs. E. B. Hazardl ........ ........... E lm and Ridgewood Aye., Chevy Chase, Md. 1821 THE GLEAM CLASS or 1904 Dobbs, Alma A ........... ......................... 1 327 Edgecliil' Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Frost, Florence F ........................................,.......................................... Albion College, Albion, Mich. Hansom, Maude E ....................................................................... 1301 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. Hertzler, Genevieve Louise fMrs. T. W. Hutchinson! ............................ East Longmeadow, Mass. Judd, Emily K ....................................................................... 1150 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C. Keyhoe, Clara B ................................................................................... 447 N. 5th St., Ottumwa, Iowa King, Maude A. fMrs. Geo. Woodall! ............ ...................... 1 268 C St., Hayward, Calif. McCarron, Grace E. fMrs. H. A. Barclay! ........ ......... 2 144 Madison Ave., San Diego, Calif. Mills, Clara A ....................................................... .............. E JS N. I-lill Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Snell, Helen A. fMrs. F. A. Young! ........... .............. 7 84 Market St., Kingston, Pa. Willoughby, M. R. CMrs. R. S. Allen! ............................. ............................... H untington, Pa. CLASS or 1903 0 Anderson, Jennie ......................... . .................................................. 231 Leasure Ave., New Castle, Pa. Bennett, Anna CMrs. R. L. Williams! ...................................................... R. F. D. No. 1, Arp, Texas Blackburn, Elizabeth ........................ ............. . .. ....... 108 Columbus Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y, Patterson, Jean M. QMrs. Charles Simpson! ............................ 859 E. Broadway, Stratford, Conn. CLASS or! 1902 Anderson, Jennie ............................................................................ 231 Leasure Ave., New Castle, Pa. Doherty, Marie 1Mrs. T. L. Hunter! .................................. ................................... 1 iing George, Va. Jones, Mollie Alta fMrs. VV. Grothe! ....... ............................................. Chillicothe, Mo. Martin, Dorothea fMrs. Gluck! ............. .............. 1 466 Excelsior Ave., Oakland, Calif. Morris, Laura A ..................................... ....... 1 150 N. Capitol St., VVaShington, D. C. Stebbins, Belle QMrs. E. C. Traw! ...... ................ 1 -el:anon, Loulede Co., Linn Creek, Mo. Stevens, Nellie ...................................... ........................... 2 35 VV. 107th St. New York, N. Y. Weaver, Mary ...... .. .. ......... ............. ' 1'wenty-first and Guilford Ave., Baltimore, Md. CLASS or 1901 Dorey, Nancy .................... Supt. Baltimore Deaconess Home, 1301 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. Dixon, Matilda C ................................................................................................................. Blairville, Pa. Pew, Caira fMrsQ Fenton Gall! ....... . ............. R. R. No. 4, Martinsburg, W. Va. Santer, Rosa ...................................... ....... 7 4 Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. VVillmott, E. L ............................... ................................. 1 425 Garfield Ave., Pasadena, Calif. C1.Ass or 1000 BeVier, Mabel fMrs. Peterson! ........ ........................................... 1 201 Albino Ave., Portland, Ore. Bateman, Laura ................................ ................................ 7 4 Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. Hartline, Elsie ....................................... - .... .............. 2 000 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Robertson, Rebecca ........................................ ........ 2 19 Fairmont Ave., Newark, N. J. Sehmitkner, Kinette fMrs. A. Norton! ....... ........... 2 176 Charmelton. Eugene, Ore. Sheffer, Sadie J .............................................. ........ S 144 Erie Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Spahlinger, Ellen QMrs. W. Frees! ....... ................................... W indham, Ohio 1831 THE GLEAM School of Nursing CLASS OF 1929 Anning, Edith ......................................................................,,....,,....,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Atoo, N, J, Avery, Ruth C Mrs. George Gablej .................... 3010 Wisconsin Ave., N. XV., Washington, D. C. Bartholomew, Edith .............................. ............. 8 1 New York Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Baylor, Emily .................................... ................................................................... D anville, Pa.. Blose, Veda .................. ..................................................,....... Y atesboro, Pa. Carson, Camilla ...... ..,,.,.....,,,..,.,......,,.,,,,,..., A reola, Va.. Chilton, Flowers .... 37th St., Mt. REtH181', Md. Clewell, Katherine ......... ................................. 3 10 W. Front St., Berwick, Pa. Connelly, Leah ............ ......... S 3 New York Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Crum, Henrietta ......... .... ............................................................... 1 N lalkersville, Md. Daley, Grace ...................................................................................................................... Maryland, N. Y. Davy, Catherine .................................................... 