Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1899 volume:

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They are rich in brain, bone and muscle food. Tomato sauce improves the flavor, and helps digestion. Heinz's Baked Beans Sweet Pickles with Tomato Sauce Preserved Fruits, etc, are perfectly prepared. C 5 ix . ll l f ll AW' V it ll, The Point of a Pencil, Whether shapely or ugly, matters little, so long as it does not break or crumble, and the quality is smooth and yielding. DI 0N'S tltlllll PE CIL are noted for their smooth, tough leads that do not break or crumble. They are made in differ- ent degrees of hardness, suitable for all kinds of school work, and are indispensable in the drawing class. They are used in more schools and colleges than any other pencil made, and can be procured at the Stationery Department of Vassar college. .aff Ask for DlXON'S. JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE -CO JERSEY CITY, N. J. D wrgrcarmmgr . , . KC XXV -u tum ,,,1.r l A, f' f .govt rl .till fifpfi?'ia-fs ig vi I E s 2 ,V s sf o 'i 53Eii .gt Tfffiffwf i tll sit .Qi ,',',fl f 5632 rrllxi.-.xg it t l,1,,:w Qifafarorar? Necessity is the mother of invention-the shortcomings of the ordinary methods of illumination brought out the Improved Welsbacli Light. Discriminatiug people recognize in this great invention the beginning of a new era-an epoch of enlightenment. Science concedes it to be the acme ofperfection in artificial lighting. l The Improved Welsba h Li ht will give you more than enough light for any ordinary purpose. Burns one-half the gas-gives three times the light ofthe old-fash- ioned jet. It is easier to care for than a lamp, and has no objectionable features. It will pay you to take an interest in this great light. Vassar College is Lighted Throughout with Welsbach Lights. WELSBACH COMMERCIAL CO., Drexel Building, Philadelphia. For Sale at Plumbers and Gas Fitters Generally. WAI! genuine goods have trade-mark- Welsbach -on each box. E Granger Place School for Girls, jg -5 .pw Canandaigua, new York. 'iffy fidjg1' A Thorough preparation largely insures success in the col- Q3 V, lege course. lp, ' Granger Place girls are successful at Vassar. -'P' A ill Certihcates accepted in place of college entrance exam- , ' inations. . ' ,Q1-g 1,, . ' Interesting circular for the asking. SAMUEL COLE FAIIRLEY, Principal. BLANCHARD, KING 84 CO. SHIRT UUAISTS qTo Orderj. Original Designs positively not to be found elsewhere in this country. All garments are made on the premises,and by skilled hands Cwhich is important to considerj. ' 2000 Styles in materials of our special colorings, in Madras, Zephyrs, Penangs and Wash Silks. fAll best Im- ported Good s.J Self-Fleasurement Blanks and Samples on application where customers cannot come personally to be measured. Without doubt this is the most unusual collection of Patterns that vu ill be shown in this country for the season of 1899. Smart Styles for Summer Dresses. Goods can be Purchased by the Yard. 224-226 Boylston Street, Boston. The Thorndike. l IIEI EIIE EEEE EIEE EIEI IEEI EEEI EEEI lllI EEII EEEE IEEE -lil indicates occupied seats. FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY METHOD OF SEATING. PURPOSE-To keep the most susceptible girls at a safe distance l?J -' Z' + 'wwf l l yu . if E fl The Delight of Bathing by the Turkish or Roman method-of steaming theimpuritiesfrom your system-of absorbing healthful medicated atmosphere, can be enjoyed at home as well as in a public bath house. The Home Turkoi-Russian Folding Bath Cabinet lSelf- Purifyingj enables you to take Dry Steam, Vapor, Oxygen, Medicated or Perfumed Baths, privately, economically and with the assurance of perfect cleanliness. A new and perfect Pneumonia, Gout, Kidney and Liver T principle of bathing. A cure for Rheumatism, Nervous Diseases, roubles. etc. Send for Free Cir- cular to MAYOR, LANE 6: CO., 141 White Street, New York. AN INVINCIBLE QUARTETTE. Each in Their Way are Unequalled. Butler's Tooth Powder. Butler's Headache Cachets. Butler's Cheiroline, for Chapped Hands and Face. Butler's Cough Pastilles. TRY THEM. Manufactured by C, H. BUTLER, OSWEGO, N. Y. F ... ' LX 5' I I Liljgfff. Y . 1 Lg . 'W A .V ,-vi xi 'ff' 'nw ' X ,,-. , ,. , 1 ,V VV., ,A 1 A. v ' . - .w 4-'33 pw '- ua- ,f fl, Mg F, bn-15' V' ' s I 1- I eh' , f,,,., W 1 -V I.: A .Qfk I Ll 40 1-'A Ma. f .Q -Ng .57 3 1 jk I - .Ti . -3.- fa. 1-j. ' 1' Q 2,5 f I an - f: ..' Qwxgt,-, T4 HV. ,ev G , inf: 01,3- .m , 1 fliviffvf k ,I UQ vw ff: , - 4,-' ' ' 1. -55, t. 'Y,.x'f2'jf Sv - V aff Z. . ,, Copyright Applied For NVILLIAMS Sz WILKINS COMPANY PRESS BALTIMORE DEDICATION. Q To Laura johnson Wylie, '77 and '99. I have Written the tale of our life For a sheltered peopIe's mirth, In jesting guise-but ye are Wise And ye know what the jest is Worth BOARD OF EDITORS. Q ANNIE CALVERT JONES. ALICE ROBINSON TAGGART. MARIE GERTRUDE FULTON. SARAH GEORGIANA GRANT. MARY LOUISE I-IOSMER. CLARA ELIZABETH KING. HARRIET VELMA TURNER. MABEL WEBSTER BROWN. MARY LOUISE BRINCKERHOFF 4' JJ Au 253' QLG WJ 'll xv x ,E J wx F one accepts the fact that the object of a preface is to explain, the Editors feel that the preceding photograph and dedication almost obviate the necessity for a written introduction. For the aims and interests of our presiding genius are adequate reason for making our book, like the Frenchman in the Amazons, ,Rv 'ff ff? 5 lid. 5 English to ze backbone. Indeed, We con- sider the Vassar English Courses sufficiently stable and fundamental to provide backbone to an even more serious undertaking than ours. Further, they have proved peculiarly attractive to '99, largely on account of the head of the department. All her required courses We vvould gladly have elected, all her elective courses We required for our happiness. But, with all its Anglomaniac tendencies, you will recognize in our Vassarion the same prose and poetry, debate and romanticism, which has been existent since our College began. For, no matter how it is classified and subdivided, our annual must stand for, that which is most permanent and enduring in Vassar-her life and spirit. Preface ffl A N' -if me Gee W me Miz . I , C 4' .Y it ilwiiilfm. T ' Ctontente. - . , In I I I V Aja' S it Q f- ,figs . lpngiv :Q 'R Fe' - 'tr VT, f Y , 7' ei iris CSP 5M Z I 'fr-A Dedication, . ....... . Board of Editors, Preface, . . Contents, . Calendar, . Trustees, Faculty, . Classicism, .... Senior Class, . . . Senior Parlor Opening, . Class Day Photos, . . Class Day, . . . Commencement, . junior Class, . Halloween Party, . Sophomore Class, . Sophomore Party, ...... Freshman Class, ...... Fellows, Graduates and Special Students, . Summary, ........ jollyjingles, . . . Nineteenth Century Prose, . Students' Association, . Contemporary, . . Marshall Club, Civitas, . . . . Current Topics, . . . 6 Nineteenth Century Prose-Continued. Teachers' Club, ..... A Postponed Revenge, . Nineteenth Century Poetry, . Athletic Association, . Records, . . . Basket Ball Teams, . Va1entine's Day, . Floral Society, . . Wake Robin Club, Dickens, . . Shakespeare, . E. C. S. G., . . Trip to Mohonk, . Y. W. C. A., .... Y. W. C. A. Reception, . . College Settlement Association, , The Inside Track, .... The Development of the Drama, Philaletheis, .... Alpha, . . . Beta, . Theta, .... Omega, - . . . Non-Chapter Members, . Hall Plays, . . . An Insane Episode, . Romanticism, .... Philalethean Reception, . F0under's Day Reception, . Matthew Vassar, . . I-Ier Final Decision, . Advanced Argurnentation, . T. and M., . . . Qui Vive, . . . Inter-Society Debates, . Questions of the Hour, . Old English, .... . . Washingt0n's Birthday, .... Daughters of the American Revolution, Granddaughters', ..... Rochester Club, . . New England Club, . Southern Club, . . Shades of Patriotism, . 71 72 75 77 80 82 86 37 89 90 QI Q2 93 94 96 97 100 103 105 106 107 IO8 109 110 II3 118 127 T29 I30 ISI 133 135 137 138 139 140 141 143 T44 145 146 147 149 151 Gontents 00l1t6l1f6. Themes, . . Le F usain, . . Hellenic Society, . College Views, . Eating Clubs, . Alma Mater, , . . Glee Club, . . . Mandolin and Guitar Club, . Choir, .... Thekla, . . . Choral Club, . Vassarion Board, Miscellany Board, . Fair Vassar, . . Revised Class List, A Mouse-Eye View, . Cephissus, . . Fate's Irony, . Compensation, . Characteristic Poses, . A Ken of Kipling, . . Lest we F orget, . , Nineteenth Century Puzzle That Happy Moment, . A Wafijsted Confession, Yes, ..... Data, ..... Associate Alumnae, . . Vassar Students' Aid Society, The End, ..... 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Concert Dr. and Mrs. Gerritt Smith. . Annual Reception of the Christian Association Art Lecture : A Painting and its Component Parts Professor Van Ingen. . . . . Play given by the Four Chapters . . s. Lecture Recital : The German Art Ballad Dr. John C. Griggs. . . . . . . . . . . German Southern and New England Clubs. . . . . . , . . . . Concert Mrs. Seabury Ford, Miss Marguerite Hall, Mr. Mackenzie Gordon, Mr. David Bispham. . Lecture : Contemporary French Philosophy Professor Bracq. 9 QIEHFZHDHI GHECNOHEQ October 26, . . Art Lecture : Beginnings of Modern Painting Professor Van Ingen. October 28, . ..... Halloween Party, 1900 to 1902 .November I, . . . Lecture: Contemporary French History Professor Bracq. Mvember 1, ....... Lecture : Modern Greece Professor Leotsakos. November 2, ..... Lecture Recital : Music of Ireland Mr. George C. Gow. Mvemberj, ..., - . . Senior Parlor Gpening November 5, .... Lecture : College Settlement Work Miss Vida M. Scudder. November 9, . . . Art Lecture : The Art of Michael Angelo Professor Van Ingen. November II, . . M . Lecture Recital : Old Scottish and Jacobite Songs November I2 November I5 November I6 November 18, . November 22 November 26 November 27 November 29 November 30, . December 2, December 3, , . Y , . Professor Louis C. Elson. . . . . . . . . Sophomore Party . . Lecture : Contemporary French Eloquence . . . . Lecture Recital: Russian Music Dr. John C. Griggs. Lecture : The Teaching of English in Elementary Schools Professor Maxwell. . . . Lecture : Contemporary French Poetry Professor Bracq. . . . . . . First Hall Play My Lord Rinaldo. . Services in Commemoration of Professor Van Ingen . . Lecture : Contemporary French Drama Professor Bracq. . Lecture Recital : Hindu Village and Folk Music Dr. F. K. Sanders. . . . Anniversary of the Philalethean Society . . . . . . . . . . . Concert Glee, Mandolin and Guitar Clubs. IO December 9 , December I4 December 16, December 18 December 21 january 11, jauuafy 13, january 20, january 27, . .... Lecture : The Message of Browning Dr. Henry Van Dyke. . . . . Lecture Recital : Early English Music Mr. George C. Gow. Russian Rambles with Courtiers, Priests and Peasants Miss Isabel F. Hapgood. . Lecture: . . . . . . . . Christmas Music . . Lecture : The Folk-Song of Southern India Dr. F. K. Sanders. 1899. Lecture Recital : The Voice as a Painter of Emotion Mrs. Katharine Fiske and Mrs. Rita Lawton Schmidt. . . . Lecture: The Teaching of History in Secondary Schools Dr. Edward H. Castle. . . . . . Lecture: Life-Saving Stations Mr. Horace L. Piper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Concert Choral Club, assisted by Mrs. Gerritt Smith and Mrs. T. W. Roberts. january 28, February 7, February 8, February Io, February II, February 18, February 25, February 25, . . Lecture : Work of the State Charities' Aid Association Miss Mary L. Clark. . . . . . . . . . . . Lecture and Concert Mr. Horace Turner and Hampton Quartette. . . . . . . Lecture Recital z The Quartette Choir Dr. john C. Griggs. . . . . . . Lecture: Oxford University Mr. james M. Bruce . ..... . Second Hall Play The Rivals. . ..... Omega and Beta Plays . . . . Lecture : A Trip through the Greek Islands Miss Ruth Emerson. . Third Annual Meeting of Alumnae Historical Association II EEIIZIIDHN GEllCI1O8I0 February 27-March 3, . .... . Lectures Mrs. Blatch. March 4, . ........ Third Hall Play Christopher junior. March 9, . . . . Lecture : College Settlement Work Mrs. Simpkovitch. Alpha Play March II' ' ' Debate between T. and M. and Qui Vive Marck 18, ........ Fourth Hall Play The Private Secretary. March 19, . . ...... Passion and Easter Music March 22, ............. Concert Mr. Franz Kneisel, Mr. A. Schroeder, Mr. Arthur Whiting. Ceremonies Connected with the Acceptance of the Charter for Phi Beta Kappa Chapter April 7, April 14, Lecture : The Occupations and Education of Women of the Twentieth Century Mrs. Richards. April 28, . . . . . . Founderls Day func 11, . Baccalaureate Sunday june 13, ...... Class Day june 14, . . Thirty-fourth Annual Commencement I2 UTUBWCB 7 z u ' A N ' I . A I .Sl MEAN 'gn wx N' N, nixmnillllm, . - A ' ' I X . , mall' WWW . . .H K 9 AN R, X, lil MMV! l fllllfyf Hill , 0 .5 ull' ' flu, WWW ' X A NX , 1 l , WWW K ,xi C' Q M 'fflYi?-'Y'ef..'1i,f-fi: D' 1 . r',,?'e-,- 4:--':.-:.1f1fffw: - W 'M - 153233.i'QiJ?1.5fi1?:.:,1. ,: :j.re92f11i..Q ff: IWW ' 3 .ff':f.ijw . ,- '51 , . . - A H I 1-'L o N EDWARD LATHROP, D.D., . . New York CYRUS SWAN, . ' . . Poughkeepsie AUGUST L. ALLEN, A.M., . . Poughkeepsie GEORGE INNIS, . . . . Poughkeepsie JOHN H. DEANE, A.M., . HENRY M. KING, D.D., . . JOACHIM ELMENDORF, D.D., AUGUSTUS H. STRONG, D.D., . XWILLARD L. DEAN, . . FREDERICK F. THOMPSON, A.M., ALANSON J. Fox ,... DUNCAN D. PARMLY, . . . JAMES M. TAYLOR, D.D., LL.D., HELEN H. BACKUS, A.M., - EDWARD JUDSON, D.D., JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, . . ALBERT S. BICKMORE, A.M., Ph.D., ALLEN W. EVARTS, A.M., . NATHAN E. WOOD, D.D., . SAMUEL D. COYKENDALL, JAMES M. BRUCE, A.M., LEVI P. MORTON, LL.D., . EDWARD ELSWORTH, A.M., . FREDERICK T. GATES, D.D., ELLEN H. RICHARDS, A.M., HENRY M. SANDERS, D.D., CHARLES M. PRATT, A.B., . HENRY V. PELTON, A.B., . . SARAH S. ARMSTRONG, A.B., . . . New York Providence, R. I. . . New York . . Rochester . Poughkeepsie . . New York . Detroit, Mich. . . New York . Vassar College . . Brooklyn . New York . New York New York . . New York . Boston, Mass. . Rondout . Yonkers . Rhinecliif . . Poughkeepsie . . New York Jamaica Plain, Mass. . . New York . . Brooklyn . Poughkeepsie . Penn Yan Officers of the Board. EDWARD LATHROP, CHAIRMAN. XWILLARD L. DEAN, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. . BENSON VAN VLIET, SUPERINTENDENT. 'Died, October, 1898. I3 wiitcers of Government anb 1l nsttuction. OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT AND INSTRUCTION. ARRANGED, WITH THE XCEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT, IN EACH DIVISION IN ORDER Q JAMES M. TAYLOR, D.D., LL.D., President. Professor of Ethics. XHENRY VAN INGEN, Professor of Art. LEROY C. COOLEY, Ph.D., Matthew Vassar, Jr. Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Physics. WILLIAM B. DWIGHT, A.M., John Guy Vassar Professor of Natural History, and Curator of the M Geology and Mineralogy. ABBY LEACH, A.M., Professor of the Greek Language. TLUCY MAYNARD SALMON, A.M., Professor of History. ACHSAH M. ELY, A.B., Professor of Mathematics. MARY W. WHITNEY, A.M., Alumnm Maria Mitchell Professor of Astronomy, and Director of the Obs HERBERT ELMER MILLS, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Economics. JEAN CHARLEMAGNE BRACQ, A.B., John Guy Vassar Professor of Modern Languages. French. 1'Died, November 17, 1898. Tin Europe, on leave of absence. I4 US OF APPOINTMEN 611111. ervatory JOHN LEVERETT MOORE, Ph.D., Matthew Vassar, Jr. Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages and Literat Latin. FRANCES A. WOOD, Librarian. MRS. J. RYLAND KENDRICK, Lady Principal. OTTILIE I-IERHOLZ, Associate Professor of German. CHARLES W. MOULTON, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry. ELIZABETH B. TI-IELBERG, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Hygiene, and Resident Physician. FERDINAND COURTNEY FRENCH, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy. GEORGE COLEMAN GOW, A.B., Professor of Music. LAURA JOHNSON WYLIE, Ph.D., Professor of English. ELIZABETH E. BICKFORD, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology. John P. Giraud Chair of Natural History. LYDIA ANNIE WHITNEY, Instructor in Music. ELLA MCCALEB, AB., Q Secretary of the College. SOPHIA F. RICHARDSON,fA.B., Instructor in Mathematics. ELLA M. FREEMAN, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry. I5 ursuvvwu of Government ana instruction. Miicets of Government ano instruction. HARRIET ISABEL BALLINTINE, Director of the Gymnasium. HELEN FRANCES EPLER, A.B., Instructor in French. ADELAIDE UNDERHILL, A.B., Reference Librarian, and Cataloguer. ANTOINETTE CORNWELL, A.B., Assistant to the Lady Principal. GRACE HARRIET MACURDY, A.B Instructor in Greek. RUTH GENTRY, Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics. EVA G. MAY, Instructor in the Gymnasium. MARY ELIZABETH COOLEY, A.B Instructor in Physics. WINIFRED BALL, A.B., Instructor in Latin. KATHARINE WARREN, A.B., Instructor in English. ALICE W. WILCOX, A.B., Assistant in the Biological Laboratory. SARAH J. MCNARY, A.M., Instructor in English. CORNELIA H. B. ROGERS, Ph.D., Instructor in French and Italian. GRACE N. KIMBALL, M.D., Assistant Physician. 16 EMILIE LOUISE WELLS, A.B., Instructor in Economics. MARY EWART ADKINS, A.B., Assistant in the Gymnasium. EMILY HELEN DUTTON, A.M., Instructor in Latin. WINIFRED WARREN, Ph.D., Instructor in Latin. GERTRUDE BUCK, Ph.D., Instructor in English. EDITH RICKERT, A.B., Instructor in English. BERTHA J. BARTELMANN, Instructor in German. JAMES F. BALDWIN, Ph.D., Instructor in History. JOHN C. GRIGGS, Ph.D., Instructor in Singing. REBECCA W. BRUSH, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. ANNE MOORE, A.M., Assistant in Biology. ELISABETI-I WOODBRIDGE, Ph.D. Instructor in English. MARTHA HALE SI-IACKFORD, A.B., Critic in English. ALICE EVERETT, A.M., Assistant in the Observatory. 17 of Government emo 'iIn1sttuction,. wdlcem of Government :mb tinettucttonn. LOUISE BACORN, M.L., Critic in English. MARY CLOYD BURNLEY, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry. ' THEODORE CLARKE SMITH, Ph.D Instructor in History. ISABELLE STONE, Ph.D., Assistant in Physics. MARIE REIMER, A. B., Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. CORINTH LE DUC CROOK, Ph.D., Instructor in German. 18 CLASSICISM PLAN EoR THE CCDURSE. Q I.-FOUR PHASES OF CLASSICISM. A.-BROAD AND VITAL RELATION TO LIFE. I. Leaders of the classic movement. 2. Classic example. 3. Fusion of classic elements. 4. Culmination of the phase. B.--THE INDIVIDUAL IN HIs SOCIAL RELATIONS. I. Love of popular forms of literature--the periodical and novel. 2. The drama as an educator of the lower classes. C-TI-IE SCIENTIFIC IDEA MADE CoMMoN. I. The advancement of learning. 2. The happy results of classification. D.-ESSENTIAL MoDERNNEss. I. Energy and freshness. 2. Objective interest in surroundings. E.-TRANSITION FROM THE PURELY CLASSIC, MARKED BY I. Lack of classic form. 2. Combination of the classic and non-classic. 20 Ieabers of tbe Classic Ilbovement Rose and Gray. BRIDESMAID ROSE. Q Class Officers. ELSIE NICOLS, 4,Q'.,x ANNA SEELEY TUTTLE, ' President. Secrefary. V FLORENCE EMILY SPRAGUE, THBEAKZTLRHPKHQ HELEN DUNBAR THOMPSON, Mba-Presidevzi. Treasurer. Class Mernbers. ., 4 ABBOTT, BEATRICE VAIL, ' Cornwall on the Hudson, Orange CO., N. Y. l'se T Q, ABBOTT, CARRIE GARDNER, . V ' 2623 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. 21 Jleabere of the Glaseic IIBOUEINCIII. BAKER, NELLIE ROBINSON, , 47 Elrn St., Bangor, Me BATCHELOR, ROSA NIARY, BATES, BERTHA , BELCHER, JANE, 33 W. 25th St., New York City, N. Y 3522 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO II jane St., New York City, N. Y B1DLEMAN, NELLIE RUTH, BLUMENTHAL, HELEN, BOWMAN, EDA C., 283 E. State St., Columbus, O 3402 Vernon Ave., Chicago, Ill 1618 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa ex Ar,vs,v A e, N, i Y A -Q ,l tri K ... N l ks.. iff- NNE I x F V -' 'Xl'- N5 X x X 1 , .3 4 ei l Arie. S :S 9 W , ,Q . Wa: , . fl if Y 'ri A f '- .' .Ry , - -i t-xx ' 131 'gr' 5 5 4 BOYD, lWARY, BREED, PERSIS MARY, 359 jefferson Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 1239 Second St., Louisville, Ky. BRINCKERHOFF, MARY LOUISE, BROXVN, MAROU SOPHIA, BROWN, NIABEL WEBSTER, BURNETTE, JANE ALICE, BURR, MARIORIE, IO W. Fourth St., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Box 80, Hamilton, Mass. T2I8 Broadway, Knoxville, Tenn. Clyde, N. Y. Williamstown, Mass. 23 'llxaoizra of tbc Clzwsic UDOXTGIIIKIII 'J.L6HD6I'5 of 'IDG GIz155iC llbovement. ' .--:gg '... 'fs . S913 X 41 i I H 5 ,. H - 1' 9x YQ, 1- fp 1-,-.0-mfg ' I 'if y E BURWELL, ETHEL IRENE, 73 French St., New Brunswick, N. I BURWELL, ELIZABETH LOUISE, Winsted, Conn BUSEY, MARIETTA RUTH, Urbana, Ill CHAMBERLIN, LAURA ALLENE, Geneva, O CHANDLER, UNA ELIZABETH, 22 Mason St., Gloucester, Mass CHOATE, AUGUSTA, I33 Peeples St., West end, Atlanta, Ga CLARKE, ALICE, Care of 500 Central Ave., East Orange, N.J 24 ii Q? I Q fi ' ,. ,. , 1' EF, . ,X , 5' I 1 ear f., 5:,., . -' ,:-:I-wif ' , 'I se, 9 C QNX .2 ,, ,amy ,. 11242:- 9 r:1:.4-: Q 4 .Z A v ,I , 53, ,t,,s, c , M -5 E av sis' XA A F Q. nw., : ' ,..:5fff-f,-2. ...AL -L.-.515 .. , - -r::.22p9r:1- - ' f COLES, ALICE BELDEN, 76 Maiden Lane, Kingston, N. Y Cooic, MYRA GEORGA, 1920 Vine Place, Minneapolis, Minn COTRAEL, ELLEN ELIZABETH, Otto, N. Y CROWELL, ALICE BRUEN, 531 E. High St., Springfield, O. DAVIS, HELEN LEE, Moultonboro, N. H DE FREES, MARY LUCY, 212 Fifth St., Goshen, Incl DE LAND, MINERVA LEXVIS, Fairport, N. Y 25 leavers of the Glaaeic llbovement '1Lez1Der5 of the Glassic Illbovement. V2 DELANY, l1LEANoR ANN, ig Maj .F .3525 :?'4:., tiiI ' : .-. W A - . if , ' 9 -- 4 '-9 5. 97 xx 95211, . 'iii -.x-1-1. qi -. '- I 'Q 3 n, I fl' ,fm ig .. 'Y F if P 5 . 32314. N S Xiu ,I N I - is I W rv Nz. ef a- .- ig-fsfw .- P ' lr if i , .Q Y ' ff . ...ff-.1 g mf.: 1,5 . 9 .- y DILATUSIJI, CARRIE MAUD, DUDLEY, CAROLYN AUGUSTA, EASTVVOOD, MARY EDNA, EDSON, LORAINE, ELTING, EVARENE, FIELD, VIRGINIA, 26 537 Cleveland Ave., Chicago, lll Robbinsville, N. J 26 Thompson St., Concord, Mass Burlington, N. I 1705 Q St., Washington, D. C 5o Blandina St., Utica, N. Y I6 Brevoort Place, Brooklyn, N. Y V.. f' F' fy , .K , . A ,L x Y 5 6 i J 'C , 3 :- 1-C' :a-.. .:..-V .. A 0 tr A ..,g.:,::, 3.45:-, ::'1f.5QgI-11 g - 5. -:-A fm-are .4 .-1 1. lm.. ,.: 33' A , i , .f f MA N4 +1 M? 2- - - Ss.-. FISH, ALICE PARSONS, Waverly, N. Y. FITZROY, ALEXANDRIA SKENE, 42 Third Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. FOSTER, ISABELLA GRAHANI, 220 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. FOWLER, CLARISSA LOUISE, Olean, N. Y. FRY, MABEL MILDRED, Rochester, Pa. FULTON, MARIE GERTRUDE, 34.2 Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. GARRETT, EMMA LOU, 149 Washington St., Atlanta, Ga. 27 leaoers' of the Glassic mbovement 'ILCRDCIIB of tba? Gl868fC IIBOVZUICIIT. if v - . , . ff: Q33 I lv GATHRIGHT, MARGARET MAUD, ' ,Q 709 W. Maine St., Louisville, Ky A GILDERSLEEVE, LILLIAN, 1 I4IO Gilpin St., Denver, Col iii 21. A fd GRANT, SARAH GEORGIANA, 462 Holly Ave., St. Paul, Minn, ' -, f -iiv GREER, FLORENCE, . ChicagO, Ill ,- V A HALLARAN, MARY, IZI3 Madison St., Toledo, O ,L i ,gf HAMILTON, JEAN, ' 138 W. 6th St., Oswego, N. Y 9 l'lARDING, HANNAH VIENNA, Gaines, N. Y. l 28 - SF, . ' fi: al, - Z-J! 'YK f L1 . 1 X -S Y . 2 2- W A ., 'N F 23 'liz-if 7 '51 ,N 5 :ji fi X di A , i fAi'l1 -?3.,., ,,.., , ug 1 .4 - ,,...,:j5j5,:' -. 4 HART, LOUISE SANDERSON, HASSLER, CLAIRE BRACE, Albion, N. Y. 23 Pinckney St., Beacon Hill, Boston, Mass. HEARD, GERTRUDE BOOTH, Bertha St., Mt.VVasl'1ington, Pittsburg, Pa. HEYNVOOD, CAROLYN GERTRUDE, HILL, ED1TH, HOSMER, MARY LOUISE, HOV, HELEN KATHARINE, 29 Holyoke, Mass. Medina, N. Y. 146 E. 6th St., Oswego, N. Y. 584 Western Ave., Albany, N. Y. Leaoera of fbe Glaseic !ll5ovcmen't ICHUBTG of IDC . Gl21B5lC .flDOV61'l'lEI!L M. f I 1 9 I Yi M 1, as Jw- H-:.g E . . , S Q S S A va QI l N wr 'Z' vga ,I ' fwik 3 M.. . S ' f , ,vt gf 'fam I '214-, . ,, V., .LCN fygzzq, , ' QE' 'I' HURLBUT, MARY EVELINE, JACOBUS, EMMA LOUISE, JAMES, JANE ELEANOR, JENKINS, ANNIE ELIZABETH, JENKINS, LEILA, JONES, ANNIE CALVERT, KEI.LV, AGNES ROSEBURGH, 30 325 W. Io1St St., New York, N. Y 28 Wellesley St., Springfield, Mass 82 Chestnut St., Albany, N. Y I632 Wesley Ave., Evanston, Ill 510 Swede St., Norristown, Pa 419 Monroe St., Vicksburg, Miss Shady Lane, Pittsburg, Pa. . 1 KING, CLARA ELIZABETH, 2. 3 37 W. goth St., New York, N. Y. KI,EBERG MAY LOUISE, th, if 428 Clinton st., Brooklyn, N. Y -s ' fl Vt 4' LOEB, SARA, lx Ticonderoga, N. Y MCCAFFREY, CORA AGNES, 41 W. Seneca St., Oswego, N. Y ' A MCLEOD, LEILA DURANT, 429 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y MARTIN, BLANCHE, fgieig, ',A. . 620 B1Sl1Op St., Little Rock, Ark if f, MATHEWSON, MINNIE DEANE, Avoca, Steuben Co., N. Y. ' ' 31 'ILcaOe:r5 of the Claseic llbovement 'leaoers of tba Classic fll5OVCI'I1Zllf . 96 1' 1z,f5Li.Q? l' MEARS, RUTH BARTLETT, Nm 5 v ' I Z: 5 Williamstown, Mass 607 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn ' fl MERWIN, ADELE HEYWORTH, ' Sri- f , MESICK, IRENE, 52:1 swf: tl ' 'R MILLER, ALMA MAYNARD, lVlILLER, SUSAN GERTRUDE, ll' iff , if MORRILI., GRACE, 5:1125 . 5 ' 1 ' - . 3 - ' MOSER REGINA VIRGINIA S .N 7 J ' f ff? .- ,Q S? ' 32 72 N. Anna St., Little Falls, N., Y Winfield, Kan Suffield, Conn 8 S. South St., Concord, N. H 1717 Bank St., Baltimore, Md -Ki I 'QS Q NIURRAY, NIARGARET, I '? . . S if ' NEssENsoN, ELSA, U. , 510 N. M St., Tacoma, Was11. 'dn .5 A M NICOLS, ELSIE, 1 H 177 Nelson Ave., St. Paul, Minn. PATTERSON, MABEL LEWIS, - 20 St. james Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. l:a,, .,, ,E if PERCY, EDNAH MACVEAN, . 168 Troup St., Rochester, N. Y. , PETTEE, JULIA ENSIGN, - V Salisbury, Conn. PRICHARD, LUCY ELIZABETH, .W . Catlettsburg, Ky. ' 33 1331 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. QLCHDETB or U38 Classic fii5OVZYWZH'I ileabers of the Glassic fll5OX76l1l6llf. if'-If .0 1, I ,I 5 F 352-if - , A' ? 4 i 5 9 1' 9 m A l '1 X sf .-,-N.-ii -, x Jw A 'r .I B. ,I 13 if? Q- 133 Z my ggwe, 'J -.15 -.-4' 'V 4. . R f?-31? ' F ' .15 c! , - 42, QI, ' .T S-' ffm . ' . 'Ziff' . 1' 'HES .--.11 ,I 41,1 f ., 5.: 1, 1 , 'J ,V RAY, ELEANOR KNAPP, Unionville, Mass RAY, NIABEL, Franklin, Mass RICHARDSON, BERTHA, 86 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.f Y Romsms, GRACE HANNAH, 243 Summit Ave., St. Paul, Minn Ro1sE1g'rs, ROSAMOND, ' 20 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, N. Y RUSSELL, EDITH SUTHERLAND A I43 College St., New Haven, Conn SCOFIELD, HARRIET BATES, Canandaigua, N. Y 34 J' In , ,Q .5 1 p ff 1, I ' ,I 1 . ,LM A L. ' u' ' if W ' . .. ,I , . U- I iirgx-. , 3 'M' L Q- . Q1 yr 'R , . I 'wry ' I: ' 2 f, Q 5 ul 6 75 -Qu 4 'zgrgl ,xx 1. ., ,. wf:s:a:. 42 ' , If af - fc 3, f 'Big-1, 93, ,.,. x V .4,,.,.,, egg, lfQ5Tisffa5f'f - W ' -If-J-I ,: V V 'VA' F ' '-.- -. I I , WN' Q, If SIMANTON, ANNA MAUD, Asbury, Warren Co., N. SMITH, NATHALIE, 254 Montgomery St., Newburgh, N. Y. SMITH, SUSAN ELLEN, W. Market St., York, Pa. SPAULDING, LEILA CLEMENT, 2OISt St., Bedford Park, New York, N.Y. SPICER, MABEL ALBERTA, 423 N. Weber St., Colorado Springs, Col SPRAGUE, ANTOINETTE BURTON, 734 Superior St., Toledo, O. SPRAGUE, FLORENCE EMILY, 734 Superior St., Toledo, O. 35 'Lancers of the Glaaeic Ilbovzment leaoers of the Glassic ffbovcnment. ' 'N . ,. .S ff? ' . .... 5 Q, . b, X I .2 X M 4 f S9 it M 5, ' 3, -Enya, I Y x Q k f I 'A J pq Y A 'P A ,jeff .1 x. . -W I.. .o f J 'sw 2 Q-gi: 2. ,uf it A Q f :xi X f Ph fx' 4 5 JI 1 t, W f ,I f. d a. K- A n STOWELL, MARY ESTY, 45 N. Aurora St., Ithaca St,, Ithaca, N. Y TAGGART, ALICE ROBINSON, 272 Broadway, Newport, R. I THOMPSON, HELEN DUNBAR, 604 N. Spruce St., Colorado Springs, CO1 TOMPKINS, BESSIE MARIE, Lincoln Ave. and Lafayette St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y TOZER, ALTA MAY, N. Bennington, Vt TRUESDALE, PHCEBE KIRKPATRICK, 742 Boyson St., Youngstown, O TURNER, I-IARRIET VELMA, 410 N. 4th St., Camden, N. I 36 Ali, , mags 2 1 A T 'l 1112? '-s 1 -' ,. 75 1-,,. 5' 1 c P2 ,lv aa, . - X Q TUTTLE, ANNA SEELEY, UPDEGRAFF, RACHEL, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. McGregor, Iowa. VANDERSLICE, ISABEL LITTLE, VAN INWEGEN, ANNA, 47,6 Stafford Road, Germantown, Pa. 28 Cole St., Port Jervis, N. Y. VAN KLEECK, MARIE TALLMADGE 255 Mill St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 3 WARE, ABBY HUNTINGTON, WHEELER, RUTH, 1501 W. Sixth St., Topeka, Kan. 305 Montgomery St., West Pittston, Pa. 37 leavers of the Classic flbovcmeait leavers of the Classic fllbovementr -f:::r:1:-'Inf fE'4,.::5. Am 1 I? 'vs aw f , 45512, fy -2 ,A V ,qzx . -.:2:a,.:zf . - , U? 9' ,I-:if rn ' l . xv A-'-af El I ' I 1 f A , WICKER, JULIA FRANCES, Tlconderoga, N WILSON, ANABEL HODGES, I4 Putnam Ave., Waterville, N WRIGHT, FLORENCE ELLA, 739 Willson Ave., Cleveland, WYLIE, MARY ELIZABETH, 303 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N Honorary Memberg Miss WYLIE. 38 ,N 9' JExamplr: ClE156iC TT--gg SENIOR PARLOR GPENING. November 5. Seniors to Sophomores. Committee. Grace Hannah Robbins. Alice Clarke. Annie Elizabeth Jenkins. Leila jenkins. JA Q rf w m 8,11 A vbi. Q.. f ' I mx 1 J ,X -J H Il ' Leila Durant McLeod. Eleanor Knapp Ray. Mabel Ray. :af bi sr XS .1-lillw-il . 'H- '5 A i iijllg gg , JK' :sign QV f H am lily I f ZZ WW F1 -is xox faux QX Mr' XP X G m .l x JI, ,K A 1, ., 39 ifusion of Classic Elements. 41 a 4. 5 'Z'-f . Q , 'P- . H 3 W f f IA rff Q-.:z. ' 1.-3 , Y-ur? wm. , if -I v 3':4 '5'5iI':f' -.251-,. 'F 5 - :fail 2 'i'lffaj:7?1'.2ff'ff'-idler 4:, V, u- ' fi : ' ef if ' - ' , f -. 1 ' - . , cr-is .-':?:f ' '2' 5237 ' ' f' Y2'???1f-53-E:-T271 3:12 ' QS' . :- T' '-LN1 . ve-:fv:: f1af , . , 5555:-ff E:21ffr:j-f'j::15:Z,'f.3, ,'Ef'?'Ei ggi .Q M- A 1 . l -- :...1I5l:5:,., j:.:,5::5:5.: . 13,22 ,i ,VZ 1, . Q i . In V, ' I' 2 'f- if f 'Te-, f Z: . '-4. ,- Ywwi 5. -.H ' -'f w . 'br V -233 V-Zig ,Q , -712:-Q,fEJ 'f' ' ' -. -5' 451 fl if -'A- f ' ' 932' ww , gt: -1+ CLASS DAY. J une 13. -1 Q Committee. Mabel Ray. Alice Clarke. , Bertha Richardson. Antoinette Burton Sprague. Rosamond Roberts. Elizabeth Louise Burwell. Mary Boyd. Class Historians. Gertrude Booth Heard. Alice Robinson Taggart. Spade Orator. A Eleanor Knapp Ray. .41 :fusion of tbe :Elements Gulmination of the lbbaee. TH IRTY-FOU RTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. VASSAR COLLEGE. 'Q Commencement Speakers. Mary Louise Brinckerhoffl Mary Louise Hosmer. Emma Lou Garrett. jean Hamilton. x,X,SXXN xyw I V. A Grace Hannah Robbins. Leila Clement Spaulding lg '? P WT fgf X v f f QV A ...up-v iSg X num: ,4 x gf Eau-I X x 'x71i x x N xxxwxxxx xe . L x K. ,S .K i ,L fi ?