Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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ZF NNN! H nrrlrinn Baath uf Girustees josE1-11 A. SKINNER, Ph.B., President . . . Holyoke, Massachusetts A. LYMAN WILLISTON, A.M., LL.D., Treasurer . Northampton, Massachusetts REV. JOHN L. R. TRASK, A.M., D.D. . Springfield, Massachusetts G. HENRY WHI'I'c0MB, A.M .... Worcester, Massachusetts REV. HENRY A. STIMSON, D.D. ..... New York, New York SARAH P. EASTMAN, Litt.D ..... Wellesley, Massachusetts MARY EMMA WOOLLEY, A.M., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D. tex-ojicioj HON. EDWARD W. CHAPIN .... Holyoke, Massachusetts RoBER'1' L. WILLIs'1'ON, A.B., Assistant Treasurer . Northampton, Massachusetts JOHN C. SCHWAB, Ph.D., LL.D., Secretary . . New Haven, Connecticut HON. ARTHUR B. CHAPIN, A.B. . . . . Boston, Massachusetts ALFRED R. KIMBALL . . . . New York, New York WILLIAM H. BUTTON, A.M., . . . New York, New York CHARLES BULKLEY HUBBELL, A.M. . . New York, New York HoN. FREDERICK H. JACKSON, . Providence, Rhode Island I'IENRY B. DAY . . . . Boston, Massachusetts MRs. MARY GAGE PE'I'ERsoN . . . . . Chicago, Illinois PIOWELL CIIENEY, A.M. . . . South Manchester, Connecticut REV. ROCKWELL HARMON POTTER, D.D. . . . Hartford, Connecticut EDWARD B. REED, Ph.D. .... New Haven, Connecticut PRES. AIAIGXANDER MEIKLEJOI'IN, Ph.D., LL.D. . . Amherst, Massachusetts FRANCIS PARSONS, A.B., LL.B. . . . . Hartford, Connecticut XMRS. ELIZABETH MAYI-IER SMITH . . Beloit, Wisconsin 'MRs. AMELIA RAY CLARK . . Hartford, Connecticut TfMRs. ESTHER LANCRAFT HOVEY . . New York, New York 'Choscn by the Alumnae. 'I'Died December I, IQI4. I2

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mlm? 4 HERE are in the glorious reahn of Hope-y-choke W 4 two superior orders of wondrous dignity and Q 'fit power, the sheiks Trustee and the sages 2 ' 5 In F acultate. When the Sultan calls them - Q V, forth, they appear in a long procession, wear- Si : ing black robes, with many-colored hoods, A A red and violet and yellow, and on their ' learned brows gold-tasseled caps. Once as they were passing through the streets of the City of Wisdom, they observed one Studentbody, an ignorant and careless maiden, who idled outside the gate, dancing and singing, and toying with the baubles for which she spent her father's gold in the bazaar of Loomis-an-Speri. Their wrath was kindled so that they vowed, This shall not be. The ignorant mind of this maiden will we enlighten by the treasure of Wisdom, and her father's gold shall be devoted to Ed-u-Kashun, our noble patron. Then the sages devised a direful project. Summoning the most powerful genie which haunts the globe, and troubles the dreams of innocent sleepers, they invoked his aid. This genie is blue as the morning sky, and eramlned with the knowledge of old tomes, whence he is called Blue Book. Blue Booki' commanded they, Go, subjugate Student- bodyg when her brains are weary, and her fingers stiff, eke from her an inch more of her small store of fact. Thereupon the genie appeared suddenly before Student- body who became exceeding fearful, for Blue Book wrought dire peril. By his enchantment the fingers of the maiden be- came inky black, and her mind a void, pitiably helpless was Studentbody. Meanwhile the sheiks journeyed to the caves of the giants, dark and gloomy, on the walls of one of which hung many colored papers, and on each paper a request for gold to be paid within a half score of days, and their power was such that if any man should be given one of these papers, he must perforce yield up a portion of his slowly amassed gold. The giants call these papers bills or duns. Seeing them, the sheiks became joyful, and tore some of them from the walls. These they sent by a slave to Studentbody who was now entering the city of Wisdom, and Studentbody was troubled in spirit when she received these mighty papers, and l1er purse became hollow as a greatshell. Thus did the sheiks Trustee and the sages In Facultate sub- jugate Studentbody. But this is not more wonderful than the tale of the Seniores. II

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f' s LHITIHHD Jfarultp MARY EMMA WOOLLEY, A.M., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D., President A., A.M., Litt,D., Brown Universityg L.H.D., Amherst Collegeg L.L.D., Smith Collegeg A.M., Yale University, Senator of the United Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa Societyg Vice-President Constantinople College Association, Member Brown University and Mount Holyoke Chapters Phi Beta Kappag Board of Electors of the Hall of Fameg American Association for Maintaining a Womaii's Table at Naplesg American Academy of Political and Social Scienccg College Entrance Examination Boardg President New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schoolsg Honorary Council of Auxiliary Association of American Colleges for Girls, Constantinopleg Trustee of Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio, Trustee American International College, Springfield, Massachusetts, Member of Rhode Island Society for the Collegiate Education of Womeng Honorary Member of Salem Society for Higher Education of Womeng Northeastern Territorial Committee of National Board of Young Womcn's Chris- tian Associationsg Vice-President Woman's Home Missionary Associationg Direc- tor of National Institution for Moral Instructiong Vice-President Rhode Island Branch VVoman's Board of Missionsg Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesisg Board of Missionary Preparationg Religious Education Association CDirector-at- Largeb 3 Union Bible Selections Committceg Corporate Member of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1191955 Advisory Committee of the Religious and Educational Motion Picture Societyg American Section of the Committee on Christian Education in the Mission Fieldg Committee of Religious Education of the National Council of Congregational Churches, Honorary Member of National Council of Congregational Churches in the United Statcsg Vice- President American Peace Societies, Honorary Member Luther Burbank Societyg Vice-President American School Peace Leagueg Advisory Council to Congressional Union for Woman Suffrageg Director of Women's Educational and Industrial Union, Bosteng American Institute of Social Service CAssociate Memherjg Ad- visory Board of Vocation Bureaug Honorary Vice-President of National Con- sumers' Leagucg Honorary Vice-President Massachusetts VVoman's Suffrage Leagueg Member Advisory Council Massachusetts Association for Labor Legisla- tiong Advisory Board of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations in New York Cityg Advisory Council of the American Society for Labor Legislationg Commis- sion on Peace and Arbitrationg National Council of the American Institute of Child Lifeg Woman's National Committee of National Children's Bazaarg Charter Member of the Church Peace League of Americag Vice-President Massachusetts Branch of Peace Societyg Honorary Vice-President International Longfellow Societyg Association of Collegiate Alumnaeg Lyceum Club, Londong Boston College Clubg Springfield College Clubg New England Wheaton Seminary Clubg Pawtucket Woman's Club, Womcn's Cosmopolitan Club, New York Cityg Wo- men's University Club, QQ Madison Ave., New York Cityg Sorosisg Pawtucket Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. I3