63 Rhode Island Ave., N. W., VVashington, D. C. Davison, Ann fMrs. Stanley Valentinej ....................................,...............,, 224 4th St., Wilsoii, Pa. Dignam, Laura ..............................................................................................................,.,. Ridgley, W, Va. Dry, VVillie .................................................... ...................................................... ll Tisenheimer, N. C. Duly, Grace qMrs. Hugh Collinsl ........ ........ . 418 VVehster St., N. XV., VVa.shington, D. C. Evans, Margaret .................................... ........ 4 22 Shepherd St., N. YV., VVashingt0n, D. C. Hanover, Ethel ................................... ............... 3 006 13th St., N. XV., VVashington, D. C. Hyatt, Thelma. Jennings, Annie ....... ....... 3 825 1Viseonsin Ave., N. XV., VVashington, D. C. Johnson, Martha ......... ............... 4 10 Shepherd St., N. XV., lVashington, D. C. Kerns, Esther ........... ......................................................................... H ancock, Md. King, Harriet ........... ......... 1 354 Maple View Place, S. E., NVashington, D. C. Linville, Pieolla. Little, Jane ............... ............................... L .......... R . F. D. No. 7, Mercer, Pa. McClintock, Anna ....... ........ 6 3 Rhode Island Ave., N. XV., VVashington, D. C. Mc-Donald, Helen ......... ............ 1 213 Farrigut'St.,, N. XV., 1Vashington, D. C. McKinley, Eleanor ......... ........ 1 717 Kenyon St., N. NV., VVashington, D. C. Mengal, Esther ........... ................................................................ S unhury, Pa. Morgan, Harriet .... Parris, Beatrice ....... .........l717 Kenyon St., N. W., lVashington, D. C. ..-....1213 Farrignt St., N. VV., Washington, D. C. Philbrook, Louise ....... ......................................................... G orham, N. H. Robinson, Helen ....... ............ 1 S32 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C. Roelkey, Laura ....... ........................................... H agerstown, Md. Schooley, Irene. Sehwenk, Mary ......... ............ 1 150 N. Capitol St., lVashington, D. C. Sherry, Carene ......... ........ 3 000 Bunker Hill Road, Mt. Ranier, Md. Sopher, Laura ....... ......... 3 006 13th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Stewart, Ruth .......... ......... 1 603 ,Lincoln Road, Washington, D. C. Williams, Edith ............ ................ l ............................ Everett, Pa. Williams, Priscilla ......... ......................................................................... Cl earfield, Pa. CLASS OF 1928 Bassford, Mildred ........................ .................................... 7 7 V St., N. VV., Washington, D. C. Davis, Elizabeth .............................. ................ C lifton Terrace, VV. 504, Washington, D. C. Fritz, Dorthy QMrs. Coulteri ......... ......................... 5 6 T St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Hawe, Sarah fMrs. K. Baxter? ........ ....... F ernwood Apt., Col. Road, Washington, D. C. Hutson, Marian fMrs. Cecil Mayj ....... ......... 6 3 New York Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. James, Hazel. ' Jenkins, Maurine ................................... ............................................ S t. Paris, Ohio Kiracofe, Lillian .......................................... ....... 8 4 V St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Kinney, Vivian. McPherson, Mildred fMrs. K. C. Grayb. ....... ................... 4 28 W. Penn St., Butler, Pa. Mellinger, Bessie ...,............................................. ........... 3 07 2nd St., New York City, N. Y. Myers, Ethel .................... ...... ......................... 6 9 Vine St., N. W., Washington, D. C. E841 'Wi THE GLEAM Rankin, Doris ......... ................ ............... 1 N 7esternport, Md. Ringer, Dorthy .......... ...................................... H agerstown, Md. Rock, Viola ............. ............ I 39 V St., N. VV., YVashington, D. C. Welch, Louise ......... ............ 77 V St., N. VV., VVashington, D. C. Yoke, Elizabeth ........ .......................... 304 E. 28th St., New York City, N. Y. CLASS. or 1927 Akehurst, Margaret 1Mrs. Howard Stackhousej .................... 7 Old Chester Road, Bethesda, Md. C Allen, Constance ........................................................ 1428 Brentwood Road, N. E., Brookland, D. ,. Biinte, Alvina ........ ' ........ 744 Ingram St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Baker, Mary .............. .......... 4 105 12th St., N. E., YVashington, D. C. Clarkson, Dorothy ........ ............ 1 9 Que St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Dix, Elizabeth ........... .......... C hildrenis Home, Binghamton, N. Y. Emerick, Gladys .................... ......... 4 105 12th St., N. E., Washington, D. C. Armstrong, Mrs .... Q .................... ........ . . .............. 56 T St., N. W., VVashington, D. C. Grose, Mary fMrs..Baumj .................................. ........... 1 722 19th St., N. VV., Washington, D. C. Guy, Edith ....................................................................................... . .............................. VVesternport, Md. Humphreys, Thelma fMrs. Robert Shafferl ................................ 243 Chestnut St., Clarendon, Va. Jolmson, Mabel .................................................... 