Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1932 volume:

lj ' f iP4lQ5Ei1sl P iii if si iil Nl 'l ll l x l yu. Q A THE WCMECHO Published by THE CLASS OF I932 of +he Woman's Medical College Hospifal of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pennsylvania V I y y yy l I4 s- ff J X X lf' , I W ,,,.! XJ! jfeelp your Pace Y dlwaly furncol Tow-a-ral th e sum- SNH16 Rudi Hqe Sl'i8doWS w'?IK FAH bekfml you., ll L: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE ll SOLEMNLY pledge mysclf before God and in the presence of this Assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession dutifully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mis- chievious and will not take or knowingly ad- minister any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to elevate the standard of my pro- fession, and will hold in confidence all per- sonal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the p1'actice of my calling. Ivith loyalty will I endeavor to aid the Physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. D E D I C A T I O N MISS GERTRUDE McCORMICK, R. N His, the highest outward tribute that we are able to be- stow, can only intimate the feeling we hold in our hearts for her. In that same unseltish manner in which she has dedicated her life to the teaching of the finer principles of her profession, we, the Senior Class, re- spectfully and wholeheartedly dedicate our uVVOIllCCl'l0,, to her. D..x.., ' ka GER'1'1um1-1 BICCORMICK, R.N Director of Nursvs Den 1' Girls : My best wishes for happiness and success in your future work go with each and every one of you. It has been a real pleasure to be associated with such a fine group of girls. To thine own self be true And it must follow as the night the day, Thou canlst not then be false to any onef' BI.-XRGARET PHINN1-:Y, R.N., Class Adzfisor. A I . MAuc:.x1u-:'1' Pu IN N 1-tv, R. X Instruvfm' of .XvllI'.Vf'h' The highest goal of your profession is none too good for any of you. Be not satisfied with less. 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Prof1's.s'ar of 010-Laryngology 1906-1931 Born 1861 Died October 16, 1931 A noble woman, 11 fine friend, beautiful in death as in life. She 'qvrapped the clraperies of lier couch about her and lay clown to pleasant rl1'enmS. The Womecho-l932 4 . xr .QA . A I 'r' I In M r , I x fi 1 Back Row-Suphy Ksido, Ruth XV3l'll6'l', Saniyeh Habboub Front Row-Ying Tak Chan, Elizabeth XVaugh, Esther Smucke-1' lnfernes I93l-I932 x'ING fly.-KK CHAN, M. D. SANIYEH HABBOIYB, M. D Sovnx' Ksmo, M. D3 ICSTHER SMUCKER, M. D. 1'lI.1z.x1z1':'1'H YV.x1'c:H, M. D. RI l'H YVARNER, RI. D. 'I Duel S1'lDf4'llllH'l' 230. IEIIZZZ Tu'f'lr'4r The Womecho-I932 ' -'msc if , , , . , '- -,ls-Q-g-.Q-Q 'I pm .V ,f 1 ' -- N 53? 1 '5 1 . I, If - 1' A 1 L 1 N 1 I Q . F I' Y. . L, , I F'T ' ' Jn . . Back Row-Edna Ahlstrmn, He-rtha Krc-ps. Ruse- Fimller, Mary Yvzurer Front Row-Elizabeth Cooke, livrtha Graepp, Mz1rf.r:1rot Phinney, Myrtle Hartun Nursing Sfaff GI-zlrrlcums BICVORMICK. R, N. lil-:l:'rll,x GR.Xl'Il'I'. lt. N. Qirecfor of Nurses uml Prim,-ipal of Sll1N'l'l'iNlIl', I'ri1'ufc l'ulir'nt l'l'1HIl'flIll'Hf A N - !l Sf'h001- lil-:n'l'n.x Kmzrx. R. N. MARGARET PHINNEY. ILS- I Nupc'rrixm', Ulnxlvlrirnl I,1'lllll'fllH'Hf. Ilirm,-for of l'rac!if'al Inxlructmn. ICnx.x AllLs'l'nml. Ii. N. V Wujwrrixor I,l'l,ilIfl'il' lIf'lmrlm1'n!. XIYRTLE IlAR'l'0N R. N. 1 ' ' , Xiyht Superfintcmlcnt of X111-wx. 1 .X'l'II!'IRlNI-IlRI'liGEl'Ill. R. N.. Hun' XVFRNTY R Y 5lllH'l'l'lKIll', ln'n1'ruI lhxpf'n.mry. A Nuperrixorz fIf'Ill,I'UI I,lN'l'lIfiI1fl lfoofn. 