Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ww .- - 1- 4 1 GERTRUDE YVILLISTON CRAIG, d.vsi.vnu1z Professor of Secretarial Studies. Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. X. lformcrlyz Secretary, President National lliscuit Company: Secretary, Advertising Manager Review of lCt'1'n':t'.v,' Secretary, Conunercial Department ,-Xinerican Rook Company. Societies: lfastern Coniuiereial fl'eachers' .-Xssociation. V ARTHUR Sl ONE DEXVING, dssislizfzl Profcmnr' of Erozzonzirs. A.B., Harvard University, IQO21 A.M., Harvard University, 1903g Ph.D., Harvard University, 1905. Lecturer in Corporation lieononiics, Yale University: llead of Department of Economics in lloston School of Connneree and Finance. lforinerlyz Assistant in Philosophy and lnstruetor in lieonomics. Publications: lioolcs-ilixtury 1ll0t!'t'l'Il l'l1ilo.ropl1y,' Life as Reality: 1.ab0raf0ry N0fc' lirmkx in C11t'llll'.Vf?',V Wd H 'It'!5'5, The lfewgtizzisalimz uf lite 1Vt1i'i0l1tYl Cordagc Cuzupanyf The Pl'tllIl0fit7lI nam' Rtwmgnllisntxoir of Industrial Corpor11Iien.v. Periodicals-Articles on Science 'Teaching in .S'c11nol Sl'iL'!It'L'.tIIld liduca!iou,' articles on Menrlel's Law and llcretlity in .-llnericnil Ntilzirnlixl, and similar publications: articles on Modern Philosophy in l,fli1!INI?f'ffl1't'U1 Rt'T lC'IK',' articles on Logical Subjects in Journal of Pllilosnfvlry, livyclzology, arm' .S'cienIifir .llcflmd.r,' articles on Corporation Finance in Quarterly Jmrrrizrl of Economics. Societies: :Xmeriean lfcononiies .-Xssoeiation: Director, Boston School ot' Commerce and liinance. FLORENCE S. VDIALI., rfjjijlllllf l'r0fe.v.mr of Plzysical Training. Graduate of Sargent Normal School of Physical Education, VVo0ds Hole Nlarine Biological Laboratory, De Pauw University. Formerly: Physical Director Y. XV. C. A., Terre Haute, lntl.: lnstruetor, Vassar College. Societies: .-Xmerican Physical Frlueation Association, Kappa Alpha Phi. HARRY NIAXYVIFILL VARRELI., I11.vlruct0r in Histor'y. A.B., Bow- doin College, 1897: ILM., IQOOQ A.M., Harvard University, 1909, Ph.D., 1912. lforinerly: lnstruetor in l'niversity of New Mexico, ISO?-ISGS: Instructor in Univer- sity of Colorado, 1899-1901: llrooklyn l.atin.School, 1901-1902: Pueblo lligh School, 1904- IQC8, Austin Teacliing Fellow, llarvarcl Uinversity. 1909-1912. v . U ' V Societies: llelta Kappa lipsilon, l hi lleta Kappa, .'Xl1lL'l'lL'1lll llistorical .-Xssociation, National Geographic Society. ALICE NORTON DIKE, Iu.vlr1n'mr in Hozmflzold Eronomics. B.L., Smith Collegeg Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Housekeeping. liormerly: Teaclter, Robinson Seminary, lixeter. N. ll.: 'l'eaeher, School of llousc- keeping, lloston: Experinients and Recipes tn Cookery l, Snnnions College, I9I2.i' bflARGARPlTA ISINVINA MITZLAFF, 1llSlI'lll'l0l' in German. German Government Diploma as Teacher in Higher Schools. lfortnerly: lnstructor in a Private School: Instructor, XVellesley College. Societies: llostoner Deutsche Gesellschaft. :lil-ill leave of absence. 22

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swat! ' -- SF SOPHRONIA MARIA ELLIO'l l', 14.r.ri.v1'1nll Profe.r.vor of Household Economics. A.M., Brown. S. Fortneelyilz Providence and Boston Public Schools: School of llousclceeping, Boston: . untnons o egc, 1902-. Publications: Clrenliislry of Cooking and Cleaning tjoint author with Mrs. Elle11 ll. Richardsll l'lou.v1'hold Baeterinlogy,' Hnuselxold I-lygirne. articles in magazines and papers. Societies: llealth Education League, Teachers' School of Science. XVomen of Tech- nology Association, New England llome Economics Association, American llotne Economics .Xssociation, international Congress on School Ilygienefl' ZILPHA DREW SMl'l'H, flssistmzl Professor of Social Economy. General Secretary, Associated Charities of Boston, for about twenty-tive years. Publications: Occasional articles in National Conference of Charities, The .S'urf'ey, etc. Societies: Monday Evening Club, Board of Tuckerinan School, one of Trustees of Esther llawks Trust teducationall. now and then Examiner for Civil Service positions re- lated to