-Zn, F54 ? L iffiiiife 'E LEA .ii i LL'-L'-L 2e?4 fi? . aa, f ,- --' E -E? 11,552 f Na mi 5MYf.,5'f' ' . f i f C 15 Mya M, .fl ,aff , v giy '-var- 5 S -L gikh' L 34-113+-3 'jun-:' ,afar G: . : , 52-4-4 2, Q as - -ST?-:gg Am' ' I -+ - X if g:.i'?-lr, I'-1 1,QT 4Ea We-vi . , 5415? umesammix- ' f . X ?:. LL, f 35 : e 1 ' ' Neel 9 '- -X -. Q ,- -, ' 42 TROVC of Y wmmwwn- in W Wjlfwirnr W- ,wmv m9D31l3t fish-L?-RR Y J, 'Wgnw Y VW KN ,U 1 V 47 A Sw 0 y 'literature fn my gym ww 5 M 'W 'MQW 4254 ' V 1 B' A f A1 l 1 'X-6-I. fl! ilxgyf lg X , N , dj 5 ' W . , M , nl MCF- Rose and Gray. DARK RED CARNATION. vi Q Class Officers. EUNICE ROCKWOOD OBERLY, quasi, JULIA BRAINERD TARBOX, Presideni. ' Secretary GRACE BERTHA RAYMOND, HARRIET BICKMORE LONG, Woe-President. Treasurer. MAUDE LOUISE RAY, Poet. Class Members. ADLEM, FLORENCE WHITE, - - Red Bank, N- I ANDREWS, GRACE, . . . - . Yonkers ANGELL, JOSEPHINE MEDBURY, ARMSTRONG, ESTELLE RICE, BAKER, MARTHA LAPHAM, BARNARD, VIOLET, . . BARROWS, ALICE PRENTICE, . BARTLETT, LOUISE STEVENS, . . '43 Leavenworth, Kan . Detroit, Mich - Saginaw, Mich - Saginaw, Mich. - Lowell, Mass. Providence, R. I. love or popular Forma or literature. BAXTER, KATHARINE CRISSEY, BEADLE, PHEBE HARRIET, - BENEDICT, MARION, . . BORDEN, ASENATH, BOURNE, MARY JOY, BRADLEY, EMMA, f . BRANCH, ANNIE LAIRD, . . BROWNELL, FLORENCE MINERVA, BUDINGTON, MARGARET, . . BURNHAM, ALICE MIRIAM, - CAHN, ANNA LOUISE, . CANDLER, GERTRUDE MARY, COLBURN, HELEN ELIZABETH, COMSTOCK, MARIE-BELLE, - - CORBIN, ELIZABETH BREWSTER, CORCILIUS, IRENE ,... COSSAR, HARRIET BONNEY, . CRATER, ANNIE MARIA, . DAILEY, EVA BOTTORFF, DAVIS, ALICE ESTEP, . DAY, PAULINE BOYDEN, . DEAN, FLORA GRACE, - . DEGRAFF, BESSIE LOUISE, . DEWEY, RUSHA A. HUNTINGTON DORRANCE, FRANCES, . . DOWLING, FLORENCE CHISHOLM DUNNING, MARGARET, . . EISEMAN, ALICE LOUISE, - ESS, MARION PAULINE, . . ETTENSON, HARRIET ESTHER, . FORD, FLORENCE MAY, . . FOWLER, SADIE LESLIE, . FRENCH, FLORENCE HOSMER, F ROTHINGHAM, MARY, - . GALLAGHER, HELEN DAVIS, - GAUS, DAISY, . . . GRAHAM, ELIZABETH, . GREEE, RUTH WINFREDA, . . HARMON, MARTHA GROSVENOR, 1 Plainfield, N. I - - Rochester - . Brooklyn - Fall River, Mass - - New York - New York - Augusta, Ga - Hamilton Kingston . Hamilton - New York - - Detroit, Mich Newton Centre, Mass - - Alpena, Mich - Oxford - Iamestown Manchester, N. H - Freehold, N. I - Peoria, Ill - Glenshaw, Pa - Springfield, Mass - San Francisco, Cal . Detroit, Mich - St. Albans, Vt - Dorranceton, Pa - - Toledo, O - New York - St. Louis, MO - Kansas City, Mo . Leavenworth, Kan - - Oneonta - Newark, N. I - . Albany . Detroit, Mich Brooklyn - - Brooklyn - Memphis, Tenn - Des Moines, Iowa - - Hamilton HARRAH, FLORENCE, - . HAVENS, ALICE LENA, . . HENSHAW, HELEN MANVILLE, HIRSCH, TELZA BABETTA, . HORNE, CAROLINE RUTH, - HORST, MABEL LOUISE, . JEFFREY, LUCINDA ELIZA, . JOHN, EMILY, .--- JOHNSON, EMMA LAWRENCE, JOHNSON, MAY VIVIAN - . JOHNSON, SUSAN FORNEY, . JOHNSTON, HELEN BURROWES, JONES, FRANCES MAY, . KAUFFMAN, MARY CATHERINE, LANE, ALICE UNDERHILL, - LARSEN, MARION HORTENSE, LENT, SUSAN BARBARA, . LE ROY, ALMA MILDRED, . LLOYD, MARY ELIZABETH, LONG, HARRIET BICKMORE, - LOVETT, MARY, . . . MCMAHON, SUSAN, . MARSALIS, LAILA, . . MERRITT, EDITH SOMERVILLE, MORIARTY, LAURA ANGELA, MUCKENHOUPT, LEOCADIA MATILDA, - NELSON, ANNIE ELISE, . OBERLY, EUNICE ROCKWOOD, O,CONNELL, FANCHON EILEEN, ONDERDONK, MABEL HELEN, PACKER, EDITH CROZIER, PAGE, ARRIA HORTENSE, PAIZNE, PEAKE, PERRY, PIERCE PIERCE JENNIE MACKAY, GRACE, . - . MARIE THOMPSON, , SOPHIA GLEASON, , THERESA VINTON, PLUMB, MYRA WINIERED, PRESTON, MARIE MAPLES, Philadelphia, Pa. . - Denver, Col Des Moines, Iowa . Duluth, Minn - - Albany - Newark, N. J Littleton, Mass - Johnstown, Pa Asbury Park, N. J - Asheville, N. C Asheville, N. C . . Chicago, Ill - - Catskill Des Moines, Iowa . Poughkeepsie - Manistee, Mich - - Highland Manchester, Iowa - Pittsburg, Pa - Tenant's Harbor, Me Little Silver, N. J . . Bradford, Pa - - New York - Newark, N. J - Albany Poughkeepsie - - New York Washington, D. C Fort Dodge, Iowa. - Poughkeepsie. - Trenton, N. J - Braintree, Mass . Flint, Mich. - Rockford, Ill - Rockford, Ill San Francisco, Cal Indianapolis, Ind - Detroit, Mich . . Delhi love of popular Norms of literature :Ili , Il u1lI'FE i ' W SG r if N I I , FEL 5 5 E.. fm wr lub mm-M Florence Adlem . Josephine Angell. Pyramus, Thisbe, Wall, . Moonshine, Lion, . 1900 to 1902. HALLGWEEN PARTY. . October 28, 1898. Committee. Emma Bradley. Play.-PYRAMUS AND Cast. 47 THISBE. Bessie DeGraff. Christel Wilkins. . A. Barrows Eunice Oberly . M. Dunning . L. Fowler . E. Packer Gbe Emma as an Ebucator of the lower Classes Gbe Fabvanceenent of A Zipeamtzlu. L! Ros: and Gray. IACQUEMINOT ROSE. Secretary. Treasurer. Q Class Officers. LOUISE SOMMER I-IOLMQUIST, 9 BERTHA SAGE BELL, Preszdent. Q 'J I JULIA BELDEN LOCKWOOD, ALICE WADSWORTH, Wee-P1'esz'deni. ADELAIDE CRAPSEY, Poet. Class Members. ABERCROMBIE, EDITH BRAINERD, . - . ADAIR, BARBARA, --.- AFFELD, ANTOINETTE, . ALBRIGIIT, LEILA RUTH, - ATKINS, ELORENCE GALLUP, . AYER, ANNA GILMAN, - BAIR, MINNIE LEE, - - - BALDWVIN, GENEVIEVE HOLCOMB, BANDLER, HELEN KATHRYNE, . BARTLETT, LUCY TOWNSEND, . BAXTER, CLARA LEAVITT, BEAHAM, MARY EDNA, . 48 If - Worcester, Mass. . Atlanta, Ga. . Brooklyn. - Detroit, Mich. . Indianapolis, Ind. . Camden, N. J. . Poughkeepsie. Council Bluffs, Iowa. . . - Owego. - Poughkeepsie. . Quincy, Mass. - Independence, Mo. Ri MSF BEEBE, LAURA ELISE, . BELKNAP, ALICE SILLIMAN, BELL, BERTHA SAGE, - BISHOP, DELLA, . - BLITZ, MARIAN, BOAK, MABEL, - - BOYD, RACHEL DAVIS, -. - BRAGDON, LOUISE SHERWOOD, - BROAD, MARY, ...- BROOKS, EDITH LAURIE, - - BUFFINGTON, ADALINE ALLSTON, BURLEIGH, GERTRUDE FLORENCE, . BUTLER, MAUDE, ---- BUTTERFIELD, MARY, - CALHOUN, MARGARET, - - - COBB, ANGELENA MARIE HODGEMAN, COLE, ELSIE LAGRANGE, . - COLE, LUCIA, - . - CORNELL, EDNA MITCHELL, - CRAPSEY, ADELAIDE, . . . CURREY, HELEN MARGUERITE, DAVIS, JULIA ANNETTE, - - DEWEY, CHARLOTTE AGNES, . DODGE, MARY DANFORTH, DOTY, ADA LOUISE, . DUTCHER, ELIZABETH, . EDMONDSON, MIRIAN REES, - ELLIS, KATHERINE RUTH, . ESHENOUR, MARY LOUISE, FARNHAM, MABEL AUSTIN, FARRELL, ROSE EVA, . FICHTER, EDITH BEACH, - FOOTE, LOUISE KNOX, . FORD, MARIETTA HALLEY, FOSTER, HELEN WRIGHT, FRY, EDITH, .... GARVIN, ETHEL MAY, . . GIBSON, ALICE SCHIEFFELIN, . GILMAN, GRACE GARDNER, . - Sidney, O - . Louisville, Ky. West Bay City, Mich. - Wyandotte, Mich. - Detroit, Mich. New York. . Fonda. Buffalo - . - Buffalo Springfield, Mass - - Dover, N. I Springfield, Mass Des Moines, Iowa. Grand Rapids, Mich. - Springfield, Mass - - Fairport - . - Albany - East Orange, N. I - Saginaw, Mich . - Rochester. Evanston, Ill - Crawford, Ind - - - Oneida - Morristown, N. I - - - Yonkers . Brooklyn . . . Pelham - Charles City, Iowa . . . Geneva. . Suffield, Conn Fort Dodge, Iowa Rockaway, N. I . . Rochester . . . . Troy East Orange, N. I . Louisville, Ky . Hartford, Conn. Croton Falls Detroit, Mich. Eine Hovaiicemcmt of Learning. Irbe Ewvancement of learning. GLENDINNING, KATE HARRISON, GOETZ, ADELAIDE LOUISE, GOODENOW, VALERIE STON GOULD, FLORENCE LOUISE, GREENE, ELIZABETH, . . E, GREGG, ELEANOR MILLIGAN, GRIFFITHS, ANNA BUSSEY, GRISWOLD, BESSIE CORNEL GROSS, HELEN, . . . HANNA, GRACE BUHRER, HARTRIDGE, JULIA WAYNE, HINRLE, EMILY, . . HOLDEN, ALICE ELVIRA, . L, . - HOLMQUIST, LOUISE SOMMER, HOLT, CLARA HART, . . HOWE, ALICE LIZZETTE, HUBBARD, EDITH PRESTON, HUBBELL, MINNIE DELAND, HULL, ISABEL MATTHEWS, HUME, ANNIE GRAHAM, . HUMES, JANE LOUISE, HUNTER, EDITH LOUISE, INGRAHAM, MARIORIE STAR JACKMAN, LENA, . . R, JACKSON, MARGARET PINCKNEY, IENNINGS, EMILY STARR, JUSTICE, ANNA, - . - KESSLER, JOSEPHINE DILWORTH, IKINDRED, LALLA EUGENIA, IQING, EDITH BARCROFT, KUTCLIER, BESSIE LUELLA, LANGDON, ANNIE ELLIOTT LAUDER, MARY AGNES, . LEAVITT, AMY VV-I-IITE, . , LOCKWO OD, JULIA BELDEN, LORD, ADA JEANNETTE, . LORD, ELEANOR ANNA, . MCCLENAIIAN, ELLA WILSON, MCDONALD, STATIRA PREBLE, . - - Chicago, Ill - Indianapolis, Ind . Boston, Mass - - - Moline, Ill Long Branch. City, N. I . . Allegheny, Pa - - - Utica . . Little Falls Worcester, Mass . Cleveland, IO - Savannah, C-ra - Poughkeepsie Worcester, Mass . . New York - Cleveland, O - Worcester, Mass Plymouth, Mass - - Rochester Somerville, 'Ilenn Washington, D. C . . Cortland . Norwalk, Conn Glen, Ridge, N. J - Poughkeepsie Providence, R. I . Detroit, Mich Philadelphia, Ha - . Butte, Mont Philadelphia, Pa Des Moines, Iowa - East Orange, N. I . . Brooklyn . . Brooklyn Eastport, Me Norwalk, Conn - Wolfeboro, N. H. . Rosemont, Pa. . - Port Chester. . Manchester, Mass. love of Doputar Homme ot E516 THIN CC. QUIGLEY, CORA CECILIA, RAITT, ELSIE MAY, . RAY, MAUDE LOUISE, - RAYMOND, GRACE BERTHA, REED, ROWENA, - - - RICHARDSON, RUTH RAYMOND, RICHARDSON, WINIERED MORSE, . RIDDELL, SARAH AGNES, - . SAMSON, ELEANOR KENRICK, SAUVAGE, VILDA, . . . SAVERY, ANNE PYM, . SAVILLE, ALICE BARTON, - . SCARBOROUGH, JULIA MACRAE, SCHMIDT, MABEL PEARSON, - - SEGERARTI-I, HENRIETTA WILHELMINA, SHOUSE, VANCE, ..... SIDENBERG, ELSIE, . SMITH, EMMA WALDO, SMITH, MARY DELTA, - Harrisburg, Pa - - Newburgh - Franklin, Mass Charles City, Iowa - Sacramento, Cal - . Brooklyn Brooklyn - Canisteo Portland, Me - Newark, N. J . Wilmington, Del . Denver, Col - Austin, Texas Indianapolis, Ind . - Dunkirk Henderson, Ky . New York . Insein, Burma - York, Pa SPENCER, GRACE IONE, - - - Utica SPRATT, MARY MARGARET, . . Ogdensburg STEVENS, CAROLINE HARRIS, . - Rochester SUFFERN, ELSIE DERIEMER, - Plainfield, N. J TARBOX, JULIA BRAINERD, . . Batavia TAYLOR, ELIZABETH BERDAN, - South Orange, N. J TEMPLE, MARY ELIZABETH, . . . Seneca THORNE, ANNA DEAN, - . . - Windham TOURTELLOT, IDA ALICE, . . - East Derry, N. I-I TROWBRIDGE, ISABEL BLISS, Constantinople, Turkey VAILE, GERTRUDE, . . . Denver, Col WADSWORTH, LILLIAN, . - - Albany WAGAR, EFFIE SERENA, - - . Lakewood, O WALLACH, ADELAIDE NETTIE, . New York WALLER, MABEL, . . Indiana, Pa WARE, LOUISE, . . . . Auburn WARNER, EMMA ALDRICPI, . Centralia, Ill WEEKS, JULIA MANLEY, New York WELLS, RUTH, . . . . WILKINS, VCHRISTEL WHIPPLE, - Quincy, Ill Boston, Mass MASON, MARY ATWATER, . MENDELL, ELSIE, - - MILES, STELLA, MILTON, ALICE, . MOORE, SYBIL JANE, . MORGAN, MARIAN, . MOSER, RUTH, . . . MOSSMAN, MARIAN WATROUS, NELLIS, RUTH, . - - NEUKIRCH, EDYTHE ROSETTE, NISBE1', VIRGINIA LORD, . NORRIS, KATHARINE AUGUSTA, NUTTING, HELEN, - . OLBISTEDI MYRTLE ADELIA, . OSBORN, FLORENCE VIOLA, OMSHAUGHNESSY, ETTA, . PARKER, RUTH LOUISE, - PATTERSON, ROBBIE BELLE, - PERKINS, ELIZA BROOKHOUSE, PERKINS, MABEL HELEN, - PETERS, BETSEY KING, - PLATT, LOUISE BARTLETT, . POPPLETON, CARRIE, - PULSIFER, JULIA, . . . RAIGUEL, MARGUERITE ALDEN, REED, CLARA STILLMAN, - REHMANN, ANTOINETTE JULIA, RIDDLE, MABEL VIRGINIA, - RITCH, MARY PHILLIPS, - ROBBINS, ALMEDA BURNETT, RUSSELL, MIRIAM AGNES, - ST. JOHN, JESSIE JANET, SANBORN, MARIAN EMILY, SCHLEICHER, DENA, . . 'SCHMITT, EDYTHE ROSALIE, SCHULDICE, ANNA LOUISE, - SCOTT, GERALDINE DUNBAR, SEYMOUR, IDA JANE, - . SHAWDE, ANNA CECILIA, . . . Batavia Boston, Mass . . Brooklyn - Waltham, Mass Le Mars, Iowa. . - Rochester . Mechanicsburg, Pa New Haven, Conn . . . Johnstown. - New York. - Savannah, Ga - Youngstown, O . - New York Washingto1I, D. C - Manasquan, N. J - Peoria, Ill. . Brooklyn - Franklin, Ky - Salem, Mass Grand Rapids, Mich - - Cincinnati, O - Poughkeepsie . Birmingham, Mich . . . Auburn . Freehold, N. J - Springfield, Mass - Newark, N. J - St. Louis, MO. - Pt. Jefferson, L. I - Greenfield, Mass Cleveland, Ohio . - Yonkers - St. Paul, Minn - - Peoria, Ill - San Francisco, Cal - Danbury, Conn - . Dunkirk - Granville, Mass - Easton, Pa. 'GDC 'HDVHTICZMZIUZ of 'Learning 'Gbe Etovancement of IGHFIIIHQ. SHEPARD, GAIL, . - - SICKLEY, KATHARINE OLIVIA, . SMYTH, LETITIA JEAN, . . SPALDING, MARY CAROLINE, . STEINGESTER, HERMINE ANNA, . STEVENSON, LOUISA STONE, STEWART, HELEN DUNHAM, . STIMSON, ALICE MARY, . STIMSON, JULIA CATHERINE, . STORKE, HELEN ELDRED, - - STRYKER, FLORENCE ELIZABETH, . SWARTZ, HELEN MARGARET, . TAET, ELIZABETH BEERS, - TAGGART, MONA LOUISE, . . TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE ROTHELIA, . TILTON, EVA PIKE, - . - TOTMAN, ETHEL LOUISE, - TOURTELLOTTE, EDITH LOUISE, TUPPER, MAY BELLE, - . TUTTLE, GERTRUDE, - - - VAN SLYKE, ELLEN MULFORD, - VAUGHAN, MILDRED RANDOLPH, VOWINCKEL, GERTRUDE HEWIT, - WADSWORTH, ALICE, - . - WALCH, ANNA MARIE, . . WARNOCK, ANNE KATHRYN. WASHBURN, MARY VIRGINIA, WATERBURY, MADELIA HALE, . WATERS, HELEN LUDLUM, - WATSON, IDA ISABEL, - - WEBSTER, ALICE JEAN CHANDLER, WELCH, HILDA FRANCES, . - WELLINGTON, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT WHEELOCK, JULIA, . . . WHITCOMB, BEULAH BEATRICE, . WHITE, ELIZABETH TERRY, . WHITMAN, MARY BARBOUR, - WIGHTMAN, SUSAN WILLIAMS, . WOOD, HAZEL BULMER, - WOODRUEB, IDA WALLACE, Des Moines, Iowa - Poughkeepsie East Orange, N. J - Laurel, Del - Brooklyn . Lowell, Mass - Warren, O New York - New York . . Auburn . Riverside, N. J South Norwalk, Conn . . Brooklyn Indianapolis, Incl . . Gloversville Mt. Vernon - Fairfield, Me Marlborough, Mass - Philadelphia, Pa . Hornellsville . . Kingston - Louisville, Ky Hollidaysburg, Pa . Binghamton Syracuse Urbana, O . . . Batavia Ballston Springs . . Kingston . Newark, N. J . - Fredonia - New Haven, Conn . . J Bronxville . - Brooklyn - Davenport, Iowa - - New York . Chicago, Ill Hartford, Conn - Gloversville . Trenton, N. J 9 sos , SOPHOMORE PARTY. 1901 to 1902. -a Q Address, . . . Miss Genevieve Baldwin Reply, . . . . Miss Millicent Todd Song of Welcome, . . Glee Club 1901 Song of Response, . . . Glee Club 1902 - Committee. Miss Betsey King Peters. Miss Louise Bartlett Platt. Miss Lucy Townsend Bartlett. Miss Grace Buhrer Hanna. Miss Louise Sommer Holmquist. 53 'WDHDDQ 1126511115 of Gl21651f1C8if10I1. Energy fr' I-gxTv7g vI To W 1- 1 ,- anb ., 51,1 ' 9 - Fresbnesa. -1 22? 'gg Q 'Q A I 2 QI ,--L ,I ' get em, J',,jff' .4 fzib X Q J J f ! I , ,T la d X I I ,ae U, W I K if I FIG? Rose and Gray. DAYBREAK CARNATION. Q Class Officers. THEODOSIA HAMILTON HADLEY, MARY BLISS DALE, Presideni. Wk- Secretary. MABEL ELTA COWLING, NINA OTIS ELDRED, Wce-Presidenl. Treasurer. Class Members. ALLEN, EDNA FRANCES, - . - . - Adams ARNOLD, LOUISE HARLAKENDEN, - - Rochester AVERY, IESSIE RUTH, . . . . Rochester BACHELLER, ALICE HELEN, - - Lowell, Mass BACON, BERTHA LILIAN, . - - Brooklyn BARBOUR, LOUISE HUNTLEY, BARKER, REBECCA LOUISE, BARNARD, GERTRUDE COLBY, BARNUM, AGNES LAUDER, BARSE, ALICE EIAVVTI-IORNE, BATEMAN, MABEL, . . BEERS, EDITH, . 54 Brookline, Mass New Brighton, Pa - - Rochester . . Binghamton Kansas City, Mo - Grenloch, N. I Danbury, Conn BENEDICT, FLORENCE, . . BERGER, ELIZABETH GRACE, . BIRD, ANNA WOODS, BLACKMER, NINA GODWIN, BLOOMER, MARY ELIZABETH, BOLAND, MARION GENEVIEVE, . BOWEN, LILIAN NICINTYRE, . BRUCE, GRACE, . BURTIS, GRACE LAURANA, BUSHELL, FLORANCE, CAMPBELL, IETTA GROVER, - CARLETON, BESSIE GERTRUDE, . CARPENTER, ANNIE CORNELIA, - CHRISTY, IENNIE LOUISE, - . CLARKE, ISABELLA WRIGHT, . 'lf COBB, ELLEN VIVIAN, . COLLISON. MARY FRANCES, . COOK, REBECCA, - - - - Fall River, Mass CORRIGAN. ETTA IRENE, - COWAN, NELLIE MARY, COWLING, MABEL ELTA, CRAIG, NELLY, . CROSBY, HELEN AMELIA, . CRUM, HELEN VAN FLEET, CUDDEBACK, ANNA MILLS, . CURD, PATTY, . CURTISS, FLORENCE EGLANTINE, . CUTTING, ELIZABETH SCOVEL, . DALE, MARY BLISS, DAVIS, CAROLYN, . DAVIS, MARY CAROLINE, DAY, MABEL EVELYN, - DELAVAN, MARY LUCRETIA, . DEWEY, ALICE MARION, . . DIBBLE, ANNA MARIE, . . DOLLIVER, EDA FLORENCE, DOYEN, MABEL FLORENCE, - - - Clinton - Pittsburg, Pa - Wilmington, Del Grand Rapids, Mich - Norwalk, Conn Worcester, Mass - Hartford, Conn - - Elmira . Brooklyn - Paterson, N. I Wichita, Kan Hartford, Conn Ramsey, N. I Stamford, Conn . Kingston Asheville, N . C - - - Troy - Cleveland, O . Hobart - Chicago, Ill Rock Island, Ill Grand Rapids, Mich - - Bedford, Iowa - Port Jervis - Ioyesdale, Ky - - Rochester. North Adams, Mass - Beyrout, Syria Crawfordsville, Ind - . . Yonkers - . Albany - Pittsburg, Pa Washington, D. C . . . Perry - Somerville, Mass - - Quincy, Ill DRAKE, MARIAN LOUISE, . . Morgan Park, Ill DUNNING, FLORENCE LILLIAN, . - Indianapolis, Incl Energig ano Ifresbnese Energy ano IZIGSDIIZSE. EDGAR, GERTRUDE, ELDRED, NINA OTIS, . ELLIS, HELEN LOUISE, - EVANS, MARION JEANNETTE, . . EVERTS, ELIZABETH DELAMATER, . FENTON, FRANCES, FLEMING, MARY, - FLETCHER, ADOLPHINE, . FREEMAN, LUCY BIGELOW, GENTRY, RUTH RUSSELL, . HADLEY, THEODOSIA HAMILTON, . HANNA, JULIA NUTIMAN, - HANNUM, JANE MARIE, HARRIS, MARY BERTRAM, . HATFIELD, FRANCES MABEL, . HEARNE, IDALEA HASTINGS, - HEATER, HELEN BIRDSALL, HEATH, HELEN CELIA, - HECKER, GRACE CLARA, - HEDGES, BLANCHE BLOSSOM, HEDRICIC, MARY SHERWOOD, . HEQUEMBOURG, ETHEL MARIE, HILL, MARGUERITE GOULD, - HOLT, CLARA FARWELL, HURD, JESSIE, . JOHN, FANNY, - JOHNSON, ELIZABETH FORREST, JOHNSON, RUTIi WOOLSEY, - JOHNSTON, RUTH MABEL, . JUDSON, MARGARET, - KELLOGG, ETHEL, KELLY, MARY BLANCI-IE, KENNEDY, LUCY BELL, . KENNEDY, MABEL CLAIRE, KENT, GRACE LUELLA, KNEELAND, VIDA, LANCE, EMELINE, . LAWRENCE, EDITH CLARE, LEARY, JULIA LOUISE, - - . - Rahway, N. J. Coronado Beach, Cal. - - West Point. - Rome. - - Binghamton. Washington, D. C - Harrisburg, Pa - Little Rock, Ark - Worcester, Mass - Kansas City, MO - Indianapolis, Ind - Fort Wayne, Ind - Victory Mills - Salem, Mass - - Utica - - New York - Waterbury, Conn Concord, N. H - Detroit, Mich - Dansville Salisbury, N. C - - Dunkirk . Moline, Ill - Claremont, N. H - - Syracuse Johnstown, Pa - - Utica - - Oswego - Port Leyden - New York . Syracuse - Penn Yan . Pittsburgh, Pa . Denver, Col - Newark, N. J . Brooklyn Watertown Cleveland, O - Penn Yan LEFEVRE, ELIZABETH, - - LITTLEJOHN, HILDA STUART, - LOUD, EMILY HATHAWAY, . LOUD, FLORENCE VILITTA, MCCARRELL, HARRIET BIRCH, MCCULLOUGH, BELLE, - MCCURDY, FLORENCE, - MCCURDY, ISABEL, - - MCKINLEY, FALLIE FELKER, MCNAIR, I-IANNAH LOUISE, MARSHALL, MARY MORRIS, - MERRILL, DORA ELLEN, MERRITT, ANNA VAIL, . MILLER, FLORENCE DIKE, . MILLER, IESSIE ELEANOR, MILMR, MONA LOUISE, MINTON, DELTA, . MOEEAT, MARY CUTTER, MOORE, EDNA FLORENCE, MOORE, ELIZABETH, . MORAN, MILDRED, . . . MURPHY, MARION COREILLE, - - MYERS, MARY VAN SCI-IOONHOVEN, - MYNTER, EMILY, NELSON, CHARLOTTE BRIGGS, NIELD, MILLIS CECIL, . NORTH, MARION HOWE, O,CONNOR, EVELYN, . ORR, LUELLA, . OTIS, HARRIETTE MIDGLEY, PARKE, MARGUERITE, - - PARTON, HULDA ERNESTINE, PIERCE, EVELINA, POLLARD, MARGARET ADELAIDE, RAMSAY, ISABELLE LOUISE, - . RIBLET, WINIERED SOPHIA, ROE, MAEEL, . ROSAN, IOSEPHINE NEWBERRY, . RUSSELL, CLARA LOUISE, - . 6 . - . New Paltz. Upper Montclair, N. I. . . Au Sable, Mich. Au Sable, Mich. . McKeesport, Pa Lake Forest, Ill. . Youngstown, O Youngstown, O. Pittsburg, Pa - Omaha, Neb. - Girard, O Chicago, Ill. Brooklyn. Aurora, Ill. Olathe, Kan. - Olathe, Kan. Brooklyn. - New York. - Arnold, Pa. - - St. Louis, Mo S. Norwalk, Conn. - Springfield, Mass - New York: . Buffalo - Decatur, Ill. - Louisville, Ky. - Brookline, Mass. - - Rochester - Denver, Col. - - Kingston. Paterson, N. I. - Yonkers. - Portland, Me. . - Keene, N. H - Perth Amboy, N. I: - - - Erie, Pa - - Chicago, Ill - - . Brooklyn Great Barrington, Mass . Energy anb ifrcabnees Energy anb Freshness. RUSSELL, ELLA MAY, . SANFORD, LOUISE, . SCHMITZ, ADELE, . - - SHANTZ, HARRIET ELIZABETH, SHORES, BESSIE, . . . SIMPSON, FANNY PRODDOW, SLOSSON, AGNES NARAMORE, SMEDBERG, MARY MYNDERSE, SMITH, ELIZABETH MANLEY, SNYDER, ERMINA, . . SPENCER, MAY BLACKMAN, SPERRY, CAROLINE MAY, STACY, MARIE ANTOINBTTE, STARK, HELEN LOUISE, . STEWART, MARY DAISY, . STODDARD, CAROLINE, . SWIFT, HELEN DICKINSON, TALMADGE, BESSIE JACKSON, TANNER, SUSAN AMELIA, . TAYLOR, OLIVE EDITH, . THOMAS, MINNIE ELSIE, . THOMPSON, ANNE CATHERINE, TODD, MILLICENT, A - - UTTER, GRACE LILLIAN, WALCH, GERTRUDE HARRIET, WALLEERG, CLARA LOUISE, . WEBBER, GRACE, . . WEIKERT, BESSIE CARPENTER, WELLS, FLORENCE ADA, - WHITE, ELSA HILLYER, WHITE, HELEN VIRGINIA, . WILLIAMS, EMMA AMELIA, . WILLIAMSON, HELEN EWING, WILSON, BESSIE DAVIS, WRIGHT, MAUDE, . YOUNG, GRACE EDNA, . . ZIMMERMAN, JULIA ELIZABET H, - New Haven, Conn . Knoxville, Tenn - St. Louis, Mo - Rochester - Ashland, Wis - New York . Kenosha, Wis - Saugerties . Portland, Me - Lansingburg . . . Brooklyn North Adams, Mass . - . Rochester . Penn Yan Atlanta, Ga - Rochester - Ottawa, Ill - Hammondsport - - Erie, Pa . Washington, Pa - Lewiston, Me - - Syracuse . Amherst, Mass - Brooklyn - Syracuse - Brooklyn Salem, Mass - Poughkeepsie - Racine, Wis - Cambridge, Mass - Camden, N. I - Waterville Evansville, Ind. - Brooklyn . Hinsdale, Ill - Knoxville, Tenn - Cleveland, O Fellow. MARY RICHARDSON and LYDIA PRATT BABBOTT FOUNDATION. ANNIE LYNDESAY WILKINSON, A.B., 1897, A.M., 1898, Mathematics. Graduate Scholars. Bryn Mawr College MABEL REED BENWAY, A.B., 1898, Astronomy and Mathematics. MAY BRACE GRANGER, A.B., 1898, Greek. MARIA COX MCCARTY, A.B., 1898, Greek. ETHEL MAY SERVISS, A.B., 1898, Mathematics and Astronomy. LIZZIE MAY SIMPSON, A.B., 1889, Greek. Graduate Students. LUCY ALDRICH FITCH, A.B., 1894, Chemistry. KATHARINE LOIS HASKELL, A.B., 1898, Chemistry. EMELINE K. HUNT, A.B., 1889, English. BEATRICE SHAW, A.B., 1897, Music. MARY GREENLEAF STEVENS, A.B., 1883, Greek. In Special Courses. BATCHELLER, MAUD ELIZABETH, .... . COWLEY, ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, . ELWELL, ANNA CYNTHIA, . . GIRAUD, LUCIE VARIEN, . HANCE, JULIA DRUMMOND, . . KING, HELEN EDITH, . . MCKAY, MABEL, . . MOORE, MARY AGNES, MUNDY, CAROLINE, . . NELSON, NINA PEARL, . NICHOLS, MARY WESTCOTT, ODIARD, ANNA OVEDIA, . OVERMAN, MARJORIE, . . PICKERING, LYLE, . PRATT, NELLIE GRACE, . SAUNDERS, MARY ELIZA, . SRINNER, FRANCES LAURA, . . STICKNEY, ISABEL, . . VANDERBILT, MABEL TILDEN, . VAN LAW, MAUDE LUCILE, . WARNER, ELIZABETH CONVERSE, . YANTIS, BESSIE LEE, . . . YANTIS, LOLA, . . . VAN SCHAICK, EMMA, . . 59 Providence, R. I . Allegheny, Pa Newark Valley . Poughkeepsie Red Bank, N. I . . Windsor . . Dunkirk . Chipman, N. B Newark, N. I . St. Joseph, Mo Newark, N. J Mankato, Minn Springfield, Mass . Denver, Col . . Oswego . . Yonkers Milwaukee, Wis . . Buffalo Princeton, N. J . Arlington, Ill . Irvington Brownwood, Tex Brownwood, Tex . Delaware, Wis Gombtnation of tbe Glassic anb nonsdlasstc. SUMMARY. Q Graduate Students, Seniors, . . juniors, . . Sophomores, . Freshmen, . . In Special Courses, . Whole number, . STATES REPRESENTED. New York, . Massachusetts, New Jersey, . Pennsylvania, Illinois, . . Michigan, . Connecticut, . Ohio, . . Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, . . Kentucky, . New Hampshire, . Colorado, . Maine, . . Georgia, . Kansas, . Minnesota, . Tennessee, . . 214 . 52 - 47 . 38 . 31 . 25 . I 24 . 23 16 . I2 II . IO 9 - 9 8 - 7 7 - 7 6 District of Columbia, California, . . Wisconsin, . . North Carolina, . Delaware, . . Rhode Island, Texas, . . Arkansas, Vermont, . Burma, . Maryland, . Mississippi, Montana, . Nebraska, . New Brunswick, Syria, . . Turkey, . Virginia, . Washington, II IIS 125 169 166 24 613 6 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 2 I I I I I I I I I I wbjective , interest in EJ X1 p I SUUUOIIUUIITQS u Q ii-E10 - JT ld f ll H7110 E5 P- -aa -AQ W f if lm 'ii Svc: ' X -4 q Y -0. .gr estate , T - I gy, t I M , , ry ' Q I-It ,4fZN,'9? JX- ,4 X if I ' L 35 H 0 r- HH She loved her instructor with all her heart. She was young and pretty, not passing smart, - And when she was told to come over at three, Ah, Athen, she remarked, I am asked to tea. So, robed in purple and linen fine, She started Strongward with smile benign. She knocked at the door and was asked inside But her loved one looked just a trifle tried. I have come to take tea, the Freshman said. The teacher looked puzzled, the girl grew red. Alas and alack ! for her sad mistake, A tutor, not tea, she was asked to take. p, The gas won't burn,' ' she sadly said. The man looked pained and shook his head. To make it burn more bright I tore the tissue paper All off the top last night. But 61 The gas won't burn, she sadly said. The man looked pained and shook his head. FLORENCE L. GOULD, '19o1. objective llmterest in Sutrmnnoulgs. In the soap palace she'd meet us, Said the Senior, sweet and stately 3 So we waited at the laundry up the stair. But she came not there to greet us And we have been wondering lately If she meant some spot of which we're unaware. , . wi.. .f!:i5'l'iU E! A Freshman was making a search To get an account of white birch. She spent three whole hours And exhausted her powers, But somehow was left in the lurch. I There's a tree on the campus, 'tis true, A fact that the wise Freshman knew. ' Tis too far, said she, To walk to the tree So I'11 read the Britannica through. KK 62 N INETEENTH CENTURY PRGSE PLAN FOR THE CUURSE. Q I. CHARACTERISTIC PERIODS Qin order of importance, not chronologyj. A .-Revolutionary study of present discontents. B.-Discussion of the romantic movement of the Nineteenth Century C-Utilitarianism-according to Mill. D.-Speeches on foreign relations. E.-Daily agitation of matters of interest. F-Tendency toward the didactic. 54 IT IV frmffyff O f TI Q53 . , - I . .W .M EO- ik I -qll I ' 1 Fll lft QQ EMMA LOU GARRETT, Presz'a'en!. ,QQ MARY LOUISE BRINCKERHOFF, Wee-Presz'a'em'. 19OO LOUISE STEVENS BARTLETT, Sewfefaafy and Treasmfer Q COMMITTEE GN SELF-GOVERNMENT. Q 799 EMMA LOU GARRETT. '99. M. L. BRINCKERHOFF. A. CHOATE. G. H. ROBBINS. 1901. L. R. ALBRIGI-IT. L. S. HOLMQUIST. 65 F. F. M. F. C. 1900. DORRANCE. HARRAI-I. D. SMITH. 1902. FENTON. L. RUSSELL. 1Revolutionarp STIIOQ of llbresent Eiscontellts. rw Q. Dl5CllE6lO!l ct the TRONIHIIYIC fibovenlcnt of the 1I-lineteentb Century. P 'Gill flnnirmvnta Qlulv '99 BLANCI-IE MARTIN, Chazwzzavz of Executive C'0mmz'!z'ec. IQOO JULIA B. TARBOX, Sefrelazjf. '99 ANTOINETTE B. SPRAGUE, Lz'bmrz'm1 Members. B. V. Abbott. ,QQ M. L. Patterson. 1900 R. A. H. Dewey. N. R. Baker. '99 E. Percy. IQOO F. Dorrance. M. L. Brinckerhoff. '99 J. E. Pettee. IQOO D. Gaus. M. W. Brown. '99 L. E. Prichard. 1900 R. W. Grefe. E. I. Burwell. '99 R. Roberts. 1900 M. G. Harmon. E. L. Burwell. '99 H B. Scofield. 1900 M. L. Horst. M. L. De Frees. '99 L. C. Spaulding. IQOO M.V. Johnson. E. Elting. '99 A. B. Sprague. 1900 S. McMahon. I. G. Foster. '99 A. R. Taggart. 1900 E. R. Oberly. M. G. Fulton. 'QQ H D. Thompson. 1900 M. Payne. E. L. Garrett. '99 A. M. Tozer. 1900 T. V. Pierce. M. M. Gathright. '99 P. K. Truesdale. 1900 M. L. Ray. J. Hamilton. '99 A. Van lnwegen. 1900 E. K. Samson. G. B. Heard. 1900 F. W. Adlem. IQOO V. Sauvage. C. G. Heywood. H. K. Hoy. J. E. james. L. Jenkins. A. C. jones. C. E. King. M. L. Kleberg. B. Martin. R. B. Mears. A. H. Merwin. A. M. Miller. M. Murray. Mrs. Kendrick. Dr. Thelberg. 1900 A. P. Barrows. IQOO M. P. Schmidt. IQOO L. S. Bartlett. 1900 E. Sidenberg. IQOO M. Benedict. 1900 E. VV. Smith. IQOO A. Borden. IQOO M. M. Spratt. IQOO M. J. Bourne. 1900 C. H. Stevens. IQOO A. L. Branch. 1900 B. Tarbox. IQOO F. M. Brownell. 1900 M. E. Temple. 1900 M. Budington. IQOO I. B. Trowbridge. 1900 G. M. Candler. 1900 E. S. VVagar. 1900 A. M. Crater. 1900 M. Waller. 1900 P. B. Day 1901 F. E. Stryker. IQOO F. G. Dean. Honorary Members. Dr. Kimball. Miss Buck. Miss Wylie. Miss Wells. 66 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 7 7 7 7 3 3 99 99 99 99 ,99 99 99 99 3 3 3 3 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 3 99 99 3 99 3 99 3 99 99 99 ,99 ,99 '99 ,99 THE MARSHALL CLUB. 'Q 'QQ E. A. DELANY, Presidenl. 7 3 7 7 C. G. Abbott. R. M. Batchelor. B. Bates. N. R. Baker. I. Belcher. N. R. Bidleman. H Blumenthal. E. C. Bowman. M L. Brinckerhoff ' M S. Brown. E. I. Burwell. E. L. Burwell. M R. Busey. M Burr. L. A. Chamberlin. U. E. Chandler. A. Clarke. A. B. Coles. E. E. Cotrael. A. B. Crowell. M L. DeLand. E. A. DeLany. E. Elting. A. P. Fish. C. L. Fowler. M M. Fry. M G. Fulton. 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 1900 M. DUNNING, Secreigzry. Members. H. E. Mills. E. L. Garrett. L.Gi1dersleeve. F. Greer. M. Hallaran. J. Hamilton. C. B. Hassler. G. B. Heard, E. Hill. M. L. Hosmer. H. K. Hoy. M. E. Hurlbut. J. E. James. A. E. jenkins. L. Jenkins. S. Loeb. C. A. McCaffrey. L. D. McLeod. R. B. Mears I. Mesick. G. Morrill. M. Murray. E. Nicols. J. F.. Pettee. L. E. Prichard. E. K. Ray. M. Ray. B. Richardson. 67 ,99 ,99 99 '99 99 99 ,99 '99 99 99 99 99 ,99 99 '99 '99 99 ,99 7 99 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 3 3 3 3 3 7 3 3 3 G. H. Robbins. R. Roberts. E. S. Russell, N. Smith. S. E. Smith. L. C. Spaulding. A. B. Sprague. F. E. Sprague. M. E. Stowell. A. R. Taggart. H. D. Thompson B. M. Tompkins. A. M. Tozer. H. V. Turner. I. L. Vanderslice A. Van Inwegen. A. H. Ware. J. F. Wicker. F. E. Wright. F. W. Adlem. I. M. Angell. E. R. Armstrong. P. H. Beadle. M. Benedict. A. P. Barrows. E. Bradley. A. L. Branch. Tlltilitattaniem BCCOIMNQ to libill. 'Gltilitatiamsm Eccowing to FMU. IQOO IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO F. M. Brownell. M. Budington. A. L. Cahn. H. B. Cossar. A. M. Crater. A. E. Davis. B. L. DeGraff. F. Dorrance. A. L. Eiseman. M. P. Ess. H. E. Ettenson. S. L. Fowler. H. D. Gallagher. E. Graham. R. W. Grefe. M. G. Harmon. F. Harrah. H. M. Henshaw. E. L. johnson. M. V. Johnson. IQO0 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO S. F. Johnson. F. M. jones. M. C. Kauffman. M. Lovett. S. McMahon. L. Marsalis. E. S. Merritt. L. A. Moriarty. F. E. O'C0nnell. E. C. Packer. J. M. Payne. S . G. Pierce. T. V. Pierce. M. L. Ray. B. R. Richardson. W. M. Richardson. S. A. Riddell. E. K. Samson. V. Sauvage. J. M. Scarborough. 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 H. W. Segebarth V Shouse. E. Sidenberg. G. I. Spencer. M M. Spratt. C. H. Stevens. F.. D. Suffern. J. B. Tarbox. M. E. Temple. I. A. Tourtellot. G Vaile. L. Wadsworth. F.. S. Wagar. A. N. Wallach. E. A. Warner. J. M. Weeks. C. W. Wilkins. A. S. Belknap. H D. Stewart. F. E . Stryker. ,, D-aaanuar, H 68 CIVITAS. Q QQ AUGUSTA CHOATE, Clzairman. ,QQ GRACE MORRILL, Secretary. Members. 1900 '99 ,99 '99 199 99 I 900 1900 99 ,99 ,99 99 1900 '99 1900 ,99 ,99 1900 J 7 Violet Barnard. Persis Mary Breed. Mary Louise Brinckerhoff. Augusta Choate. Alice Clarke. Mary Edna Eastwood. Marion Pauline Ess. Mabel Louise Horst. Mary Louise Hosmer. Leila jenkins. Annie Calvert Jones. Blanche Martin. Edith Somerville Merritt. Grace Morrill. Jennie MacKay Payne. Bertha Richardson. Helen Dunbar Thompson. Isabel Bliss Trowbridge. 69 Eveecbes on Foreign lmlationis Daily agitation of matters of 1I nterest . fx EWWWEW7 7:W76 5 CNW Officers. IQOI MARGARET PINCKNEY JACKSON, President. IQOI I901 IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 I90I IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI ALICE MARY STIMSON, Woe-Preszdeni. R. Albright. H. Baldwin. S. Bartlett. L. Baxter. L. Brooks. . Calhoun. Crapsey. K. Foote. . H. Ford. . W. Foster. G. Gilman. IQOI MARIETTA HALLEY FORD, Secretary. IQOI EDITH LAURIE BROOKS, Treasurer Members. . H. Glendinning. B. Hanna. ' S. Holmquist. . D. Hubbell. 