200 Massachusetts Ave., N. W., VVas11ington, D. C. Jones, Harriet ............................................................................................................ Portsmouth, N. H. Jordon, Tenneva fMrs. C. G. VVendtJ ...... ............................... l 9 S. Mulberp, Froy, Ohio Kelbauch, Grace ........................................ ............................................................. B owie, Md. Knight, Helen fMrs. J. WC Simsl ........ ........... 2 8 Adams St., N. W., WVashington, D. C. Newell, Ethel .......................................... ......... 1 214 Mich. Ave., N. E., WVashington, D. C. C'Neal, Sylvia ............................................... ......... 2 8 Adams St., N. XV., VVashington, D. C. Rexrode, Clara ................................................... ................................................ 1X ianassas, Va. Robinson, Evelyn fMrs. Sydney Simonsj ...... .......... 1 338 Iverson St., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. Rogers, Margaret ............................................ ...... 19 Que St., N. E., VVashington, D. C. Sha.ffer, Virginia ................................................ ......................... 3 11 VValnut St., Clarendon, Va. Skinner, Elda ................................................................................ 115 S. Patomic St., Baltimore, Md. Thurlow, Christine QMrs. George Campbelll ........ 1415 Girade St., N. XV., Apt. 33, 1Vasl1., D. C. CLASS on 1926 I Allen, Zelma ........................... ................................................................................. B allston, Va. Armstrong, Donald, Mrs ......... .................................... 5 6 T St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Casclorph, Mollie .................... ................................................. G uthrie, W. Va. Grump, Dorothy ........ .................. 1 712 17th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Filker, Ruth ................. .................................... A ltoona Hospital, Altoona, Pa. G-riflith, Margaret ........ ........................ 1 712 17th St.. N. W., Washington, D. C. Jerrlnan, Aileen ........ Luppert, Emily ......... .........Colon. Hospital, Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama S. Gove1'nment Hospital, Ancon, Panama McDonald, Gladys .............................................. ........................................................... E dinburg, Va. Philbrick, Ruth ...................................................... .......................................................... C onway, N. H. Robey, Frances 1Mrs. Ralph M. Thomasl ............................................................ Blackville, W. Va. Roessle, Esther .................................................... ......... 6 5 Seaton Place, N. VV., VVashington, D. C. Soyenfrei, Augusta ......................................... ................................................ W Vashington Grove, Md. Spielman, Edna ...................................... ....... 1 111 Columbia Road, N. W., Washington, D. C. Stornps, Thelma ............ . ............................... ................. 4 917 9th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Swartz, Mae QMrs. John Winneserj ........... ......... 6 06 M St., N. E., Washington, D. C. Trainor, Alice fMrs. B. L. DCIIIIHOHJ ........................................................ Box 1181, St. Cloud, Fla. CLASS OF 1925 Wenrich, Josephine fMrs. Blockmanl ............................................................................................ ??? Boston, Hazel fMrs. Benjamin Lucasj ........................................................................ Kennebunk, Me. Cannon, Emma J. fMrs. Maurice Joycel ........................ 123 Upsal St., S. E., Washington, D. C, Connaway, Beulah I. fMrs. Tom Mumphredl .... 1605 Brentwood Road, N. E., Washington, D. C. Dickey, Grace fMrs. P. H. 12001151 ............................................ 70 M St., N. YV., Washington, D. C. Hand, Katherine ............................................................................ 114 W. Warren St., Dunmore, Pa. Hamilton, Florence ............ .............................................. Rome, Ga. Hamilton, Elizabeth ......... .......... . .. ................... Kennebunk, Me, Hipkins, Luella .............. ................ ....... ll I oundsville, VV. Va. 1851 J THE GLEAM Johnson, Nancy ........ .............. 4 06A Harrison Ave., Vandergrift, Pa. Joyce, Martha ...........,.. ......... C ongress Heights, -D. C., R. F. D. No. 8 Krause, Elsie Vicla ............ . ....................... ..................................................... M arwood, Pa. McMullen, Grace .........................................,...... ......................................... C lementon, N. J. Nichols, Alberta. fMrs. VVillard Davesl ........ Nool, Edith fMl'S. Edwin A. Mclvillel ...... .......-948 Hancock St., Springiield, Mass. Enow Ave., Columbia, S. C. Morrett, Elizabeth Helen .......................... ....................... 4 40 Swatara St., Stulton, Pa. Watson, Virginia Lee ............................. ....... 1 205 Otis St., N. E., Vifashington, D. C. Whitaker, Florence ........ ................................... 3 Mildred St., Binghamton, N. Y. CLASS or 1924 Carlson, Lillian M ............................................................. 66 Franconia Ave., Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Chilton, Beale fMrs. Clarence C. Metzl ......... ........................ 4 9 Queen Ave., Flushing, N. Y. Cornish, Elizabeth ........................ ....................... .......................... 