4'R-Viz, ?,.NIH'nmm lnxtrurtnr in f,l7l'I'l1filIfl1k,lNIlll 7'cf'hn1q11c. I ' ' R' ' NI H' K ' - ' , ' ARI-Z'l'll nsl':N4:lc.x. '. .. . KosmI 1NnLElz. ILN. I M ., . - , , , - ,-, , -. Asxixtant NHpc,.'.i3o,.' HC,m,,.aI 0pf,,.mmg Iluvhium mul Ijaxhmlm Ill I uhfus. k0,,,,,,. Mun' X.xrx:r:lc. ll. ' FIIIKRPTII Poor:-' R Y lN'l 1 f f 'F'!f- I .lt I y .. . . . ' I I . l g,,,,,-,-I-iw,-, jlpflif-ul, Nm-yi:-ul mul Hynv- l'.l.lL.Xlil'.lll llqxx Mun, ll. N. ,.010gi,.u1 Ij,,I,,,,-f,,,p,,f, .lnn1'xlh4'I1.v!. Th irfrrn Alma Ma1'er fjPj35bEJa IIDJZEEII-I : 3LEL3EE:FH:EFFF1l f'?f3 :?'5H 5:54511 ?me ffwsw ?VBm'15f33 1?git5:f1 QN:?FF? 2E1fF5fs5gaf14 iff! D' :SS JJQ51JDgjQfl5' 5 Q W elm: E lil lu f1lI'!'. our Alllllll All1lfr'1', lluxlnilul ,vu rlmlr, ll 1' will slrirf' fhy Hllnll' lu lmum ln f'flf'll rrnniuy 11f'lH'. H 4' lfurr llvlrnrvl HH' joy of N1'I'l 111 lu Ilry jll'l'I'i1IllN hulls. Aurrly lr1 ll upply llw lrmwrnm l,1'uruwl ffillriu thy lrullx. fffgfgf' Eg: Thou In us url l,nr1' uml livunly. Spirit. Trulh, nml l.iyl1f. For Ihr' xlumlurrlx 1111111 huxl laugh HY' will ulu'uy.w jiyhl. f',HIl'lIN l,iff ilu' wlmrus, xplwrl il llHlV4ll'lI Lnlnl mul full mul fl'!'l' 7'lll'0ll!llI flu' yvurx u'r'r'l fmully wllrr .ll1'nlm'if's nil IlH'r'. Q2 3:4 nn nn EK Q 75 525 U' :::: :::.x xx Zkixiixxxx Ba A ik The Womecho-l932 Class Officers P7'USilIf7I1f A. ELIZABETH IJABIB ViCt'-Pl'l'SfdCIlf Secretary INIILDRED C. LYNN DOR0'1'H1' BI. CARDWELL T7'6ll8Il7'UT NANCH' H.ARP Eclilorial Staff Editor-in-Chiff NANCY HAR1' A ssociatc Editors DAISY BIYERS E'I'HEL BENTLEY Buvsiwss Tllanager U'it and Humor ELYA I,HII.SON KATHRX'N BITNER JOHNSON Historian and Testator Prophet DOROTHY CARDWVELL DOIKOTHY DEJACMA Artist NIILDRED LYNN Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Iris Class Motto Entcr to learn, go forth fo scrvcf' N i.rI1'1'n The Womecho-I932 Senior Class History E, THE Class of 1932, entered our formidable prison August 15, 1929, somewhat dazed by our surroundings. After a famous College Hospital Stew in the main dining room we were sent to various floors where we busied ourselves scrubbing, making supplies, and keeping ourselves out of the way of those who gave us the impression that they KNEYV what they were doing. That night we were the guests of honor at a watermelon party given by the Seniors and Juniors in the yard of our Seybert Street Palace. After being duly initiated into our chosen profession, we progressed ad- mirably in every respect. ive soon answered promptly and meekly the call of our Seniors and it was not long before on October lfith at 7 A. M. we ap- peared stiff' and white in caps, bibs, and cuffs. Can we ever forget that red- letter day when we were accepted into the training school and became full- fledged Student Nurses? Tillie rolled on and at Christmas we were allowed our first over-night pass. It seemed almost too good to be true. January brought us the beginning of a long hard winter but amid Chemistry, Bacteriology, and