70 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI A. G. Hume. M. P. Jackson. E. B. King. E. Mendell. M. Morgan. B. K. Peters. C. S. Reed. M. V. Riddle. L. Smyth. A. M. Stirnson. J. C. Stimson. H. E. Storke. M. B. Tupper. H. F. Welchq B. B. Whitcomb. Y 98 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 TEACHERS' CLUB. Q ,QQ MARY E. EASTWOOD, Chairman. MARIA MCCARTY. N. R. Baker. R. M. Batchelor. -I. Belcher. E. C. Bowman. J. A. Burnette. E. I. Burwell. M. R. Busey. L. A. Chamberlin. Cook. H. L. Davis. M. L. DeFrees. C. M. Dilatush. C. A. Dudley. M. G. ,QQ VIRGINIA FIELD, Secrefary. Advisory Board. ,QQ EDNAH M. PERCY. ,QQ NELLIE R. BAKER. Members. ,QQ M. E. Eastwood. ' ! QQ E. Elting. '99 V. Field. '99 A. S. Fitzroy. 99 C. L. Fowler. 99 L. Gildersleeve. QQ C. G. Heywood. QQ H. K. Hoy. 99 I. E. james. Q9 M. L. Kleberg. 99 S. Loeb. Q9 B. Martin. '99 L. D. McLeod. ! ! J ! 7 Y ! 7 71 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 I. Mesick. S. G. Miller. E. Nessenson. E. Nicols. E. M. Percy. L. E. Prichard. B. Richardson. H. B. Scofield. H. D. Thompson. J. F. F. Wicker. E. Wright. M. E. Wylie. Genbencp towarb the Eioactic. El Dostnoneo Revenge. 'Wo 15' Q HE MIDDLE of the morning, Sue, and a written A ' 1 qvn' 'il' I lesson the next hour, and I find You darning , ci T 1 stockings. ffizffe I I always do it when I want to think. .L 1 I an I Come in and help me plan to tix old Kate. 4 ' , If ' What has she done now ? I '.'4 I i Nothing new. I haven't gotten even I ' Ak44.W ,Q , 4 with her since she put my name down on the E .I ,p ' '-'- 6 order-blank for that two-volumed Tennyson I 5- 'gf'7 :g , Q- 5 - , did not want and had to take. p W You're somewhat slow, I think. Kate ' 14 3 would have paid you up long ago. Well, Babe, she and I take different methods. 'We Scots nurse our grief to keep it warm,' and I never forget. Babe settled herself on the couch. Your Scotch ancestry is rather sudden, I'm thinking. Anything I can do to help P Tell me her latest aspiration and I'l1 crush it. Latest aspiration. Let's see. Student's has been pursuing her to some degree lately. Thinks our class does not talk enough at meetings and wants her to speak. She is tremendously interested in to-night's business and expects to make the sensation of the evening. She told me yesterday that she had thought out the main heads of her argument. What side is she on P asked Sue, dropping her work. The one you and I are. I arn not on any side. Not going to vote. I wish something would wake you up. I am glad they picked Kate out, for she can talk. Yes, Kate 's like Mulvaney-it's she that has the tongue. You know well enough, so does she, that certain people will follow her like sheep, Babe began, impatiently. Kate's ambition does lean a little toward a nobler personal influence. I do wish she could realize that others could be magnetic, too. For instance, the same girls would flock after you if you would speak in Student's as you do in class-meetings. 72 The bell rang and Sue commenced the usual search for her fountain pen. No more of that. Come on to Greek and hear me Hunk. Between the fourth hour and luncheon, as they dodged the storm doors of Rockefeller, Sue said to Babe. I Kate won't deliver that speech to-night. You are dreaming. Nothing on earth but forcible detention will keep her from the meeting. Exactly, remarked Sue. What are you going to do? You can't-' I will call on you if I need assistance. But it will cripple our side in Student's. No, it won't. I will look out for that. At five thirty-five Sue, from the fifth center stairway, was watching the Infirmary adjunct wheel a muffled form into the passage that leads to room V. Descending, she caught faint remonstrances smothered by the closing door. The elevator stopped and deposited a solitary passenger. It was Babe. As the two started in friendly silence down the corridor, they met an excited girl with a dress-suit case. O Sue, isn't it awful! she said. Are you taking Kate's things to her? Here, give that to me. I've had the disease and you might be imprudent. You walk slowly while I leave it at the door. I can't wait, said Sue's Freshman room-mate, and, with a farewell glance of mournful importance, trotted off down the fire-wall stairs, Too bad, isn't it? said Sue, a moment later, observing the sunset over the hills. I-Iow did you ever do it P They stopped at a window and Sue grinned. I don 't like to acknowledge it but I hadn't an idea until I watched Kate at basket-ball and noticed how patchy her face gets when she plays. That did the work for me. You know all the Infirmary people are on the lookout for a new case of measles and especially that new trained nurse. She had a wheeled chair sent down for Kate almost as soon as the poor innocent got back from Gyrn.- the result of my talk with her Freshman room-mate. I naturally kept myself in the background, but as I passed the door, I took in what I could. There Kate was in her basket-ball togs listening while the law was laid down from the safety of the other side of the parlor by the room-mate. There isn't another soul in V, so she can't catch anything. The Doctor does not make her rounds until after chapel and Kate won't try to escape before that, for she half believes she has it. 73 El mostponeb Revenge. El IDOBTDOYICU IRCVZNQZ. You might try to stop the Doctor as she comes out of chapel. Oh, I'll chance it without that ! Besides, I have other business on hand. Bring me some bread and milk, will you? I am not going to dinner. The meeting had come to order and the question was open for discussion. In the midst of the general whispering, Mr. President, Mr. President, came simultaneously from the middle and rear of the room. Sue sat down, embarrassed, and looked around. Then she gasped. Kate was standing erect and calm, amid the giggles of the back seat. Sue noticed that she had on a carefully adjusted golf-cape 3 but those who were nearer sw that the chapel floor was swept by unwonted folds of scarlet eider-down flannel. A certain Freshman head peered so far over the gallery-rail that its owner's eye-glasses fell with a light tinkle to the aisle beneath. Sue bowed her head into a hymn-book, as Kate's well prepared oration progressed. And to think of my cutting dinner to compose something to take the place of that eloquence. Don't you care. Get up and do it now, urged Babe. Heavens! when it's taking all my nervous force to think how I'll keep her from having the laugh on me. I will slip out now and explain the situation to that Freshman. How many dinners at Smith's should you consider a large enough bribe to keep her quiet? PERSIS MARY BREED, '99. 74 W N INETEENTH CENTURY PGETRY PLAN FUR THE COURSE. Q I. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERIOD. A.-Varied movement. B.-Great creative imagination. C.-Love of simplicity. Back to Nature, the watch-word of the time. D.-Development of the philosophical idea of happiness 1. Individualistic conception. 2. Social conception. 3. Humanistic conception. 76 llieuicb f1f3tva.Iw nt 54 Q9 R. B. MEARS, Presz'a'enf. B. V. Abbott. C. G. Abbott. . Belcher. M. S. Brown. M. VV. Brown. M. Burr. E. L. Burwell. M. R. Busey. U. E. Chandler. A. Clarke. 19oo.A. P. BARROWS, Wee-Presz'af'enz'. i Igoo M. W. PLUMB, Sewfelavjf. Members. Professor A. M. Ely. Dr. E. B. Thelberg. '99. E. Elting. I. G. Foster. M. M. Fry. M. G. Fulton. M. M. Gathright. S. G. Grant. J. Hamilton. G. B. Heard. C. G. Heywood. M L. Hosmer. H K. Hoy. E. A. Deloany. 77 19oo J. PULSIFER, Treasurevf. Dr. G. N. Kimball. Professorj. L. Moore. E. Hurlburt. M. A. E. jenkins. L. jenkins. A Kelly. C. L. E. King. D. McLeod. B. Martin. R.. A S. G. B. Mears. H Merwin. G. Miller. Morrill. Matteo HSOVZNGZIII. Murray. Nicols. E. Prichard. K. Ray. Ray. H. Robbins. VV. Adlern Andrews. Barnard. P. Barrows. S. Bartlett. C. Baxter. Borden. Bradley. M. Brownell. . M. Burnham. B. Comstock. I. Corcilius. M. Crater. B. Day. G. Dean. L. DEGTHH. Affeld. G. Ayer. H. Baldwin. L. Baxter. E. Beaham. S. Belknap. Bell. Blitz. L. Brooks. A. Burlington. L. Burleigh. Calhoun. Roberts. S. Russell. E. Smith. B. Sprague. E. Sprague. E. Stowell. 1900. Dorrance. C. Dowling. Dunning. L. Fowler. W. Grefe. G. Harmon. R. Horne. John. B. Long. McMahon. Marsalis. S. Merritt. E. O'Connell. Peake. T. Perry. G. Pierce. 1901. M. Cornell. Crapsey. D. Dodge. L. Doty. L. Dutcher. B. Fichter. W. Foster. S. Gibson. Gross. Holt. L. Howe. G. Hume. 78 H. V. Turner. A. S. Tuttle. I. L. Vanderslice. A. H. Ware. A. H. Wilsoii. T. V. Pierce. M. W. Plumb. M. L. Ray. R. Reed. W. M. Richardson. E. K. Samson. V. Sauvage. A. P. Savery. V. Shouse. E. Sidenberg. E. W. Smith. M. M. Spratt. C. H. Stevens. L. VVadswo1'th. J. M. Weeks. R. Wells. J. L. Humes. E. L. Hunter. M. P. jackson. J. D. Kessler. E. B. King. M. A. Lauder. A. W. Leavitt. J. B. Lockwood. A. Lord. E. A. Lord. E. W. McClenahan S. P. McDonald. Mendell. Moser. L. Nisbet. B. Patterson. H. Perkins. K. Peters. I Pulsifer. C S. Reed. A J. Rehmann. I R. Avery. H. Bacheller. L. Bacon. H. Barbour. W. Bird. G. Carleton. L. Christy. W. Clarke. I. Corrigan. Craig. A. Crosby. Van F. Crum. M . Cuddeback. S . Cutting. . E. Day. V. Riddle. L. Russell. R. Schmitt. L. Scliuldice. C. Spalding. A. Steingester. M. Stimson. T. C. Stimson. 1902. M. Dibble. L. Drake. L. Dunning. Fenton. Fleming. M. Hatfield. B. Heater. C. Hecker. G. Hill. W. johnson. Judson. Kneeland. B. McCarro11. F. McKinley. V. Merritt. Minton. 79 H. M. Swartz. R. Taylor. L. Totman. . R. Vaughan. . Wadsworth. . J. C. Webster. . F. Welch. . E. Wellington I. W. Woodruff . C. Moffatt. Moore. V. Myers. Orr. M. Overman. M. Russell. Schmitz. N. Slosson. M. Smedberg M. Sperry. D. Stewart. B. Underhill. Webber. H. White. Wright. wallet? lll5OV6l'IlCl1iT 11981560 movement. is I' EVENT. 100 Yard Dash, . 220 Yard Dash, L20 Yard Hurdle, Running High jump, Running Broad jump, Standing Broad jump, Fence Vault, . . Basket Ball Throw, Base Ball Throw, Putting Shot, 18 lbs. 300 Yards Relay Race, C IS Track Athletics. RECORD. . IAA, seconds, . 34 seconds, . . 22 1-5 seconds, . . 3 ft. 8M in. . . I3 ft. gin.. . . 7ft.6in. . . 4 ft. 72 in. . 56 ft. 62 in. . . 161 ft. 2 in. 23 ft. 5 in. . . 48 seconds, .1 . I . ' 1 .4 A u 1' l A. .' .gpg ,. X.. s ,mb .,!.,42.k3..'w . 1,--v '. . .:sv5Q- ll . fy. .- '1'Jkl.'12Jt VX , . .' -'VHFFIN 9y7n',fQ.' r - . 1. ' '33 '15'!7.v JY-f ' .- , -. ' ' '::,::l.u,.x, .- -.1 Q3 S2 HOLDER. B. L. DeGraff, 1900 . I. Adams, '98 R. Reed, 1900 J. Lockwood, 1901 . R. Reed, 1900 . R. Reed, 1900 M. Calhoun, IQOI B. L. DeGraff, 1900 I. C. Thallon, ,97 j. Lockwood, 1901 E. V. Jones, '98 . . . . '98 Q , Ng1,,5..f fig, ,L1iQ',Q.g ck. ,,. iQ J 47 f X fi ff ffl! , , ,..fQ , Basket Ball, 1898. April I6-'QS Us. 1901, ...... score 6-4, in favor of '98 ' '99 vs. 1900, . score 2-O, in favor of ,QQ April 23-'QS zfs. 1900, . . score 4-0, in favor of '98 'QQ 215. 1901, score 2-0, in favor of '99 May 7-'Q8 vs. '99, . score 2-O, in favor of '98 IQOO vs. 1901, ...... score 2-0, in favor of 1900 Championship won by '98. Tennis Championships. Singles, ........ J. Lockwood, IQOI 1 j M. P. jackson, 1901 Doubles, ' ' l J. Lockwood, IQOI Golf Championship. Cup held by M. Calhoun, 1901. Q CQMMITTEE FOR FIELD DAY. May, 1899. ,QQ Leila jenkins. '99 Helen K. Hoy. IQOI Helen W. Foster. 1900 Bessie L. De Graff. 1902 Dora E. Merrill. 81 lllatieb A IIISOVCWCIIK XDSUZD l'lBOV6IT1Cl'lf. '99 BASKET BALL TEAM. L. JENKINS, Caplain. A. Clarke. C. M. Dilatush. C. G. Heywood. M. L. Hosmer. Q Substiizzie, M. W. Brown. S2 A. H. MERWXVIN, Mavzager. H. K. Hoy. A. R. Kelly. R. B. Mears. G. H. Robbins? 1900 BASKET BALL TEAM. Q .. A. P. BARROWS, Capiain. E. R. OBERLY, Mafzageff. E. R. Armstrong. E. S. Merritt. A. Borden. M. W. Plumb. E. Bradley. M. L. Ray. B. L. De Graff R. Wells. 83 IDHNCO IIDOUCNICIII lDal'i6D IIDOVCIIICNI. 1901 BASKET BALL TEAM. R M. CALHOUN, Capzfazh. A. CRAPSEY, Manager. G. H. Baldwin. L. S. I-Iolmquist. N. G. Hume. M. P. jackson. 1. C. Stimson. S4 J. B. Lockwood. E. W. McClenahan J. Pulsifer. A E. R. Schmitt. 1902 BASKET BALL TEAM. G. C. HECKER, Cczpfain. G. BRUCE, Ma7zage1'. G. C. Barnard. E. G. Berger. H. A. Crosby. T. H. Hadley. D. E. Merrill. I. L. Ramsay. A. Schmitz. E. H. Wl1ite. warteb movement CBFQHT Grentive Q- 'ii'-5 ' It nmrmmtton. lik? A ,WM s , . VALENTINES DAY. it l t 'fYHWWUg?f'lff xx Q W?2 l1L,.ll!,, llltvam 7 . I xr Me? I thing 'bout cherry blossoms Q, W. file , Az I loog upon thy faze, 3 I1'.rW'p An' .I have that lone-some-ness W!! Till you zay unto me, yaz. ' Z 1 So nie? I muz now request you, 'Q ' Thou purple-eyed divine, y f,7f'19'f!l I ' juz lige a pigure on a fan, Viiagiill N I 'tit l You beeze my Valentine. EMMA P i '-ii ' Comjplimenfs M Madavzze Buffeffy ' Her eyes are blue lil! il N as blotting paper, l ' ' l 'K Her hair is red 'gif' 4' I I ' as brick, . A And supple is her sylph-like form Il 'L -V as a pungent licorice-stick. New G Prep. and Prop. of Love. lfall the love and true devotion Which generates my heart's commotion But found equivalence in thee, Wfhat mutual action then there'd be. If every atom in my heart But in thy heart found counterpart, My soul would burn spontaneously 5 lmagine what the effect would be. But if thou acid art to me, l'll break up straightway, go and die NaOH my tears will be, My life will be all alkali. Ifyou'11 attach me, dear, to you, And test me for a safe and true And stable friend, Iill solid be- A freak-phenomenon, you see. S6 FLORAL '- '-Ll 5' 1 il ff A 'M 1 1 'ZS' SOCIETY. 188612 I0 'INSUIEC P' 7493 y- , is MJ .. W. gg, - V l'm m?L 4 , j-H7 f ' .. ' .. , ,,,,, i i ' will fwfr'- X 1 ,':7l'ff'ffjffI'4jfT1.5'1?f' 2 M l FT-V. 1153:-:i - , Vi . 1fJQ'i.l.gl -gm :fr M, N N..g'fT.g5-,f,-,'f:'.v:2fs2q, ' -Hvstl .',.'FA'- .L I I - -f.ga1a1'v-.faragy -, 3332 ffiffzr. ' Y O ff' :rm-f 1CCI'S. ,ii'li,l:,' n- . :gy 1.51595-grjfzlig MISS LEACH, Preszdenf. G i1'1?ifT1f?'if.'5l? . - I '3.?g:1,g1g:1Q,3:,f,., HELEN DUNBAR THOMPSON, Mae-Preszdeni. -gggfgg, 315. GERTRUDE VAILE, Secrefargv and T reasmfer. 31--1-Leg Qaj-if V - - .!..'x :f1i2. . ' 1 Q'glvl3F'r2',ifl fl' V. f C'5i'l 'igEj'ljgfffi3Q ff' A ..' . .5gfQ'iig1g:5f5:-iga. ' l Members' . , -H-':1'.gy:'2, ,'x'::,a,jQ'1f,f1g.'f J , . - 'flfig3f5g'fgz'l3g::1gg 5 . MISS Ball. Fifi Miss Bickford. ' - Miss Florence Bracq. V ' 1 Miss Brush. . I 1 Miss Buck. l ' ' A . Miss Chapin. 'WV' l ' Mrs. Dwight. , . I . j .Y 4 Miss Ely. E Miss Herholz. 3 F' ' - ' Mrs. Kendrick. A, 4 4 Dr. Kimball. 'Iva gf? Miss Macurdy. 'Af Miss May. . K P - .s Mrs. Moore. l '- Q ,. -' Miss Neef. . M s 'l Mrs. Overocker. 37 :wack to mature. Miss Rogers. Miss Salmon. Miss Stone. ,99 ,99 ,99 ,99 ,99 '99 ,99 ,99 ,99 ,99 ,99 ,99 '99 '99 '99 ,99 '99 '99 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 H. Blumenthal. L. A. Chamberlin. A. B. Crowell. M. L. De Frees. I G. Foster. E. L. Garrett. M. M. Gathright. M. L. Kleberg. G. Morrill. M. L. Patterson. M. Ray. B. Richardson. G. H. Robbins. R. Roberts. M. E. Stowell. H. D. Thompson. A. H. Ware. I. F. Wicker. K. C. Baxter. P. H. Beadle. E. Bradley. P. B. Day. A. L. Eiseman. M. P. Ess. Mrs. Taylor. Dr. Thelberg. Miss Underhill. IQOO 1900. IQOO 1900. IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 1901. IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI H. E. Ettenson. T. B. Hirsch. L. E. jeffrey. H. B. Long. L. Marsalis. E. R. Oberly. T. V. Pierce. C. C. Quigley. E. D. Suffern. I. A. Tourtellot. G. Vaile. E. S. Wagar. I. M. Weeks. E . B. Abercrombie. H. K. Bandler. L. E. Beebee. A. S. Belknap. R. D. Boyd. G. F. Burleigh. M. Butterfield. E. Dutcher. A. S. Gibson. C. H. Holt. I. L. Humes. 88 Miss Miss Miss IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 IQO2 IQO2 IQOZ IQO2 IQO2 S. S. Katherine Warren Wilcox. Wylie. B. A. Lord. K. A. Norris. R. L. Parker. A. J. Rehmann. M. P. Ritch. I. I. Seymour. H. A. Steingester. C. R. Taylor. E. M. Van Slyke. A. M. Walch. J. Wheelock. M. B. Whitman. I. W. Clarke. T. M. Hadley. I. N. Hanna. R. W. johnson. M. Judson. N. C. Moffat. C. B. Nelson. A. N. Slosson. O. E. Taylor. M. E. Batcheller. E. B. Cowley. s, Ij':.- , . .. . 1 .g. 3 ,4..- I. -I , I ' a 1241-T4f.II l-.-f's?f-- E . I I I . A,.. ,.,N I I . I I If , lr - Q 1 llse r al 2 it A tif! '-fl nc mm: 1 .f ' r I 1 ., ' L M .Ti .X-:.. '11 fi-4 . . .4f. RGBIN 11? 1 H-1 1--.V I'ff'll'lill Lf- ramtfrf '-it xQQ!'Qfa I 'Yi' MVP AI.I:IIi3Ei QI i 'fj 'A ii I gl - A ' - qw. -1- 11 'R li 4 if 't lilig f..fL fI.g' I ,WJFI N95CMWgIf QI Qumfi .Jlmmwf II IIIIUI Ijfwlg ,,,.,. e i? ,' Ijg. I I I I I I II I II I II x - I 4ia,.',' 'c , ,' ' - 'f1'. , '. 'f ' '- .-gmt ' 'X I , 11 1, 1 ' ' ' ' . f . Q ' Ill I XWFSFZHY rw. .Q .wiv 'iw If .. II ai I - .'.1, f--fx I, h.'l li I I Ii? I.I 1 .11 II X- ' SN ' ,UU lu. .1ll4il1',lfnI5lf 'l uugygjp ' .4251 limit. ' 'lm' 51 -- if 'uir i-H1 fin! Jimmy . . WUI' 21 V7 ' W 5 . , liWiIlalfn1Ullfll?llfll3 . .. ' Gan z . A MISS M. W. WHITNEY, Director. '99 '99 ,99 '99 ,99 '99 ,99 '99 1900 1900 1900 IQOI 1901 ,QQ J. F. WICKER, Presz'dmz'. IQOI L. B. PLATT, Wee-Presz'a'e1zf. E. C. Bowman. E. I. Burwell. M. L. De Frees. C. M. Dilatush. A. P. Fish. M. D. Mathewson. L. E. Prichard. E. S. Russell. H. E. Colburn. E. L. johnson. I. B. Trowbridge. A. A. Buflington. G. F. Burleigh. IQOO K. C. BAXTER, Secreiary and T reasurer. Members. Miss A. Moore. 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI 1902 1902 1902 Dd.ll S.B4yers Honorary Members. E, Duteher. E. M. Garvin. C. H. Holt. E. P. Hubbard. R. L. Parker. A. Rehmann. H. A. Steingester. L. S. Stevenson. E. M. Van Slyke. J. Wlieeloek. . E. T. White. L. M. Bowen. M. C. Moffat. Mr. Iohn Burroughs. Mrs. Harriet M. Miller. Mrs. Henry Van Ingen. 39 -DUCK IO 'IHEUIICC 1ll1DiViD ual G0l1CCDfl0Tl of 1bappiness. Y'V' DECKENS CLUB. Q ,QQ GRACE HANNAH ROBBINS, Presidenf. I IQOO ALICE UNDERHILL LANE, Secfeiavjf and Treasurer Members. ,QQ Bertha Bates. IQOO ,QQ Mabel Mildred Fry. 1900 ,QQ Marie Gertrude Fulton. 1900 ,QQ Sarah Georgiana Grant. 1900 ,QQ Louise Sanderson Hart. 1900 ,QQ Annie Elizabeth Jenkins. 1901 ,QQ Leila Durant McLeod. 1901 ,99 Elsie Nicols. 1901 '99 Grace Hannah Robbins. 1901 ,QQ Susan Ellen Smith. 1901 Ex-Member. Gertrude Mary Candler. Mary Frothingham. Alice Underhill Lane. Anne Pym Savery. Christel Whipple Wilkins. Ednah Mary Beaham. Genevieve Holcomb Baldwin Lucia Cole. Anna Justice. Betsey King Peters. ,94 Emile Louise Wells. Honorary Members. Mr. Bracq. Mrs. Bracq. Miss Cornwell Dr. Kimball. Miss Leach. Mrs. Taylor. Dr. Thelberg. Mr. Smith. Q0 41 if 'fm'- if 5-G, an 275'-135 , . , ,Q , 1.15 , 1 aw.. ' 5. ' 'ws lfikftfgf 'lx X 'HA S 9157 Q S '- mmf ala, . 'sisii?3:aH Qagfslf SHAKESPEARE CLUB. Q ,QQ LORAINE EDsoN, President. ,QQ MARGARET GATHRIGHT, Wee-Presideni. IQOO ESTELLE RICE ARMSTRONG, Secretary and Treasurer. '99 Alice Clarke. Q9 Myra Cook. QQ Loraine Edson. QQ Margaret Gathright. Q9 Florence Greer. 7 ! l i 7 7 99 Mabel Ray. I ,QQ Phoebe K. Truesdale. QQ Anna Van Inwegen. 1900 Josephine M. Angell. I ,77 Miss Wylie. '78 Miss McCaleb. Mrs. Kendrick. Miss Ely. Mr. French. Mrs. French. QQ Caroline G. Heywood. Members. 1900 Estelle R. Armstrong. 1900 Annie Laird Branch. 1900 Annie M. Crater. 1900 Marion P. Ess. 1900 Myra W. Plumb. 1900 Maude L. Ray. 1901 Alice S. Belknap. 1901 Annie G. Hume. 1901 Clara S. Reed, 1901 Hilda F. Welch. Ex-Members. ,7Q Miss Richardson. '88 Miss Underhill. Honorary Members. Mr. Mills. Mrs. Mills. Mr. Moulton. Mrs. Moulton. QI Mr. Moore. Mrs. Moore. Miss Salmon. llnbivibuill Conception of Tl38DDiI'l656 llllbivibual GOIYCQDUDI1 of 1fJ8DpiH655L 1900 A. L. CAHN, Presideni. ,QS '99 IQOO IQO0 IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1901 IQOI E. C. S. G. Q Officers. 1900 J. M. SCARBOROUGH, Wee-Presideni. 1900 M. LOVETT, Secreiary and Treasurer H. W. Foster. M. S. Ingraham I. D. Kessler. E. R. Neukirch B. K. Peters. E. V. Cobb. M. F. Collison. H. L. Ellis. J. D. Hanse. G. C. Hecker. Members. E. M. Serviss. IQOI A. M. Simanton. IQOI A. L. Branch. IQOI A. L. Cahn. 1901 H. B. Cossar. IQOI H. D. Gallaher. IQO2 M. Lovett. 1902 I. M. Scarborough. 1902 A. S. Belknap. 1902 M. Calhoun. IQO2 1,331 li: -ll- 1 '--' ' 4 59241 l lllf W N' Q I V-I I f i xx N 2,154,132 9445.9 4 1 X ml 5 xl X W AW fx, 2 4 ' 4 y . .iqlkefikligf ff -,jgayiiul . Mm, - . 3 xl 13,3 r f1m .f r 4 1 N I 1 1 N n'6W',s.v!12:,: 1949-b3,u ly we-,lY. A 1 Ygxxr Ill.-3-Xxx: A Q l I 1 y r ly' All W 442W Syl: WXM4 fl fl Q' a 'p ,ly 5' ., nfl WZ- ,INV Y I lv 1 fvfjg 'fl 'Ffa fX.'X1'.5 1 1, nf . .1 7 1 ' X 1 Y 3 , 1 gp . 2 ,112 . 4 I lv X, U fig! fall gxmx 1 '21 2 . .,, , f f 1 1 -1 .W - .ff 'I X I - 4-' A 'lxlwl 4 1-w-lfXGf35?,i,i1:?-.Q . , .5 ny 1 , fl VV- ' .- 1 '-in mc::'5-5.'w,,ig .X ol. 4 ,X, ,, ,. , . Wg. 5,,,,.,,.,.W.. A V -. A ' v A -. 'J -' - 9. 'f f-.' -mv Q . . N L4.+2..f.,,, ,' ,, . 2'fJ'-Lf : --.Q,'-a:'f'1k 11- -N' .1'5W1i51TfV-i 'ff 1' ' .'1'N' P Vq 3 .tgsff , ' X., QW . .175 -30.1, : 'e 'x .Q - 'vw ' ' y ' I --..- .... l '1 ,., v:-- . J f , I . . . I .41 l 1 fl 92 VAS 1-4 c :aw-mga.: 1f...Tov- ..v 0 an . W' - - ' 'I Il ulu I unluinlnlu-Chan!-.OH ANNUAL TR P TO M HONK 55 1035 FFEESHVIEN Tiifummmitic Xu, X N tlonueetttiout XG 'V ,-. . AY My of S ff-gli' T ' i 1163 ' ,fff-XKDNNQ iuatintims. i wg R I 3 I I 6,-mj fi 5 S g ' I' ,f4ZQyguI.I,lll0- , W Q u .ing -Lil: : . -.. J pf- X Q I 3 QD ff r 5 53 ff -'1' ha V 1 'G ' ,- YA W i ap, ' -292 A iv -4121 ' bl! i. WJ 'Q '.f' 'Z' X' Q-Sb 494261 ' s'1U1W ' 0 O O O 0 O O 0 0 0 o Q L Q o o . O 0 0 0 o 0 o O 0 E NGTE' y99 'oo Officers '98-'99. C. C. HEX'XVOOD, P1'csz'de1z!. ,QQ B. RICHARDSON, Wee-Presz'a'en!. 'oo E. BRADLEY, C'o2'2'esp02zdz'ng Secreiavfy. 'oo E. C. PACKER, Rec0m'z'1zg Secretary. 'or C. S. REED, Yifeasurevf. Officers '99-1900. E. BRADLEV, P1'esz'dem'. 'oo E. R. ARMSTRONG, Woe-P1'esz'den!. ,OI E. NIENDELL, Coifrespoizdzizg Sec1'ez'mj1. 'or J. C. STIMSON, Recoafding Sewfemry. 'oz M. B. DALE, Yifaszwfer. Devotional Committee. 'oo C. W. WILKINS, Chairman. ' 'oo E. R. Armstrong. ,CI E. L. Brooks. 'oo M. L. Horst. ,O2 F. L. Dunning. 94 Missionary Committee. 'oo M. L. HORST, Chairman. 'oo I. B. Trowbridge. 'ox M. H. Ford. '02 M. V. Myers. Philanthropic Committee. 'or M. B. WHITMAN, Chairman. General Work Division. College Work Division. oo F. Dorrance, Chairman. ,OI K. H. Glendinning, Chairman. oo F. Harrah. 1 'oo H. M. Henshaw. OI E. E. Wellington. 'oo E. S. Merritt. O2 A. W. Bird. ,O2 M. C. Moffatt. 3 3 ! 7 OO I OI L. B. Platt. O1 A. E. Holden. oo M. Ray. or L. T. Bartlett. Music Committee. 'or L. J. SMYTH, Chairman. Bible Study Committee. 'oo M. P. ESS, Chairman. I. B. Trowbridge. 95 R P. Curd. B. K. Peters. C. M. Sperry. M. Judson. . W. johnson. ibumanisstic Gonception of 1bappine55. 'humanistic Gonccption of 1bappiness. Y. W. C. A. RECEPTICN. Miss Crowell. Miss Tuttle. Miss Barrows. Miss Candler October 8. Q . Committee. Miss Turner. Miss Dorrance. Program. Reception. Gibson Pictures. Songs by the Glee Club. 96 Miss Miss Miss Miss Oberly. Richardson. Mendell. Tourtellotte 'Ibumanisttc Gonceptton Xmlkw U, F 1 'il . w 4 'mix ,sl . 'V'Y-1 ' V - v ' '. QQ.. TC' W :fill ' .lsyT. 1?i55f lf5a ' 175W 1 Wil fill WB, happiness. 11222 I li '99 1900 Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss ,e 7' M , C. ,, if lil' , 1 Wx . Z l- f ill , 1 'l?y5'! Y 0 f 'E 5. - I iiyhfm I ' N ' Wxmff ,QQ ELSIE N1c0Ls, Elecfor. 1900 GERTRUDE VAILE, Secreiary and Treasurer. Alice B . Crowell. Eunice R. Oberly. Cornwell. Ely. Herholz. Kendrick. McCa1eb. Vice-Electors. Miss McCa1eb. Faculty Members. 97 1901 Elsie Mendell. 1902 Isabel McCurdy. Mr. Mills. Miss Underhill. Miss K. Warren. Miss Whitney. Miss Wylie. 'lbllm8i1f5ffC 50110695011 of 'lbSlDpl!'lC56. B. V. Abbott. C. G. Abbott. H. Blumenthal. E. C. Bowman. M. VV. Brown. M. R. Busey. A. Clarke. F.. F.. Cotrael. A. B. Crowell. M. L. De Frees. C. Dilatush. V. Field. I. G. Foster. C. L. Fowler. M. G. Fulton. F.. L. Garrett. M. M. Gathright. M. Hallaran. I. Hamilton. L. S. Hart. C. G. Heywood. M. L. Hosmer. M. E. Hurlbut. E. L. Iacobus. I. E. james. L. jenkins. A. B. Kelly. M. L. Kleberg. C. A. McCaffrey. L. D. McLeod. B. Martin. M. D. Mathewson. R. B. Mears. I. Mesick. G. Morrill. M. Murray. B. Nicols. M. L. Patterson. F.. M. Percy. L. E. Prichard. E. K. Ray. M. Ray. G. H. Robbins. R. Roberts. Undergraduate Members. '99 '99 '99 '99 j99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 j99 99 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO A. Spicer. F. B. Sprague. M. E. Stowell A. R. Taggart. H. D. Thompson. A. M. Tozer. P. K. Truesdale. H. V. Turner. R. Updegraff. I. L. Vanderslice . Van Inwegen. DP A. H. Ware. R. Wheeler. A. H. Wilson. M. E. Wylie. E. R. Armstrong. M. L. Baker. A. P. Barrows. L. S. Bartlett. K. C. Baxter. P. H. Beadle. M. Benedict. F.. Bradley. A. L. Branch. F. M. Brownell. M. Budington. A. M. Burnham. A. L. Cahn. G. M. Candler. H. F.. Colburn. M. B. Comstock. B. B. Corbin. H. B. Cossar. A. M. Crater. P. B. Day. F. G. Dean. B. L. De Graff. R. A. H. Dewey. F. C. Dowling. A. L. Eiseman. S. L. Fowler. 'U . H. French. M. Frothingham. H. D. Gallagher. 98 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO IQOO 1901 IQOI IQOI M. G. Harmon. F. Harrah. A. L. Havens. T. B. Hirsch. C. R. Horne. M. L. Horst. F.. john. M. V. Johnson. H. B. Johnston. M. C. Kauffman M. H. Larsen. A. M. LeRoy. H. B. Long. L. Marsalis. F.. R. Gberly. F. E. G'Conne1l. A. H. Page. I. M. Payne. M. T. Perry. S. G. Pierce. . V. Pierce. P-3 C. C. Quigley. M. L. Ray. G. B. Raymond. R. Reed. A. P. Savery. A. B. Saville. M. P. Schmidt. B. Sidenberg. B. W. Smith. E. D. Suffern. I. B. Tarbox. M. B. Temple. A. D. Thorne. T. B. Trowbridge G. Vaile. M. Waller. B. A. Warner. I. M. Weeks. R. Wells. C. W. Wfilkins. E. B. Abercrombie A. G. Ayer. G. H. Baldwin. IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI H. K. Bandler. L. T. Bartlett. C. L. Baxter. M. E. Beaham. A. S. Belknap. D. Bishop. M. Blitz. M. Butler. M. Butterfield. Calhoun. . L. Cole. . Cole. H. M. Currey. M. A. -M. H. Cobb. E L C. A. Dewey. M. D. Dodge. A. L. Doty. E. Dutcher. M. R. Edmondson. R . E. Farrell. F.. B. Fichter. M. H. Ford. H. W. Foster. G. G. Gilman. V. S. Goodenow. F. L. Gould. B. C. Griswold. G. B. Hanna. L. S. Holmquist. A. L. Howe. A. G. Hume. J. L. Humes. L. Jackman. A. Justice. J. D. Kessler. E. B. King. M. A. Lauder. J. B. Lockwood. E. A. Lord. E. W. McClenahan. IQOI 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 S. P. McDonald. M. A. Mason. F.. Mendell. A. Milton. M. Morgan. M. W. Mossman. E. R. Neukirch. V. L. Nisbet. F.. O'Shaugl1nessy. R. B. Patterson. B. K. Peters. L. B. Platt. J. Pulsifer. E. R. Schmitt. G. Shepard. L. Smyth. H. A. Steingester. L. S. Stevenson. J. C. Stimson. H. E. Storke. H. M. Swartz. E. B. Taft. M. B. Tupper. E. M. Van Slyke. M. V. Washburn. M. H. Waterbury. H. L. Waters. A. J. C. Webster. H. F. Welch. E. E. Wellington. J. Wheelock. E. T. White. S. W. Wightman. H. B. Wood. G. C. Barnard. A. H. Barse. G. Bruce. G. L. Burtis. J. G. Campbell. I. W. Clarke. 99 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 IQOZ 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 IQO2 IQO2 IQO2 IQO2 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 S. S. M. E. Cowling. H. A. Crosby. H. V. F. Crum. A. M. Cuddeback. A. M. Dibble. M. L. Drake. N. 0. Fldred. A. Fletcher. R. R. Gentry. T. H. Hadley. G. C. Hecker. M. G. Hill. F. John. R. M. Johnston. F. G. Kilpatrick. B. McCullough. F. McCurdy. I. McCurdy. F. D. Miller. M. Moran. M. H. North. E. O'C0nnor. C. L. Russell. E. M. Russell. L. Sanford. A. Schmitz. H. E. Shantz. B. Shores. F. P. Simpson. A. N. Slosson. E. G. Smith. H. D. Swift. M. Todd. G. H. Walch. H. E. Williamson G. F.. Young. A. O. Gcljard. F. L. Skinner. 'llJ11m8YIi6flC GOTICGIJUOI1 of 'lbSdDDll1666. Ghz I naive Crack. if we b ut Ni . V ' ,X UTUALLY surprised, the men greeted each K N I other as the through car moved away from ,li , Pxhvf the Station corner. Q, , ,Q .f ' Hello! where are you bound for, Clark- .. - ' Vassar, responded the otheryoung man. .H 1 il, up .P ' ' So am Ig in an awful rush, too. ljust have Q41 t an hour and a half between trains, but I must K - ' ' see a girl there on business-Miss Gordon's 1 .-11' ,,,, , .Q ',.i',Ifi, 'f ?Y'gf2't U Q sister. Miss Gordon raduated last ear- she-you knewl was Sngaged, didn't you? No. Congratulations, Spencer l Thanks, well, what are you up for? Business, too, my dear fellow. I'm on the Telescope, and they have some sort of fandango at Vassar to-day, and I thought I'd take it in-athletic contest or somethingf ' The other man smiled. I wish you joy. ltls Field Day. I've heard about it. Little you'll see of it, my boy. You remember Tennyson's Princess? These sacred mysteries are equally well guarded from the profane masculine. They do the running broad jump, but females alone admitted. Both men laughed. They had been classmates at Harvard. All the more interesting a 'beat,' then, remarked the reporter, but Spencer shook his head. When they reached the College grounds they entered together. The buildings appeared silent and deserted, but from a distance there came faint sounds of cheer- ing and laughter. The game seems on, said Spencer. What are you going to do P Oh, Illl wander about, and-- You'd better develop into a book-agent or schoolteacher, or you won't wander far, counseled the other, and he disappeared into Strong. The reporter was examining with painful interest the exterior of Rockefeller, when suddenly he beheld Spencer emerge from a side door of Strong, and walk off towards the Circle. TOO If he's going over there, I shall go too, he decided, and marched resolutely forward. But just as he neared Strong, the door opened and a girl in a light gown rapidly approached him. Oh, Mr. Spencer! please pardon my delay. Gertrude can't come, and she sent me with the message. Do come in and I'll explain. I am Miss Newcome. Clarkson hesitated, but she went on. Gertrude is on the Held, you know. She is very sorry, but of course, you understand. She is doing beautifully. She has won ever so many things. Here the girl waved her program excitedly, and Clarkson's eyes gleamed as he turned and followed her into the parlor. I hope, he mentally ejaculated, that Spencer sprains his ankle in some obscure spot. Truly, journalism, although demoralizing, is a delightful profession. How very much better looking he is than his picture, thought the girl, as she sat down. She was a Freshman friend of Gertrude Gordon's, and had been sent by that Champion in haste from the field, with the message. Here is the note I was to give you, she said, handing him a letter which he received passively, but did not open. Thank you. I'm sorry toltake you from the sports, he answered, artfully. I suppose you do enjoy them. I must confess I'm old fashioned enough to con- sider them as rather feeble imitations of our masculine diversionsf' and he smiled quizzically. The guileless maiden sank into this open pitfall and responded eagerly: H Oh, Mr. Spencer, what heresy! You think girls cannot do anything in Athletics. If you only could see them. Here she spread the program before him and her finger traveled down one page. Running broad jump, 220-yard dash, 120- yard hurdle, base ball throw, tug of war, fence vault,', etc. In answer to his frivolous questions she poured forth a full account of each event, while the arch-deceiver beside her mentally noted figures, details and names with an unholy joy. At last he rose and tore himself away with a polite farewell and even a mes- sage of regret to Miss Gordon. He had hardly disappeared when another young man entered in a state of great exasperation. He had been bullied and hounded around the grounds by messenger-girls and overbearing instructors, and was told a Miss Newcome had a message for him. Where was she anyway? When finally mutual explanations were made, Miss Newcome gave a cry of despair. Then who was he? she said, with crimson cheeks. Reporter on the Telescojbef' grimly responded Spencer, and he carried off my note. That's going it a little strong, I must say. His enterprise is phe- nomenalf' IOI Gbe 1lnsi0e Crack. U06 111306 UDBCR . just at this moment a maid brought Miss Newcome a letter. It was the stolen epistle, and on the back had been scribbled these words: I trust you will receive this in time to give it to its true owner. May the periidy of my conduct be pal- liated by the knowledge that I am a total convert to Athletics in Women's Collegesf ' What do you think the wretch will do ? asked Miss Newcome. Publish it all in to-morrow's paper, answered Spencer, promptly 3 but, he added, with a glance at the girl's face, I think he'l1 spare you. He did spare her, although the morning edition of the Telescope con- tained the only truly accurate and positively authentic account of Field Day at Vassar that has ever appeared in a New York newspaper. FLORENCE E. STRYKER, 1901. ,. 