2 4 Col. St., Oneonta, N. Y. Domer, Florence fMrs. George H. Johnsonl ........ ........ . ........................ B elford, N. J. Kimball, Elizabeth fMrs. T. E. Evansl ................... ......... I lotel Frye, Seattle, W'ash. Gravely, Sallie Hugh .................. .. ........................... .......... ............................ F o rt Meade, Fla. Greene, .Dorothy fMrs. Eugene E. Greene, J1.l ........ ........... 2 233 F St., San Diego, Cal. Hanson, Jennie ................ - ................................................................................................. Sisseton, S. D. Holt, Jessie ..................................................... 0 ................................... 119 W. Broadway, Wellston, O. Hopewell, Anna fMrs. Silas Blain Hewittl ............ 2703 Hamline St., N. E., Wasliingtoll, D. C. Lentz, Florence L .................................................. ................ 4 404 Illinois Ave., WVashington, D. C. Lewis, Marian E ................................................ ............................................................ V illage, Va. Mclieown, Lydia ....................................... ............ 2 16 Prospect' St., Baltimore, Md. Mints, Ethel fMrs. A. E. Marshalll ...... Wagner, Doris fhlrs. Robert Martini ...... Mayhew, Mrs. R. L ..................................... N eitzey, Mildred .......................................... Shriner, Alma lMrs. J. L. Moraesl ....... Ljamsland, Nelly fMrs. J. Skagerl ........ ..........724 Gordon Terrace, Charlotte, N. O. Fairview Terrace, Cumberland, Md. .......3l0 Channing St., N. E., Wa.shington, D. C. Allison St., Washington, D. C. .................Aspinwall, Pa., P. O. Sharpsburg .......295 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASS or 1923 Black, Anna ........................ .............................................................. L ........ 3 6 Hull St., Boston, Mass. Eggleston, Cecile fMrs. Erwin VVilliamsl .................... 1517 Forrest Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Higginbatham, Louise ....................................... .......... 5 VV St., N. VV., Wlashington, D, C. Holden, lvy fMl'S. P. A. Boonel .................... ....... ............... M t . Airy, N. C. Broadway Theatre Hornbaker, Aline lMrs. Eugene Davisl .................................. , ........................................ Manassas, Va. O'Day, Mary ........................................................................ 2080 E. Kingston St., Philadelphia, Pa. Read, Elsie ................................................................ British-American Hospital, Callas, Peru, S. A. Rexrode, Martha QMrs. L. J. DeGrowj ................................ 238 James Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Smith, Mildred fMrs. H. VV. Dychel ........ ....................... 1 553 Hertel Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Stillwell, Florence .......................................... ......... 1 150 N. Capitol St., VVashington, D. C. Sweet, Louise fMrs. Chas. Kingsburyl ...... .................................................... W ashington, D. C. Trumbower, Grace ....................................... ......... 3 10 Varnum St., N. W., VVashington, D. C. CLASS or 1922 Coifey, Lottie .................. ........................ 1 216 Perry St., N. E., WVasl1ington, D. C. Cook, Elsie .......................... ........ 4 120 14th St., N. W., Washington, D. O. Fisher, Marguerite J ........ ....... 1 719 13th St., N. XV., lVashington, D. C. Graham, Ruby ................. ................... 2 25 VValnut St., Grafton, XV. Va. Glodfelty, Melissa ..................................... ..................... 9 2 W. Main St., Frostburg, Md. liuchera, Anna ................................................ ....... 3 7 N. Y. Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Morris, Amy QMrs. Kenneth Burhenl ....... ............ 1 329 E. 16th St., Oklahoma City, O. Montfort, Dana ............................................... .................................................... P ortland, N. Y. Sheetz, Mable fMrs. Chester Bradyl ......... ...... 3 5 N. Y. Ave., N. W., VVashington, D. C. Sydnar, Helen R. lMrs. Rudolph Bodyl ....... .................... 4 820 8th St., Washington, D. C. Wilson, Elsie lMrs. John Rayl ........................................ 2702 12th St., N. E., Washington, D. O. l86l THE GLEAM , CLASS or 1921 Bone, Clara fMrs. Ben Lylej ............ .......................................................................... O rient, Wash Bassard, Lydia ......................................... ............................................ - Box 15, Wayne, Pa Burkhart, Achsoh fMrs. Warderj .......... ..................,..,....... 3 621 37th St,, Mt. Rainer, Md Chambers, Reba. 1Mrs. McKayJ ................. .......... 8 S. Maryland Ave., Atlantic City, N. J Chandler, Alean QMrs. John Wigrenj ............... ,................................................. F 'rewsburg, N. Y Cline, Frances QMrs. Henry Guigoj ....................,.... A ......... Shelby, N. C Crump, Ruth.'1'helma 1Mrs. Edmond Hughesl. Crammer, Esther QMrs. John Kanslieldj. Davis, Nannie fMrs. Chas. Branhamj. lrwin, Sue fMrs. Clarence Beecroftl ......... ................................................. G aithersburg, Md Jackson, Eleanor fMrs. P. S. Putzkil .............. Johnson, Esther QlVlrs. F. C. Hallencrentzj ..... Messner, Clara M. fMrs. John W7hitingl. ..........................Farragut Apt., VVashington, D. C Eastern Ave., N. E., WHSl1lllgtOIl, D. C a Stultz, Dora fMrs. H. A. Podgettj ............, ...................................... - ....... R oc-ky Mount, N. C Wierer, Ruth A .............................................. ....... 