Anatomy we lived to take our Materia ltledica examination which was the last of our classes until Fall. lVhat was that rumored about this Hospital closing until our new one at the Falls of the Schuylkill was ready to be occupied? Yes, it was true and the first two weeks of July found us packing and saying our farewells to the build- ing which had stood the test of time and had sheltered us through our probation period. On July 15th we chartered the Jolm iVanamaker for a cruise and then Au Revoir to the old College Hospital. There were tears in our eyes as we packed and left that same night to have our well deserved vacation. And what a happy two months that was but far too short! However we wel'e all anxious to enter our new Hospital and the 'l5th of September the doors were opened to Doctors, Nurses, Medical Students, Visitors and Patients. That afternoon at two o'clock five tonsillectomies were performed in the new Uperating Room Suite by the late Dr. Margaret F. Butler. Christmas found the hospital and its work well under way, and the radio and furnishings of the Nurses' home which had been given us by Mrs. Jolm llartin were greatly appreciated and enjoyed through the long dreary winter. Realizing that the greatest success could only be gained by perfect organ- ization, a meeting was called which resulted in the election of an Advisor and Class Officers. At which time we also selected our class rings. Then came graduation for the outgoing Seniors. A party was held in their honor at the Barn Inn on the Hospital Grounds and then their Commence- ment Exercises on November 27th. Good-bye, Seniors, and good luck. Now, since we had moved up to the Senior table and were allowed to step on the elevator first we took it upon ourselves to discuss our Class Annual. Committees were appointed and the great task was undertaken. Finally our iVomecho,' went to press. The three happiest years of our lives have come to an end. lVill we travel the highway of life successfully? Nrrcnlccn The Womecho--l932 A. ELIZABETH LAMB Presidenl Philadelphia Pennsylvania lVl1olcsmm-ly sincurc and :uniablc-Bcity is the cm- lmrlimvnf of womanly Vll'lll0S.,, lu'iyl1ll'f'n The Womecho-l932 MILDRED C. LYNN Vice-Presidenf Hagers+own Maryland YYifll :nn Zlil' of wzlrnl 1Lf1'lliillit-V lll'l' Imam-I vyvs lmvc m-vvr lm-n known fn 11-Hoc-f wrath ur illnpznfim-Incl-. N iu1'l1'4'n The Womecho-l932 i DOROTHY M. CARDWELL Secre'ra ry Delanco New Jersey uli2ltllCl' wifty and opcnly frank our esthetic Dot at- 'crswfs us fo Incl' without cH'ol'f. 7'u'1'NIy Th e Womecho-I932 Chewsville 'WVQ know NANCY HARP Treasurer Maryland llL'l' llll'l'l'y gigglc, for slu-'fa El jolly lass. 'l':r4'uly-nm The Womecho-l932 552. S ETHEL C. BENTLEY Burlingfon New Jersey To a carefree lass, every day is a holiday. 7':m'uI1l-Iwo The Womecho-l932 was., KATHRYN BITNER JOHNSON Oak Lane Philadelphia l'ossL-sscd with am rcfrvshing sm-nsv of humor, bcncnflu which lic-s unsclfisluncss and common scnscf' T.rf'n I fl-I If rw' The Womeclwo-l932 s DOROTHY DeJACMA Bryn Mawr '6Bcncath an air of Pennsylvania nloofncss lics il warm nature. Even fhough S110 is very imlividuzll wc know llL'l' as a wholcsomv sinccrc girl. 