22.917 i 1 S- UW1 sesa- .V -A ., A, . Y, . J.-.- , l,. f,.- l- ' - KQQA N1- , f , W wfv,.:,fs . Q, 'l:76!7a,.?ZT:ZZ,:, .-J, .gill ,:,,,, ,'l:...?...T? gg? jeg N,-4i?:2,f1q,i,Qgi52wm W:K ,f 5 af, -'T':,f ,J-121' ' x'- . '11 4, ' I 7 'T'i,'T7-.. 'k,l',', A 5473 ff 1 , ia.-fx , -ft. ,li ,V ff f ' X 3 'p2i,gY?,f if , H 7, V20 P lacffiff Q- 421, 'YK uv? ff . ,, Yr A, y - 4f:..1.1.4A ,,4f,.,L.. , gn n I A Nxizigkggiiii-Ag,fR 1 7' ot., 102 DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGLISH DRAMA. PLAN FOR THE COURSE Q I. SOURCE AND CENTER OF THE MOVEMENT. Little or much of what we see, we do g We're all both actors and spectators, too II. LATER PHASES. III. MODERN DRAMA. A.-Romantic Comedy. B.--Classic Comedy. C.-Modern Farce-Comedy. 104 TTI!LfILETTlEl5 ff 2 li' 7 Q YF XM-JR 75 1-f' X X? f EE U Us ,n ,vv RED, WHITE AND BLUE. Q Officers. ,QQ ELEANOR KNAPP RAY, P1fesz'a'e1zf. ,QQ PHCEBE KIRKPATRICIQ TRUESDALE, Wee-P1'e,viden!. 1900 PAULINE BOVDEN DAY, Sfzrezfmfy. 1900 MABEL LOUISE HORST, Treasurer. ,QQ LORAINE EDSON, P7'0pE7'Ljl Managezf. 1900 JOSEPHINE MEDBURV ANGELL, Asszdant Propenfy Manager. 105 Gbc Source anb Center of The ITJOUGKIIZIII. x Q, B later lDba5e5. CHAPTER ALPHA. To7t,uo5p.ev ooqbal elvat. Q RED. R ,QQ MAROU S. BROWN, Pnfsfdevzi. 7 99 99 99 99 99 99 '99 '99 '99 99 ,99 99 399 ,99 '99 1 900 IQOO 1 900 1900 1 900 ! 9 1 -1 1 1 'J .1 900 ,QQ NIARY E. HURLBUT-, V226-P1'esz'd61z!. B. Y. Abbott. N. R. Baker. R. M. Batchelor. I. Belcher. Nl. S. Brown. M. VV. Brown. C. L. Fowler. L. Gildersleeve. H, K. Hoy. M. E. Hurlbut. L. Jenkins. M. L. Kleberg. R. Roberts. E. S. Russell. H. B. Scolield. M. L. Baker. M. Benedict. B. L. Degraff. F. C. Dowling. M. Dunning. A. L. Eiseinan. IQOO lMlARGARET DUNNING, Sefreiazjf. IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI JULIA B. Lociqwooo, Fwzsurer Members. S. L. Fowler. A. L. Havens. H. M. Hensliaw. M. L. Horst. M. H. Larsen. B. S. Merritt. B. R. Oberly. A. H. Page. S. A. Riddell. R. Reed. V. Sauvage. M. M. Spratt. C. H. Stevens. I. B. Tarbox. M. E. Teinple. G. Vaile. M. VValler. B. Adair. A. Affeld. F. G. Atkins. A. G. Ayer. B. S. Bell. 106 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 M. Blitz. M. Butler. V. S. Goodenow. A. L. Howe. L. B. Kindred. E. B. King. I. B. Lockwood. E. Mendell. Y. L. Nisbet. B. B. Perkins. E. B. Taft. E. E. Mfellington. B. L. Bacon. M. B. Dale. A. M. Cuddeback. A. M. Dewey. M V. D M C. . B. Harris. Kneeland. Minton. . B. Spencer. Stoddard. CHAPTER BETA. Tai d7t1j9o'j 0v7pc23,u.e11. Q WHITE. 99 LOU1sE SANDERSON HART, Presideni. 3 9 ! 7 9 '99 ELEANOR ANN DE LANY, Wee-President. QQ B. Bates. QQ M. Burr. Q9 E. L. Burwell. QQ M. R. Busey. QQ M. G. Cook. '99 E. E. Cotrael. '99 A. B. Crowell. J QQ M. L. De Land. '99 E. A. De Lany. '99 S. G. Grant. '99 F. Greer. '99 I. Hamilton. '99 L. S. Hart. '99 M. L. Hosmer. '99 A R. Kelly. '99 C. E. King. '99 L D. McLeod. '99 R. B. Mears. '99 F. Nicols. '99 E. Percy. '99 M. Ray. '99 B. Richardson. '99 G. H. Robbins. 1900 VIOLET BARNARD, Secretary. '99 '99 '99 '99 99 '99 1900 IQOO IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 J 1900 ALICE UNDERHILL LANE, Treasurer. Members. S. F.. Smith. H. V. Turner. A. S. Tuttle. R. Updegraff. L L. Vanderslice. A. Van Inwegen. V. Barnard. G. M. Candler. M. B. Comstock. A. M. Crater. F. G. Dean. M. Frothingham. H. B. Johnston. M. C. Kauffman. A. V. Lane. F. C. Packer. J. M. Payne. S. G. Pierce. M. L. Ray. W. M. Richardson. E. K. Samson. A. P. Savery. M. D. Smith. 107 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI 1901 IQOI IQO2 1902 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 L. K. Foote. G. G. Gilman. A. E. Holden. M. D. Hubbell. J. D. Kessler. M. Morgan. B. K. Peters. M. V. Riddle. A. M. Stimson. H. E. Storke. L. Tourtellotte. H. F. Welch. E. G. C. Barnard. H. V. Crum. E. F. Dolliver. F. Fenton. R. R. Gentry. R. W. johnson. L. Sanford. F. P. Simpson. A. N. Slosson. F. A. Wells. 5ILatet Dbasee YLHYCY IDDHBCS. CHAPTER THETA. Q '99 MARGARET MURRAY, Preszdent. 1900 MARION PAULINE Ess, Wee-President. ,QQ H. Blumenthal. 'QQ M. Boyd. '99 V. Field. ,QQ G. B. Heard. '99 '99 '99 '99 IQO0 1900 1900 1900 IQO0 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO A. C. Jones. M. Murray. I. Mesick. E. K. Ray. F. V. Adlem. G. Andrews. J. M. Angell. E. Bradley. P. B. Day. M. P. Ess. E. M. Graham. C. R. Horne. F.. John. 1900 IQOO IQOO 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 LUCIA COLE, Secretary. IQOI GRACE BUHRER HANNA, Treasurer Members. M. E. Lloyd. M. T. Perry. . L. Wadswortll. M. E. Beaham. A. S. Belknap. D. Bishop. E. L. Brooks. A. A. Buffington. E. L. Cole. L. Cole. F. L. Gould. G. B. Hanna. J. W. Hartridge. A. Milton. S. I. Moore. R. B. Patterson. C. S. Reed. 108 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 I902 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 S. L. Smyth. G. Tuttle. A. WadsWo11'th. A. K. Warnock. B. B. Whitcomb. M. B. Whitman. S. W. Wightman. A. L. Barnum. A. H. Barse. E. D. Everts. E. H. Loud. F. V. Loud. M. H. North. G. E. Young. I. D. Hance. CHAPTER OMEGA. ,QQ ALICE CLARKE, Presidemi ' 99 ,99 ,QQ ,99 ,'99 '99 '99 ,99 ,99 ,99 '99 '99 ,99 ,99 '99 199 ,99 ' 99 '99 '99 ' 99 IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 Q BLUE. 1900 CHRISTEL WHIPPLE WILKINS, Vibe-Presz'a'ent. C. G. Abbott. P. M. Breed. U. E. Chandler. A. Clarke. L. Edson. M. L. De Frees. M. M. Fry. M. G. Fulton. M. M. Gathright. C. G. Heywood. A. E. jenkins. C. A. N. A. F. M. A. P. A. A. E. A. L. A. A. McCaffrey. M. Miller. S. Smith. B. Sprague. B. Sprague. F.. Stowell. R. Taggart. K. Truesdale. H. Ware. H. Wilso-n. R, Armstrong. P. Barrows. S. Bartlett. Borden. IQOI NANNIE GRAHAM HUME, Secreiavgf. 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI MAY BELLE TUPPER, Treasurer. Members. A. L. Branch. A. L. Cahn. H. B. Cossar. F. Dorrance. S. McMahon. F. E. O'C0nne1l. G. Peake. M. W. Plumb. J. M. Scarborough. E. E. C. L. G. L. C. M H. A. M H K. H. Glendinn L. A. M. DeR. Suffern. S. Wagar. W. Wilkins. R. Albright. H. Baldwin. T. Bartlett. L. Baxter. Calhoun. M. Currey. Crapsey. H. Ford. W. Foster. S. Holmquist. G. Hume. P. Jackson. 109 ing. 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOZ IQO2 IQO2 1902 IQO2 IQO2 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 A. Justice. A. W. Leavitt. E. W. McClenahan. L. B. Platt. I. C. Stimson. M. B. Tupper. M. R. Vaughan. A. C. Webster. L. H. Arnold. G. Bruce. R. Cook. H. A. Crosby. P. Curcl. F. L. Dunning. T. H. Hadley. G. C. Hecker. C. F. Holt. B. McCullough. F. McCurdy. I. McCurdy. W. C. Nield. C. L. Russell. C. M. Sperry. M. Todd. M. Wright. later llbbases N. R. Bidleman. E. C. Bowman. M. L. Brinckerhoff. J. A. Burnette. E. I. Burwell. L. A. Chamberlin. A. Choate. C. A. Dudley. E. Elting. A. P. Fish. A. S. Fitzroy. P. H. Beadle. M. I. Bourne. F. M. Brownell. H. F.. Colburn. E. B. Corbin. I. Corcilius. E. B. Dailey. R. A. H. Dewey. H. E. Ettenson. F. M. Ford. F. H. French. - H. D. Gallagher. D. Gaus. R. W. Grefe. M. G. Harmon. NON-CHAPTER MEMBERS OF PHILALETHEIS. Q '99. I. G. Foster. F.. L. Garrett. M. Hallaran. H. V. Harding. C. B. Hassler. E. L. jacobus. J. E. James. S. Loeb. B. Martin. A. H. Merwin. S. G. Miller. 1900. F. Harrah. T. B. Hirsch. L. E. Jeffrey. F.. L. Johnson. M. V. johnson. S. F. johnson. F. M. Jones. S. B. Lent. A. M. LeRoy. H. B. Long. M. Lovett. L. Marsalis. L. A. Moriarty. L M. Muckenhoupt. A. F.. Nelson. IIO G. Morrill. E. Nessenson. M. L. Patterson. L. E. Prichard. M. A. Spicer. M. T. Van Kleeck R. Wheeler. J. F. Wicker. F. E. Wright. M. E. Wylie. T. W. Pierce. M. M. Preston. C. C. Quigley. G. B. Raymond. R . R. Richardson. A. B. Saville. M. P. Schmidt. H. W. Segebarth. V. Shouse. E. Sidenberg. E. M. Smith. A. N: Wallach. E. A. Warner. J. M. Weeks. R. Wells. E. B. Abercrombie. H. K. Bandler. L. E. Beebe. R. D. Boyd. L. S. Bragdon. M. Broad. G. F. Burleigh. M. Butterfield. A. M. H. Cobb. E. M. Cornell. I. A. Davis. C. A. Dewey. M. D. Dodge. A. L. Doty. E. Dutcher. M. R. Edmondson. K. R. Ellis. M. A. Farnham. R. E. Farrell. E. B. Fichter. E. Fry. E. M. Garvin. A. S. Gibson. A. L. Goetz. E. Greene. E. M. Gregg. A. B. Griffiths. B. C. Griswold. H. Gross. C. H. Holt. E. F. Allen. J. R. Avery. A. H. Bacheller. L. H. Barbour. R. L. Barker. 1901. I. M. Hull. I. L. Humes. E. L. Hunter. M. S. Ingraham. L. Jackman. E. S. Jennings. A. E. Langdon. M. A. Lauder. A. I. Lord. E. A. Lord. S. P. McDonald. M. A. Mason. S. Miles. R. Moser. M. W. Mossman. R. Nellis. E. R. Neukirch. K. A. Norris. . Nutting. M. A. Olmsted. F. V. Osborn. H E. O'Shaughnessy. R. L. Parker. M. H. Perkins. C. Poppleton. I. Pulsifer. M. A. Raiguel. A. I. Rehman. M. P. Ritch. A. B. Robbins. 1902. M. Bateman. E. Beers. F. Benedict. E. G. Berger. A. W. Bird. III M. A. Russell. I. I. St. john. M. E. Sanborn. E. R. Schmitt. A. L. Schuldice. G. D. Scott. I. I. Seymour. A. C. Shawde. G. Shepard. K. O. Sickley. M. C. Spalding. H. A. Steingester. H. D. Stewart. H. M. Swartz. M. L. Taggart. C. R. Taylor. E. P. Tilton. E. L. Totman. E. M. Van Slyke. G. H. Vowinckel. A. M. Walch. M. V. Washburn M. H. Waterbury. H. L. Waters. I. I. Watson. I. Wheelock. E. T. White. H. B. Wood. I. W. Woodruff. N. G. Blackmer. M. G. Boland. L. M. Bowen. G. L. Burtis. F. Bushell. later Ebbasee Eater libiheaee. B. G. Carleton. A. C. Carpenter. I. W. Clarke. E. V. Cobb. M. F. Collison. E. I. Corrigan. M. E. Cowling. N. Craig. F. E. Curtiss. F. S. Cutting. M. C. Davis. M. F.. Day. A. M. Dibble. M. L. Drake. G. Edgar. N. 0. Eldred. H. L. Ellis. M. Fleming. A. Fletcher. L. B. Freeman. I. N. Hanna. I. A. I-Iannum. F. M. Hatfield. I. H. Hearne. H. B. Heater. H. C. Heath. B. B. Hedges. M. S. Hedrick. E. M. Hequembourg. M. G. Hill. M. E. Batcheller. A. C. Elwell. L. V. Giraud. M. A. Moore. N. P. Nelson. I. Hurd. F. John. E. T. johnson. R. M. Johnston. E. Kellogg. M. B. Kelly. L. B. Kennedy. M. C. Kennedy. G. L. Kent. E. Lance. E. C. Lawrence. I. L. Leary. F.. Lefevre. H. S. Littlejohn H. B. McCarrell. F. F. McKinley. D. E. Merrill. A. V. Merritt. I. E. Miller. M. L. Miller. G. E. Mitchell. M. C. Moffatt. E. F. Moore. E. Moore. M. C. Murphy. M. V. Myers. E. Mynter. C. B. Nelson. E. O'Connor. H. M. Otis. M. Parke. Specials. A. O. Odjard. M. Overman. N. G. Pratt. F. L. Skinner. I. Stickney. 112 H. E. Parton. E. Pierce. M. A. Pollard. I. L. Ramsay. W. S. Riblet. J. N. Rosan. E. M. Russell. A. Schmitz. I-I B. M . E. Shantz. Shores. . M. Smedberg. E. M. Smith. F.. Snyder. M. A. Stacy. H. L. Stark. M. D. Stewart. H. D. Swift. B. Talmadge. S. A. Tanner. O. E. Taylor. A. C. Thompson. G. H. Walch. C. L. Wallberg. G. Webber. B. C. Weikert. F.. H. White. H H . V. White. . E. Williamson. B. D. Wilson. I. M E. Zimmerman . L. Van Law. F.. C. Warner. B. L. Yantis. L. Yantis. FIRST HALL PLAY. November 26. Q MY LORD RINALDO OR, IN THE TIME OF CHARLEMAGNE. This play won the Philalethean Prize Cup for Chapter Theta in the year Eighteen hundred and ninety-eight. Authors. Mary MacColl, '98. Gertrude Booth Heard, ,QQ. Annie Calvert jones, ,QQ. Cast. Charlemagne Lord Rinaldo . Prince Gans Fritz . . Dwarf, the Kin Hermit . . Major Domo Serving Man . Theobald . Auguilbert . First Rufhan Second Rufhan Queen . . Princess Elsa . Katchen . g's Jester The Lady Abbess . Serving Maid . M. Calhoun . E. K. Samson . . L. Edson . . M. M. Fry . R. B. Mears . A. H. Wa1'e . M. P. Jackson . S. G. Grant . A. P. Barrows . M. Dunning . J. C. Stimson . . M. V. Riddle Miss Helen Blumenthal Miss Elizabeth jenkins . Miss Bertha Bates Miss Margaret jackson Miss Helen Johnston . Miss Annie Crater First Court Lady . . Second Court Lady . Huntsnien, Courtiers, Court Ladies, Peasants. . Miss Mary Smith Committee. '99 Eleanor K. Ray. ,QQ Cora A. McCaffrey. 1900 Pauline B. Day. ,QQ Anabel H. Wilson. 1901 Kate H. Glendinning. 1900 Gertrude Candler. 1901 Clara S. Reed. II3 1Rommttic Comeog. 'lRomautic Gomebp. 51? ut.. w' SECGND HALL PLAY. February 11. Q THEIUVALS Cast. Sir Anthony Absolute, . .... . H. K. Hoy Captain jack Absolute, . KI. B. Whit111an Bob Acres, . . . . B. Lockwood Sir Lucius O I'rigger, . C. B. Hassler Fag .... . F. E. O'C0nnell David, . . . . . T. H. Hadley Mrs. Malaprop, . . Miss Lucia Cole Lydia Languisli, . . . . Miss Eunice R. Oberly Lucy, . . . .... Miss Adelaide Crapsey Committee. ,QQ Carrie G. Abbott. '99 Una E. Chandler. 1900 Florence W. Adlem. 199 Anna S. Tuttle. 1901 Elsie Mendell. 1900 Emma Bradley. 1902 Mary B. Dale. 115 GIHBSHZ GOITICOQ 1f8lfCC GOIIICUQ. f-u - K Y, Y .. . A WTS TC. .1 'i 5x 4 il, - -1- ,, ..... THIRD HALL PLAY. March 4. CHRISTOPHER JUNIOR. Cast. Christopher Colt, Senior, .......... M. jackson Mrs. Colt, . . . . Miss M. D. Smith Christopher Colt. Junior, . . L. Edson Nelly, . . . Miss H. Crosby Whimper ,... . . A. Taggart Job, . . . E. Packer Major Hedway, . . Scarborough Dora. . . Miss E. L. Burwell Mr. Glibb, . . . L. Fowler Mrs. Glibb, . Miss A. Wilson Burt Bellaby, . . . . . E. McClenahan Mr. Simpson, .... . M. Lauder Committee. ,99 Susan Ellen Smith. ,QQ Cora Agnes McCaffrey. Igoo Christel Whipple Wilkins. 799 Claire Brace Hassler. 1901 Betsey King Peters. IQOO Anna Louise Cahn. 1902 Fanny Proddow Simpson. 116 Mr. Marsbland . Harry Marshland . Mr. Catterinole . . Douglas Cattermole Rev. Robert Spauldin Mr. Gibson . . John . . . Knox .... Gardener . . Edith Marshland . Eva Welastei' . Mrs. Stead . Miss Ashford . 199 Mabel Ray. ,QQ Minerva L. FCURTH HALL PLAY. March 18. THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. Cast. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. Dunning . M. E. Beaham . . H. K. Hoy . . . I. C. Stimson g . . F.4L. Dunning . . M. V. Riddle . C. L. Baxter . R. Roberts . A. S. Tuttle . Miss Clarke . . Miss Crater . . . . . . . Miss Fry . . . . . . Miss A. E. Ienkins Committee. ,QQ Louise Sanderson Hart. 1900 Alice L. Eisenian. 1901 Marian Morgan. DeLand. 1900 Grace Andrews. 1902 Frances Fenton. mobcrn ifatce Gomebp Elm llms BEM Fillff 5606. Y SW' l 'l C. Tuurorx, i x' ks IIHSMUE E Q IDISO E PRIZE FARCE. BY ADELAIDE CRAPSEY, IQOI. Q Dramatis Personae. MR. GREGORY WELLINGTON, who knows all about girls. MR. THOMAS CURTIS, who is rather in awe of them. DR. STEVENS, of the Hudson River State Hospital. MISS I-IELEN RAYMOND, of Vassar. MISS ALICIA WELLINGTON, of Vassar. THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY, DR. IVIARY VVILLIAMS, NURSE. Patients Of the Hospital. Time-Early june. SCENE-DZ fI'07ZLl of Hudson River Slzzfe Hospz'!aZ. Mr. Gregory Hfellirzgfon and Ziff. Thomas Ciu'z'z's discovered' in bicycle suifs, gasjbzhg for brefzih, and fookivzg down Me lzill May have jus! climbed. Vlfelfzizgfon-Vassai' girls do Certainly climb the heights of knowledge! Wonder why they dOn't run an elevator up this precipice. Winded, Tommy? Curlis-Rather. And I suppose that that is the famous Pine Walk we have just ascended. Isn't it customary for fair students to wander up and down in its fragrant shade? Imagine wandering up and down that young mountain. I would as soon think Of tackling the Matterhorn for a pleasant Stroll, and what must the creatures be who choose it for a pastime? Ye gods! Let us run while there is time. 118 lflfellingion-Nonsense, Tommy. Don't be a coward and run before a few advanced females. ' C'ur1fz's--A few? Six hundred ! I say, where do you think they are now ? Dwllinglon-Oh, studying-girls at college spend all their time at that, you know. Curfis-Well, I didn 't, but I'll take your word for it. You always seem well posted on the subject of girls. Don't see how you manage it myself. Dwllingfan Qlay'z'ib1j-It's not hard, I assure you. This talk of the difficulty of understanding women is all rot. They're easy. As a rule you can size a girl up at a glance-tell whether the jolly act will take her, or the serious or literary, or- Curfis Qinferrupfing nervousbb-Don't you think we had better tackle the building? Suppose they should suddenly pour out on us-all in spectacles and short skirts I Come on and find your sister and do this insane act of giving her a surprise party in dusty bicycle clothes, and then let us continue our peaceful trip, and I give you warning that as many girls' colleges as you please may spring conveniently up along our line of travel, and you can have whole colonies of rela- tions in them 5 but never again will Ibe inveigled into visiting one. Pwllingion-Don't be cross, Tommy. Screw up your courage to the sticking- point and come in. By the way, I wonder what we do to get in? QT he Queen of Beauzbf appears around a corner of lhe building. She is zfery preizjv, with large dark eyes and masses ofreddish-brown hair. She is dressed in an ulira-xslhetie fashion.J Curzfis Ceafehing sigh! gf herj-Oh, by love, there comes one ! Wellington Qsieing her upj-Now she's the romantic, yearning, artistic kind- writes poems for the Vassar flliseellany. If you had a chance to talk to her, you'd soon find it out yourself. fThe Queen sees lhe men and rnahes slraighf for fhe1n.p Curtis Checking nervously behind PVellingionQ-Looks as if the chance were coming. s The Queen--I Suppose you are admiring our view. Curtis and DWllingzf0n Cbofh sianding with their hacks to itj-It is charming- er-quite-er- The Queen Cdrearnibf, to fhe horizonj--Now, I wonder how they could see the view when their backs were towards it. Curlis fzvheeling abrujbtbfj-Why, that is a fact. W'ellingfon Qdiseoneeried, hut crawling graeefullyb-We were looking at it until we saw you-- T he Queen Cstill addressing lhe horizonj-Now, I wonder how they could have seen me if they had been looking at the view. 119 Zil ra ill insane Epiaobe En ill158l16 JEDMODCQ Curiis fasidej-This is awful! I wonder if they all treat a fellow like this. Oh, why did I come? Ufellingian Qwiih iql dignizfyj-The truth is we were not thinking of the view. We were wondering how to get in. The Queen Qwiihdrawing her aitenfion from the horizon and hes-towing izf all on Wellingfonj-How to get in! My only wish is to get out. This is a sordid, soulless place. The people are poor, earthly creatures with no eye for beauty g indeed, I think that I am the only person here who realizes what true beauty is. Pwllingion Qlosing his iciness in his satisfaefion at having sized her eorreeiiyl- It is, indeed, strange that so few people possess that gift. You must long for a kindred spirit. The Queen Csighingj-I do indeed. Is it-can it be possible that I have at last found one? Curiis Casidej-Oh, my aunt ! And she hasn't even been introduced to him ! IfVP2l!z'ng1f0n Crafher emharrassedb-I could hardly dare lay claim- The Queen Qinierrupiing him with a srnilej-Oh, modesty is sometimes ill-placed. It does you no good, for you cannot deny the appreciative and poetic spirit that shows so plainly in your face. CT he Queen gazing up ai Gregory wiih unmisfahahle azimiraiion, gives him a chance io see how prefiy her eyes are.j Wellingion Q0 himselfj-How naive, yet how sincere ! CTo herj I'm afraid you overestimate me, yet I think I may say that I am not entirely blind to beauty. The Queen-Beauty is the greatest thing in the world. See where the Hudson rolls its silver waters to the sea! Look where the Catskills raise their majestic heights to the sky. The miserable people who can gaze unmoved at the beauties of the world-who cannot feel-Chreaks of suddenly and blushesj-I-I'n1 afraid you think I am very queer to say all this to you, but you see I really do feel it, and-and you looked as if you would understand. PW!lingt0n Cearnestbf, captivated by the hlushj-Queer? No, indeed. I only think it's awfully good of you to talk to me about what interests you, and not confine yourself to the inanities of society. Curtis Casidej-Now, why she should talk to him at all? I wonder if they are all like this-and I wonder if it would be rude to suggest finding Gregory's sister. Qflloudj Gregory, your sisterl- Wiellingfon Csiarfingj-Oh, Alice-that's so. CT 0 the Queenj We came to see my sister who is here. The Queen-Your sister? ' l'fVeZlingion-Yes, Alicia Wellington. 120 The Queen-Oh, yes fzfaguebfy. She's gone away, you know. I don't know when she'll be back. But don't go. Won't you take a little walk with me through the grounds? IMel!z'ng!on-I should be charmed. The Queen U0 Tomvnyj-You will wait here for us and rest? You seem tired. Wellingion-Yes, old man, you do look done up. Good-by, I'll beeback soon. fThey wander of through the trees.5 Curfis UQ? alone, gaspingj-Well, my aunt! Of all the ! Great Scott! Why, he never met her and she never met him! I never expected to see Greg taken in like that. Of all the barefaced jollying ! The poetic spirit in his face ! QGoes :pf info convulsions of lazcghferj He swallowed it all, too, and now he's off walking with her and I'm holding up the greensward, waiting for them to finish their discussion on beauty. I hope I won't be attacked by another one. I-I don't know what I should do all alone. QLoohs nervousbf about himj CA nurse dressed not in zmyorm bu! in slreezf dress comes down ihe palh from the Hospiial. Seeing Cnriis' hunted expression, she sfopsq Nurse-It's perfectly safe, I assure you. Curtis-Well, I'm not so sure about that. They seem rather queer. Nurse-That's only to be expected, you know, and yet you would be surprised to find out how sensible they are when you come to know them. Curfis-Heaven defend ! Yes, I've always understood they were painfully bright. Nurse-Well, I suppose they have just escaped being geniuses. Curfis-How awfully stupid I am. Here I am talking to you about them when you may be one of them yourself Nurse Csurprisedj-I? Oh, no! Curfis-I'm awfully glad. I'm very much afraid of them, you know. jove! It must be a queer place. Don't they have odd customs? Nurse-Oh very, and they are always doing such amusing things. The other day one of the girls declared she was a golf ball, and rolled way down this hill. They went after her, but she wouldn't come up till some one said damn! She said no one could ever find a golf ball until he swore at it. It was awfully funny. But I didn't mean to enter into a conversation with you, only you looked so frightened I thought I would tell you it was safe. The inmates aren't dangerous- good-by. l I2I Bn 'insane Bptsooc Bn 'llI'l58Tl6 151350062 Curtis Cagain lefl gaqpingj- Inmates is good. Said she was a golf ball! Of all the curious jokes-suppose some of them should begin their sportive games now. I've read of Vassar in the PVbrlai and in the journal, but truth is stranger than fiction. I think I'll go and find Greg. I don't feel safe here. QSz'arfs ry? ana' runs inla Dr. Mary Williams, a maiden ry' uncerlain age, with sliorl hair, bloorners and a cutaway caazij Oh! I-I beg pardon! Cflllempls io escape buf size slandsjirmbf in fron! gf lzim.j man IUr. Mary Ifwlliams Cscornfulgfj-You are a l a' ' A I '- Curtis Qin a bluefunkj-Oh, no, I assure you- .X 'tw y , I mean yes-I'm-I'm afraid I am, but- I I V Z 'A Dr. M W-Don't attempt to deny it or to Q1 i I 'A A excuse yourself You are a man, and on that ' ' f if purely fortuitous reason you presume to say that i t ' you are my superior. X I I Curtis-I never did. Iassure you, I never ' did! Excuse me, I've got to find a friend. CRuslies pi '- M madbf ojfj Well, none of my female relatives N A V I , 1 pw will ever come here. I know that. CExi! Curz'is.j ' ' ' ' 'B QA few minutes afler Curlis' disappearance, Helen Raymond and Alicia Pkllingian appear, shoving llzeir bicycles up llze paliuj Helen-If it will bore you to go in with me, Alicia, you can walt out here. I'll try not to be long. Alicia-Very well, I guess 1 will, unless the inmates are apt to be loose on the premises. Helen-There's the doctor-man who is going to show me the internal workings of this place. We'1l ask him. QDOclor comes down lo meet llze girls.j Doclor-How do you do, Miss Raymond? Iklen-How do you do? Miss Wellington-Dr. Stevens. Doctor, will it be safe for Miss Wellington to wait out here while we are inside? Doclor--Oh, perfectly. Only the harmless patients are allowed to be around, and they always have attendants 122 within calling distance. If you talk to them naturally they are all rightg but if you seem to think them strange they don't like it, and if you contradict them they get quite excited. One man thinks he is Napoleon Bonaparte and gets especially wrought up if anyone seems to doubt him. He is around the grounds to-day, I think. You may see him. Alicia-I hope not. But I think I'll wait outside, and if you hear any wild shrieks, please rush to my rescue. fklen-All right, good-by. Doctor-Good-by. CHelen and Doetor go into the Hospital. Alicia, left alone, stands looking about her to be sure no lunatics are lurking behind the trees. In a moment she sees Curtis returningq Alicia-Oh, Napoleon Bonaparte ! CShe turns her hack to him and seems to he gazing at the oiezaj Perhaps if I don't look at him he won't speak to me. I think I'd be nervous about conversing with a lunatic. Curtis Cdismalbfj-Can't find him anywhere. O Greg, Greg, I'l1 make you pay for this! Such a place! just met another one. She wanted to know ifI appreciated the extent of modern degeneracy. Said I ought to, because men usually appreciated themselves. Awfully clever-I never saw such personal creatures-andthey don't seem to know what an introduction is. CCatehes sight J Aliciaj Another, by Jove ! I wonder if she's a lost golf ball. I could swear to perfection for her, if that's what she's waiting for. fAlicia, changing her mind, and deciding that it would be pretgv good fun to talk to Napoleon Bonaparte, turns suddenbf and walks up to T ommy.j Curtis Qstartled by the suddenness Q' her movement, and inuoluntaribf carrying out his rqtlectionsj--Damn! Alicia--What l Curtis Chadbf rattledj--I beg your pardon, I thought you were a golf ball-I mean I thought you might be lost. I- Alieia Csoothingbfj-Never mind, that's all right. Curtis Cto himseyj-All right to swear at her! Oh, Vassar girls! CT o herb Well, it's very good of you to say so- Alicia Cin about the tone one would use to a sich ehildD--Not at all. It probably relieves your feelings. Curtis Qasidej-Well, of all the confounded condescension. Qflloudj Still, I assure you, I am not in the habit of swearing at ladies, but Cheginning to laughj I've been plunged into a most trying position, and I'm not accountable. You see-- 123 Hn IIIIBBNC Epiaobe Bn 11188116 BDBOC6. Alicia Qinlcrfupdngj--Don't let's talk about such things 5 they're so unpleas- ant. Qflsidej Gracious! If he gets on Waterloo and Elba I'm lost. Curtis isn't it? Qembarrassedj-Of course, if you would rather not. Charming day, Alicia--Oh, do you talk about the weather, too? Cariis-Heavens! She's getting personal, too. CTo herb It is rather an old subject, but I'm not very clever. Alicia-I suppose one must resign one's self to the inevitable, but I certainly thought I was free from that subject with an ins-with you. Carlis Cto lzimreyj-Coming it stronger ! O where is Greg! CAloaa'j I'm awfully sorry to disappoint you. I'll try to avoid the subject in the future. I suppose Vassar girls are rather beyond the weather type of conversation. Alicia fasidej-This isn't very exciting. I believe I'll start him on his mania. CT 0 Izimj It must be very stupid here for you. C zcrlis Qgallaniljfj-Oh, nog I assure you. Alicia-But after all the excitement of your former life it must be- Carzfis Casidej-Is she after confidences? fAloaclj But it hasnlt been so very exciting-- Alicia-Oh, yes, it has-one has only to look at your face to see that. CCurtis siifies a groan ana' a grinj You know I admire you immensely. Of course I don't suppose that morally you were exactly a model, but your brilliancy is apt to overshadow that with me, I am afraid. Curtis-Really, you must take me for someone else. I lay claim neither to immorality nor brilliancy, and it puzzles me to guess how you could know about me, anyhow. Alicia-I've been told about you. Cariis-Oh, have you seen Wellington ? Alicia Curtis Qlaaglzingj--Perhaps. You're not very fond of him, are you? -Why, yes I am. He's one of my best friends. Alicia-How noble of you to look at it that way. Curz'is Cmysfyiedj-Noble? fTo lzimseyj What under the sun is the girl driving at? Why doesn't Greg come? C.S'addcnbf cazfciies szglzizyf Greg ami the Queen wanzlcrzhg flzrozlglz ilze frees back qf Alicia. To Aliciaj-Excuse me. CBegins waving his capfranlicalb1.j Alicia-Oh, don't get excited, please! Never mind Wellington. Curlis-But I want him. By jove, I'll get even with him. Alicia-But you can't get him. Curtis-Can't 1? I-le's coming now. I-Ie said I wasn't to be triiied with any longer. 