1 205 Otis St., N. E., Brookland, D. C CLASS or 1920 Casey, Josephine fMrs. Elmer Fortneyl ................................ 3225 E. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo Finley, Bertha QMrs. G. Bucklwtzj ............... .................................................... g .Mount Ranier, .Md Farcey, Arline ....................,............................ .................. 1 616 16th St., N. VV., Washington, D. C Isbell, Ruth ............................................ ......... 3 902 Georgia Ave., N. W., 1Vashington, D. C Nind, Gretchen ............... .................. 1 150 N. Capitol St., Washington, D, C Richmond, Josephine ........ ............. 3 16 E. Capitol St., Washington, D, C CLAss or 1919 Billingsly, Sousie N ......... .... ............................... , ................................ L a ke Hurst, N, Y Bjork, Evelina .............................,.. ......... 1 818 Vernon St., N. XV., Wlashington, D, C Gilbert, Mrs. Coke ......................................... ......... 5 3411 20th St., N. W., 1Vashington, D. C Hanna, Florence fMrs. Carrl ........................ .......................................................... D e Grarfe, O Cosey, Josephine fMrs. Elmer Fortneyl ........ .................... 3 225 E. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo Caudill, Alverda ................................................. ...... 1 48 New Hampshire Ave., Washington, D. C Clark, Elizabeth ............. ' ...... ......... J . N. Adams Hospital, Perrysl,u1-g, N, Y Dinkelspiel, Stella ......... .,....... 3 529 10th St., N. YV., Wfashington, D, C Dutton, Mrs. Ed ......... ........... 1 705 C St., N. W., Washington, D. C Hammer, Mrs. John ....... ............ 1 49 R St., N. WV., VVashington, D. C Hankin, Katherine ......... ................. Q 35 'lemple St., Boston, Mass Hecker, Willo ............... ......... l 50 5th Ave., New York, N. Y Helrick, Verdie May... .......................... New Bethlehem, Pa Tennis, Mrs. R. D ....... Latimer, Mrs. Guy .... Magruder, Mrs. Mary ....... ......... Prescott, Mrs. Ella ........ Cherrydale, Va Hyattsville, Md 3134 Que St., N. XV., lVashington, D. C ........3902 Georgia Ave., N. W., 1Vashington, D. C Rexrode, Mary ................ ......... 1 818 Vernon St., N. W., Washington, D, C Richmond, Josephine ........ ............. 3 16 E. Capitol St., VVashington, D, C Reeder, ESth8T?5M .......... .............................................. S ilver Springs, Md Warthen, Louise N..L .... .. Clifton Terrace, South VVashington, D. C Wilson, Mary Jane ....... ........................ 2 507 10th St., N. E., lVashington, D, C .. , CLASS or 1918 ' Evans, Mrsakaymond ......... ................ 4 S Avenue O, Brookland, lW7ashington, D, C lilattel, Mrs. R. H .............. ........ 1 239 Monroe St., N. E., VVashington, D, C Qr60I'gB, BITS. VV. :M ....... ........... 2 507 10th St., N. E., lvashington, D, C Leith, Mrs. Arthur ........ ..................... 6 26 K St., N. E., Washington, D, C Smith, Grace ................ ................ 1 011 Montana Ave., N. E., Washington, D, C Stivers, Mrs. Anna ............ ....................................... 1 49 A St., N. E., Washington D, , Feldman, Mrs. R. , C ......... 70 WV. H. WVilson, VVashington Sq., Hagerstown, Md THE GLEAM CLASS or 1917 Ash, Edith ...................................... ................. 1 022 Florida Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. Bailey, Ethel fMrs. Martini ....... ............... 2 107 lst St., N. VV., Washington, D. C. Bruere, Mrs. Bessie ............... ........................................................... P oona, India Busby, Mrs. Charles ........ ........................................ P inconning, Mich. Dahl, Katherine ............ ..................... 1 Vashington, D. C. Duke, Margaret D ........ ................................. H amlet, N. C. Eaton, Sue ................... ..................... 6 9 W St., VVasl1ington D. C. Hanna, Faye Belle ....... .................................................. B ellefotaine, Ohio Humphreys, Mrs. L .......... Linder, Emma Marie ........ ....... Milstead, Adelaide ........ ....... W. Princess Ann Road, Norfolk, Va. ............l022 Florida Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. 2700 Connecticut Ave., N. YV., W'ashington, D. C. Qualey, 1'nez ................................................. ............ V eteran Bureau Hospital, Custle Point, N. Y. Sage, Prescious .............................................. .................................................................. 1 Vampum, Pa. Wilson, Edith fMrs. Oliver M. Millerj ...... ............................................................................ T exas Wood, Mrs. Carl C ......................................................... 2817 Evarts St., N. E., Wv21Sl1lllgtOIl, D. C. Clark, Mrs. B. F ...... Leeder, Bessie CMrs. XVallace, Mina. ............................................ . CLASS or 1916 E. Market St., Charlottesville, Va. Monticito Ave., Fresno, Cal ........445 Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J 1915 A ' CLASS OF Barston, Mrs. H. E. Larrick, Mrs. B. B.. Manning, Mrs. A. E ........ Martine, Florrie E ........ Melling, Eva ...................... Plumber, Mrs. A. B ......... Pryde, Anna D ......... Sebring, Ruth ........... 'l'hornton, Etta ........ 