'l' frru Iy.fou r The Womecho-I932 P . ef u ji EH ' 1 I ' .'if 719559 JESSIE FINDLER Whifehorse New Jersey Sho smiles and flu-n bursfs info sung? And wc know our JL-ssic's canning :along Slw's full of pop and go 'l'llcl'v's Ilflfllillg Zlllilllt hcl' Hmfs dry ur slow. 'l'fr'f'nIy-fi:-1' The Womecho-I932 , . 772 1 Princefon 6iNC!fIlillg' Ati' WILHELMINA GARDNER pcrturbs hor sunny disposition. 1'll'PIlf!l-Si-I' New Jersey The Womecho-l932 f' -J gl: E T55 5'i -1351: 1 fi? S DAISY M. MYERS Lewisfown Penniylvdnid HA good pal. full of l'llHlllSiilSlIl. and n willing wnrka-r.' 'l'1 rul!1.u'1'1 e Womecho-l932 Philadelphia X ELVA A. PHILSON Phil doosn't bother anyone Sho minds her own ziffairs. She has a method all hcl' own Anil docsn't put on airs. 'I'lI'f'n!y-mglfi Pennsylvania The Womecho-I932 n G, I PAULINE ROBERTS Bahama Norfh Carolina 'Wvith eyes uplifted to some distant crown, she climbs to nobler knowledge. 'l'u'1'n I!!-nine The Womecho-I932 THERESA M. RUBLE Hazelton Pennsylvania ul live for those who love me, YVhose hearts are kind and true To help them in their troubles Amt start them out anew. Th irly The Womecho-I932 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Upon leaving the training school of the Hospital of the Woman's Medical College, we find it deemed necessary to make several bequeathsz- Whereupon we have affixed our signature this Twenty-first day of November in the year of our Lord 1932. Bitner's jolly disposition to Ann Floreck. Findler's poise to Hollenberger. Lambie's babbling to DeMatteo. Cardwell's hobby of collecting skulls to Reyner. Bentley's musical ability to Wright. Harp's innocence to Pilling. Lynnie's clever ideas to De Puy. Philson's knowledge of marriage and divorce prob- lems to Reifsnyder. Ruble's power over men to Moore. De Jacma's authority on the latest Parisian models to Betty Stiles. Gardner's dream castles to Hoy. Myer's eyelashes to Weatherby. Robert's vocabulary to Mendegro. I. O. DINE FLORA SCOPE Thirly-n gszowxm Hwpamom Nmikokimsng ,Stag .Sha mansion COG-gamg E535 4 wgggama sggmg wigga w-H32 65? QV ggcpmgsm kmxozwwoclamdm Essen 3:5 Lcmmwezm 13,56 EQ-HU QNENSO RSMSWQESRM miomw :reg -sm Mc QE-Am QOHOEN-5 QOEEEQEBMHQ .2 .E SQBQDIMOQ ESMNEU Mgswmipam EE :NEOBDEO EQCESE EEQEQ mwmiaimm waits -5555 C5253 :O Faiomwm QV Qigong Hgwrmgmmm Sanz sagem :Based JQIEH Mezow Aiming cogmmcmwpocknw bzam 3:59 Dana EQQND Emgpmm BENQ 3754 weim EQEQEOO mwwzxmmz QEEQA Qzlhszcsm Jxmpmo-5 Emakcm Ewsbm mmgmcoz mimic mmagz-:mi MEQEQ kai' ECA bam FESQ QEBQEAN - ggmwazgskl NEWSNMQ EF: 82251 wmgtig 02080,-0 Waimea Magus! 252 MEQQ EZQE6 V5 55135 WFEES mapa Mig-H ZSQEL gsm ZZWA REDS: Lim ,552 Mqgznmm gms! S5556 Wmgga E23 ,Sam EEHZQ Egiv Exam Zhcmmgm gk Sm The Womecho-I932 Prophecy N13 now, folks, radio friends, please stand by for station aunouncemcnts- 1 Our program continues with the Last Minute News Flashes ot' today. Time 6.41 A. M. Gee! Gosh! Late again! NVQ-ll, folks. no time for excuses, says our station advisor, Miss Phinney. This is Station li-L-A-l'l. ll. IJeJacma announcing: XVell, well, the broadcast for today is quite interesting: especially interesting tor those whose Alina Mater is the dear old YV. C. ll. Hal llere is an article-listen. folks, it reads-Ethel Bentley, former nurse, excels Amelia Earhart-spans Atlantic Ocean in record time-wins world-wide ovation-and is receiving a hearty welcome