124 Alicia-Coming now! Good gracious, where? QTurns ana' sees Gregogy ana' lhe Queen approaching? Gregory! W2'llz'ngz'on-Alicia! How do you do? I'm--- Alioia-Gregory, what under the sun are you doing here? How dia' ! you get here? Vwllingion-We came on our wheels. How did you find Tommy? Alicia-Tommy ? W2'llingz'on-Yes, Tommy. Our sudden arrival seems to have dazed you. This is my friend Mr. Thomas Curtis. Tommy, my sister. Alicia Coluiohing' a tree for sup- porlj-Oh Greg, Greg, are you sure that is Mr. Curtis? i! QEnz'er Helen and lhe Doclovaj Helen-Alicia, what is the matter? Alicia Qpoinling lo Curlisj-Doctor, is that Napoleon Bonaparte or is it not? Doctor-Napoleon Bonaparte-no! now confined in a strait-jacket. Wkllingfon--Confined ! Curtis-Strait-jacket! Anyone would think you were at an insane asylum to hear you talk. Alicia-Why, where do you think you are? Whllinglon ana' Curlis-At Vassar. Alicia, Hlelen and Doctor-At Vassar! Ufkllington-F or heaven's sake stop laughing and tell us what is the matter ? Doclor-Why, man, this is the Hudson River State Hospital-in other words, an insane asylum. W2'llington-What l Curtis-An insane-then they were all lunatics! The golf-ball, too-oh, my! CBegins to laugh, then slops sua'a'enlj1.j Doctor, who is the pretty girl over there? CPoinz's to lhe Queen, zoho is standing al a lillle dislanoe, looking al lhe uiewj Doozfor-She? One ofthe patients--daft on beauty. Calls herself the Queen He became violent, they tell me, and is of Beauty. Curlis-You sized her up well, Greg, didn't you? Oh, my! CGoes of inlo fresh pealsj 125 Ein lll158llZ JEDf9OD6 E11 insane EDEOUC. Wellingian--Oh, shut up, will you? fielen-VVhat's the joke? Gregory-Nothing! nothing ! Hklen-VVe11, you'd better come with us and see the real Vassar Alzkia--Yes. Come on, Napoleon Bonaparte. CURTAIN. 'F f 'f QA- +3 aaqa ifj ay! W7 Q . ' , 126 RGMANTICISM PLAN FOR THE COURSE. Q Given alternate semesters. Suggestions from the students as to the extension of this course have been sternly vetoed by the Facultyilf I.--DEFINITION. A-Introduction of man into Vassar Nineteenth Century Prose. II.---CULMINATING POINTS. 'I' Shall we turn Vassar College into a dancing academy? -Chapel Discourses, f M T. 128 Gulmmattng Doints. 1 , .ff- -,. i :eil 'A 5 A .. 6' . sid' l ..- - A' N C?-1 A 'vv' ,r l e i r a . X in 1 H - im X i A . 1. ,157 . , A Y . 1 Nf , fi: ., QQ ,C PHILALE THEAN + DAY exe .A i .. . , - ' , G-.mc-mm-M-9 . 'L . 'J December 2. R Program. Reception. Dance. Patronesses. Mrs. Jean Charlemagne Bracq. Mrs. Herbert Elmer Mills. Miss Frances A. Wood. Miss Mary W. Whitney. Mrs. Charles W. Moulton. Miss Abby Leach. Committee. Miss Hart. Miss Lane. Miss Truesdale. Miss Harrah. Miss De Land. Miss Andrews. Miss Sprague. Miss Foster. Miss Cole. 129 Gulminating lboints. FOUNDER'S DAY. April 28. Q Committee. ,QQ Mary Louise Hosmer. ,QQ Leila Durant McLeod. 1900 Estelle Rice Armstrong 1900 Josephine Medbury Angell. IQOI Alice Mary Stimson. 1902 Gertrude Colby Barnard. 130 , JA . .uv .awk 'Wir ff' , tiff,-1. -N. -' uf Q-'42 1 kx. ' . '- - .- x. LY ' s qw,- ,f 1 X 7 ,,-. ' ' :::.:- . 1+ f- '3 iw: .. . - L Va 3 Lx-5I f. ' ,vp .kk Q: -.4 ' 2 4, -l'fm1X - A f hw..-Q . , YA:-1 1 ---' .4440 : V .- ,Q - f V ' f , P fu qbyqza if .1 , LF vi' ' , .. Ei . S 1 15' V. I ,, 'A 2 - 4-5,-,gtg gg-15,-:e,,,f,.,4-.53 ':,,.q N ,JKSYE Ji . y N EEQES1 . C. ff- :----V--'.?.x.,.-.V - :..:f,a : '.:' uqgrir ,kgqgp 2-3, -- 4' z ,,,- 2' 't, 'Q:p , Y' - I -I f -'sQ.4,1faegfau:f:'M5f vfa Qin. QX.Yf'4Q,:fg - .ci 1 :ag.T': 1' , if 9. HQ!! fb ff KW, K K9 N15 8 L .A fe Pe' in W Q0 N,-Av HAVE decided to stay over until Sunday afternoon, I observed pleasantly. Anne had asked me to Vassar for the Founder's Day dance, the glee club concert and the boat ride, and had intimated, after the last mentioned function, that it would be well for me to leave with the other men. This lack of courtesy on her part had forced me to stay on my own invitation for the past three hours. It was then a few minutes of ten andthe tread of the f ref rdf ft 3 f S, Q55 watchman's felt slippers resounded omniously, as he patrolled the corridor, waiting to turn out the Senior parlor lights. I felt that it was a critical moment. That is, if you will let me, I continued humbly. I make a point of deferring things to Anneas a tribute to her intelligence. Why, I don't know, if-- Thank you, that's settled, said I gratefully. I'll have to make the one- iifteen. train. Would there be anything incriminating about a drive in the morning? You said it was town Sunday, you know. Anne put her finger to her lips and glanced swiftly across the hall. Sh - -! Driving on Sunday, said she solemnly, is about the most heinous offense the heart of man could devise. Once there was a story written about an imaginary girl, who committed that hideous indiscretion, and its publication was promptly suppressed. But you have gone with me at home.', That's different. At home, I am not living for the benefit of an iniiammable community, with the Mw Ybrk journal as supervisory agent. Well, I think I'll wander out on foot about eleven o'clock-if you have no objections. I And I think I'll just happen to meet you in front of the building. The watchman coughed warningly. Good-night, said Anne sweetly. At eleven, then? said I. 133 ibet final Decision inet iftnal E6Ci5iOBTi,. Don't worry, said Anne reassuringly, I won't be late. There is no knowing what might happen to you. After an hour and a halts stroll in the grounds the next morning, I had said my last good-by to Anne and was waiting at the lodge for my car. A short distance from me two girls were standing. I-Ie's Anne Fletcher's fiance, one of them remarked in an off-hand manner. It was the first time I had ever considered myself in that light, so instead of moving on, as any gentleman should, I stood still and listened. How do you know ? asked the other. She would not have him here on Sunday, unless they were engaged. You run just as much risk in breaking a little rule as a big one. This conversation suggested a yet untried method of approaching a certain tabooed subject, so I turned and walked rapidly back to the main building. Anne had just started for Strong Hall and we met on the walk. You'll miss your train,' ' she said warningly. You'll be expelled, I said reproachfully, with the mental reservation that in a case like this a slight amount of exaggeration was justiiable. What do you mean ? she asked alarmed. I mean, said I severely, that you ought not to have asked me here on Sunday. Breaking one rulie is as bad as breaking another. If you are called up to-morrow, tell them that you are engaged-it's the only thing that will save you. But I'm not. This affair only precipitates matters a little.', Anne laughed. - ' This affairf You have been listening to some Freshmen. On the contraryf, said I impressively, I believe that the young women whose conversation I overheard were instructors. They might have been, you know. H There's your car,' ' Anne said, looking anxiously toward the lodge. Of course, I went on, it will be exceedingly distasteful for you to be considered engaged, when you really are not. You'll miss your trainf' Anne interrupted. I'm sorry. But having placed you in such an unpleasant position, I can't possibly leave until I see you out of it. The motorman rang the gong. If you will only promise to tell them-- Get that car and I'll promise anything. I ran after the car but missed it. Anne believes to this day that I caught it at Raymond, as I was still running when I turned from the grounds into the road. And somehow I have always felt that it would be indelicate for me to explain her mistake. 134 ADVANCED ARGUMENTATIGN PLAN FGR THE COURSE. Q Open only to Juniors and Seniors. Practical oral debate. I.-DIVISIONS Fon DEBATE. The ultimate aim is Truth, the immediate end is Victory 136 lllif-. 'uv .5 1 fy 11' If , ' nw nj mg' 5394, M .., '04 fi an .? T. AND M. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Q ALICE CLARKE, Speaker. MINERVA LEWIS DE LAND, Clerk. Members. The Class of '99, Debates held in T. and M. House of Commons, in Parliament assembled. Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, March, 1898. That National Factory Legislation, granting it to be constitutional, would be advantageous to the American people. Question .... Ministry. Debate ..... Opposition. April, 1898. That Capital Punishment should be abolished. Question .... Opposition. Debate . . . . Opposition. May, 1898. That a Capitation Tax on Immigrants is undesirable. Question .... Ministry. Debate ..... Opposition. October, 1898. That the June debate between the juniors and Seniors is inadvisable. Ouestion . . . . Ministry. Debate ..... Ministry. November, 1898. That in times of depression, Municipalities should furnish work for the unemployed. Question . . Ministry. Debate . . . . . Opposition. February, 1899. That Women's Colleges would be greatly benefited by intercollegiate debates. Question Debate Ministry. . . . Opposition. 137 Divisions for Debate. DlVi5i0t'l8 egg for - - Debate. Q Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, Resolved, QUI H VIVE. Q MYRA WINIFRED PLUMB, Speaker. EDITH SOMERVILLE MERRITT Clerk MABEL WALLER, Sefjeanl-al-arms. Members. The Class of 1900. DEBATES. May, 1898. That the Constitution of the United States be changed so that the Senators be elected directly by the people. That the students of Vassar College put into practice the principle that we create a demand for whatever we use. October, 1898. That the United States is unlitted for the policy of imperialism Question .... Affirmative Debate ..... Negative. December, 1898. That the general Disarmament of the European Nations is practicable Question .... Negative. Debate ..... Negative. That Sewing be abolished at the formal meetings of Qui Vive Question . . Afhrmative Debate . . . Aflirmative January, 1899. That a College Pin be adopted. Question . . Affirmative Debate . . . Negative. February, 1899. That the ten o'clock rule be re-enforced. Question . . Negative. Debate . . . Negative. 138 INTER-SOCIETY DEBATES. Q MARCH, 1898. COmitted in '98 VAssAR1oN.j Resolved, That the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands by the United States is desirable. Debaters. QUI VIVE-Affirmative. T. AND M.-Negative. '98 Mary Elizabeth Delany. '99 Emma Lou Garrett. '98 Anne Marjorie Day. '99 Florence Emily Sprague. '98 Rosemary McCall. '99 Eleanor Knapp Ray. JUNE, 1898. Question. , Resolved, That the Constitution of the United States should be amended so as to secure the election of United States Senators by popular vote. Debaters. QUI VIVE-Negative. T. AND M.-Affirmative. '98 Laura Owen Rice. ,QQ Leila Clement Spaulding. '98 Agnes Hayes Stone. '99 Mary Louise Brinckerhoff. '98 Jane Robb Murdoch. '99 Isabel Little Vanderslice. Won by the Negative. MARCH, 1899. H9l'0l8lOi15 TOT Debate. Question. Resolved, That a Protective Tariff is detrimental to the best interests of the United States at the present time. Debaters. T. AND M.-Affirmative. QU1 VIVE-Negative. '99 Ruth Bartlett Mears. 1900 Mabel Pearson Schmidt. '99 Alma Maynard Miller. 1900 Gertrude Vaile. ,QQ Leila Jenkins. 1900 Ida Alice Tourtellot. Won by the Negative. 139 QHIGBUOIR5 of tbt 'DOWN il ff . . . t r - 5 N DER what weight are our Pres1dent's sofas safe in sweep- V' 1 - ing season? .L K I , af: D r ' Possibly what did the watchman say when he swore? , x - Can faith manufacture meteors as well as remove moun- Af,-4' I tains ? Y A 1 Are congratulations from the outside world to the Biology Department again in order? Are there breaks in the theory of the evolution of the Sherbourne dairy? I Is the College growing masculine, or Does Lilly's Loss cause Baldwin's Bloom? If punning is bad form, what is -Iames'sY social status? What is the connection between Theology and Ethics, or Ezekiel and the Valley of Dry Bones V How can you account for the shrinking of the Seven Deadly Sins to Three? 'lf By especial request. 140 CLD ENGLISH PLAN FOR THE COURSE. 12 Selecfiansfram the Epic. I.-THE BIRTH-FEAST OF THE GREAT CHIEFTAIN. He who has the chance should work mighty deeds before he die: that is for a mighty man the best memorial. II.--THE GATHERING OF THE WOMEN. I 2 III .-THE IV.-THE I. 2 The ziaughiers ay' warrior forefaihers. Let her bring in writing the names of her forefathers in line to the name of him who gained glory in the rising against the great monster across the sea. The daughters of fhe wise women. In the older days when wise women were few those were our mothers. Now that each grow to be many, let us Set ourselves apart that men forget not the wisdom of our mothers. GATHERING OF THOSE OF THE SAME HOUSEHOLD. Those of the same household are in a stranger's. REVELS OF Those who settled in the Easzf Those who sefiled in the Soufh. Let us come together for song and cheer, feasting and min- strelsy, for our forefathers were of one tribe and we are brothers. 142 E WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY, EDC IIBirtbsfea5t 0? the Great Gbicffmal. A I A V February 22, 1899. 'f 7-15 ' J v' 1 . lf. 9 Aww 1,5 , n5:f1,I,A1L':xX ISL! . . x -9 1 'i 1.W' ' ' if L! E flfl AX ,FM 1 M: .:- . S, 'J 1, 2 ' ,D ' 4, ' ff ,C . 33 .J .Hx 'S . L fag 3 . if 1.4 1 I - W3 if X. 7 S9 ,ZZ 22 K fx . . , 0 21. -haf I Committee. A. E. jenkins. 1900 E. R. Oberly. L. Gildersleeve. 1901 H. M. Currey. 1902 C. L. Russell. 43' Ube Datnglotcrs of wlarrior Jforefatbcr :fx VASSAR CGLLEGE CHAPTER M5350 N i Y OF THE Q N gd lik All SGCIETY OF THE DAUGHTERS Wi, R U OF THE AMERICAN fo SX HE' c REVOLUTION. :lm tr . ' 9' 4 1 li A XL E 0 y ,, HW9'-fini' A Q Rlll ' ill 5 A Xf Y f X , ENN Miss 'SALMON, Regent. Officers. ,QQ ELEANOR KNAPP RAY, Woe-Regeni. ,QQ ROSAMOND ROBERTS, Secrezfafjf. ,QQ MARY ESTY STOXVELL, Treaszufer. ,QQ JULIA ENSIGN PETTEE, Regzkfmr. Miss Salmon. Miss Start. Q7 Florence May Crosby. 1 1 r 93 Harriet Nevins Ballance. Katherine Blunt. 98 Alice Baker Guy. 98 Emma Webster Turner. QQ Carrie Gardner Abbott. Q9 Adele l-Ieyworth Merwin. QQ Mabel Lewis Patterson. QQ julia Ensign Pettee. Q9 Eleanor Knapp Ray. 398 7 1 V J v v H Ifsfo rian . ,QQ NTABEL LEWIS PATTERSON, Members. Q7 Katherine Trafford Applegate. A I '99 399 ,99 ,99 '99 99 r9oo IQOO IQOO 19oo IQOO IQOI Sara Fox Robb. Rosamond Roberts. Edith Sutherland Russell. Mary Esty Stowell. Alice Robinson Taggart. Florence Ella Wright. Katherine Crissey Baxter. Phebe Harriet Beadle. Julia Brainerd Tarbox. Gertrude Vaile. julia Manley Weeks. Beulah Beatrice Whitcomb. qw THE SOCIETY OF THE GRANDDAUGHTERS OF VASSAR COLLEGE. 12 Officers. ,QQ BERTHA RICHARDSON, Presideni. 1899 1899 1899 1399 IQOO 1900 '99 MARY ESTY STOWELL, Wee-Presialcnf. IQOI MARY PHILLIPS RITCH, Secretary and T reasurer. Bertha Richardson. Mary Esty Stowell. Anna Seeley Tuttle. Abby Huntington Ware. Marion Benedict. Ruth Raymond Richardson. Members. I 1900 1900 1901 IQOI 1902 1902 45 Winifred Morse Richardson. Ruth Wells. Ada Jeannette Lord. Mary Phillips Ritch. julia Nuttman Hanna. Elizabeth Moore. Gbe Zbaugbtets of tba 'wise 'women 'Ciba Gathering ot Chose of the Same Tbousebolb. ffsfwf elf has 'G-d3,,R?U ' QR ft' .tL5Yfer ,2 ' . 1' ,. . .. in 'Q .ffE.5, -. .-iglixl 5-N21 yr:- Q---e' Eng -:Q-.u-F--A .124-, '4x-.31 1 4 --- . -.2451 -. - S L 1 X:-aL.1.l:H' 'V ' K xx 1521-:Vi-4-:sf 9,1431-if-'-.,,f' .I L ' xx. 1.-. -G mga' 2: 1' A,- bf 'bw-.1 4 ..4f ' xx 1 - 'lzmlgif' ROCHESTER CLUB. Q '99 EDNAH MACVEAN PERCY, President. 1900 CAROLINE HARRIS STEVENS, Wee-President. 1901 MINNIE DE LAND HUBBELL, Seerefary and Treasurer Members. ,99 Ednah MacVean Percy. 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 1901 Phebe Harriet Beadle. Caroline Harris Stevens. Adelaide Crapsey. Louise Knox Foote. Minnie De Land Hubbell. Marian Morgan. IQO2 1902 I902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 Caroline Stoddard. 146 Jessie Ruth Avery. Gertrude Colby Barnard. Grace Bruce. Florence Eglantine Curtiss Evelyn O'C0nn0r. Harriet Elizabeth Shantz. Marie Antoinette Stacy. . .:1. , 53- i -, 5:5 -. 4 . if , fi: g i45lfi5?Li.., . - 9 .1 it M.,-24... .3522 ! i ?55lf - 'lui 7 5iw'3:-fi 79 1 ' '.'5' 27 I 1 l 'WWWM' 'Q-Nxwxxxxv : i Eli: it e 1. ,1., i . ,....W .-1l . li.. ig:-' liilll iiilii1iiIlIi l1lW i ' Wfi1ff1 it 62 1 iiiiiiii'itlIliiiiililiiiiiwiill' v ll X- - W l i ngyng iliyl vii MM MII. - . I .ivy I'4. 'till 'lil llllllllill 1 iuu it i isiiiiiiii riwigi . , QE:-' 'xv l - f' 'I lk .5 43 'A . 354 5 5il'1 immiiiim llllllgfff rkl I .. imm gtggiiiiyy lliifllfffff :ir A lilllllflllil' lfllilllflfi i HI f . . - f i iii i iuurpw f I' , J! ' I Milf ' vt - A - E 1 - Milt fiai aaiiil i ., '.l12az-f-6-A ' yr X f4'gf.f 0 U if, A ' rl gif' gc - ' ww 0 '5:l.+':g,. A , UW 1 lp- QMS. i sfiy: 23 ' .lie B ikfijififl 245 li 'mfg ilfiiilfflfzis '...--.. V,,llllJi7i?1-N-.Q...'-..f..'Wi ... it 1' f iff , . Q9 MAROU SOPHIA BROWN, Preszdenzf. V ,QQ GRACE MORRILL, Secretary and Treasurer. V Members. Nellie Baker. Amy Leavitt. Harriet Long. Harriet Cossar. Helen Davis. Carolyn Dudley. Rusha Dewey. Edith Abercrombie. Alice Bacheller. Louise Barbour. Alice Barrows. Maine. Evelina Pierce. Eleanor Samson. Elizabeth Smith. New Hampshire. Helen Heath. Clara E. Holt. Ada Lord. Vermont. Alta Tozer. Massachusetts. Clara Baxter. Asenath Borden. Marou Brown. Edith Brooks. T47 Minnie Thomas Ethel Totman. Grace Morrill. Margaret Pollard. Ida Tourtellot. Gertrude Burleigh. Marjorie Burr. Margaret Calhoun. Una Chandler. Ubi? 'RZVZLS of CDOSZ 'UUIDO SCUICD in IDC E21813 Cbe mevels of Zrbose 'illllbo Eettleb tn the East. Helen Colburn. Rebecca Co-ok. Elizabeth Cutting. Pauline Day. Eda Dolliver. Lucy Freeman. Valerie Goodenow. Helen Gro-ss. Mary Harris. Claire Hassler. Gertrude Heywood. Alice Holden. Alice Howe. Edith Beers. Mary Bloomer. Lilian Bowen. Elizabeth Burwell. Bessie Carleton. Jennie Christy. Mabel Farnham. Isabella Foster. Edith Hubbard. ' Louise Jacobus. Lucinda Jeltrey. Statira McDonald. Ruth Mears. Elsie Mendell. Alice Milton. Marion Murphy. Marion North. Marjorie Overman. Arria Page. Eliza Perkins. Eleanor Ray. Connecticut. Ethel Garvin. Helen Heater. Edith Hunter. Julia Lockwood. Adele Merwin. Susan Miller. Gertrude Mitchell. Mildred Moran. Rhode Island. Mabel Ray. Maude Ray. Clara Reed. Almeda Robbins. Clara Russell. Ida Seymour. Caroline Sperry. Louise Stevenson. Millicent Todd. Edith Tourtellotte .Grace Webber. Elsa White. Christel Wilkins. Marian Mossman. julia Pettee. Edith Russell. Ella Russell. Helen Swartz. Hilda Welch. Susan Wightman. Louise Bartlett. Margaret jackson. Maud Batcheller. Alice Taggart. 148 I' 126' '113h.fc-x.-v,Xv.f,s YqI,e -.y3x1Av'1 L-7 ' ku! ia-s f xi-,rf Ar m dl A rwftliilla K x a,,,..v i frikif X llfrf l i 'wi J Q im' B933 gl N u.xv-w..,ql-'Z 'gg NJWBJJPNI .1 K XXX ll , ' I 1' ' k X'1x s Ifsvr-'INVIXL :AI P ill. l. f I I KS - Q , ' ills 'S ' in 3 - ' 4 ' A, ' f il gf Tiff ' 0 i.V- be ,A , Egg 0 ti, ' mln '- ' --Ifpniy A ' h I , 'Haw-L. W fig- E 'C i L: Zfglalilrl X5 1 1 lt 5 - ' ' f -'44'.i2'.' - tx '-t,, Q . q-Q.Lf J4 ,Sri-Lx xi L1 'A 4 , Q -A - 5 7 - X ,v 1 ' 'ful' il Q I Q 5 W iQ s w ' 2 S , if fl J 5 T A AE l l ' -to 'ff .. ,, , ' '99 LUcv ELIZABETH PRICHARD, President. '99 AUGUSTA CHOATE, Wee-President. 1900 ELIZABETH GRAHAM, Secrelary and T reasurer. Barbara Adair, . Bertha Bates, Mary Boyd, Persis Breed, . Mabel Brown, . Augusta Choate, . Ellen Cobb, . Alice Crowell, Patty Curd, Alice Dewey, . . Miriam Edmondson Loraine Edson, . Alice Eiseman, . Frances Fenton, . Adolphine Fletcher, Edith Fry, . . Emma Lou Garrett, Margaret Gathright, Ruth Gentry, . Elizabeth Graham, julia Hartridge, . Idalea Hearne, Mary Hedrick, . Isabel Hull, . May Johnson, . Susan Johnson, Annie Jones, . Blanche Martin, . Pearl Nelson, . Cecil Nield, . 149 . Georgia Missouri Tennessee . Kentucky . Tennessee . . Georgia . North Carolina . . . Ohio . . Kentucky District of Columbia . . New York District of Columbia . . . Missouri District of Columbia . . Arkansas . Kentucky . Georgia . Kentucky . Missouri . Tennessee . . Georgia . . . Texas . North Carolina . . Tennessee . North Carolina . North Carolina . Mississippi . Arkansas . Missouri . Kentucky Gbe Reveles of Chose who Settleo in the South. Ube mevels of Chose who Settleb in IDC SDHIID. Virginia Nisbet, . . . Georgia Myrtle Olmsted District of Columbia Luella Orr, . . . Colorado Louise Sanford, . Tennessee Julia Scarborough, . . Texas Daisy Stewart, . . . Georgia May Belle Tupper, . . Pennsylvania Bess Yantis, . . . . Texas Lola Yantis, . . Texas Grace Young, . . . Tennessee Associate Members. 48. Honorary Members. James Lane Allen. Thomas Nelson Page. john G. Fox, Jr. Mabel Werne. 150 Cin sinceresZji'aite1y of Mr. folzn Kendrz'ck Bavzgsj W 4334? , W , .f9'.F5?' W H 90 pp in , ,oy 7 it '.'- Q, 5 .4 ASHINGTON had gone up to Vassar on his birthday, 'p Q V if - ,.,4 1, to float around and see if the state of things there 5,1 4' ir, had improved any. Dante and Omar Khayyam and Q: r+.Q,fff,50? 'Q Philip the Second and Menelaus and Paris were sit- - H Q' -- ' gf- fi ting gossiping in the Associated Shades Club smok- ,, l -Q' V ing-room, when he came in. Well, George, said Menelaus, you're early. It's only half-past ten., ' everything at Vassar closes early except when the Astronomy Department has an all-night affair, and they only get their sporting- blood up once in.thirty years or so. A reporter for a New York paper, who got across the Styx last week, told me all about it. As usualf' Washington observed sadly, they didn' t give the poor girls any holiday. One of the professors did have the grace to read my farewell speech to his class.-QI-Iere Paris groaned softly.,-Do you know, that speech grows on me ! And, by the way, Khayyam, they had a parody of that little thing of yours, in the form of a ' Larnentiat ' on the bulletin boardf ' Oh, I say 1 protested Omar, I could ignore being translated by all the minor poets 5 I rather enjoyed being set to music, I could stand being interpreted by a Delsarte woman 3 but when it comes to being parodied on the Vassar bulletin- Well, went on Washington, entirely engrossed in his own grievances, they had the usual Revolutionary-costume-dinner, and had the Senior tables represent the Original States. Nobody but the Committees that decorated them knew the significance of the decorations. Yes, groaned Beau Brummel, who had strolled in with Narcissus and George the Third, and not a whole costume of any kind. 151 Yes, Paris spoke up, Shanes of Dattiotissm Sbabee of Patriotism But, continued Washington, as it was, some of the girls preferred a concert in town to even this irregular and unofficial celebration of my birth.' ' Now you speak of it, said Paris, winking to the others, why should they celebrate it? ' ' 'What! thundered Washington, turning as purple as his shadowy corn- plexion permitted, I am the Father of their Country, first in warin Oh, I don't know about that, interrupted Paris, you've had a few close seconds during the late campaignf ' I At this Philip the Second got up and left the room with ostentatious haughti- ness. Nobody paid any attention to him, however, and Menelaus, who was of a naturally peaceful disposition, changed the subject by asking, Where did they get the men for the ball? Since Helen had left him he hadn 't concerned himself much with the ways of women, but he knew that Helen was never happy unless there were half a dozen men hanging about. I-Iumph! said Paris, aggressively, I should think you'd know that women can do without some of us, at all events. Come, come, boys,' 'interposed Washington, ' ' stop raking up the everlasting quarrel about that silly girl. You see, Menelaus, half of them dress as men. They do that for everything, although, of course, they don't let them wear real trousers. Beatrice, murmured Dante, ' 'would never have wanted to wear trousers. Of course,', continued Washington, the girls putting up that picture of me last year was an improvement.-CNarcissus was glancing inadvertently from Washington's face to his own in the glass, but George the Third drew him aside with a warning look.j-And now they've got a new bust of me, but to show you what a state of affairs criminal negligence has brought about, I heard a group of the girls standing by it say that although there wasn't any name on it they supposed it must be George-George, indeed !-becausevit was draped with a Hag, and that perhaps after all it was the Founder. Not to know my lineaments-the face that- But just then he caught sight of Narcissus engaged in meditative scrutiny, and turned upon hirn. Boy! he roared, when at that instant Mercury ran in to say that Bernard and Abelard were at it again in the billiard-room, and they all rushed to the scene of conflict. 152 THEMES PLAN FOR THE COURSE Q I. DESCRIPTION. A.-Form. 1. Art. 2. Classic. B.-Sound. C.-Taste. II. NARRATION A. Counterplay. B. Play. 154 Em iform LE FUSAIN. R Members. Laird Branch. Alice Belknap. Gertrude Candler. Mary Frothingham. Gertrude Fulton. Helen Johnston. Honorary Member. Miss Van Ingen. 155 'JMCQA-ALA.. lqoo., Classic orm. f 'I-I 'EAAI-INIKI-I 'ETAlPElA. Clfficers. I 1Ipde8po9, . . . . PROFESSOR LEACH 'Avfrurrpde8po9, '99 N. R. BAKER Fpappareie, . . . . . . . . 'QQ M. L. KLEBERG 211,u.,8o157t1.o11. '99 M. E. Eastwood. 'QQ A. R. Taggart. '99 Hoy. IQOO M. Budington. Kowwuof. :98 :QS :98 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 1 '99 '99 '99 99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 ' 99 IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO M. B. Granger. M. C. McCarty. L. M. Simpson. B. V. Abbott. I. Belcher. N. R. Bidleman. M. S. Brown. L. A. Chamberlin. M. L. De Land. E. Elting. I. G. Foster. L. Gildersleeve. C. B. Hassler. F.. Hill. E. L. Iaco-bus. B. Martin. M. L. Patterson. E. M. Percy. B. Richardson. N. Smith. H D. Thompson. A. M. Tozer. M. F.. Wylie. M. L. Baker. L. S. Bartlett. M. J. Bourne. F. H. French. 1900 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 Miss Macurdy. H. M. Henshaw. C. R. Horne. A. M. LeRoy. H. B. Long. E. M. Raitt. E. W. Smith. I. Trowbridge. L. Wadsworth. R. Wells. S. W. Wiglitman. H. K. Bandler. B. S. Bell. L. S. Bragdon. M. Broad. E. L. Dutcher. M. A. Farnham. M. H. Ford. E. M. Garvin. A. L. Goetz. A. B. Griffiths. M. P. jackson. A. J. Lord. S. P. McDonald. E. Mendell. M. Mo-rgan. K. A. Norris. M. V. Riddle. Schleicher. 156 D. IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 IQOZ IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 A. L. Schuldice. L. S. Stevenson. A. M. Stimson. M. L. Taggart. E. L. Totrnan. M. V. Washburn. H. F. Welch. I. Wheelock. E. M. Van Slyke. E. Beers. M. G. Boland. E. I. Corrigan. M. E. Cowling. M. B. Dale. E. F. Dolliver. M. F. Doyen. L. B. Freeman. F. M. Hatfield. H. C. Heath. E. F. johnson. E. Kellogg. G. L. Kent. H. B. McCarrell. M. C. Murphy. E. Pierce. E. M. Smith. H. L. Stark. Pwlsmh J 1 3 R S f I if . - Iwi . ,Ji :lform Jform. vga: vf:1,5 ?5s,. ilzasf' '-5' ix 4 vi s 0 N' 3!,.1f1 Ni' 51 Wifi ' -.1 1 Qu 'x rf 'Wa 4 4 Sallie 'PB'-1-.135 ' Q-55421 iv 558212118 k'A,, 1 52:1 A , f -'-ff 9 ' TF - f 1 ' 5 . 4 l-' .f77i 'L'-1 Q.- Y V ,K Q V - E ting! -fi ' ' Q' r i 'rlkwe' '35 ll 1Jv1 1' - -'A . 4 :-Q E,-A -'JlJEsQSZ2?s0 'E!' '1-1't's-'ef'e. if ' 'Ca 3 ' . - 4 'FXS E 4? Q Qi? 41. ,A GOBBLERS. Q I 99 Bertha Bates. 99 Marie Gertrude Fulton. 99 Sarah Georgiana Grant. ,QQ Florence Greer. 99 Louise Sanderson Hart. 1900 Alice Underhill Lane. ,QQ Leila Durant McLeod. '99 Elsie Nicols. '99 Grace Hannah Robbins. 1900 Anne Pym Savery. '99 Susan Ellen Smith. ' Q9 Phoebe Kirkpatrick Truesdale. 2 J J 159 Haste Haste., ,iff W! ff Z' 'V 6 f 1 , Ilia!!! if' N Z NN , Q -1 z fl-:lv X if W QQ if Nunn? JA V! ws 1 B .ry NN 1 10 We C lv S IE- Sf 5 .. S l -rar ll I 1 ' '. - . 5.5-Qilvgx,-vez:-.v.1g,eym-.1-.1-1311.-. . .-Tg.f- .v.v-.-,.- - 1.13 1 Er an 'S , lib. 'C 1- -- V fi l - in A ii 'W lx A' A fre-xw'nr '- ' 5 5. h 9 . vi xi! Y.:Sl-SSH.: 4 A ,. A , . ,. N'-. iz:-'Q iii! tx-ez L-l-QM ' - 1, 'i eg - ,:f'Qsf'5:igy',, 4 ' A f l :V v'- a, - Ns New -. .- . ,kj ,m f xp 22. jf J ffrf' 3 mv 1 - '-xg..-fi: - , .l 3. .- Qgqf- Sv , N-lligggf-7 pg , ,- '-- A-19:55 ix-af.. 11 1 .ft-553 ' 1 'vw 15552 1 . 1, ' Q' - ' 'lialf-,Q 1355 .wg . ilk .. ' . 'N S195 'if fir um - V- .Q N '- .. -' 1-A - -- if .-.Y-wwe.: - up '. iii . -SDF-,ggi 1. 3 - ' X . .' I Q. 155 I-31 -ef, gn' V' 5. I . ,O lk ggi . YP.. N... 3, H.: 5 Q' I ,,- L-.inf AX ' 5 21.531 - - . 123- E. -nfl iif-,af-ff-gfiiissi 31- 5 A 13 f Q me-uae-ee we ,-26102-26. ll ll jxl ig :fi ,QQ Alice Clarke. ,QQ Loraine Edson. ,QQ Mabel M. Fry. ,QQ Annie Elizabeth Jenkins. 1900 Annie Laird Branch. 1900 Flora G. Dean. IQOI Genevieve H. Baldwin. 1901 Annie G. Hume. 1901 Betsey K. Peters. 160 'TT Eaare IQOO IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 Josephine Medbury Angell. Violet Barnard. Emma Bradley. Gertrude Mary Candler. Marie Belle Comstock. Marion Pauline Ess. Blary Prothinghanm Susan Blehlahon. Maude Louise Ray. Cliristel Whipple Wilkiiis. 161 Caste. fix-Q 1 N C f ' ft MQ D ' ' 7 N. f K ' , 1 QQ ' we f V W 'ix , X K fg f of Q 'nuzgw lex 5505 30 go P-wiv? 9 GN' G Oboe , V .Qhw yea? qi:-:il Debbi S 30956 5 X5--,U .-Q5 fe 4,305 o oo .-- :e--v-,- . - oo sian -.,r .Iu,l. V-.L-.Th Q. no '- -N I-...', 1.2. -, .,,1': -.7 -Y A A - .-. K - X 'X 0 .- . .,-, - , ,. '-42-1: -91:11:63-5T5'ff D -1 f D D2 0 0 000 cub 1 - - 5 1 X 1 fgoboooboyenb XR 1--., - ,f,.-,..rT..!'.a .gl-.,. J 6 0 6 0 c 0 055 1 x.,-f-' mul: 'ZNUIP' q :T :i ::'4' fl'-55' X ' Ie 3615 2 ting Zeng O og V- -- , x o 0 'Q'-.,j:!QL:,a.'w: Q-1'j54i2jf:Z',1 X jX2'etE of 0 o 236009: 350 -s'v.1.-?f,i-.,-1?,v.- .1-' - - - Y .. SQ3 'Jiui,jgQL,.r ' AS Eeumr IQOO 1900 IQOO 1900 IQOO IQOO 1900 Alice Prentice Barrows. Annie Maria Crater. Helen Burrowes Johnston. Edith Crozier Packer. Sophia Gleason Pierce. Eleanor Kenriclc Samson. Mary Delia Smith. 162 K, 09 l as X5 0 Lev' ef Q THE FRIARS. Q 1900 Elizabeth Graham. 1900 Ruth Winfreda Grefe. 1900 Mary Elizabeth Lloyd. 1900 Caroline Harris Stevens. 1900 Elizabeth Berdan Taylor. 1901 Maude Butler. 163 S1556 ilmate. ,ff Q .--,. . - ..-eu, 1 -: 1.g:,-QQ':n,Q, '.1,,2,:2-1- V ' . A 21- A a m - 'Q' Pa ge N je-ei c . 'Xe e -Q.. h Q ,L .A ' 1,1 - A 4 4 f -K-'ij fl x e V - ' Q15 Ng' R - ' 'I , El we- K ey :ef .D -L X, - ' .. 'Qs I - M 'f e 1 f l I Yr N- X 1' l la I lui I 1 f Y . , , -unc ' D ' 'ZA I ws ri A 1 H 1 , N X ff fi l llfum 'Sf -I , K .VH M,nlb '5v . , X Q -5 A. uf-' A l . l-51111 : mu NSW we EEQUZ' .N I I 1 . - Q I f 1' V CX xl' X., w' , - E FN e ., N xg '45, 55 , 4 ,, X 0.'3.'3v.Q5n.Ma? 1 Tal ' -' -f - - . 1900 Estelle Rice Armstrong. 1 goo 1 goo 1 goo I QOI Florence Harrah. Myra Winifred Plumb. Vance Shouse. Alice Silliman Belknap. 164 fg 1- is .