73 VV. 6th St., VVashington, D. C. 1101 Euclid St., N. VV., Vifashington, D. C Newport, Va ' Minn ............317 9th St., S. E., Yvashington, C. Que St., N. E. YVaShington, E. 9th St., Morris, UF L-5 if SEE wi 2 Os 3 LTI: 25 3 25 5: n-4: ,.f fl fl spa V Z- 292 357153 spa : : Ucfscre rv-Orr OBO age: FZ? DHD. C CLASS OF 1914 Abbott, Maud ........................................................................................................ .......... H ampstead, Md. Borel, Dora M. fMrS. Leon E. Strongj ...... ................ 4 01 Roosevelt Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Brown, Beryl E. fMrs. Conklinj .................... .................... 2 0 and R. I. Ave., VVashington, D. C. Moore, Frances fMrS. E. Otisb ................................ 3727 lvarren St., N. WV., Washington, D. C Miller, Katherine fMrs. George Gallaherj ......... ................ 2 543 W. Landale St., Baltimore, Md Hoffman, Eithel QMrs. G. S. Maylorj .............. ................................ 7 15 Main St., Duryea, Pa. Willis, Pearl fMrs. Pearl Jonesl ........................................ KNOW i11 Army Nurse Corps over seal Leman, Mabel E ...................................... ............................ 2 46 8th St., N. E., VVasl1ington, D. C. Roberts, Marriene ............................................ 3220 Connecticut Ave., Apt. 117, Washington, D. C. Schrader, Emma ............................................................................................ 600 2nd St., Juneata, Pa. Sleeper, Alta E. lMrs. B. R. Smith! ........ ......... 4 08 Tennessee Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. Thompson, Pearl L .................................... ........................................................ S haren Center, O. Goeller, Marian H ................................... .............................. 8 18 Boulevard, Bayonne, N. J. CLASS or 1913 Bennett, Ethel fMrs. R. A. Julianj ...................... 1336 N. Capitol St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Brunsetter, Lois fMrs. A. B. Blockj ........................................................................ Bloomsburg, Pa. Coyell, Nellie fMrs. Thomas Jenningsj ......... ............................................................ R ichfield, Cal. Hicks, Fannie -fMrs. J. P. Merridithj ............ ........................................... C harlie Hope, Va. Simmons, Sadie fMrS. C. J. Kleinsteuberi ...... ............... 1 96 Stockbridge Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Montgomery, Mary Robbins .............................. ...................... N . Capitol St., Washington, D. C. Wolford, Mary G ....................... ........ l 655 Hobart St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Lynch, Mrs. John Wade ........ .....-........1034 Perry St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1881 THE GLEAM CLASS or 1912 Fox, Elizabeth ,,.,,,,,, ..,,,.,. T he Alabama Apt., 606 11th and N Sts., N. W., Washington, D. C. Kearney, E, M ,.,,,.,, ,,,......,..............................................4...... 1 .................................. I lanes Mills, Pa Moslier, Lorena. ,,,,,,, .,.,,,,.,,.......,.......................,..,....................... 1 S12 First St., Jackson, Mich Payne, Mildred ,,,,., ,, ........ 3605 14th St., N. W., Washington, D. C Stewart, Ruth M ,,,,,.,. ............................. 1 603 Lincoln Road, Washington, D. C CLASS or 1911 Goodenough, Bessie fMrs. James Footl .................................................................... Caledonia-, N. Y Heiberger, Katherine .................................................................... 4317 Tindell Blvd., St. L01liS, Mo Rockwell, M, L. QMrs. Vililliam McMahonl ................ 133415 N. Capitol St., 1Vashington, D. C Neubeck, lilabel E ......................,............................ ............ 9 38 P St., N. YV., 1Vi1Sl1lllgtOl1, D. C CLASS or 1910 Carr, Blanche ........,........................................................................................... SO. Main St., Kenton, 0 Doi-nian, Ella ,,,,,,,,,...,....,....,...,,,........................ ....................... 8 4 Charles St., Boston, Mass Gardner, Betty QMrs. R. R. Tilestonj ................................ 1129. Dartmouth Ave., Claremont, Cal Krause, Mrs. Bertha .................................................................................................... Olive View, Cal Murry, Letitia. lMrs. James Maynel ............ 119-11 Renisen St., St. Albans, Long Island, N. Y Odell, Mabel ,............................................................................................................... Lock Berlin, N. Y Heed, Miss ............ , ...................... L ......................... ........ 1 Valter Reed Hospital, VVashington, D. C Robbins, L. A. lMrs. Raymond Tuckerl ........ ............. 5 11 9th St., N. XV., VVashington, D. C Yaudes, Sarah ....,...,....................................................................... 1211 Cherry St., 1Vi1lia1nsport, Pa CLASS OF 1909 Moore, Etta fMrs. James W, Murdockl .................................................................... Frederick, Okla- Slamkowska, Lucy B. lMrs. Roadrick Simpsonl ................................................ Springville, N. Y Switzer, Inez M. QMrs. 1Vaymanl ............................ 1839K S. Manhattan St., Los Angeles, Cal CLASS or 1908 Bingham, Eva M ....... ................................................... 2 30 Olive Ave., Juniata, Pa Gwynn, Flora L ......... ............................ 1 Girard St., N. E., Washington, D. C Hamilton, Anna J ........ ............. 