from the newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, who are now touring Paris, France. Mrs. Johnson, the erstwhile Kathryn liitner, better known among her t'riends as Bittie, it seems would rather have her own nursery than one in her Alma Mater. Miss Bentley will join Mr. and Mrs. Johnson on their visit to India where Miss Betty Lamb, former president ot' the YV. C. H. '32 t'lass is doing her bit among the llindus- It is rumored she acquired l1e1' enthusiasm for such work after reading the book Good Earth. And now, folks, as I glance upon the front page I find this amusing article- Miss ljorothy Cardwell retires to seclusion in an unknown spot in New Jersey-has a cozy one room attair where a parrot and a monkey calmly enjoy the melodious strains ot' My Buddy, played alternately on the piano, pipe organ and victrola, which it states, goes to make up the almost complete layout ot' the atl'air. My dear, it must be unique. It also adds that the neighboring Mrs. X., formerly Miss Billie Gardner, hangs her weekly wash to the rhythm of' the inelodious xephyrs that come her way. Mrs. X. once refused a contract with the Pahnolive Soap Co. She said she acquired her school girl complexion using good old NV. C. H. Ivory. iVhat! WVell, folks, lend an ear-Reports state that Miss llaisie Myers was last seen boarding her private yacht to spend a few days seeking oyster beds in the Pacitic Ocean. She says, You need oysters to make oyster stew, and she is attcr them. My, my-do you know that witty, merry making Jessie Findler? Well paper men say she just arrived in an Austin out in Oakland, California 2-and the country girl makes good! Yep! Night Supervisor in the t alit'ornia Babies Hospital. The more the merrier is her motto. And now for the X-Ray flashes from ove1'seas. T. M. Ruble opens her own X-Ray Department-BU T-deserts it to join The Ziegfeld Steppers' in That Graduating Feeling. It is also rumored that Ruble may give up all this to enter a Convent. but this statement is not authentic. Ah! a bit more wisdom to the wise-Headlines state that Miss Nancy Harp has been offered Boake Carter's position as Globe Trotter and News Reporter. Harpie as her friends know her has all the traits and abilities to carry on the good work as the Globe Trotter, having had her start in trotting the live corridors ot' NV. C. H. and putting before one's eyes and ears the happenings of the moment. Here's one, folks, Nurse takes course in Telcgraphy-Miss Mildred Lynn, quite a concientious maiden decided to learn more about the modern dial phones so she is enrolling at the Bell Telephone Company to take such a course. She says she is progressing and thinks it great fun. It is almost time to sign off but just a few more words- Girl t'rom big city establishes private hospital in a little unknown country place. lfllva Philson, better known as Phil intends to bravely carry on the Operating Room responsibilities. A second Florence Nightingale, folks. And now for the article that ends our daily broadcast-Miss Pauline Roberts, who helped to uphold the dignity of the Class of '32, is to take a position as llirectress of Nurses in the new Naval Hospital now under construction in the city. lintil the new hospital is completed Miss Roberts will assist in teaching