- 9 2 . V V fl 'V 0,1 , 1 4 ' 3 I . ' .1 V Z , 1 7 P 1' I 'P' ,rn 17, I 4 1. V. QL ZX -5 ..,V.z,A - , W, -fi, 26 :QV , D 9 . A I r T 1 f if f f 'Z 1 -A 1 x04 H9 v xr, xx 1, x sy, 1 1 sw 'WV 'l:i,fj,i, ,,.. ,. . . , L: -Y 2 12' 9 A A N-HuNxE'0l .f -- 1. gun, X 1 ,f 0 31:15, if rf'1:'?-'19 . .if 1-. fy . ,, rl? ,' Q. .. mu 0 .1 L. a- ': .415 7:11. 1J,li-V11 lf. . 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 Clara Leavitt Baxter. Helen Wright Foster. Grace Buhrer Hanna. Betsey King Peters. May Belle Tupper. 165 C8516 51319261 ,iQ - -I ' al l L LL- - 4 A 3 v, Gal Q P L ai L-56213 Mus es E- E E ... E - - 5 - --.,f .1,'.N ,Qlw-1f.w,. 1' HIE' 'rWf:T'f11!15i15 iff: tim? . E 1902 Ahce Hawthorne Barse. -' ' 1 iihih ' H 'F u l l . 1901 Mary Edna Beaham. A 1901 Della Bishop. 1901 Lucia Cole. I 1901 1901 66 Kate Harrison Glendinning Amy White Leavitt. 41113111 131 A mm ? 1 2 5 ffwg gg 4, 9 C M 5. I 'X ffl PJ k 5 '52 Ml' 5 1 X 'Q' 'E' 143. f, -:fa M14 5? ye 0 XX 5 C1 E. . 3 l .1 .1 .' , -m-wi-wth YI .01 . ,.-RM ' 5-fu H. 7 I' '41,-,,5'fZ5fvJi 'jx .2 Q 'f1W'gT'32f1 Lxw . 1' , 422 1591.-1 'vp ' NVQ 'flf wi. 1 . . fq1G.f.' ,in g-r. w x ...fan ' pg? ' I.. 213- A' 1 d'-' 12-LJ 5 ' Y 51,5 v 1 .+ , Q6 Q, Q .4 A '46 ' Y - f,.,!' ..-- ' ' 'x f,g,.f:v41 4,-s ,. S- -R 9 ., f -, . . 7, M 5 - ' , ': - x. . . , C 'V H71 .5-, , 5.-,qxk S. W 1 :ll ' ' ' -I ' . 9 I XA-W J if N IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 I902 I902 I902 1902 IQO2 B Gertrude C. Barnard. Grace Bruce. Helen A. Crosby. Helen Crum. Florence L. Dunning. Theodosia H. Hadley. Grace Hecker. Clara Holt. Ruth W. Johnson. 167 Unite Sounds, XALMA MATER. Q Wake the dear old name of Vassar, Ring it, sing it, loud and clear. Vine-clad Vassar of the Hudson, Alma Maier, near and dear! Ring it, sing it, shout and sound it, To the four winds give her name. Let the purple hills resound it And the river bear her fame. I CHORUS: Wake the dear old name of Vassar, Ring it, sing it, loud and clear. Vine-clad Vassar ofthe Hudson, Alma Maier, near and dear! Wide she gathereth her children From far coast and distant plain, Teacheth them the way of knowledge, Scattereth them wide again. Wisdom, honor, truth and beauty, These are hers, and hers to give. Priceless gifts of high bestowal That all other gifts outlive. Alma Mater, rich in honor, First and fairest in the land, Ever shall thy daughters rally A' most loving, loyal band. Pledge thee still the old devotion, Labor for thee, heart and hand, And the years shall bring thee increase While thy purple mountains stand. EDITH C. BANFIELD, ,92 168 EN .5 'Q -.mr Y , ' My 1 ,2cf' . V AK' Q Xp ,fly :L , I Gi I . v .4 x. .X 1. , . V Tn kwa- 12 . Q A : -.Ml 51 5 f..., 4. ,Al A 1 1. 2' .2 x xii af: I fl . Q 1 :sw-W fs x - - X... A -: .4 1-sz.-,. --i'..'.qz:T.'rie4', ,s, f,, 't.M', w?'?zalL5s....,3g , 5. ax. ., MF ,99 1900 1901 1901 1901 i99 ll 99 599 ,99 N COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. . S. Smith. E. K. Samson. A. M. Stimson. C. A. Dewey. M. B. Wl1itman. C. G. Abbott. U. B. Chandler. I. Belcher. F. E. Sprague. Q 99 E. L. JACOBUS, Leader. '99 U. E. CHANDLER, Assz'sz'an1f L6dL2IC'7' and Accampcuzzld. IQOO G. B. RAYMOND, Buszbzess fl! First Soprano. 1QO2 M. Todd. Second Soprano. First Alto. Second Alto. 1901 I. I. Seymour. 169 1901 1902 IQO2 IQO2 1902 '99 IQOO 1900 1901 A. M. W'alc:h. G. L. Burtis. I. G. Campbell. G. C. Hecker. A. C. Thompson. R. VVheeler. M. M. Spratt. G. B. Raymond. C. S. Reed. afzagfr. 5012110 Souno. CGLLEGE MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB Q 1900 F. C. DOWLING, Leader. 1900 E. B. CORBIN, Mavzagei First Nlandolins. IQOO F. C. Dowling. IQOI L. Giraud. IQOI A Affeld. IQOI R. B. Patterson. 1902 I. Hearn. Second Mandolins. 1900 A Borden. IQOI D. Schleicher. IQOO L Waclsxxfoi-tix. 1902 J. L. Christy. Guitars. 9 ,QQ A. M. Miller. 1900 I. B. Tarbox. 1900 E B. Corbin. IQOI I. L. Hunues. 1900 E Sidenberg. IQOI E. B. King. 1902 B. McCullough. Nlandola. 1901 A. Wadsworth. viouns. ' 1900 E. Bradley. 1901 I. C. Stimson. 170 f CHOIR. kg.: X : fl ' 0 E 2' A 1 fa' 3 1 K 1 A' 'N tx 0 ,Y ,. 6 q 1 I s i Q l' 1 'li' PROFESSOR GEORGE C. Gow, f if ll . 1 - 1, 9 I ,I X K In 'lx ' , I ' ' ' U l 1 J. . ll 'A - K N ,X l lf' W' 1' , 3 ' ' l KJ ' ! ' L XH X 'G 1 M ., 9 M... . Second Soprano. '99 H. K. Hoy. IQOI F. G. Atkins. IQOI M. P. Jackson. First Alto. '99 C. G. Abbott. '99 H. V. Turner. '99 J. Belcher. ' Q9 B. Richardson. Orgamlvl and Choir Direcior. First Soprano. '99 E. '99 E- 1900 E. IQOO E. IQOO E. IQOI M. IQOI A. 1901 H. 1902 G. 1902 H IQOI 1902 1902 1900 1901 1901 C. Stimson. Second Alto. '99 1900 1901 L. E. Beebe. 171 C. Bowman. S. Russell. Bradley. K. Samson. B. Taylor. Calhoun. C. Stimson. E. Storke. L. Burtis. B . McCarrel1. M. B. Whitman G. C. Hecker. A. C. Thompson. V. Sauvage. I. J. Seymour. F. E. Sprague. G. B. Raymond. E5ounD Sounb. . , I n TH EKLA. . ' 0 0 W., V 9 .Q . 0, 4 I A: my Q L ,., Z- 1900 PAULINE BOYDEN DAY, ... .. - , P 11 1 VAQE ..:,.3,.f , . ffesz en . 0 9 ' ' IQOI MABEL BOAK, 00. 'Q I9 I I' nb : A S M .4 Wee-Pfcsz'denf. .119 1 .'V'45.g,. I Q .9 Q 0 3 19 V' A IQOO JULIA MANLEY WEEKS, , Q C0 59 0 Secrefafy. 1 . , C19 0 1 ' , 5 0 . '99 EDITH SUTHERLAND RUSSELL, ' 9 'QL Q ,-L. , 1 Treasurer of ef Q. . sl A 1 ,a W... . ' Members. ,Q7 B. Shaw. 1900 E. K. Samson. I902 M. B. Dale. ,QQ C. G. Abbott. 1900 F.. Sidenberg. IQ02 T. H. Hadley. ,QQ E. S. Russell. 1900 M. M. Spratt. 1902 G. C. Hecker. 1900 A. L. Cahn. IQOO I. M. Weeks. 1902 L. B. Kennedy. 1900 P. B. Day. 1901 M. Boak. IQO2 M. C. Kennedy. IQOO H. E. Ettenson. 1901 M. Calhoun. 1902 H. S. Littlejohn. IQOO D. Gaus. IQOI V. S. Goodenow. 1902 F. V. Loud. 1900 F.. L. johnson. 1901 J. L. Humes. IQOZ F. F. McKinley. 1900 M. H. Larsen. IQOI E. W. McClena.han. S. M. E. Batcheller. IQOO L. Marsalis. IQOI K. A. Norris. S. M. L. Van Law. IQOO S. G. Pierce. IQOI M. A. Russell. S. B. L. Yantis. 1900 G. B. Raymond. IQOI F.. L. Tourtellotte. S. L. Yantis. IQO2 L. MCL. Bowen. 172 CI-IORAL CLUB. Q PROFESSOR G. C. Gow, Dz'red07'. '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 '99 IQOO IQOO IQOO 1900 'QQ BELCI-IER, Pl'd7SI'd6lZf. G. Abbott. R. Baker. Belcher. C. Bowman. E. Chandler. B. Coles. L. Fowler. K. Hoy. L. jacobus. B. Richardson. S. Russell. Smith. 'B Sprague. V. Turner. G. W'heeler. E. Wyliie. Bradley. Budington. H. Page. B. Raymond. IQOO 1900 1900 IQOO 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 IQOI 1901 1901 1901 IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI IQOI 1901 IQOI 1900 G. B. RAYMOND, Secrclafjf. Members. B. K. Samson. V. Sauvage. B. M. Smith. M. M. Spratt. E. B. Taylor. I. B. Trowbridg L. VVadswo1'th. F. G. Atkins. L. E. Beebe. B. L. Brooks. M. Calhoun. C. A. Dewey. A. B. Griffiths. A. E. Holden. A. I. Lord. R. B. Patterson. M. A. Raiguel. C. S. Reed. I. I. Seymour. A. M. Stimson. 173 IQOO E. W. SMITH, Librarian. IQOI 1901 IQOI IQOI 1901 e. IQOI IQO2 IQO2 IQO2 IQO2 1902 1902 IQO2 IQO2 1902 1902 1902 IQO2 1902 S. I. C. Stimson. H. E. Storke. E. L. Totman. A. M. Walch. M. B. Whitman. H. B. WVood. G. L. Burtis. I. G. Campbell. M. B. Dale. G. C. Hecker. M. P. Jackson. G. L. Kent. H. B. McCarrell. D. Minton. L. Grr. C. Stoddard. O. E. Taylor. A. C. Thompson. M. Todd. M. E. Batcheller. NND GOUIITCFDIBQ. 1 I THE VASSARION BGARD. Q Chairman. '99 ANNIE CALVERT JONES. Literary Editors. I Art Editors. - '99 ALICE ROBINSON TAGGART. '99 MABEL WEBSTER BROWN. '99 SARAH GEORGIANA GRANT. '99 MARIE GERTRUDE FULTON '99 CLARA ELIZABETH KING. Business Managers. ,QQ MARY LOUISE HOSNIER. ,QQ HARRIETT VELMA TURNER Secretary. - '99 MARX' LOUISE BRINCKERHOFF. 174 Gounterplaxg TH E VASSAR MISCELLANY. Q Editors. 799 JEAN HAMILTON, Edifor-in-Chzkyf. QQ MARJORIE BURR. IQOO MAUDE LOUISE RAY. 99 CARRIE GARDNER ABBOTT. 1900 JENNIE NIACKAY PAYNE. Business Managers. 99 ANNIE ELIZABETH JENKINS. 1900 MABEL LOUISE HORST. 175 Q! I lfait wasnt ' I' 'f 15.5 if .f:emJ1 'iff.. .ff '71 . i wmflfsl . lg ENERAL IMPRESSION AND DETAILS. -.gzfg Qggfazififamiifitwi A' , :Q .'Z.Lig.-...?,22P ' . Amzlysza- VASSAR COLLEGE. A.--ITS BUILDINGS. f- I . ffifdifdl . . 1- Buck- . ,. ,Q h ,.,, II. Brick and Stone. .. . ' 53 .-ivy? W , M-, 'wl... ,,,. tml III. Smiths. B.-ITS INMATES. I. Numbers. 2. Their Ages. Male. Female. 3. Their Food. 4. Sports. Basket Ball. Phil. C.-ITS COLORS. D-CONCLUSION. Other things about Vassar. The general impression of Vassar College was that it is a large place which consists mostly of buildings, trees and girls. Perhaps I should have been afraid had I not learned just how a real College girl should act. I therefore knew the man to ask to come and hang my pictures. Also I knew where to put my laundry bag. Then I began to notice the details. The buildings are the most prominent features on the campus. They are made of brick and stone. One reminds me of the front of a steamboat. Inside of this crew and passengers are at a high pressure all the time. I like it the least of any place on the grounds. I don't know whether this would be the place to quote 177 ilfait IDHSBRY. from Alice in Wonderland, which I read when I was a child, but U If this were only cleared away, they said, it would be grand.' ' Then there is the gymnasium, where they are always wanting your schedules. It is where you see the Seniors learning the art of languid grace. Also you can mount on a leather horse. I wonder why? Also there is Music Hall or the Museum. It depends upon whether you live there or not what you call it. It is mostly pianos and birds. I like the last best. There are other buildings, such as the Main. It is shaped like the letter E. Back of it is a place called the soap palace. I think that is a very nice name. There are more buildings but I cannot mention them now, except one. It is the nicest and is not on the campus. It is a place where you eat and meet your friends and can see lots of pictures of the proprietors. It is my favorite place. Now the details of the inmates. There are alarge number, and they vary as to age and size. The average is 2I fexcept some older onesj and the size is middling. They are divided into two classes. One part is male and the other part female. There are more of the latter Ca very great manyj, but the former are useful to mend chairs and lead chapel. ' We do not have the kind of things to eat we have at home, but then there are more to eat. Often the girls have nick-names for the food. When we are eating there is a great noise. QSee one of my other thernes.j Our chief articles of diet are, on Wednesdays, ice-cream. On other days we have such things as pie or Tombstone. Sometimes we have hash CI do not like it very rnuchj and Dutchess County eggs, a great many. Then besides these things we have basket ball and Phil. Both are very nice and warm. In the last you can invite your men and some of you can dance- others can't. You play basket ball like quoits, only up in the air. If your side wins you have lemonade. This you also have at Phil. I wish I had some now. The nicest thing at Vassar is its colors. They seem so appropriate and are taken from the East. Some students who are particularly loyal to dear V. C. wear them. I have a very pretty hat band. Lots of people have looked at it and admired it. There are other things at Vassar-namely, work, tlunk notes, fudges and songs. I have experienced a little of all these things. When you flunk you have to tutor and wish you hadn't. When you fudge or sing you feel the true College spirit. Drink we our Alma Mater makes you feel so attached to the dear old place. This is about all the details I have observed, except some paper on the parlors. I wish it was not there. 8 GERTRUDE BooTH HEARD, '99. I7 A REVISED CLASS LIST. R Position of the Editors in eliminating appropriate words for the following: There's times when you'll think that you mightn't, There's times when you'll know that you might. Boasts Virtuous Ancestor. Choral, Glee Artist. Never Regrets Boning. Retiring Modest Bud. Bewitching Balletgirl. Jolly Brunette. H Notabilis Regina Biologica. Hastens Back. Erects Cones Beautifully. Merchandises Bonbons. Persistent, Methodical, Brainy. Manufactures Little Billet-doux. Many Sweet Bouquets. Midnight Wandering Brownie. judged A Beauty. Miscellaneous Boss. Eternally Involving Bess. Ever Lovingly Bessf' Metaphysical Research Beloved. Loves Arm Chair. Usually Entertaining Callers. Advocates Conscientiousness. Always Clearheaded. Anatomizes Biological Cat. Marvelous, Great City. Enjoys Educated Conscience. A Baby Classmate. Haunts Lonely Dome. Music Loving, Devoted Friend. Mild, Lovable Disposition. I Earnest Army Devotee. Colleges Much Diversified. Charming And Diffident. Manifests Excellent Education. Love-making Excellent. Essays Estimable. Versatile Faculties. Alto Parts Filled. Always Solemnly Facetious. Increasingly Great Friendship. Coeducation Largely Favored. Makes Much Fun. Many Gifts Fused. Explains Lucidly Growler. Marked Musical Gifts. Logic Great. Solemn, Good Gracious! Fair, Gentle. Modest Human. ,Tests Hilariously. How Very Healthy! Lisps So Heartbreakingly. Contributed Beautiful Hublin. Genuinely Brilliant Humor. Christians Got Her. Educated Highly. Moderately Lacking Humor. Hellenika Kai Histrionika. Moans Evanescent Hair. Evolves Lyrical Joys. EDM Emmy. june Entails Jokes. Accepts Emolument Joyfully. Labeled links Always Collecting jokes. A Regular Kicker. Cynical, Enigmatical, Keen. Ministerial, Lyrical Kind. Sapient Linguist. Cheerful And Mirthcreating. Laments Decreasing Metrical Loyalty . Brilliant Mind. Ministerial Devotion Marked. Resembles Bunnies Much. Adores Higher Mathematics. Inquiring Mind. Admirable Methods. H Smith ? Great Mistake. Giggles Much. Rather Vaguely Meditative. Much Mirth. Extinguishes Noise. Enchants Ninety-nine. Maintains Literary Pursuits. Eternally Made Protem. ' ' Jocose English Prodigy. Likes Entertaining Physiology Eleanor's Kismet, Roses. Model Room. Babbling Rivulet. ISO Graciousness Her Rule. Rampant Reasoner. Essays Sketching Recreations. Has Brains Surely. A Mysterious Soul. i New Soprano Singer. Scores Eventual Success. Leading Class Scholar. Maintains Amiable Suavity. A Benevolent Sociologist. Frank, Earnest, Sure. Mother, Early Student. A Ready Tease. Has Decided Talent. Bi-daily Meanders Townwards. Anticipating Matrimonial ,Tomb Phil. Knows Treasures. Habits Very Tidy. A Secretary Truant. Rather Uproarious. Institutes Late Vigils. A Vivacious Individual. Marie, The Volatile. Absentminded, Humorous, Witty. Reasons Well. judicious, Finished Worker. A Histrionic Wonder. Found Exceedingly Wise. Metaphysics Eagerly Wooed. A MOUSE-EYE VIEW. Q Dramatis Personae. THE THREE MICE : POPCORN. RABBIT. FUDGE. SCENE- Corridor of Main, fourih norfh. Time-Midnight. fTlze moonliglzz' slanting ihifough me wer! windows falls upon ilze ilzvfee mice deep in conversaiion .j Popcorn-Well, well, who would have dreamed of such a thing? Rabbit-N ot I indeed, not even after a Welsh rarebit. Fudge--So many, many years the dear old strains have echoed through our holes. C.S'ings.Q Bryn Mawr may be more clever, Wellesley may make more row 'J--and now they are to change it. Raobii-We wouldn't take it so hard if we weren't Granddaughtersf' Fudge-Ah, but these are trying times. Popcorn-They're not so bad! We have Prexy yet. Did you hear about the great big trap they set down in Providence to catch him? Baited it up, too, until anyone except Prexy would have walked in. Rabbi!-My friends, ' ' there are more things in Vassar College-- Fudge-Why don't you tell us about them ? Rabbi!--Let's see-there's been a great deal of talk about having an age requirement for the instructors in the History Department. Fudge-Good! Then it wouldn't be necessary to have them chaperoned. Rabbif--However, the greatest innovation of the season is to be the special express for the transportation of Hunk notes in Freshman English. Popcorn-I 'm glad to hear that, for it will supply a crying need. Fudge Cpensivebfj-I wish that someone would set a trap for my F reshmang she is the most aggravating girl. Popcorn-Yes, the Freshmen are worse than ever this year. But their class spirit is remarkable. Did you know that they went 173 strong to sign their class constitution ? 181 DMU? EEEZIIQI Rabbit-Well, if you really want to learn a thing or two, just step around to my Faculty apartment. You needn't mind running under an engaged. Popcorn-Hear a great many secrets, do you? But look! that Sophomore has put out her light 5 it must be almost morning. Fudge-Goodness, is it as late as that? My Freshman will be up before long, telling me that the square upon the hypotenuse J! Rabbit--Cheese it, young one! there comes the watchman. Q T lze three disperse in silencej VIRGINIA FIELD, ,QQ Z? ,I Q l J X I K ii ji ' 4 ' A f' . ,fi I K A' 1 ' I i 1 Nxt f U l Q sa, 1 . Y ' 2 cf Q f s arce 0 . x r ' -I 1, ff: ,A I -3 P ..,, , A W ' 3 f I -- -QNQ Xluhillfflh, ...,,.... Cephissus. Discoveffea' Resfvffd after several centuries' run. 182 after several century runs. When winter comes around again And Phil. is drawing nigh, The Vassar girl reviews the men She's met in days gone by. She sits her down and drops a line To Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Phil. comes in just a little time, Accept now without fail. But soon she gets this answer drear, Pd like to come, you know, Exams., howe'er, are very near, And it would work me woe. FATE'S IRONY. Q L' En The College year rolls on its way And Christmas time has sped, The Vassar girl works night and day, Se mersestloom ahead. But while she's conning Math. and Greek A letter comes by mail, Inviting her for Junior week To Princeton, Harvard, Yale. Then doth our maid bewail her lot, Yet striving to be calm, She sits her down and, waiting not, Declines the junior prom! noi. Such is the irony of Fate That knows no expiation. who lightly prate Beware, all ye Of higher education! R COMPENSATION. Q sings songs of glee The College man Extolling pipe and bowl, And he regards us pityingly Because Nourjoys lack soul.', 'Tis true, of wine we are bereft, Tobacco we can't judge, Yet there's a consolation left For Vassar girls have fudgel I JEAN WEBSTER, 1901. K 'S S3 1I5lmg IDIRQ. WW W ,.. Xxlffm W1 I X A...- Q V , fha-f .. 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' 541533542 234 ' 4'7',iL 1-Q17 ' 43,19-42354 'f' wx , 4. 'Z4I:,.4fa4gag:' fQ4y-Q., f 5 5-L11 ,. ' L 9 llblrig. A KEN OF KIPLINGY' C831 a conicffzporary Poefj Q VVhat need of matches in room E? said Freshman-on-the-first.g To light her up, to light her up, said Senior-see-the-worst. VV'hat makes you seem so cross, so cross P said Freshman-on-the-first. Contemporary meets to-nightf' said Senior-see-the-worst. For they're reading Mr. Kipling, they've been at it all the year, They're picking him to pieces small without a sign of fearg They're talking of his humor and his Eastern atmosphereg Theylre reading Mr. Kipling in the evening. What makes the back row whisper so ? said Freshman-on-the-first. A trifle bored, a trifle bored, said Senior-see-the-worst. What makes that new instructor sit so still, with bended head ? She's dressing dolls, she's dressing dollsf' the Senior 'cynic said. Theylre discussing Mr. Kipling in a bright informal wayf' They're giving lengthy papers while the Faculty crochet, But the honorary members will get in their little sayg They're discussing Mr. Kipling in the evening. I have his books in red and white, said Freshman-on-the-Hrst. 'K They're in our parlor, every one, said Senior-see-the-worst. Contemporary owns them, too, said Freshman-on-the-hrst. The covers are an ugly blue, said Senior-see-the-worst. They're discussing Mr. Kipling, you can surely see his worth, Though his fame throughout the country is of rather recent birth. His jungle Books would fill with freaks the Greatest Show on Earth They're discussing Mr. Kipling in the evening. Wlxat is that buzz that breaks the lull? said First-floor-Freshman then. A Junior and a Senior scrapping hard about his ' men.' What is that soft, triumphant sound ? said Freshman-on-the-first. The Senior came out way on top, said Senior-see-the-worst. Now they've done with Mr. Kipling, you can hear them rush away For a spread in Strong or Raymond, or a little dance in J, For, although they're upper classmen, they delight to fool and play After reading Mr. Kipling in the evening. 186 LEST WE FORGET. Wfnssam-rfn-ns eng., wssJ..d....,-,- ,,.-..-1 .... mn...-..,.....-. To VASSAR COLLEGE, -DR. THIS BILL MUST EE PAID PROMPTLY. I ,V FOR EXPRESS. if 3 0 VLQ ' i ff ff QfU 1 N -Received Paymentn l 1 If 'f - , I w .5 ,, 1 ,f 1 illmlllllll , . . ' mm nurnmgwmxzgsz-mwwzws ff , uu4ngnusQfa9L4wnm1ggg4yuMsfPmsP:2 , 2 ' ,g, 1- 'ff Vf4 F-T.1lxllllff ' . . fir., 'Irv' r ,, , ' XXV., ,, In , yay! ' L 1 Y :. f,iff - , ef , fsfx '-- 'Z- ' s Yinfi-S Cnulegn-' I 4 COLLEGE EXPRESS. 187 IWEVQ mlflij. -TN I .CMM I R wad adaenttmz. QVXX I h h d d' , walk . good aceazaan, on czccoewzl gf rilusgcsnlfrlilerif aeiueer lsease ' w W . ., ------ -A-- Such script I never saw, perhaps E-X I ---M--E A looking glass will tell. is h I QSHOW TO THE INSTSIQJCTORS O WHOSE U QNERE ABSENT AND RETUR om' E. A UNINETEENTH CENTURY PUZZLE. Q., I got her note. Not such as in the mails they send, But at the English paper's end Some words she wrote. Yet whether this shows lack of brains ,'-- It said--or this shows skill and pains - I cannot tell. I only know I got her note. 188 Qs mb ' I if . - ,I ll-I .. fix O i A 'A ' ,fue I i J' it Q lr 4 G K - X -M I Tr? ' W X' ff if ,, FX .J X Y Q . 9 My Q af '-E-KP? ,, X X' . 0+ A lim' TH AT HAPPY MOMENT- 'When you meet the instructor whose class you have just cut. Wl1en the Freshman no longer needs to ask the upper classman what a Hunk note looks like. When the Lady Principal holds your hand tenderly and tells you that for one small cut your privileges have been taken away for the semester. When the History instructors almost give their classes cuts. 189 mlm? Marg. A WACIDSTED CONFESSION. She said, H My dear, about your waist - I thought she asked me if I laced. H I never will wear clothes that pinch, Itis twenty-six if it's an inch! She interposed, in tones of pain, The waist you lost-is found again ? Q Greek Professor, reading from the Republic: All opinions are base, and even the best opinions are 1-ugb7ta:f. And she wondered why the class smiled. Q. When do you expect the millennium? A. On November thirty-Hfth, the day when the Miscellany comes out with- out a typographical error. Not to be given at Vassar: The Adventuress, Lady Ursula. At Physics lab. they measure sound, Of foot-pounds there they tell. At meals the sound we measure, when The foot pounds on the bell. I'd like to ask a question, 'Tis how we are supposed To know a door is Gpen When plainly it is closed. Q '99's MATRIMONIAL AGENCY. Four years' experience. Marked success. All applications to be in before the -evening of Iune 14, I899.' We can refer to four of our leading clergymen, from whom numerous letters of recommendation have been received.-Adwf. 190 YES may WE GOLF WE GYM WE SKATE ' A A 1.1 ,, WE SLIDE 191 llblag. WE FENCE WE CLUB WE Row WE RIDE I92 WE TENNIS KODAK CAN C l PLAY AND SCORE OLLEGE MEN DO MORE? 193 IDIS? -.rn xlllgmv? Ill lm E .. : . . , .- '-3 E Z -- :a Q, 1 , in X I Y f sg :dk LJ Nl -.-1 qw- -' zvxg, , 3 1 , n: ' F ,,,... I .S --1,..-nn my ulllllml , ullgun A X fllllUr:.,.L 1 h v na cn lllnmlllllg ' K .15 I 1. Af, ' x 'Adu ! '1u-fl-uni Emu hh --1A--hnlib , llllnuulllilkxl X sim gl nuuulHlu:::llll ' Q -.'-itil! . xml x KjT::.ZICfQlQif --U - - 5' :I ' : 2s Hunan: mmlw mmm!! E ra1 5 ls. 1'1 Illlllmmum K1 XJ AN nu li Q! mulll 1 i i Z ..- -- v-l X -- - ,,uI.1, ,- ' - ,- ,Q f 5-' ,- 1 as Ill ll VU HW X A9'Be1k1aani':N n KW J 5x b-X A I , , fx , 1 ' I . I V J- xM .4 V A , ' 4 'J .7 I ' 1: ,. 5 . 1 f Q Ui' 5 - 'f' A1 N' , - - - .N V' 1 A - A .-Q V A Q55 1' Qi' A 'Rx - ' .. ,Vg 1 E 1: 4 '- EHT8. The individual photographs of the Class of '99, reproduced in this Vassarion, were taken in a most satisfactory manner by Theo. Endean, 122 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, O. 5 DATA FROM 1861 TO 1899. Q Buildings. June 4, 1861, Ground broken by Matthew Vassar for Main Building. 1864, Astronomical Observatory completed. 1865, Main Building completed. 1865, Lodge erected. 1866, Building for Riding School, Gymnasium and Music rooms completedg 1874, altered for Natural History Museum, Gymnasium, Music rooms and Art Gallery g 1890, Gym- nasium changed to Hall of Casts, and Laboratories added. 1879, Vassar Brothers' Laboratory erected. 1886, Eleanor Conservatory erected. 1889, Alumnae Gymnasium erected. 1892, Professors' cottages erected. 1892, Strong Hall erected. 1893, F. F. Thompson Library Building erected. 1896, President's House erected. 1897, Raymond House erected. 1897, Rockefeller Hall erected. Presidents of the College. Milo P. Iewett, LL.D., 1861-64. Samuel L. Caldwell, D.D., 1878-85. John H. Raymond, LL.D., 1864-78. I. Ryland Kendrick, D.D., Ac!ingP1'esidem', 1885-1886. James M. Taylor, LL.D., 1886-. Existing Organizations. Philaletheis, Constitution adopted Dec. 5, 1865. Floral Society, 1866. Vassariana, 1866 5 superseded by The Transcript, 1867-1870. Vassar Miscellany, 1872. Society for Religious Inquiry, 18675 reorganized into Y. W. C. A., 1885. Students' Association, Constitution adopted February 22, 1868. Shakespeare Club, 1870. Dickens Club., 1874. T. and M., 1879. Tennis Club, 1881, merged into Athletic Association, 1895. Qui Vive, 1882. Vassar College Glee Club, 1882. Thekla, 1883. Vassar College Chapter of the College Settle- ment Association, 1891. 196 Hellenic Society, 1891. Current Topics Club, 1892. Society of the Granddaughters of Vas- sar College, 1893. New England Club, 1894. Southern Club, 1894. E. C. S. G. Club, 1895. Choral Club, 1895. Wake Robin Club, 1895. Civitas, 1895. Contemporary Club, 1895. Vassar College Mandolin and Guitar Club, 1896. Vassar College Chapter of the Society f ot the Daughters of the American Revolution, 1897. Marshall Club, 1897. Rochester Club, 1898. 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 H. A. Warner. S. L. Blatchley. A. M. Glidden. I. A. Denton. E. M. Folsom. M. L. Dickinson. M. P. Rhodes. S. F.. Daniels. C. W. Ritch. E. L. Hawks. 1865-66 John H. Raymond. 1866-67 M. L. Dickinson. 1867-68 S. L. Blatchley 1868-69 A. M. Glidden 1872 S. 1873 H. 1874 F. 1875 F. 1876 J. 1877 L. 1872 A. 1873 E. 1874 L. 1875 F. 1876 A. 1877 C. Valedictorians. A. Catlin. C. Hiscock. M. Cushing. G. Perkins. C. Price. I. Wylie. Salutatorians. W. Foster. D. Swift. A. Hill. G. Swift. M. Johnson. P. Swift. Presidents of Philaletheis. 1876-77 1377-73 1878-79 1879-80 1880-8 1 I88I-82 1882-83 1883-84 1884-8 5 1885-86 1886-87 E. M. Logan. H. R. Ransom. S. F. Richardson. G. F. Cole. H. S. Durand. S. Yamakawa. M. Foos. E. O. MacMillan. M. F.. Ewing. M. Wickham. A. A. Berry. 1869-70 E. D. Storer. 1870-71 E. M. Folsom. 1871-72 E. S. Hollister. 1872-73 B. Wilder. 1873-74 E. W. Barrett. 1874-75 M. B. Taylor. 1875-76 F.. S. Richards. 1867-68 M. W. Whitney. 1868-69 M. L. Gilbert. 1869-70 M. Chumar. 1870-71 D. Hileman. 1871-72 S. A. Catlin. 1872-73 M. Monroe. 1873-74 F. M. Cushing. 1874-75 E. A. Rice. 1875-76 G. H. Learned. 1876-77 S. F. Sheppard. 1877-78 S. G. Wilkinson. 1887-88 E. L. MacCreery. Wilkinson. 1878 S. G. 1879 E. M. Perkins. 1880 M. Reynolds. 1881 L. M. Freeman. 1882 I. M. Patterson. I878 H. F.. Thompson. 1879 E. M. Arnold. IS80 C. 1881 A. 1882 M. 1888-89 1889-90 1890-91 189 1-92 1892-93 1893-94 1394-95 1895-96 1396-97 1897-98 1898-99 Presidents of Students' Association. 1878-79 G. Darling. B. 1879-80 M. 1880-81 E. 1881-82 L. 1882-83 C. 1883-84 L. 1884-85 E. I. 1885-86 L. 1886-87 G. 1887-88 F. Hazard. S. Morris. G. Shaw. B. Stanton. A. Valleau. K. Smith. Deming. P. Clinton. F. Sweetser. M. Cleveland. T. Patterson. 197 1888-89 1889-90 1890-QI 1891-92 1892-93 1893-94 1894-95 1895-96 1896-97 1397-98 1898-99 B. M. F. D. G. L. E. A. A. E. L. E. E. E. L. K. C. A. M. M. K. E. V. P. E. Dow. Abbott. Easton. F. Norris. E. Sanders. A. Lawrence. M. Mast. Whitcomb. Latimer. M. Welch. Van Anden. L. Baker. F. Vassar. K. Ray. B. Poppenheim. Smith. A. Bentley. M. Robbins. V. Clark. B. Mumford. C. Reiley. McCloskey. James. A. Hatfield. L. Garrett. Esta pam' Senior Class Presidents. 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1974 1875 1876 1877 1868 1870 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1377 1878 1879 M. L. Dickinson. C. E. Glover. A. M. Glidden. I. A. Denton. A. L. Sanford. A. D. Seelye. H. C. Hiscock. F. F. Fisher. L. W. Kellogg. J. C. Price. G. E. Bliss. G. Whittemore. F. L. Hughes. E. G. Metcalf. S. F. Sheppard. A. M. Wing. S. D. Kennedy. G. F. Cole. S. L. Blatchley. S. L. Stilson. E. R. C0fHn. M. Clinton. W. H. Eliot. M. G. Townsend. E. L. Hoyt. M. L. Avery. K. A, Sill. C. W. Ritch. M. D. Glover. M. J. Rawson. A. Skeel. I. S. Bennett. E. M. Tappan. E. M. Gifford. M. Stoyell. M. H. Rollins. L. M. Barr. 1878 1879 1880 I88I 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1875 1876 1878 1885 1887 1888 1893 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 H. E. Stanton. F.. C. Jordan. N. I. Preston. A. G. Bryan. M. B. Brittan. A. H. Lathrop. A. Blanchard. S. C. Hening. N. Wooster. I. Skinner. G. Rideout. Class Orators. C. S. White. F. B. Taylor. M. Sharpe. F.. A. Townsend. B. C. Woods. N. P. Morrill. I. I. Butcher. S. G. Chester. Class Poets. M. B. Taylor. Z. W. Brigham. E. Fullick. E. S. Leonard. E. R. Hoy. M. Rich. E. Neil. Class Historians. A. P. Bailey. M. H. Stockwell. M. R. Sanford. S. F. Swift. M. F. L. Hussey. M. W. Craig. E. A. Ferris. M. Sweet. F. L. MacCreery. A. T. Nettleton. K. Smith. I. W. Tompkins. 198 1889 E. Greer. 1890 E. E. Morris. 1891 M. T. Allen. 1892 A. L. Reed. 1893 E. B. Cutting. 1894 B. Ferry. 1895 I. Greer. 1896 M. N. Sanders. 1897 M. E. Chambers. 1898 A. Kauffman. 1899 E. Nicols. 1889 C. B. Weeks. 1890 H. Borgman. ISQI J. M. Ober. I8Q2 S. E. Woodbridge. 1893 A. Whitcomb. 1894 E. D. Chater. 1896 L. Madeira. 1894 L. Howe. 1895 S. W. Hoagland. 1896 C. D. Kinkead. I897 N. V. McClelland. 1898 A. Wentworth 1899 A. R. Taggart. 1892 S. B. Tunnicliff. 1893 E. P. Cobb. 1894 L. Howe. 1895 A. L. Crawford. 1896 I. B. Hart. 1897 M. Reimer. G. Gallaher. 1898 L. A. Chamberlain F. L. McKinney. 1899 A. C. Jones. A. R. Taggart. 1868 M. W. Whitney. 1869 E. I. Williams. 1870 A. W. Woods. 1871 M. S. Nicoll. 1872 A. B. Folger. 1873 E. Weed. 1874 A. G. Howes. 1375 K. Roberts. 1876 C. T. Hale. 1877 A. H. Dana. 1878 M. W. Clarke. 1879 E. M. Towner. 1880 A. Van Kleeck. 1881 A. Shove. 1882 L. F. Glenn. 1883 L. Page. 1868 I. Carter. 1869 B. A. Strong. 1870 M. A. Parker. I87I K. G. Iewett. 1872 M. A. Loomis. 1873 S. S. Dana. 1874 L. H. Brownell 1875 K. M. McBain. 1876 M. Clark. 1877 M. Thaw. 1878 M. W. Case. 1869 M. G. Mead. 1870 E. M. Folsom. 1871 A. B. Folger. 