3 11 VV. Main St., Grove City, Pa Hamilton, Ida Belle.. ......................................... ....................................................... 1 ndianola, Ia Higgins, France ....................................................... .......... 1 thaca Memorial Hospital, Ithaca, N. Y 1-Iousel, Ethel M. QMrS. Sidney Ulfelderl ......... ........ 1 ia Calle Colon No. 7, Mexico City, Mex lrnive, Minnie .......................................................... ....... 2 508 41st Ave., S. XV., VVasl1ington, D. C Johnson, Martha fMrs. Joseph M. Hopkinsl ............................................................ Laurelton, N. J Richardson, Mildred ........................................................ 1125 Eucild Sit., N. W., Washington, D. C Slaybaugh, Maud lMrs. T. A. Aitonl ........................................................................ Blacksburg, Va CLASS or 1907 Gafklllllf, Ida P ......................................................................... 2911 O St., N. VV., Washington, D. C Couch, Mary ...................................... 2 ......................... 1352 Ingraham St., N. W., Washington, D. C Hames, Elizabeth lMrs. E. Egbertl ......... ...................................................... VS 7olfesboro, N. H Dryer, Helen A. fMrs. J. Fraserl .......... ............................................................... W ebberville, Mich Phillips, Ina 1 Mrs. Garatil .................................................. Ck Dr. Hoover, Valpariso, Chile, S. A Gordon, Mary E ............................................. 1409 15th St., N. VV., Riggs Apt., W'ashington, D. C Wooldridge, Lily fMrs. Elmont Hazardl ............,... Ehnand Richwood Ave., Cherry Chase, Md Heise, Mrs. C. A ..................................................................................................... Missouri Valley, la Hinman, Fanny L. fMrS. J. R. Stephensonl ........ ......... 4 VVestview Ave., VVest Asheville, N. C Hollingsworth, Carrie ............................................ ......... 1 414 V St., N, W., Washington, D, U Miller, Maud fMrs. Kerri ........................................................,........................,..,.,,,... Hyattsville, Md Langston, Kate fMrs. Robert Schoonoverl ........................ 401 Asheboro St., Greensboro, N, C. Loving, Nora tMrs. Edward Schubell ..................... ...S00 1Vest VVashtenan Ave., Lansing, Mich Meek, Grace .......................................................... ................ . Annapolis Hotel, Washington, D. C NGISOH, Grace QMPS. 0. E. Reedl ....... ......... ......... 3 7 07 141311 St., 1Vasl1ington, D. C Williams, Minnie ................................. ......,......,., .,...........,..,.,,...,,.....,,,,,, E ' ast Bend, N, C 1891 THE GLEAZWI CLASS or 1906 Deen, Bertha E ,,,,,,.,......,,,,...............................,,..... , ..........,..... Brewster ,HoSpital, Jacksonville, Fla. Sharp, Lucy D. lMrs. H. L. Jamesl ....... ............................................... P aonia, Col.. Reiehman, Elsa fMrs. C. B. Calwelll .............................. ........ 4 09 Broadway. Providence, R. I. CLASS OF 1905 Bechtel, Emma H ......,,............,................................ Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, London, Ontario Blakeslee, Helene fMrs. VV. L. Dillerl ..................... Luckey, Maud E. f,Mrs. J. M. Conklingl Dobbs, Alma llanens, Pansy A ......................................... . Holt, Gertrude M .......................................... Marker, .Sarah fMrs. 0. M. Kenyonl ...... Mau eu, Freda ....................................................... ...............Springville, Susqueliana County, Pa. Benton Ave., Springfield Mo. .......1600 Summit Ave., Seattle, Wash. ,..........................................Bloomv1lle, C. Pa. ..................C1ifton Terrace, XVaShington, D. C. CLASS or 1904 ' . Bradley, Mary E. fMrS. Clifford NVrightl ........................ 741 11th St., S. lVaShington, D. C. Graham, Ethel fllilrs. C. M. Flynl ............... ......................... 8 10 Main St., Danville, Va. Folts, Gertrude ......................................... . .. ...................................................... lVolc0ft, Ind. Hudclleston, Zora ................. ....... ........ 1 327 Edgeclilf Drive, Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. A. J. Wickenden ...................................... ................................... B ox 342, Ceming, N. M. Miley, Mrs. Melvin ........................ Q ...,.................. ...................... R . D. No. 4, Youngstown, C. Stright, Nellie Mercer fMrs. Carl Uliverl ....... ....... 3 S20 Delaware St., Gary, Ind. Zimmer, Anna C. QMrS. Nathan Banel ............. ...... . ...................... Smithfield, W. Va. CLASS OF 1903 Akins, Maud ................................................,..............,....................................,......,......,.,......... Butler, Pa. Pechell, Alice flllrs. DeWitt Chadwickl ............ ............. 2 026 O St., N. W., Washington, D. C. CLASS on 1902 Harris, Blanche C. QMTS. De Cehazerl .... Apt. 58, 1412 Chaplin St., N. VV., VVashington, D. C. Shipley, Stella .................................................................. VVilson County Hospital, Neodesha, Kans. Wellwood, Caroline .................................... . ......... ........................................................... O ntario, Kaus. CLASS OF 1901 Cornet, Mrs. Bessie ................................. .......................................... 2 009 5th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jackson, Mary C ......................................... ........ l 5th and Fulton St., Keokuk, Iowa Stebbins, Belle fMrs. E. C. Trawl .............. ........................ L acelede Co., Lebanon, Mo. Treleanen, Jean fMrS. Sidney Dillonj ...... Hubbard St., Charleston, 'W. Va. CLASS or Carrier, Mattie Lee fMrs. Charles G. Cragl- l90l 1900 ........-Craigsvi11e, Va. l 7 it me df? V 5SQ1 'Q22 S' 62 Lucy Webb ayes NcLtio'nal Graining School INCLUDING SIBLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL e Il50 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C. -wg 1,3,.,.- Hospital and Training School for Christian Nurses, Deaconesses, Directors of Religious Education, Missionarles Teachers of Home Economics, Teachers of Kindergarten iQ'Ua r0gg :sew -' so s r A -ww SIBLEY BABY GUILD This important branch of our membership work is made up of babies who H have the high privilege of first seeing the light of day in Sibley Hospital. The Baby Guild celebrated its third birthday this year by paying into the Building Fund S5U0, which gave the first 500 charter members the privilege of naming the High Temperature Room -the room where delicate babies are cared for. .yes g Owingto insistent demands for hospital rooms and operating space Sibley Hospital is add-- ing two additional stories at once. Nineteen private rooms will need to be furnished. Sibley Guild voted at its September meeting to assume the responsibility for these furnishings at an approximate cost of 36,000 join Sibley and help us accomplish this challenging task. s N MEMBERSHIP IN SIBLEY GUILD Annual ..... ......................... .... O n e Dollar Contributing . . ...... Five Dollars Sustaining. . . ........ Ten Dollars Supporting . . . . . . . . ...... Twenty-jive Dollars Life ....................................... One Hundred Dollars Make chcclf-s to the WoMAN's GUILD, SIBLEY MEMORIAL I-IOSPITAL, Room 424, Sibley I-Iospital , Phone, Metropolitan 4412 'iZQra.... ... - ... ..r4x93it 5965-I ' ' ' i' ' '-4022 S? Gi SIBLEY MEMORIAL HCSPITAL showing new Maternity Building at left and additional stories to Robinson Hall -JQSN 'Elie BALLINGER COMPANY ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS Q Hospital Spccialisls PHILADELPHIA b NEW Yomq , N Over fifly y ears of archileclural and eng g v . sf' W2 FRANKLIN E99 COMPANY 1329 F STREET, N. W. DISPENSING OPTIOIANS VALET SHOPPE l308 N. CAPITOL STREET, WAsI-IINOTON, D. C. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING EAT AT The LITTLE LUNCH ROOM 1022 N. CAPITOL STREET REAL HOME COOKING MODERATE PRICES E. F. DANCOISSE, Proprielor PURITY ACCURACY SERVICE CROSBY'S PHARMACY NEW YORK AVENUE AND NORTH CAPITOL STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. am N95 iii 1 1 6b3 ' 'wg C. A. PEARSON National 697 7 D. C. CRAIN PEARSON E99 GRAIN IEWELERS .52 DIAMONDS WATCHES RINGS SILVERWARE. TROPI-IIES -.EN 1329 F STREET, N. W. A WASHINGTON, D. C. CW. H. HARRISCDN CC. ' ...QS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Commission Merchants ,. N DISTRICT 3685-3686 -'ISCJVV CCCCC ' h' W - ' - ' -1 N F4022 S9 62 I NORTH CAPITOL SAVINGS BANK THEODORE MICHAEL, President NORTH CAPITOL AND I-I STREETS WASHINGTON, D. C. I We pay 3? on Savings Accounts and 236 on Inactive Checking Accounts I w4 N I I l COMMERCIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS INVITED I PHOTOGRAPHS I I BY p I BRCDCDKS STUDICD I I327FSTREET, N. W. 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We realize fully the importance of this workg often we are able to save the patient much suffering by means of our unusuaIIy' complete equipment and our skill in using it .WN Protected Sanitary Linen - - - Exclusive Feature HINES SERVICE Q1C7'JV:.,.... 1. - .,... use ... -,. ,..--,rq9I35: 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'T ' I ' A ra' Sa RELIGIOUS BOOKS BUILD CHARACTER 62 A YOU WILL FIND THEM AT I PURSELL'S BOOK STORE J. BEALL MAGRUDER, Proprietor 807 G STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. I Social Stationery Fountain Pens PHONE MAIN 1542 I G GEORGE W. KING, JR. TRUNKS, TRAVELING GOODS, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC SADLERY HARNESS, BRIEF CASES, AND DOG FURNISHINGS I 5Il ELEVENTH STREET, N. W. National 4242 I I O. ENGEL'S SONS, INO. - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Established 1850 PHONE MAIN 995-996 CENTER IVIARKET WASHINGTON, D. C. TRIANGLE LUNCH I NORTH CAPITOL AND NEW YORK AVENUE, NORTHWEST High Class Quality The Best the Market Afords I Strictly American Cooking I On me Road lo Ballimore JOHN J. 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The church was effectively decorated with honey-' suckle, white roses and ferns. The ceremony was performed under a beautiful arch of white rambler roses. k 4 As the guests were assembling, Miss Kathryn- Hand sang, O, Promise Me and I Love You Truly g andf Miss Eleanor Shepherd gave an organ recital precedfx ing the ceremony. 4 The bride was escorted to the ,altar by her fatheri. She wore a gown of white lace and satin made onQ-- princess lines. Her veil of lace and net was arranged: in cap eifectg and she carried roses and lilies of the valley. A' . Mr. Padgett's best man was Mr. Robert Wingard of-g Ohio, and Mrs. Armstead Wayson, sister-in-law of they bride, was matron of honor. She wore a yellow net: gown with small hat to match and carried Iohannaj- Hill roses. Little Miss LaRue Kolb, cousin of the fr, bride, was the Hower girl. She was dressed in palef. pink and carried a basket of pink rose petals which. she strewed in the path of the bride. 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