ethics to the Student Nurses. Thirty-ilu-ce The Daily Psalm The rr'orl1lgro2c's bvffor your by year, Because' some nurse in liar lifflf sphere Pufs on lzer apron, smiles anfl sings, Anil keeps on floing flfc' samc' olrl fhings. Talring flu' ff'n1pf'rafures, gizvi-ng flze pills To remnlg nzankinffs nunzberlcss ills, Fcnling flzf' baby, answering bells: Being flu' bosserl one, flzo' flze hfarf rebels. Talfing flu' blame for oflufrs' misfalfesg Dear, Zfllllf a lof of pafienve if falres. Going off clufy af Sf'Z'6'l? o'c'l0Clr- Tircfl, rliscouragcfl, rvafly fo drop. But callnl baclr fo special af swan-fifteen, lVifh woe in her lzearf, bnf if nzusf nof bv seen. Jllorning, l 'Z,'f'Nl7Ig, nzoorzfirle and nighf, lVorl'ing fo giw a service jusf righf. Longing for lzomc' anzl all flu' rvlzilc' ll'f'aring flu, same confcnffffl smilr. Blcssing flu' nszc'-born babf s flrsf brfnflz, Closing flu' ages flfaf arf sfillfrl in llfflffll. llrlllhll fav' lag our oops flown nnrl vross flu' bar, Olz, Lorzl, will You gin' ns jusf onr' lifflc' sfar To wmv' in flu' rrormn of flw uniform now ln. flu' rifg aborv', rc'l11'r1' flu' Ilmrl Nur.w' is You RK KK RK KK MK NK nn wax H 3535 XX KK x-nf ...- un faux I KK 20426 KK KK H W nf -nu H MK KK 2324: XKXXXARAAAAAAARAAAX KARAAAAA KK XA WW The Womecho-l932 r 'Y -f' l- V-11,4 I V.,-25: Q r'-Q F- , -K 'll L Q Y - 1 3 'Q 'A , X 9. N N f X Y' 'N ' A., 1 w v qw- . 1 -.v - F. - 1 f -I- 41 s 45 at .- r- 1 - Fur- --'milf' Q- llzlvk Rr1w-.lzirw Mm'Nahb, Flm'e:1n Hullenhvrgely Elizabeth XYright, I-Emma I-'indls-r, Vnthc-rine Ruzgivr, KX., Vlass Advisur I-'rnnt Huw-Anna Alemh-grn, lie-ily Sti!c5, Adele XVeut!wrhy Th irly-sim The Womecho-I932 The Class of I933 .OFFICERS Prcsiflcrzf-J.vNi: McN.,xnn .'llIZ,'i80l'iCA'l'llERINIC Rrcsuiitii, R.N. Vlff'-PI'l'Sil1l'IIf-IFLOREAN PIOI.I.l'INlll'IliGElC Svcr'ctf1ry-Tn'asurrr-Bi:'r'rv S'riI.i-:s Class Flozc'cr-Crinison Rose C'I11ss Colors-Maroon and Gray li, THE class of 1933, were honored by being the first class to enter training in the new hospital, October 1, 1930. The hos Jital was runninfr smoothlv, still each head nurse thought we ' PS . 1 rs Probies should go through the scrubbing age,', so we meekly moved from floor to floor, scrubbing and polishing. Our Seniors we1'e only too glad to show us how to do various small duties. lVe were then summoned to the class room and taught by Miss Phinney. How hard those corners were to make fand still arej. Very soon our worst troubles started-Anatomy, Drugs and Solutions fthose problemsj, Chemistry, etc. Some of our classmates found Anatomy too much for them and went sadly home to Mother frreatlv diminishing our class number. 1zw'. z-a ' On November 15th fwill we ever forget that night, the Seniors and Juniors crave a much belated Hallowe'en martv in our honor, which was frrcatlv D P7 . rs . enljoyed. December lst, that Red Letter day, when we were called to the office and wonders! we were no longer just probiesn but were Capped Nurses. Then we were allowed our late permits each month and ttwere we happy? Then Christmas and Home-the l'hristmas party and the tree in the Nurses' Home for those who we1'e unable to go home. May 12th was a very impressive day for us. lVe dressed in our best bibs and aprons and attended our first 'tlflorence