1872 E. Weed. 1873 M. W. Marvin. 1874 K. Roberts. 1875 M. A. Jordan. 1876 A. H. Dana. 1878 M. Colgate. 1879 E. M. Withey. M. L. Dickinson. H. A. L. Mason. 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 I8QI 1892 1893 1894 1395 1896 1879 I880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 I88O I88I 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 Class Prophets. M. A. Cumnock. G. L. Chubb. C. G. Lingle. A. L. Iencks. R. S. Foster. L. A. Ferrell. C. F. Patterson. D. N. Taylor. M. M. Morton. K. V. D. Harker. E. H. Ellsworth. F.. A. Gilmer. F. A. Chase. A. I. Graham. L. Booker. S. W. Chamberlain. Senior Spade Orators. E. E. Fletcher. E. M. Withey. C. A. Lloyd. M. E. Shove. A. B. Poinier. K. L. Smith. I. E. Ricker. E. R. Foster. N. H. Canfield. M. Ransom. M. M. Chamberlain. Junior Spade Orators. M. H. Stockwell. E. B. Varnes. M. Sharpe. M. E. Adams. M. W. Craig. C. G. Lingle. A. L. Iencks. M. Rich. E. K. Hunt. H. F. Mace. Editors Vassariana. 1866. 199 C. D. Kinkead. 1897 M. Leverett. S. B. Staton. K. T. Applegate W. M. Kirkland. F. C. Mallon. 1898 M. MacColl. H. G. Davis. E. Belknap. 1899 V. Field. S. G. Grant. I. E. James. R. Updegraff. A. H. Ware. 1890 G. R. Kelly. 1891 E. H. Haight. 1892 E. B. Hartridge. 1893 E. R. Evans. 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1399 1890 ISQI 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 M. Van Kleeck. I. Poppenheim. L. F. Collins. E. B. Atkinson. S. F. Sheppard. E. K. Ray. F. Halliday. S. B. Tunnicliff. R. B. Cooley. E. A. Gilmer. A. I. Graham. S. W. Chamberlain. S. Dudley. M. MacColl. A. E. Jenkins. H. A. Johnson. H. A. Warner. Data DMS. S. H M. Glazier. M. Austin. E. I. Williams. E. H. Jones. E. L. Hubbard. E. M. Colby. M. H. Norris. E. R. Coffin. '73 H. C. Hiscock. '73 E. D. Swift. '73 K. M. Lupton. '74 L. A. Stow. '74 A. G. Howes. A. L. Meeker. '75 K. M. McBain. '75 E. M. Tappan. '75 M. B. Taylor. I '76 E. E. Poppleton. '76 H. E. Hersey. '76 M. A. Iordan. '77 S. F. Sheppard. '77 A. H. Dana. '77 L. J. Wylie. 78 H. E. Stanton. '78 M. R. Botsford. 78 H. D. Brown. '78 H. R. Ransom. 79 M. E. Hakes. '79 E. Jacobsen. '79 M. Colgate. 79 E. P. Clarke, Bus. Man. Editors Transcript 1867-68. 1868-69. 1869-70. 1870-71. Editors Miscellany. 1872-73. 1373-74- 1874-75- 1875-76. 1876-77. 1877-78. 1878-79. zoo M. L. Avery. M. W. Whitney. S. G. Wright. E. R. Beckwith. E. R. COHin. M. S. Nicoll. y 74 L. A. Stow. '74 H. E. Ohlen. '75 K. M. McBain. '75 E. M. Tappan. '76 E. '76 E. '76 C. '76 I-I. '77 S- '77 M- '77 M- '78 M. I. Metcalf. E. Poppleton F. Butler. E. Hersey. F. Sheppard. Stoyell. Whipple. R. Botsford. '78 M. H. Rollins. '78 A. M. Wing, Bus. Mlm '79 E. M. Perkins. '79 B. Hazard. I 77 E. Jacobsen. 80 M. Reynolds. '80 C. A. Thackray. 80 M. E. Mott. '80 M. Reynolds. '80 A. P. Bailey. '80 I. F. Smith. '80 H. C. Armstrong, '81 C. S. White. '81 M. '81 A. L. Freeman. K. Fitzhugh. '81 I. Harrison, Bus. Man. '82 E. M. Howe. '82 M. B. King. '82 M. '82 A. M. Nickerson, R. Sanford. '83 C. L. Bostwick. '83 M. Sharpe. '83 S. F. Swift. '84 M. F. L. Hussey. '84 I. H. Merrick. '84 A. '84 L. E. L. '85 C. 785 785 '85 M. '86 M. '86 L. '86 L. '86 E. '87 L. '87 E. '87 A. '87 S. A. Barker, Bus. M au. Blanchard. S. Leonard. H. Gould. Hiscock. E. Ewing, Bus. Man. King fresj P. Sweetser. L. Newell. A. Ferris. C. Sheldon. C. Greene. K. Green. W. Learned, Bus. Man. Bus. M an. Buys. M an. 1879-80. I88O-81. 1881-82. 1882-83. 1883-84. I884-85. 1885-86. 1886-87. 201 Data '81 M. C. Palmer. '81 A. K. Fitzhugh. '81 C. C. Barnum. '82 E. M. Howe. '82 M. B. Brittan. '82 M. R. Sanford. '83 C. L. Bostwick. '83 S. F. Swift. '83 M. Sharpe. '83 A. H. Lathrop, Bus. M an. '84 M. F. L. Hussey. '84 I. M. Merrick. E. S. Leonard. L. H. Gould. '85 M. E. Ewing, Asst. B. M. 185 785 '86 M. King. '86 L. F. Sweetser. ' 86 E. Witlcowslcy, Asst. B. M. '86 E. Witkowsky, Bus. Man. '87 L. C. Sheldon. '87 E. C. Greene. '87 S. W. Learned, Asst. B. M '88 E. Shaw Cresj '88 E. C. Kountze. '88 E. Lewi. '88 E. L. MacCreery, Asst.B.!lL Data. '88 E. C. Kountze. '88 E. Lewi. '88 ,89 189 ,89 :gg 190 190 5 90 190 991 :QI 791 291 292 x92 192 192 '93 '93 '93 '93 ' 94 '94 '94 '94 '95 '95 '95 '95 C. E. A. L. L. Barnum. L. MacCreery, Bm. Man. T. Nettleton. A. Ferrell. K Warren. M. E. Chester, Bus. Mau. E. C. F. M D. R. M. K. E. E. M. A. E. M. E. E. M. E. A. M. A. G. E. A. E. Morris. Suydaxn. F. Patterson. Carbutt, Bus. Man. N. Taylor. M. Kavana. F. Washburn. L. Strong, Bus. Man. C. Banlield. B. Hartridge. S. Packard. M. Robbins, Bus. Mau. K. Adams. V. Clark. Wilkinson. B. Cutting, Bus. Man. L. Boynton. L. Wells. L. Hussey. M. Macauley, Bus. Man. L. Crawford. S. Boynton. E. Boyd. Dorrance, Bus. M an. 1887-88. 1888-89. 1889-90. 1890-91. 1891-92. 1892-93 1393-94- 1894-95 202 '89 A. '89 L. '89 M. '90 E. '90 C. '90 M. '91 D. '91 R. '91 K. '92 E. '92 A. A. '93 E. '93 G. '93 '94 '94 '94 '95 ' 95 '95 :96 1 96 ,96 T. Nettleton. A. Ferrell. F.. Chester, E. Morris. Suydam. Asst. B. M. Carbutt, Asst. B. M. N. Taylor. M. Kavana. L. Strong, Asst. B. M. C. Banfield. L. Reed. M. Robbins, Asst. B. M. K. Adams. E. Palmer fres.j '93. M. V. Clark. F.. B. Cutting, Asst. B. M. M. E. M. A. G. A. I-I. E. G. L. Boynton. L. Wells. M. Macaulay, Asst. B, M, L. Crawford. S. Boynton. Dorrance, A I. Scranton. McCloskey. sst. B. M. E. MacArthur, Asst. B. M. 1900 M. L. Ray. '96 H. I. Scranton. '96 E. McCloskey. '96 B. A. Jones. '96 G. E. MacArthur, Bus. Man. 397 G. M. Gallaher. '97 F. Hotchkiss. 797 M. M. Traver. '97 A. G. Richey, Bus. Man. '98 F. L. McKinney. '98 K. Blunt. '98 S. F. Sheppard. '98 L. B. Justice, Bus. Man. ?Q9 J. Hamilton. ,QQ M. Burr. '99 C. G. Abbott. '99 A. E. Jenkins, Bus.Man. E. L. MacCreery. I. J. Edwards. S. G. Chester. M. D. Anderson. K. Warren. M. E. Chester. H. F. Mace. M. W. Muerrnan. M. Carbutt. 189 5-96. 1896-97. 1897-98. 1898-99. Editors Hors d'0euvre. 1888. L. S. Fagan. Editors Vassarion. 1889. L. LaMonte. 1890. L. S. King. 203 '97 G. M. Gallaher. '97 F. Hotchkiss. '97 A. G. Richey, Asst B M '98 F. L. McKinney '98 K. Blunt. '98 L. B. Justice, Asst B M '99 I. Hamilton. '99 M. Burr. ,QQ A. E. Jenkins, Assz' B M 1900 J. M. Payne. 1900 M. L. Horst. C. Buttler. C. Kountze. Rich. A. Ferrell. M. Chamberlain. E. Smith. O. Petersen. F. Patterson. Dafa. M. E. Rickert. H. Pringle. D. Taylor. S. E. Woodbridge. A. Owens. A. L. Perkins. M. A. Mathes. E. Neil. A. Whitcomb. M. L. Hastings. L. Howe. M B. Mumford. M. L. Boynton. B. Strang. A. A. Monsch. E. G. Thorne. E. Hillier. I. A. Schwartz. R. A. Palmer. L. Winnington. R. H. Walworth. M. Reimer. S. E. Dudley. M. E. Leverett. A. Newell. A. Wentworth. J. R. Murdock. L. OL Rice. I... A. Chamberlain. 1891. 1 F. Halliday. 1892. E. C. Baniield. 1893. E. R. Wilkinson. 1894. E. H. Haight. 1895. F. Cohen. 1896. I. G. Kruse. 1897. N. V. McClelland. 1898. E. Belknap. 204 J. T. Dorman. .M. F. Washburn. H. C. Oakley. K.. B. Davis. S. B.Tun1iicliif. M. Morton. E. R. Evans. J. C. Balmer. C, E: Whit?- C.. White.. C. Coman.. A E. Moms-1 ., A 1899. A. C. J ones. A. R. Taggart. M. G. Fulton. S. G. Grant. H. L. I-Iosrner. C. E. King. H. V. Turner. M. W. Brown. M. L. Brinckerhoff. Recipients of the Helen Kate Furness Shakespeare Prize. 1886 M. P. Sherwood. 1894 F.. H. Haight. C. G. Lingle. E. D. Chater. 1887 C. A. Pratt. 1896 B. A. Jones. L. G. Sheldon. I. A. Schwartz. 1889 L. LaMonte. 1897 M. M. Traver. L. L. Iddings. G. M. Gallaher. ISQI E. Rickert. 1898 A. H. Stone. D. N. Taylor. A. B. Parker. 1893 E. K. Adams. V A. Whitcomb. Recipients of the Barringer Prize. 18831 '83 S. H. Treadway. 1892 G. Sands. '87 F. L. Terry. 1894 E. B. Barns. '87 F: L. Terry. 1895 F. M. Taylor. 1?86 1..Ro1rIerene. 1896 R. M. Mann. F. L. Terry. 1897 S. E. Dudley. Keen. 1898 M. B. Mahan. A A Keen. 1899 A. H. Wilson. I. , Hendrick. g pg-afsft!Pr4ze:g5f.B. gsgmdniez. 7 1189.1 . z PM e N D 1894. 951K. 1896. '96 K. A 'gsg TE. Recipients L. Scofield. C. Gates. V. Gaines. King. Mast. E. Bennett. C. Reiley. S. Dunham. D. Dwight. of the Mrs. Erminie Smith Prize. 1899. -,QI C. B. Dinturff. Second Prize- Ers! Prize 1890. Hrs! Prize--E. Flaherty. Second Prize Hrs! Prize-'95 M. Second .Prize-'95 V. 1900 E. K. Samson. 205 '90 A. L. Knowlton. 1892. -M. E. Cooley. 1895- E. Gedney. C. Wood. 1897. 797 M. Reimer. Data Winners of the Annual Tennis Tournament. 1886. Singles-'88 A. M. McKinlay. Doubles-'87 I. Skinner. '88 A. M. McKinla.y. 1888. Singles-'90 S. L. Wetmore. Doubles-'92 M. S. Guerin. S. R. H. Walworth. 1890. Singles-'92 S. S. Homans. Doubles- M. Schwill. '93 C. E. White. 1892. Singles-'92 S. S. Homans. Doubles-'92 S. S. Homans. '92 H. G. Moorehead. 1893. Singles-'96 H. S. Banks. Doubles-'96 H. S. Banks. '97 S. F. Platt. 1895. Singles-'96 H. S. Banks. Doubles '96 H. S. Banks. '97 S. F. Platt. 1897. Singles Doubles '99 C. G. Heywood. IQOO F. C. Dowling. 1900 E. L. Hunter. 206 .Singles- Doubles- Singles- Doubles Singles- Doubles- 1887. '88 A. M. McKinlay. '88 G. A. Pocock. '90 W. M. Sebring. 1889. '92 S. S. Hornans. '91 C. E. Furness. S. V. I. Merrill. 1891. '92 S. S. Homans. '93 A. C. Brown. '94 E. B. Bartlett. 1892-FALL TOURNAMENT Singles- Doubles Singles Doubles Singles- Doubles- Singles Doubles '93 I. A. Morgan. '93 I. A. Morgan. ,QS B. Strang. 1894. '96 H. S. Banks. '96 H. S. Banks. '97 S. F. Platt. 1896. 1900 E. L. Hunter. '97 S. F. Platt. '97 I. C. Thallon. 1898. 1901 I. B. Lockwood. 1901 M. P. Jackson. 1901 J. B. Lockwood. ASSOCIATE ALUMNAE OFIVASSAR COLLEGE. Organized June 21, 1871. Q Officers. President, . . . . . . Mrs. Edward S. Atwater . . Miss Rachel B. Iacobs Vlcehpresldents' ' xl-Miss Frances G. Markham Secretary, . . ..... Miss Ada Thurston 157 Willow Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Assistant Secretary, . . - . Miss Cora A. Start Treasurer, . . ......... Miss Marion S. Blake BRANCH ASSOCIATIONS. Association of Boston and Vicinity. A President, . . ............ Mrs. Carl Barus . . Mrs. Henry A. Wyman -P . . . . .1 . . . Vice feslden S' Miss Harriet F. Griggs Secretary and Treasurer, . . . . . Miss Leonora Howe Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, . . . Miss Elizabeth L. Smith Association of Chicago and the West. President, ............. Miss Esther Witkowsky Vice-President, . . . . Miss Florence MacArthur Secretary and Treasurer, . . . . Miss Ruth Tunnicliff Macomb, Ill. Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, . . . . . Miss Lillian Weaver Association of Cleveland and Vicinity. President, .............. Miss Bertha Keffer Vice-President, . . . .... Miss Mary E. Adams Secretary and Treasurer, . . . . Miss Katharine S. Dunham ' 388 Dunham Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 207 J EHIH. Association of New York and Vicinity. President, . . .......... Mrs. W'illiam R. Brown, '69 Vice-President, . .... Miss Alice Dinsmoor, ,72 Secretary, . . . . . Miss Harriet M. Ienckes, '84 525 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn N. Y. Treasurer, . . ......... Miss Jean C. Palmer, ,QS Association of Central and Western New York. President, .............. Mrs. F. W. Noyes, '80 Mrs. I. W. Taylor, '85 Vice-Presidents, . . Mrs. L. A. Bull, 'So Miss Alice M. Nairn, '95 Secretary and Treasurer, . . . Miss Charlotte P. Acer, '86 Pittsford, Monroe Co., N. Y. Association of Washington and the South. President, ..... ...... . . . Miss Ida Howgate, '82 Vice-President, . . . .... Miss A. Sarah Rainey, '78 Secretary and Treasurer, . . .... l Miss Lucy Madeira, '96 1208 K Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. OFFICERS OF THE VASSAR STUDENTS' AID SOCIETY. Q Organized October, 1889. President, Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, . . . 193 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Conn First Vice-President, Mrs. Otto Kiliam, . . . 133 E. 57th Street, New York, N. Y Second Vice-President, Miss Elizabeth S. Bradley, . 102 Wall Street, New Haven Conn Third Vice-President, Mrs. Henry W. Leman, Secretary, Mrs. William Myer Dean, . Treasurer, Mrs. Raymond B. Backus, . Auditor, Miss Sarah I. Williams, . . First Director, Miss Leonora Howe, . Second Director, Miss Ella McCaleb, . Third Director, Mrs. Charles E. Clarke, Fourth Director, Miss Susan Hoyt Evans, 208 . 337 Dearborn Avenue, Chicago, Ill 185 McDonough Street, Brooklyn, N. Y 185 McDonough Street, Brooklyn, N. Y . 293 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y . I4 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass . . . . . . Vassar College . 4115 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa . 33 Wall Street, New Haven, Conn 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 I88I 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1393 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899. Miss Helen Woodward, . Miss A. M. Ely, . . Mrs. F. A. Mahan, . Mrs. E. T. Slocum, Miss E. W. Hopper, . Miss A. B. Folger, . . Address Mrs. T. J. Backus, Mrs. E. F. Chapin, . . Miss Nannie Allston, . Mrs. J. W. Sharpe, . Mrs. L. S. Davis, . Miss J. E. Davis, . Mrs. O. V. Stewart, . Mrs. T. V. Johnson, Jr. . Miss M. E. Burke, . Mrs. F. E. Barney, . Miss Jessie K. Dewell, . Miss M. E. Adams, . Miss Phoebe Loving, . Miss E. A. Ferris, . Miss E. R. Hoy, . Emily Lewi, M.D., . Miss Lillian LaMonte, . Miss Catherine Suydam, . Miss M. E. Rickert, Miss P. Herring, . Miss M. S. Blake, . Miss L. A. Fitch, . . Miss S. H. Evans, . . Miss Cornelia D. Kinkead, Miss Adelaide Claiiin, . Miss Amy Wentworth, . Miss Anna S. Tuttle, . Class Secretaries. . ..... High School, Plattsburg, N. Y . . . . . . Vassar College . 414 S. Perry Street, Montgomery, Ala. . . . . . . Pittsfield, Mass . . . . . . . . . Hackensack, N. J . . . . . . . . . . Nantucket, Mass 57 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . . . . Lake Forest, Ill. i i . . 133 N. High Street, Chillicothe, Ohio . . Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. . Sumner and Clinton Roads, Brookline, Mass . . . Normal School, Hampton, Va. . Nortl1 Fourth Street, Steubenville, Ohio . 112 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y . . . . N. E. Hospital, Roxbury, Mass . 915 Fourth Street, S. E., Minneapolis, Minn . . 400 Orange Street, New Haven, Conn . . 471 Dunham Ave., Cleveland, Ohio . . 2003 Clay Street, St. Joseph, Mo . . 1835 Collingwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio . . . . . 46 East 21st Street, New York . The Dalkeith, 1933 Madison Ave., New York . . Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y . . 1835 Bouvier Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . La Grange, Cook Co., Ill. 40 Washington Street, Watertown, N. Y . . . . . . Englewood, N. J. . . . . . . Skaneateles, N. Y . . 269 Prospect Street, Tarrington, Conn . .... Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . 446 Dunham Ave., Cleveland, Ohio . . . 46 Sawyer Ave., Dorchester, Mass . University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va 209 Data I xx II XX l YAY M-cfs: 1 N w,xmx . ,QQ if ' N Q liql' KY . - 'ff-P ZQT' Q N 'E e '1 I K ffmf l 'hjifx b ' i-'A A A ity .zu QI .. , ya 'A my AA ll 1 Y I X Ihlflflffiff yi 7 . f ' xn ' ff' .ey iU ' X WL! gf Mn IW fm 21Qf7M0!! UW' ff may ,Wk w , E4 1 I K fa M 1,0 Jw WM D' 3 ' OUR A' AIM -? F ERRIS vRlV Q O9NEH,L'S Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street, New York. IMPOFZTERS AND RETAILERS Fine Millinery, Dry Goods, Cloaks, Costumes, House Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc. 39' ft? 099,253 Ladies' Wraps and Costumes Special attention is directed to our Ladies' Wrap and Costume Departments. No matter what season of the year, the newest thoughts and choicest season- able fabrics will always be found there. Our collec- tion of Tailor Made Suits is large and varied and embraces all the popular cloths and styles. J .25 .94 Choice Novelties in Jackets, Capes, Separate Dress Skirts, and Evening Waists. AT EXCEPTIONALLY MODERATE PRICES. ii l'OU WILL FIND LOW PRICES ANU UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT Eotg 8 Ilnumphreye DRUG STURE, 375 8: 377 Main St., Cor. Grannell, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Roger 8: Gallet, Pinaud's, Lubin's, Stout's, and Atkin- son's Perfumesg Imported and Domestic Hair, Tooth, Nail, Bath and Flesh Brushes, Fine Face Creams, Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, etc. Beef, Iron and Wine, pint bottles, 38 cts.g Doctors upre- scribe Murnme Malt Tonic, I5 cts.g all the lea ing Patent and Homecopathic Medicines. Pure woo alcohol used in chafing dishes, all at lowest prices. snomcrrr-:S HEALTH I . H iA', I I if P R ,Q l,,rl 5 f e i ., I UNDE 4 Wann 5 , .issfmizz 1. 5 Catalogue.. 16 West: 23 1 St New York 166 BIORIIVLBY Brooklyn 504 Fulton ss FORSYTHE WAIST.... Our new waists are now ready. Only the best imported materials. 'Gdlggb Umaigtg, Linen-Pique-Cheviot-Madras, White, and Black and White lI1I1Hl5f5 to fID686l1I'C . lDl6C6 60055. waists in great variety. We are prepared to receive orders for spring and summer waists. Our assortment of materials is the most extensive we have ever shown. 1200 patterns to select from-the choicest productions of the best manufacturers of Europe. , All goods sold by the yard for waists, costumes, etc. Samples sent on application. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. JOHN FORSYTHE, 865 Broadway, New York. WALLHEAD 62 DUBQIS, ' 9-ll CATHARINE STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE. DECORATIVE PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. NEW AND ARTISTIO WALL PAPERS ANU WALL OOVERINGS In Burlaps, Cr pe, Raw Silk and Fine Floral Designs. Picture Mouldings and Plate Rails, and g , Raised Decorative Specialties for Ceilings. Glenwood tom A newly built house with modern img provernents, and latest sanitary plumbing. Rooms rented to Students for the College year. A good family table. A few tran- sients can be accommodated. . Mrs. Vanderbilt Whitlock, College Avenue, ' Poughkeepsie, N. Y. J. M. Sessions. All the latest styles in Furniture, con- sisting of Desks, Fancy Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Divans, Pillows, Couches, etc. Headquarters for making Corner and Window Seats, Bookcases, Window Cush- ions, Box Couches and Pillows to order. H. MGOULLIJCH, Manager, 375 and 377 MAIN smear, PUUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Mrs. 1VIeacl's School, HILLSIDE, NORWALK, CONNECTICUT. For cliculars and other zhformafzbn, Address MRS. M. E. MEAD. DUDLEY COTTAGE, Raymond Avenue. College Girls desiring Room and Board by the day or week for their guests, or for themselves by the year, accom- modated at Dudley Cottage. Copperplate ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. Steel Die ENGRAVING AND STAMPING. A complete stock of all the - standard makes in Papeterles- Everything first-class. Prices moderate. Orders from Vassar receive special attention R. J. OLIPHANT, 219 West First Street, OSWEGO, N. Y. Sporting Goods . . . . Bicycles . . . . and Bicycle Repairing. CHAS. E. SCHOU, 279 MAIN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Miss Heloise. E. Herse.y's SCI-ICOL FOR GIRLS, 25 Chestnut St., Boston. Cbrculars on applztahbn. No student received without a personal mferuzew. RYE SEMINARY. For Further Particulars, Address Mrs. S. J. Life, Rye, New York, Tbaggerty floral Go.. Seedsmen and Florists. ' A? A? A? Fresh Flowers Always on Hand. -2' 2? 2? 381 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. MRS. SARAH SMITH, College View Avenue, 2d House from Raymond Avenue. Goon Rooms, EXCELLENT EOARD, DRESSMAKING AND MENDING, FINE WASHING. Cakes, Pies, etc., at moderate prices. SOROSIS THE NEW The wonder of the footwear World. SHOE Nothing ever before created for wo- FOR man's wear that has excited so much WOMEN favorable comment among fashion- able women, as the Sorosis shoe. Constructed upon original and scientific ideas, the extreme of style is combined with the perfection of Comfortable and Hygienic Qualities. Thousands of enthusiastic purchasers are every- where sounding the praises of Sorosis and their happy wearers are noticeable as being elegantly and daintily shod. NW f D 'W : I i 1 1 - . tLd. 1:i.:,.:.,G:Lvl ' 1. n fl-M.. Xxgl KNEW H5 1 3 - 4 'IX 1-5 . ll f A :af t ff, ffli 'W ' . W XSS hsxlg R W liz M y .U tty l? V X Steel e ff . I Nj 1 Nj' J l tp kwa' 2 X S .Sorosis Shoes save your pocket, your time, your temper and your health. EVERYWHERE IN I EUROPE OR AMERICA. tie lr E. D. Gildersleeve 6: Co. eewsls 314 MAIN STREET, SHOE . 'Q' fi U Poughkeepsie, N. Y. X Fx . lflvfhf -11' A W .?V, li: 'f o V j H '...1Aj:,:.:.,.. :V I - yG Gbgmg Um: - Thfiszziigtffitffztiiinto Special Agents- Telephone 173-2 PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN MAIL ORDERS. GYMNASIUM, TENNIS, GOLF AND BIKE SHOES ALWAYS ON HAND. V .'2?ms. - 93-: ii5: is we f J'A1 3 w e-1 . 3 The eo le trade at this store because P p they find what they Want and are sure . . . of gettmg the best there IS m the 53 ' market for the mone the spend 'L . ra it Y Y ' , 9 134502320 'xiii :TZ Af'f u'T EACH wm-I A is. 4: co M PLETE Asso RTM E NT. . dw: rg? RP HF OARPETS AND RUGS. SILKSI WALL PAPERS, LACES. UPHOLSTERY, RIBBONS, OLOAKS AND SUITS, HOSIERY, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, NOTIONS, I-IOUSEKEEPERS' SUPPLIES, LADIES' SUITINGS. MEN'S FURNISHINGS, BLACK GOODS. WASH DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS. M have skilled men for all sorfs of Arfzkfzb Paper Hangzhg ana Decoratzhg. Esfhnafes furnished when d6SI? 6d. ' ' Goods delzberea' at Vassar free of charge. LUCKEY, PLATTO '84 CO., 332, 334 and 336 MAIN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE. Vl M . H tb C tb ., if in, s Q Q ll . . 6,46 , ............ V : ww X , f if A t When we say that your patronage is sought ' cm L ,q 25-4-I ig , 9 after, and your interests ,carefully considered. Furniture, Grilles, Draperies for Cozy Corners, Bits of Crockery, Chafing Dishes and Ordered Work are Hobbies of Ours. FULL CHARGE TAKEN 'l'O PACK AN-D SHIP AWAY. M HERRICK The Largest House Furnisher on the River. 2? 3? ff! 2? 2? 342, and Main St., opp, MQRGAN House, ESTABLISHED 1818. BROOK BROTHER 5354 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING Goons Ready Made and Made to Measure. Knickerbocker Suits of Tweeds, Sweaters in all Weights, Shapes and Homespuns, Donegals and Russian Colors. Highland Gaiters, Pigskin Crash. Scotch Long Hose. Leggings. Puttees in khaki and blue. Golfing Coats with Club Collars and Buttons. Covert Coats of various Weights, Wool, Serge or Silk Lined. Mackintosh and Cravenette Coats in Improved Shapes and Newest Colors. O . FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Gloves in Proper Shades for Driving and Street Imported Golf Clubs from Archie Simpson and Wear. Coachmen's Furnishings. Hurd. The Helsby A Golf Ball. and School Colors. Stocks, Scarfs and Ties in quality, from the best manufacturers. Washable Fabrics' Leather and Wicker Goods, including Valises, Kit Bath Robes and Wraps, Room Suits and Gowns, Bags, Shirt Cases, Luncheon and Tea Baskets, Neckwear of Confined Patterns in rich Silks. Club Caddie Bags of leather and canvas of superior imported, and of our own manufacture. Holster Cases, Riding Whips, Crops, Twigs, etc. Particular attention given to the making of and trimming oi Knitted Fronts for Golf Vests. vii f iffany 8: Company. SUGGESTLONS FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. Silver fable ware. Lettuce Forks, - - each 55 and 56 Individual Salad Forks, - - doz. .528 to 547 Berry Forks, - - - doz. 516 to 524 Chocolate Spoons, - - doz. 514 to 526 Poached Egg Servers, - each 56.50 and 57.50 Pastry Forks, . - doz. 528 upward Fruit Forks, - - - doz. 522 to 560 Grape Scissors, ---- 55 upward Hors-d'oeuvre Forks and Spoons, each 52 upward Jelly Knives, ---- each 55 to 59 Messrs. Tiffany 8a Co. have just placed on sale a new pattern of forks and spoons and table service generally, upon which their artists and die sinkers have been employed for many months. i .al ,al .al Intencling purchasers will find it to their advantage to see this new pattern before making a decision. J Ciffany KL Co. Union Square, New York City positively the Leading Den. ,, 4' '-'- ?i Over a Million ' e2ilf'iz'iy'2'5l4sf'9 9 Ollfltalll CII ASK DEALERS OR SEND FOR CATALOGUE- BLOOMSBURG, PA. REYNOLDS 84 CRANXER, 'wholesale Grocers, And Shippers of Flour, Grain and Feed. Proprietors of the Celebrated PERFECT Brand of Canned Goods. Mill Agents for Christianls Superlativen and White Sponge Flours. Choice Food Products a Specialty. Warehouses and Elevator, opp. N. Y. C. 8: H. R. R. R. Passenger Depot, PCDUGHKEEPSIE, N- Y. ESTABLISHED 1851. EIMER Sc AMEND, . Manufacturers and Importers of . CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS, A 205, 207, 209 .rc 211 THIRD AVENUE, Corner of 18th Street, NEX-KI YORK Finest Bohemian and German Glassware, Royal Berlin and Meissen Porcelain. F Purest Hammered Platinum, Balances and Weights, Zeiss Microscopes, and Bacteriological Apparatus, Chemically Pure Acids, and Assay Goods. ix 22'- V me ' ,wr LQ: ,l Go forth with healing A and with hope: The paths of pain are thine. Pond's' Extract, Harmless, Strong and Pure, The remedy divine. . -- I Q'l T V L 39 . 3 A Q o Wiki' ' 'Ge 0' s 'Zi :Qi 0 0 5 2 4 Q, o Q R4 'fo' hi by - A ' . .Q 0 Q I ,aids '. o ' WO -'o'0 4 ff, Q.: 0 'Q s,'l4 399 Q 4 QV Q 5 . .. , 'o, is Q' o 0 . . C.. r 0:0 'o ' 0 . 'ol . ,4 ia- .. rg I rfgseit f 2pic fb .Vi 5 .' Q , ai ' Q-' P -4 : .4 Q U f 4 'fi K r'0,'4 iii bf, Jo' 4 Tznputlt' . M 0 '30 Q 00' sing. -.Dr 323 ,OA 4514. fo' '. r o Q Q 1 , o Q, . 0 . Q N p Q . 0.0.0 ni! .' v - 1 q , Q 4 3:5 o ' 'ut z' he o.0,:Q.4':.: feta , 1 f ' , . . Q 4 'A 'I fn. 5'o.'oq 'N , - ez? -:fri STMMPED QW ASWQE LQ Vs 15,3933 0' 1 'ON O x A o Ov v 'QA G +5 Q r ,v . fo Q 'Y Pow. v o o Q A 5 0 v Vs' - fq.-:aff uw-as 5 ,Q v' S . f ' Q o 'ff Q I v 4 . . O O Angelic Shoes W and Blissful UO QW ,fbi No' , g:e'o:e'4'n x o Q o : Q o r . ' t'o'o o r v 0'qtf9'4'o5 'irlvu 'ff 121' W 'fat n.m.o,o-n - - - - -' W I! 5. L- '59 , , s . r 0 1, , , 'GOQVJ 08' on ' 'u Vo an ' ' 0 0 'stef :stef of 1 lil-WS STAN DALQIDZQIF ME 'Un B006- These expressions are not extravagant nor ill-advised. They mean that we have shoes that produce perfect happiness for the feetg that the fit is so kindly, the shape so 'scientific and natural, the material so elastic, thework- manshxp so fine, that the foot experiences heavenly or angelic bliss in them. In other words, that the human foot when it goes into these shoes, goes into paradise and not into a place of torment. The New Shoe Mannish Oxford ,T ies H s. 24 : 11 for Women' f0l' Wolnen, in Black, l , ,W S4 00 Russetl and Patent , 'QE -If 1 tg, 0 Leather. I hhhk 39? it . A '-.Qi Per Pair. , g igs 4 mod, - In Russet and per pail. Black Kid, X 1 'i i 'ine --., Really superb shoes of the very latest, freshest, up-to- '4 fha lee-ref Bl1tt0l'l and date designs, material and ofthe best workmanship. I I-'QE Lace u These shoes rank with high-grade private work, and Ivi' V - will give the utmost satisfaction in every way. f ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, ' J., ,6th Ave., Cor. zoth St., New York. X . f.t.1awrESf0W'l'Vi ' ' D1 ERtiCt'If'ED' ABOUT i 1609 limpses of Colonial Days. N0 portion of the United States offers such favorable sights of historic country and battle-worn grounds of national and world-renowned importance as the old Colo- nial territory of the Iames River and the State of Virginia in these days, when especial attention is being given to ancestral homes, old names, ancient deeds and land grants. The rich store ol unmined history lying at our doors is commended to the attention not only of the scholar and antiquarian, but to the general book-reading public. The most attractive route penetrating the heart of historic Virginia is the ld ISLE . . EREGTED D 4 O I I ll1'l1011 .A 1 . 'A - , ' ' . i :Q L A. ' 25' --'- .. '- For further particulars, address .rvi if :II ef , ,-.. 2154'-i?i.Q?fi i.5'iiiiifistilife-?3'?t-3333.41 i' 54' LQ:g4j5g5.ffiy,' gg- W. L. GUILLAUDEU, Vipq . ,, A f Vice-President and Traffic Manager. -'.. .-,.. 1 'fa-' 'i -.... .-,'-a 11-fi ,..N' ' ' PM 26, Noffh River, . f t G. 'Y . GL -Qi iff' r NEW YORK. ST PAULS NORF ER5f5rfEp1..ppgNf.1.1mggga X xi lLvnch's Bridesmaid Roses. CHOICE CUT FLOWERS AND PALMS. Gnome ROSES, SPECIALTIES: FANCY CAR NATIONS, SWEET VIOLETS All FLOWERS used by us are grown at our CON- SERVATORIES on SOUTH AVENUE, High Class FLORAL ART by SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, 256 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE. xii l L he li ' iff a z e-.Lf X Y 4 4. n fvzxvigi G X 'A H5 Wi' if 'fn i , i l i V f '1XuJ If fi sl i li 1 Was! 1 7 1 1 4 i.iwg:,ll,,l i i ,opal ?, a n :ig -- 1 ,..e,,,. g,,l , W. wry, a 'fr F 1,4 FOR . Eastman Kodaks, Films Uni Plluiilllllllliifs Sllllllllis. Also a full line ofthe best up-to-date Amateur Outfits on the market. Developing, Printing, Sac. Scigue Sc Cund , V 48 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y v 'i T ' . - Q Q lfiff-3225 ,. 15: ' . .'s,' Oats fi ,.. f ' O P-i- V ' -i,- x ,zlyg gm, - ':'. Z- '11 f:: 1:1 pil- 5 ,. -1 L , - : sr-'s. 'i -'-, A121 X - ' ' ' --v'- . ...ZTZS .- -.. e., , J .. ., ....,-1,..s THE best finish for fioors, old ivii j or new, as well as for wood- work, furniture, etc.. is -S JAP-A-LAC i f Hard, smooth, brilliant and last- '1?i,- ingas japaneselacquer. Neither , hot nor cold water nor soap will if hurt it. Any one can apply it. 'iigggii L Restores Oil Cloth and Linoleum. gisgifj ' -'I ' With Jap-a-lac, the new Floor LZEOWWMM W ,I Finish, you can stain and finish f lss s vfe-' fq ,1Sgi1,1'Q',,.I. in one operation. Made in many colors: Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, J Oxblood, Red,Malachite.Green, , Blue: also un-colored. Fullquart ,, j, 1 :5 can be sent, prepaid, for 75 cts. .,-, Samples oflimshed Wood, show- -: X' ingthevarious colors mailed free. The Glidden Varnish Go., GieveIand.D. - This Beautiful Picture FREE to all. B. Babbitt's Best Soap B. T. Babbitt's 1776 lwin send FREE this beautiful Panel Picture in colors, or an Artists' Proof Etching to every reader upon receipt of twenty-tive B. T. BABBlT'l'5 Best Soap wrapper trade-marks, or ten 1776 Soap Powder trade-marks, or the coupons found in the cans of our Best Baking Powder. Enclose two-cent stamp for postage. I have a series of 18 Beautiful Artists' Proof Etchings and also numerous colored Panels. These pictures are 14 X 28, and are obtain- able at any time. A complete catalogue will be sent free upon application, if a two-cent stamp is enclosed. There is no ad- vertising matter printed on any of these pictures. Be particular and use only the following address: B. T. BABBITT, 82 Washington St., New York City. BE WISE! USE THE BEST! IT PAYS! 