Social lVork. SELSKAR NI. GUNN, flssislant Professor of Biology. S.B., Nlassachu- setts Institute of Technology, 1905. .Xssistant Professor of Sanitary Biology and Public llealth, Massachusetts lnstitnte ol Technology since 1911: Lecturer on Hygiene at Tufts Miedical College since 1911. Formerly: Bacteriologist in tl1e Boston Biochemical Lahorato1'y, 1905-1906: Bacteriolo- gist to the Iowa State Board of llealth, Lecturer on Hygiene in the University of lowa, 1906-1908: llealth Oliicer, Orange, N. J., 1908-1910: Instructor i11 Sanitary Biology, Massa- chusetts lnstitute of Technology, 1910-1911. I Publications: Managing editor of the .-lniericuu .luurnal of Public llealth. Societies: Secretary of the .-Xtnerican Public llealth Association, Meinber of several Scientific Societies. CHARLES FOREST Rl'l l'ENHOUSE, fl.YSl.Yllllll llrofesxor of Sevre- tarial Studies. Graduate of the Department of Business of Scio College, 1902: Zanerian Art College, Ohio: Special work in Account- ing and Business Administration in Boston School of Commerce and Finance. Formerly: llead of the connnercial llCD2ll'llllL'Ill of Nortltatnpton Connnercial School, Mass., 1903-1910: Instructor in Pcnmanship in Miss Capen's School for Girls. Northatnpton, Mass., for five years: lnstructor in the lligh School of C0llll'l1Cl'CL', Boston, for two years. Socicties: Eastern Commercial Teachers' Association, New England lligh School Cotn- mercial Teachers' Association, Universal Society of Accountants, lnc. ELLA JOSEPHINE SPOONER, 1-ls.vi.rlaul Professor of Doimrxlir' Ari. Graduate of Framingham Normal School: Harvard Summer School, 1898 and 1913: Simmons College, 19o5-1906: Columbia Summer School, 1909 and 191 1. liornterlyz Instructor, l't-rkins lnstitution for the Blind: l rivate Teaching, Boston Trade School for Girls, .Xndover Guild Evening Classes: .'Xndox'er Guild Sununer School, 1908 and 1910 Societies: .-Xnierican lloine liconontics Association, New England llotne Economics .-Xssociation, Eastern Manual Training and Art Teachers' Association, Society for the Pro- motion of industrial Education, Alumnae Council of lframiugliaui Normal School, National Education Association, 21

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ve! Q I P05 e Irrnrps EVA LOUISE IVIARGUERITE MOTTET tBrevet Superieurj, IlI.ifl'Ill'- I tor in Frenflz. A.M., Radcliffe, College of Montbeliard, France. Formerly: Instructor, Wellesley College. MARION EDNA BOVVLER, Instrmvor in ROHIIIIIFIQ' ltmllrgllzlges. B.A., University of Idaho, 1909, M.A., Radclilfe College, 19123 Univer- sity of Parisg Gullde Internationale, University Grenoble, France. Formerly: Instructor in French, Simmons College, 1905-1908: llcade l l'Cl'IL'll 'lqCZlCllL'l', Kent Place, Summit, N. J.. 1910-19113 liistructor in lfrench, XVclleslcy College, 1911-15112. Societies: Gamma Phi Beta. IVIYRA COl FIN IIOLBROOK, Ill3lI'llt'l0I' in English. A.B., Vassar: A.M., Wesleyan. Iiorinerlyz Virginia College, Va., XVcsleyan .'Xcacle1ny, NVlll7l'1ll'I2llll, Mass. JANE BOIT PATTEN, Iu.rlr1n'lor in Biology. S.B., Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology, 1906: Additional courses at Technische Hochschule, Dresden, Germany, Course at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Course at the Botanical Garden and Experiment Station, Dresden, Germany. ELIZABETH ALLISON STARK, Inslr111'I0r in Seivelarial Studies. A.B., Wellesley College, S.B., Simmons College. Formerly: Assistant to Registrar, XVellesley College: Secretary to l'resiflent's Secre- tary, Wellesley College. B. MARION BROWN, Inslrzzrtor in Organir Cl1mr1i.r1r'y. B.S., Simmons College, 19073 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1913. Formerly: lnstructor in Chemistry, Siinmons College, IQO7-IQII. Societies: American Chemistry Society. BEULAH CLARK HATCH, Inslrm'l0r in 1f0llSl.'lI01d lfmizofrzifx. S.B., Simmons College. Instructor in Domestic Science, Pcn11sylvania State College. LAURA KATHERINE JOHNSON, IlISH Ill'lUl' in Plzysifs. A.B., Cor- nell Umversity. Additional courses at the Massachusetts Institute ot' Technology. ' Societies: Pl1i Beta Kappa. 23