Nightingale Memorial Service. This was a beautiful service and those of us who were just a little weary of our troubles rededicated our selves to our profession. Then merrily on to June, the vacation month. Then September, classes again and more t6l'robies. October 'lst and we were Juniors. In November-Connnenceinent with a party for the outgoing Seniors. YVith classes and our work, winter and spring soon passed and vacations are here again. ive are fast becoming Seniors and it is with heavy hearts we see our honored Seniorsn and dear friends leave. Good luck. Seniors. May wr carry on the work successfully. 7'lii1-ly-xrrwi The Womecho-I 932 ANNA BIENDEGRO Junior Class BETTY STILES ADELE YVEATH ER BY JANE RICNABB PNLOREAN I'IOLLENBERGER ELIZABETH YVRIGHT CA'1'u151z1Nl-3 RI'GGlPIlC, R. N. Class A IYTIZSOI' Th, irly-riyhl EMMA FINDI,ER 523 :wc me :mc if -fwf n . 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Clrlsx .41Ir'i.s'0r l ul'Iy-nn 1' The Womecho-l932 Humor Miss Lamb :-6'YVhat on earth are you doing with that pill, Billy? 77 see, Dr. Hab- one pill three times a day, and 1,111 just trying to break the pill in three partsf' Billy :-'fVVell, you bout told me to take Crabby Pt.:-uAre you a trained nurse?,, Jess Findler:-'fVVhy, certainly I am. Crabby Pt.:-'fThen let,s see you do some tricks. A man once visited a strange ceme- tery and ran across the following epi- taph on a tombstone: 66RCIIlClllbC1', friend, as you pass by, As you are now, so, once was I. As I ain now, you soon will beg Prepare for death and follow lllC.,, The visitor quickly removed his pen- cil from his pocket and added the fol- lowing inscription: Dear friend, ere I would be content I'd like to know which way you went. Bitner:-'4Dear, tomorrow is our first. wedding anniversary. Shall I kill the turkey? Bill:- No, let him live. He didnlt have anything to do with itf' 'Twas in a restaurant they met Romeo and Juliette, 'Twas there he first fell into debt For Romeo-d what Juli-ette. Pt.:- This towel is so small I can't dry myself properly on it. Gardner :-'fVVell, ean't you use less water? 39 Cardy:-MI just heard your boy friend was an undertaker. I thought you said he was a doctor?,, I-Iollenberger:- No, indeed, I said he followed the medical profession. lVIyers:- I'm glad I wasn't born in Italy. Ruble :- IVhy P lVIyers:- Because I ean't speak Italianlv John Finnegan :- I never thought I would pull through. First I got Anginapeetoris, followed by A1'terio- sclerosis. Just as I was recovering from these, I got tuberculosis and aphasiaf, Mother Thomas:-'fGreat guns, John, you don't look much the worse for itf, John:- I wasn't ill, you nut, I was in a spelling contestf' For! y-t :ro The Womecho-I932 ' Dl2.2Y 'PERSOYVALi'f'1E5i f N N - 3 B 2 . gb W KX X , fl . XA, X 1 -an A ' LBP, BQ Z 4? , 'r I .3 5,--JX. Q0 'fb f 0 1. f 0 I 0 Q 0 0 ,n f ? onufltjbfg 0 A2340 W Z,,,,v 4 HHS f .fn Q51 N V ,iff A S- N fl S-sd,,, ,2HAEv6 0 our friends through whose advertiscnients the publication of this edition has been made possible, and to our Solicitor, we wish to express our deep appreciation for their liberal cooperation. THE PENNSYLVANIA CGMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES Originally Chartered 1812 PACKARD BUILDING Southeast Corner Fifteenth and Chestnut Streets Accounts of CORPQRATIONS, BANKS, FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS SOLICITIEID Acts as 'Trustee for Corporate Nfortguges BRANGHES 20 South 15th Street 45th and Vfalnut Street- 7th and Vv'oII Streets 517 Chestnut Street 449th St. E? Vvlondland Ave. 1006 XV. Lehigh Avenue 307 Chestnut Street 15th St. E93 S. Penn Square 4826 Baltimore Avenue Sth and Bainbridge Streets 7th Street and Girard Avemir PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Cable Address: NPENCOU lvlenzher Federal Reserve System 187611932 A GUY Nurses' Uniform Capes Savings Fund Department eewjilliamss Standards: Y Is Under Government Supervision .fins r K National Bank of Germantown ' and ' . I. Trust Company 1 X , 5500 GERMANTOWN AVE. V AT scHooL LANE I , i 1 I .. Capital and Surplus fx 2 t I- Model S ' 0000 White Graduate Uniforms Open Friday Evenings, 6:30 to 8:30 C- D- WILLIAMS Sc CO- IJISXILUICYK .mtl Nfuviulrxrtiivevs Sum! fur tfrxtnlmt X, Snmplti and Pvlccx BANKERS SINCE 'SH 246 south llth street Philadelphia, Pa. For-I y-fire CRAMP A D CGMPANY Building Construction Denckla Bldg., 11th and Market Sts. Philadelphia OUVER H. BAIR CO. FUNERAL oinzcrons ELMER R. 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Mc- Ilvztinc with quiet cfliciency. with tact. with respect for it sacred memory and for the feelings of those who mourn. CHAS. H. McILVAINE 3300 MIDVALE AVE. 4208 RIDGE AVE. Nurses' Uniforms hliidt' to Your X'lt'RINlll't' Priced lik'-lN l1lllWly Hospital Clothing Co. ll0 South 8th Street Philadelphia. Penna. 'lX'l itv. ' Siypiu A-V1.1 rin 5 iiir tliimrt HARRY B. REINHART ljt,t,,l,t,,H. wus Radio and Electric Refrigerators Oxford Street at Twenty-fourth Philadelphia ifmv Tti'n.s Quick lhllxiix Pl 'si fi .5159-X' '. Ufll , . Him 'U li Uptn lgxtnings hxqtpi XX'rtlm-sJ.iv LTR XYURK t'nilwr,ict's .ilmr-st cxeixtlixrig in tht- printing linr. Thr irnpirsinzi hound Cjompll-rnentx lui'-lc, line t'.it.ilogiivs .ind lv-oklvts, .ind all fht wants ul th- cumnnici.il .ind social life :ir . tour-'d in the rxlrtmrlx -xidt i.mu-' nf hir Ol tiitltax-ii. Wm. Montgomery 86 Co. 999 N. Second Street George H. 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SHARP 86 DOHME Pharmaceuticals Biologicals PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE Bull, xx,2llIIllf 5600 Kcystonc, Race 737l'7f55Z'7373 Felix Spatola 86 Sons Fruits and Vegetables The year 'round Hotels, Clubs and Institutions Supplied READING TERMINAL MARKET Branches: New York, Chicago, Boston Factory: Phrlztdclphmg Mill: Philippi, YV. Va. RHOADS 86 COMPANY Manufacttirers, Mill Agents, Importers, Distributors Dirctt to HOSPITALS, HOTELS, INSTITUTIONS General Oflicts 401 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia Blankets, Shccts, Spreads, Towels, Linens, Piece Conds. Hospital Garments, Rubber Slwuting H. D. REESE, Inc. M E A T s Poultry-Cheese 1208 ARCH STREET Philadelphia C. A. ROWELL Known for Values 5615 Germantown Avenue Forfll-Pighf SEVERO ANTONELLI PHOTOGRAPHER 1634 WALNUT STREET 2426 S. BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA Kingsley 1632 J. Tritsch 86 Company Cleaning Materials and Sanitary Equipment 1416 VINE STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 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