'ft Soap Powder B. T. Babbitt's Best Baking Powder B. T. Babbitt's Pure Potash or Lve 25993, , Y Sit it 1 X V I . .ex ' cb E 2574, ' f I 11 J st 3 M FW 2 5 11 . , .r i f ' , . EA IYDIES' Sflffyfiflffylff 1 ' 1514. N ff x S :il N N tb Ye Fai ku. . It 5 1 x ff A LX' z ff 1 w' ix L 5 4 . ff U x 5 'V- ff' , , I s s BoNBoNs MWMQWNXMAZES effwtl, QSWQ k puma . Vi. 5 FRESH. DELICIOUS.. 54' , . V ., :4'Large uf ,. FAHCYBUXESBABKETSR 'o A 5, ., X2'--,L..'M14 . 57.40111 B 51071755.51 .... COCOAA D - j f f - S CHGCOLATES 1., an .t i' . f ' gf me unsunmssrn ' 1 V ' ' if ' mRvummfMArrnlALe. Y 7 nrucluusracss 56' , X 5... 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A? 64th Year. Riverview gives boys a thorough preparation for College, for Business Life and forthe Gov- ernment Schools. Riverview students are found in all the Colleges and Scientiiic Schools. Riverview graduates are filling prominent positions in private life. 'Che School which is uowlocated at Riverview was organized and established in X836 on College Hill, and known as the Poughkeepsie Collegiate School. In the spring of 1867 the change of location was made, the school marching in a body from College Hill to Riverview. I RIVERVIEW cMAlN BUILDING., 'Che Insttruetors, nine of whom are resident, are Military Instruction will be in charge of the broken off by the late war. Buildings of the School are beautifully situated on high ground, overlooking the Hudson. Care- ful attention has been given to drainage, lighting and ventilation. It is a family school g every boy comes in daily Contact with the principal and his family. Religious Instruction is given by a member of Union Theological Seminary, sent to Riverview by Charles' Cuthbert Hall, D. D. As Chaplain of the School, he meets every student and has a personal interest in him. joseph B. Bisbee, Drincipal. men ol experience in their departments. principal, till the Secretary of War renews the details Xvi ANNEX. GRIUHT' 1' BEGINMN poonfuls efvelegndis Bakiqg Powder' Xvii CI U T I C R E A IVX FRAGRANT- ELEGANT. ' MATCHLESS. fi 'F AQ, . . .ah . v,,31,gik,,,.. ,- . ., , p at A 'aw yf2,e'.:f'?'-.Wi Wi , K-ff . I '- ---' ' '2sa w W- we-sam-.-..:f: , gjjrzfzya . . -Q . fv f pktxpa,-::..f,, ,g H 3 aan... ,.w m....-I-X. 4- -W f -f - . .fred-fee-.g,efic -ga., I , - n':..'-ifyrf fairy - N 1zzM3:ei5fn:rs2 .' H .f,gg:4y. ,.,, - , .. fmaae, ...ya-1.l , 4, .-15.44 . ,- . - ' ,..,.,,,Q,f. ' I 1.4, ,F . fr-- y -11. 1 491' .... Q . . I, nw, . -1 2 J! ' I - ,ti : L vl . ai-st: arfiir-C..:f.f'2a.:2. ' -- 'ajft-+ H ' U .,.3,'f,Jg-.'g-Q5 A 4 I-A,f 'v '?x.-Citi, ' ' -lL 5f: 'Ii-, ,f,,i3.qef.3q3t,rg,, :..',12Q19291- X'i 1f5:- ' .1 . . I-f.., 'ff'1f:' 35' iff - 1 ' vw- fit.,13g'.4t.x,,g,5-gg.. -121122,-t 333 - gpg... QL cart., N, , , X ,V p I y ,Ii TL, Aslhrfl. l, J, A I-Iarmless and Healing Application for the Skin. Cuticream is not a cosmetic, but a harmless and delightful preparation for preserving the smoothness of the skin, and being free from harmful or injurious substances or anything ofa greasy or sticky nature, it will 11012 soil the most delicate fabric. Its agreeable perfume, beautiful appearance and soothing properties commend it as the greatest luxury of the toilet. It cures Chapped Hands or Face, Sore Lips. Tan, Sun- burn, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches and Eruptionsg imparts and maintains a soft, velvety condition of the skin, and prevents redness, roughness and chapping. No Lady who values a good complexion should use toilet powder or cosmetics without first applying CUTICREAM, as it prevents any injurious effects and renders the powder nearly imperceptible. Cuticream is one of the most grateful preparations for the skin I have ever used. -IESSIE BARTLETT DAVIS.,' I take great pleasure in recommending Cuticream as the best preparation of the kind I ever used. MAGGIE MITCHELL. Cuticream is the most soothing and efticient appli- cation for the face and hands I have ever used. ' VIOLA ALLEN. Please send me three bottles of Cuticream, I find it a very agreeable and useful toilet article. HELENA MopjEsKA. Cuticream I like very much g 'tis very soothing to the skin. FANNY DAVENPORT. Your Cuticream is an excellent preparation, and I am most happy in attesting its great merit. MINNIE MADDERN.l, . - 'Q Q Manufactured by PRENTICE Sl EVENSON, HA.-L: A , Zxgkcfgiggm TRADE MARK 13,325 JANESVILLE, WIS. s ld ' P hk ' b h JESSE BARTLETT DAVIS. Pflge, CIS, BogonulghaCi'lixgacy?e1i3oeM5ain gt. l . . VAIL BRQTHERS, ,..--1, Cf. S' 7 , Z. photographers. .- ss' 'Y' ff' ag- 'll i i li it 42 llillg., I ' ll i is H? vi l , 5 V N We have recently remodeled our Studio, and supplied , iQ Q it with new Backgrounds, Accessories, Improved Instru- ff' X! n.g,, I' MXW, ments and Appliances, and are now producing the most I ,' llz' ' I ' 'l ll X artistic effects in all branches of photographic work. me Bave Dortrait Negatives of the -Faculty and Instructors ot Vassar College complete, and a large assortment of interior and exterior views ot the College and Grounds, from which prints may be obtained at any time. . . S T LJ D I O . . 254 and 256 MAIN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. The cm aphtha Launch. The Safest, Simplest, Speediest of all the Small Power Pleasure Boats. Can be both Pilot and Engineer Your self. Nearly 3000 Now in Operation iBUlLDERS OF? Steam and Sail Yachts, Steel and Wood Vessels, Marine Engines, Water:Tube Boilers, Torpedo Boats. Send Ioc. stamp for Illustrated Catalogue of Steam or Naphtha. GAS ENGINE AND POWER CO. and CHARLES L. SEABURY 85 CO. CONSOLIDATED., C Morris Heights, New York City. 50 Broadway, New York City. xix , 53 2 vi , mafi a 5' YOUMANS , L CELEBRATED K. u.n.. 4 4 ALB EB LS AH TEL- Q25 55 99' LADIES' ROUND HATS AND BONNETS, Outing and Bicycling Hats, for Men and Women. 1 1107-1109 BROADWAY, C'.2Zff'N SQUARE Near Liberty St. .AV .25 .3 AUTHORIZED AGENTS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES. 'Write for Booklet of Styles. ' ts - - V . , . ' 4' iE' E ' E ' f . S, P' ' - . ' , Ii aj '- . 'iiigxi b I QM E ' Hon. DJ. Brewer Justice of U. S. Supreme Court A , S says: I commencil it to all as the one great standt f ' , ' A I ard authorityf' ,, ., V , INT ION It excels in the ease with which the eye finds the Q 1 1 ' A R word sought ' in accuracy of definition - in effective - - . Y methods of indicating pronunciationg ,in terse and 9? ' , comprehensive statements of facts and in practical Q use as a. working dictionary. ' dmmmm f Specimen pages, ctc., sent on application. . I 'Q-kgs.. G. asc. Merriam co., Publisher-s,Springfie1d,1VIa.ss., U. s.A. . I, INTERNATIONAL DICTIONAR A W l College Department:-Intercollegiate Makers oi Caps and Gowns. Bulletin upon request. -Fur Department:-Manufacturers oi all kinds ot Rich Furs. Cloak and Suit Deparhnent:-jackets, Tailor-made Suits, Evening Wraps, etc., of finest American and European workmanship. 25' 25' Cotrell 81. Leonard, . . 472-4-6-8 Broadway, Hlbany, N. Y. XX HAVE , Gil TREED lllili? t IF No'r, wlu. YOU? WE MEAN THE wwf 4 77 f weiffit,.ff.'.w:Ziff? ' O C C TRADE f MARK. Then, if they help your Cough, or Cold, or Sore Throat, or give you a quiet sleep, will you not please tell some friends about it, and advise them to try them also? We know they will help any one suffering from Sore Throat, Cough or Cold. Also the best thing for Public Speakers, Ministers, Singers, etc., and no bad effects after using them. Sold Everywhere. SMITH BROTHERS, Poughkeepsie, N.-Y. P. S.+If your Cough troubles you at night just put one of these drops in your mouth before retiring, and let it dissolve gradually. It will help you. 99991666 SMITH BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERS AND CATERERS, Nos. 13 and 15 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's Restaurant, r Where the Substantials and Delicacies of the Season are served in the most approved manner. No lntoxicating Liquors, Beer, Wine, etc., allowed. Also Bread, Cake, Pastry, Ice Cream, Ices, Jellies, Charlotte Russe, etc. Parties, Suppers, Wedding Spreads, etc., Supplied with Every Requisite. Also Waiters, Cooks, Dishes, Silver, Glassware, Linen and Personal Supervision, except in cases where Intoxicating Liquors, Punch, Ale, Beer, Wine, Cider, etc., are to be served. In that event, Waiters, Cooks and Personal Supervision will notbe furnished. ' xxi STUDENTS 'EFNWSELL is OTHERS i -- ' -- ------ -m-1'i-w- ' ' WEALFUUNTNN PEN W' i iTi ' A ' 'YA E anecessary convenience. Th ey are used and endorsed by PEOPLE OF EDUCATION as the best writing instru- ment of to-day. It is the popular pen at all the universities, schools and colleges. Ask your dealer, or write for catalogue. L. E. Waterman Co., Largest Fountain Pen Manufacturers in the world. l57 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. gifgrrioli BREAD 8eRDLLS QR6QERS 1 LADIES LUNCH! Bngyhgililggisnfgn CAFE fi-QRESTAURANI THOMSON'S 4 1 7? Glove - F1ttmg . C ' lc I OFSZ S 23-LV ,M . 7,335.1 need no breaking tn 5 .ir 5: neither 'hvfllfbey break N, , doqvn-your money .nip aggwia I back zf they do. .4-Q.ii!'n55.lu '-'S , f f' PARIS 1 MY' roam. 1. L. '.i.'P 'fa X v ' 1, A l CShorf P510 at W I 1 . Is the season's most 'if J- successful model. Sizes Z8 to-30. of Corzfil 'lvifh safeen strip- pmg, rzcbly frimmed 'kvifh lace at top and bottom. 135 inches long. 4 books. 51.00. 51.25. 51.50. 51.75. Send for handsome illushfaied catalogue. MAILED FREE. For Sale by All Dealers. Langdon, Batcbeller :SE Co. 345 Broadway, New York City Xxii R. UUOLF, Etntique jfurniture, ANDIFIONS, FENDEFKS, BRASS CAN DLESTICKS, BLUE WARE, ETC. 211 Main Street, - - Poughkeepsie, N. Y. llliiiiiiilil is if the materials there- for are purchased of Carpenter XL Parkhill, Grocers, 346 MAIN STREET. Goods purchased before 6 P. M. Saturday' will be delivered same evening. Ti-is FAMOUS .,tr..r.W . 3 or-u.ixfi.i., - - QUEEN QUALITY 5- iii? fr' ifitifiii fS15:ww,.if 'E WPT: FOR WOMEN. , THEY warm, Loon Ano Fir WELL. A T herefs grace in every curve, Style in every line. ,'f,f,.'If.- .Q . E 'ji' PRICE, -353.00 fj5T3Zfj?f Av Comined to us for this city. , 'T sz' 551 'liiltsii ,ri TIMMIN S SHOE EMPURIUM, ' 258 MAIN ST. , e POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. p r - t . . il l 75 af' FIBAUE MASH For Young Ladies D Commencement Invitations Dance Programmes Fraternity Stationery Gold and Silver Insignia Class Banquet Menus ' Trophies, Prizes, Medals Silver Requisites for the Toilet Watches, etc. Beauty of design, superiority of finish and reasonable prices have gained for this Company many patrons. he Baile , Banks 8: Biddle Company Chestnut and Twelfth Sts. Philadelphia G. SCHIRMER, NCW York, ',fi eZ a'I2.,....... of Usiceee OUR STOCK aj sheet music, banks and foreign zrnportaizbns is lndzspufabbl THE LARGEST In the country. OUR EDITIONS are the VERY BEST presentzng the highest grade of excellence, neat of appearance, careji,11Lv edited, jingerea' and phrased by the most eminent pedagogues of modern tzrnes. Our PRICES are Moderate. Our CATALOGUES will be sent free on application. Ask for Catalogue of SCHIRMER'S LIBRARY EDITION of Musical Classics. AGUURATE USE UF ENGLISH MARKS A MAN AS REFINED and Cultivated far more than DRESS Or 'MANNEH can. The most useful tool for acquiring an Accurate Use of English is the -STU DENTS' STAN DARD DICTIONARY an abridgment of the famous Funk 6: Wagnalls' Standard Dictionary. It is a moderate sized, but full, easily handled, low-priced reference book, containing 923 pages, 6o,ooo Words and -Phrases, I225 Pictorial Illustrations, Synonyms, Antonyms, Foreign Phrases, Fault Diction, Disputed Pronunciations, Abbreviations, etc., etc. This book contains the English Language as it is to-day. It is incomparably the newest and best Dictionary in existence for the every day use of English speaking people. No one can conceive the wealth of information, the convenience for reference, the elimination of non-essentials which make this book worth much more than the price to any student, teacher, or writer. -Bnstonjournal of Education. Svo, cloth, leather back, 52.505 sheep. 54.00. Indexed, 50 cents additional. For sale by all Book-dealers, or sent, postpaid, on receipt ofthe price, by TH E BAKER de TAYLOR GO., - - - 5 and 7 East 16th Street, New York. XX111 THE ..... Priscilla Braislin School FOR GIRLS Prepares for Vassar. For Circular, address the Principals. THE .... - , Stevens School, MRS. J. F. DRIPPS, Principal. Ninety-First Year begins September 28, 1899. School Certificate Admits to Vassar College. Circular on application. 211-221 West Chelten Ave. NEW JERSEY, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. ENGLEWOOD, NEW IERSEY. 21 Miss Gerrislfs Zollogiate School for Girls. COLLEGIATE AND SPECIAL COURSES OF STUDY. U76 lSdlSIQd SCHOOL Yonkers : on : Budson. Prepares Students for Vassar College. REFERS nv PERMISSION 'ro PRESIDENT TAYLOR. THE DETROIT HOME AND DAY SCI-IOOL.. Esrasusx-inn 1878. Special attention given to Preparation for College. ELLA M. LIGGETT, A.B., Principal. JEANNETTE M. LIGGETT, Associate Principal. Glassical School for Girls, ' 66 nm-nmough street, BCSTCJN, IVLFKSS. Home and Day School for girls Over eight years of age. The Thirteenth year will begin October 4, 1899. The Certificate of the school is accepted by Smith, Vassar and Wellesley Colleges. s. ALICE BROWN. - - AMELIA L. OWEN,l Pflncmals' IVY HOUSE, Prepares for Vassar, Bryn Mawr, and other Colleges Address miss mary E. Stevens, ' S9 High Street, GERMANTOWN. - PHILADELPHIA xxiv The Misses LOckwoOd's COLLEGIATE SCil00L. A Family School for Girls Preparing for College. mwllf UQH'Ii0l3, 45 0 DNV YOYK. Every advantage is offered for rapid and efficient preparation for all colleges open to women. ' The ceiltilicfate of the school is accepted at Vassar and W l . - e es ey Circulars and References will be sent on application. THE WANAMA ER STORE OF NEW YORIC .Seven mzhufes from Grand Cenfral Siaflbn by Fourth Avenue cars. The Styles of 1899 Our policy in the matter of costumes and fabrics and in styles generally, is probably well known to you already. lt is our purpose to carry it to greater extremes than ever this year. It may be summarized thus:- To Show Them FIRST g To Show Them BEST T To Show the MOST and, so far as it can be done, to sell them Cheapest. , We do not claim this to be a cheap store, because we do not sell cheap goods. But the entire strength of our organization is devoted to giving you the very best the world affords at a low price. We have three organizations in one, those of New York, Philadelphia and Paris. Each helps the other, and the combined result is y Supremacy. ' Notethis in the Spring and Summer Costumes, in the new Dress Goods and Silks and Neckwear. JOHN WANAMAKER, Formerly A. T. Stewart 8a Co., Broadway, 4th Ave., 9th and 10th Sts. A OUS WINTE RESO TS OF THE EZLJTI-IVVEET, INCLUDING HUT SPRINGS, ARK- ------ - - - CThe Carlsbad of America? , Owned by the United States Government and under its direct supervision. ' AUSTIN . ...... . ........... CThe Capital Cityb, Noted for its famous water power and artificial lake, navigable for 35 miles. SAN ANTONIO - - - CThe Alamo City and Home of Old Missionsl, GALVESTON ............. CThe Famous Beach Cityl, I i - - - - - CThe Deep Water HarborsJ, 2QIL'l'AvfbRTH I . - - - lThe Big Commercial ciliesb, MEXICO .--- . - - - - - CThe Egypt of the New Worldl, CALIFORNIA ................. fThe Golden Statej, SFREEZEAESSS ST LOUIS V-'A THE 'ionega-.he ' In 1:31223-ialiiiltgelgsbleeping Cars, Reclining Chair Cars Cseats tree I i N Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars and elegant Dsy Coaches. ai U TOURIST TICKETS 5,223.1 3,553 ,T Greatly Reduced Prices. For Illustrated and Descriptive Pamphlets, Time Folders, Maps, ete., call on or address . Companfs Agents, or the General Passenger Agent. G. G. WAFINER, w. B. DODDHIDGE, H. c. TowNsEND, VIOE'PRESIDENT, 55-'T-ERAlLMS4Q53iFg GEN'L PASS'R AND TICKET ACER 'I I Z ' A ' Positions Filled in Every T Ingblp , Part of the Country. There is a constant demand for College Graduates. Send for Registration blanks and circulars. EQQHCQ w. F. JARVIS, MANAGER 3 SOMERSET STREET, BOSTON, MASS. OHIO OFFICE, AKRON, ol-no. JAMES A. JENKINS, BOOKSELLEFI G. STATIONER 467 64 469 Fifth Avenue, Between 4oth and 41st Sts. N EW YO R K. Fine Stationery. Reception and Visiting Cards. New Books, French Books, etc. Liberal Discount ffrom publi hers' pricesj on Books. Sample book of Stat' y t on application. Xxvi. FRANK VAN KLEECK, HATS AND FURS, Agent for DUNLAP :Sz COJS HATS, Furs Taken on Storage. 259 MAIN ST., POUGHKEEPSIE mrs. milwil Ii. Cdbtl' Member ofthe American Society of Professors of Dancing. TEACHER OF DEIIICTIIQ dild PIWSICAI Qlllillft. PRIVATE LESSONS AT ANY TIME. Dances arranged for Entertainments, etc. Special Attention given to Fancy Dancing. IIIIIIIIEIIY-SIIIIIIIIIS BIIIIII HIIII, 25 IIIIIIIIET SI. IIESIIIENGE-24 IIIIIIIIEII IIIE., PUIIIIIIKIEEPSIIE. II. JOHN J. MILLS, DEN TI S T, 348 MAIN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. M. E. QUIGLEY, PLASTER or PARIS Statues, Statuettes, Busts, Antique, Grecian and Roman. 189 Plain St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. GIVE ME A CALL. PRICES VERY LOW. Y. MISS R. COUGI-ILAN, Dresemahcr, 94 Market St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. All of the Latest Paris and American Fashions on Hand. PLUMBING. GAS FITTING. PETER ADRIANCE 6: SON Have the Largest Stock In the City, of Gas Fixtures, Drop Lights, Globes, Shades, Burners, Heating Burners, Gas Stoves, Gas Irons, Gas Signs, Rubber Tubing, Agate Ware, Tin Ware, etc. 393 MAIN ST., Near Hamilton St., HEATING. POUGHKEEPSIE. TINNING. DANIEL C. BLOOIVIFIELD, uPb0ISfQl'Cl', ses ana 567 MAIN STREET, Poughkeegisie, N. Y. Fisk CQGCDQFS' HQQIIGCS. LOS ANGELES. TORONTO. MINNEAPDLIS. SAN FHAIIGISGO. Circulars and Agency Manual free. 11,768 Positions filled at Salaries aggregating 37,613,896 NEW YORK MANAGERS, H. B. Gnocicsn. W. D. Kean. P. V. Huvssoou 156 FIFTH AVE. CGUII. 20Ih SLD WILLETT Tirus, Ilarpenter and . . . Biliidtl' 44 CATHARINE STREET. Xxvii -H , Q 9 H Supplies Schools of all Grades with Competent Assistseglsejgiers in obtaining Positions. ' wi-:AT oun PA'rnoNs SAY O'F us. PHCEBE A. I-IATFIELD CVassar, '98y, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. , Ihave received from Superintendent Kneil, of Saratoga, notice of my appointment as science teacher. I have been much pleased with the assistance you gave me in securing the position. Enclosed find check for commission. g EMMA C. THORNTON tVassar, '97j, Preceptress High School, Schuylerville, N. Y. . Enclosed find money order for commission due. I like my position very much- indeed, and am getting along well. MINNIE B. WOODWORTH lSyracuse, '94j, Asheville, N. C. . U t I received word Saturday of my election to the position in Ft. Plain, and I thank you very much for the assistance which .you have given me. FRED. N. MOULTON, Superintendent of Schools, Saugerties, N. Y. Miss Keeny was to-day elected to the position for which you recommended her. She came to see the Board and we were much pleased with her. EVELYN M. WORTHLEY CMt. Holyoke, '96j, Brunswick, Me. . The fact that I am urging all my friends to secure your aid above that of any other agency, if they need such assistance, should be some proof of my satisfaction with your business methods, especially as I have been for three years connected with three of the best Boston agencies. Fox HOLDEN, Superintendent of Schools, Olean, N. Y. We elected your Miss Dodge last night. We are much pleased with her. Correspondence is Invited. HARLAN P. FRENCH, Proprietor, 24 State Sl., Albany, if-e f Mrs. McGlynn, Ego Q , 4 'I All f Good Rooms, its ll 'P it Excellent Board, 2253: . s ir ' 1 pee, - fi- e r- f ill lf l,, Near the College' .- '- -sue 4 visa -' . 5 5, . J I ' .- ,: , if' POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. f M i s ,f ' Se. ee-me .4-f. -. 4-Qf L i f' Cakes, Ices, Salads, Waffle Suppers, A A Eiffel 4 - -5 at Moderate Prices ..... . ? '11! !ff??2ff1va:? 353'- ' ' ' ' -fe J'l?.'gvf'fef:2Q, H 2 Q - 'f'sYe'2ff3e. . +r ,' .N fp- , -.,rg7.,:.9zM, H- K3 Q --- X, . Sakai, l M. 35612- ,rr ,e...,, .- :av-. V J jizfz- 'Q 1 ,if t I' k f W 353,21 w,i?gt V fggg. J 4 a r ffl' ' Dr. P. L. FOO I'E, El meat, clean 1HLllIDI'Q. If f h 1 h 'll d - n1engoiloc:llz?tui,1ldrgrot1lilatistiarligglyg insiehleiryijritielthgogs DEN ST: and use care in doing their work. We have a clean laundry and do neat, careful work. Orders left with Mrs. Law, at the GATE LODGE, 288 Main Street, ,AG ,gi Poughkeepsie, N. Y, will Receive Prompt Attention. FERGUSON 81. COURTNEY, Phvfle 59'3- GATHARINE STREET. xxviii REED 8: FORNXAN lV2l'V, dk illld 432-440 MAIN ST. xcbange Stables, PGUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Fzrsz'-class Turnoufs, both Szhgle and Double. Telephone Gentle Horses, and Phaefons for Ladies. Call 226-3. Teeth F17Ied Mlhout Pdlll by Ihe Hale Meihod for Pazhless Dentistry. Cataphoreszls for PHIYIIGSS Operatzbns. DR. STEPHEN PALMER, SURGEON DENTIST, 310 MAIN Sr. Pouonxsspsus, N. Y. dl'ClWdl'Q Q Q at wholesale and Retail. We are always pleased to supply the Vassar girls with anything in the Hardware line. Lawn Swings, Hammocks, Pocket Knives and Scissors are a few of the things to be found at our Hardware Store. J. E. ANDREWS, Opp. Morgan House. 340 MAIN ST, Anlloue Furnzrure Bought, Sold and Repaired. JOHN F. COXI-IEAD, Gdbllwl millikf, Ffurnifure Made fo Order. 22 NOXON STREET, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. To the Music and Piano Buyer. IF YOU NEED A PIANO! YOU NEED MUSIC! sem: -ro 1 K. DEHNHOFF, 44 w. 29TH ST., NEW YORK clTY. The Best at the Very Lowest Prices. Freight Paid by Me. MWA Fine Brand New Upright Piano for 5150. This is a special price to students. Regular price 5500. Sheet Music at Half-price on all publishers, Music. Send me a trial order. Clie Edgl CPoughkeepsie, N.Y.J for twelve' cents. .' .' .' .- Is the only paper which gives complete reports of the Commencement Exercises. The four papers containing the reports will be mailed to any address, postage paid, PLATT Sz PLATT, Publishers. V A11 the latest and Most Stylish Millinery and Fancy Goods appropriate to the Season POPULAR PRICES. Frank H . Carpenter, 348 MAIN corner ACADEMY STREET. The Corner Mzllznery and Fancy Goods Store. l I '.. ' I f 'Q 1 ,ff 'sk xxlx Ebe 'I IDODIIIHI' Shop. . , N. Y. TIMES-It is a tempting place to visit. THE TRIP TO NEW YORK will,of course,include a visit to THE POPULAR SHOP fwhere the styles are setj for a leisurely look through THE LIBERTY FURNISHINGS. N. Yb SUN-The sort of shop that women linger I a ou . N. Y. HERALD-Delzlghyful fabrics and quaint bits of furniture which never seem ta be reproduced elsewhere. N. Y. VOGUE-A place where one can select decor- ative material in leisurely fashion, with the accompaniment of polite service and the certainty of the right sort of company. N. Y. HOME JOURNAL-A place to shop unlike argvthing anywhere, and yet reminiscent of every- zu ere. N. Y. TRIBUNE- That uniquest of unique spots, the blue and white room at the Popular Shop. N. Y. COMMERCIAL-The great and principal charm of all the materials and efects shown at McHugh's is their originality and exclusiverzess. The Fabrics, Wall Papers Floor Coverings, and Furniture of the Popular Shop are not to be had elsewhere. EE?Leisureb' Inspection is Cordially Invited. JOSEPH P. MCI-IUGH 8: CO. I 42d Street, West, NEW YORK. at 5th Avenue. Wall Papers and Liberty Fabrics- Cparcels 55.00 and overj. Carriage Free to all Parts of the States. IZTRADE Mlmxs REG'D.j q'r ?'-Ire -s inn :M ni!-is CRO CH Xi FITZGERALD, Trunk-Bags and Cases, DRESS-SUIT CASES. Etc., Etc. LADIES' LIGHT WEIGHT HAT TRUNKS AND CASES. No. 161 BROADWAY, - Between Courtland and Liberty Sts. No. 688 BROADWAY, - - Between 4th and Great Jones Sis. No. 723 SIXTH AVENUE, - - - Between 41st and 42d Sis. NEW YORK. H Business Opportunity for Drofessional Men and Klomen. Have you heard ofthe proiit sharing certificates of the Hmefican Real Estate Company? A company combining the savings of individuals with the capital of a corporation, in the ownership and development of real estate in the line of the greatest growth of New York City. Investment certificates based on its real estate may be purchased in any sums Cin even hundredsj, and paid for in periodical payments through a term of years, and guarantee to investors 6 per cent. annually, and at maturity a pro rata share of business profits, making the safest and most profitable method of accumulative investment. Endorsed by prominent business and professional men throughout the country, who are certificate holders. merican Real Estate Company, INCORPORATELS 1390, General offiC29, Dun Building, FOUNDED 1888 Directors. Enwm K. MARTIN, President. DYER B. HOLMES, Vice-President. zoo Broadway, New York. A? GgQ,J',ORD,SeCreta1-y, Security-Assets, january 1, 1899, 52,ooo,ooo. FRANK M. SMITH WILLIAM H' 61-HCKERING. Guaranteed Capital and Surplus, 567o,o0o. Geo. Eusns RoBnR'rsoN, Assistant Secretary. M. N. JOHNSON, Manager Met. Agency. 2? Owners of Dark Bill on the Budson. Gllilf fd DIIGIQV, HARDWARE DEALER, 260 mdlll SIMM, N0 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ..'Al'muu 66 E . NEW YORK. Where he has been located for more than 30 years, offers as well selected a stock of EGYUWGYQ, ZUIIQW dlld EOOIS as there is in the city. Asso CORSETS QQ Some of fhe arllkles that WIYI zliterest COLLEGE STUDENTS are Penknziles, Scissors, Le Page's Glue, MIl'l6fdI05'7SfS' Hammers, Skates, Boxes for Holdmg In Models of the Papers, etc, Packages for cRum's PARCEL EXPRESS may be sent here. Most Select Materials. L. BAKER, ART'S-no FRAM'NG Q - PASSE-PARTOUTS. PICTURE AND MIRROR FRAMES REGILDED. DEALER IN FINE ARTS. 329 Main Street, Poughkeepsie. New York. CUP-STAIRS-7 MANUFACTURER OF GOLD AND HARDWOOD FRAMES. REFERENCES. James M. Taylor, D.D., LL.D. Herbert E. Mills, A.M., Ph.D. George Coleman Gow, A.B. Mr. Henry Booth. Mr. Peter B. Hayt. Rev. George Clarke Cox. Mr. William C. Smiley. Mr. Alfred M. Frost. Mr. William T. Bolles. F. A. Faust, M.D. www WRIGHT, KA Y 65' CO. ffafm MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FRATERNITY EMBLEMS, FRATERNITY JEWELRY, FRATERNITY NOVELTIES, FRATERNITY STATIONERY, FRATERNITY INVITATIONS, FRATERNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS, FRATERNITY PROGRAMS- iilfiiilsiifiligffZlfiflfiiiist' l40-H2 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. A Skin of Beauty is a joy Forever. DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL ?EfTSZI3.0Ziff?SiIS?ZZfTZ?QT.?FIFIER' JOS. G. CLARK if C0- NO o'r1-11-:iz cosivierzc wiu. DO rr. n- Removes Tan, Pimples, fi., Freckles, Moth Patches, Rash, 44,1 -g. ' A and Skin diseases, and every , . L. , blemish on beauty, and defies 334' JFK 1 iietieci-ion. It hasi lstoog thle . .ily P' es o 5oyears,an isso arm- less we taste it to be sure it is Draperies! 'M V - properly made. Accept no I , - , counter eit o similar name. Q s ' , 'I D.. 1.. A. Sayre ...id to.. lady AND hiathngs, , , . oixthe hangs-ton 5? patilelntl: Q: 'f ,A ' syou a ies wi use t em, , I recommend 'GO'-1f311d'S 16 c2llll3l'IlI8 Sl. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ft , Cream' as the least harmful of - ,. all the Skin preparations. , , '- 1 f . For sale by all Druggists and Special Pnces to Vassar Students. 1' , X Fancy Goods Dealers in the fi ' U. S., Canadas, and Europe. , FERD. T. HDPKINS, Prop'r, 37 Great Jones St., N. Y. -if xxxi Examination week was o'er, And it was Monday noon. The mail girl knocked upon the door, A Hunk-note fluttered to the floor Of a Freshman's room. The frightened maiden opened it And read these lines through tears, Deficiency in English Lit. ' A tutor is advised in it. , But this allayed her fears. Because you see she never took This English Lit. at all. She thereupon no longer shook, But on the address cast a look- A Soph. across the hall! She sealed it up again all neat, And to the Sophomore She hastened fast, with flying feet, And lisped in accents sad and sweet, This note dropped at my door. Oh, good! the Sophomore joyfully said, Please give it right to me.', With shining eyes the note she read And then unblushingly she said, An invite for a tea. JEAN WEBSTER, IQOI xxxii KINGSFORUS USWEGO STARCH IT IS THE ORIGINAL HE mowmnr nounn I Has been constantly used by WEE DE Mrlllons of People , H 11lHS 'f :IW I-': IlI'lI Q, ,pftlff I mfs, gg xr ,moi Bail -,.'. we .- '- 4'f-'1I?'5 '2III -fllw ,. -it All over the World I I I fe fe are oo BEST QUALITY IS GOOD ECONOMY For Books of Every Description College, Text, Standard or Current Works SEND TO THE HIIIQYICZIII BGDIISI PIIDIICGIIOII SOCIQIV, 182 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, y 3d door below 23d Street. We are successors to the retail business of ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH 8: CO., and carry in stock the largest assortment of books on all subjects, and can supply at short notice ANY BOOK NO MATTER WHERE PUB- LISHED. WE ALLOW LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FROM PUBLISHERS' PRICES. A postal I3'Iqu1l'y will bnhg our dzscount price post-paza' on any book. We VZSPECVMIUI sohbzr a 111211. THEO. E. SCHULTE, Manager. xxxiii fdiilifin 791' the CXCCIITIOII of 'nlllSfD'dflU2 w0I'k dlld SDQCFBI GCIMOIIS of WCW Cbdfdifef. Williams 81 Wilkins Company Engravers -2' Printers Bookbinders 6 S. CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE Q Q ZOIIIIIIQIWGI Sfdfi0ll2l'U EIIIDOSSQG AT CONSISTENT PRICES wedding Invitations Uisiting Bards CORRECT IN FORM, FAULTLESS IN EXECUTION CONFORMING WITH THE VARYING STYLES litfdldrv COATS AND CRESTS COMPILED, DESIGNED AND EXECUTED IN THEIR PROPER TINCTURES Q it menus Especially Designed ' ' noorc PLATES, sxmcnas, MONOGRAMS, MAKERS or coLLEcE ANNoUNcEMEN:rs, ADDRESSES, ETC. INVITATIONS AND PROGRAMS EGITHIOIIQ dllds 12 6 ill this Book llillt EllQl'dVlllQS WERE MADE BY Q The Suffolk Engraving Company, No. 275 Washington Street, Boston. Correspondence is solicited. Estimates cheerfully given. Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention. XXXV The very latest -N 1-ff:-'I',a'1,I.-f, '1,' , ,. 5 , f . we X5 X -'--- 1 T styles 1n Jewelry EES .1f--L73 'iL1Iifilifril ., ns' . .,y.,4f'f'x-sf,q.::x- S 7 e1aem552IIff1'?g2k,::fswQ 'Q Lvl'-fix, eff H fi? l' ff f ff MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. MRS. A. J. FREY DRESSMAKER, 24 Ficaderny Street, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ALL THE LATEST PARIS AND AMERICAN FAsH1oNs ON HAND, V'lt C fu P kd as rsfz to 8 s !aaLiluPaz'ts Taj' :he Zzuntig. a e y Cn Jo 'Q 'Q 2 College View Avenue. WM. STOPHER St SON, . BOARD AND ROOMS FOR 5 1fI0Yi5f5 e STUDENTS AND FRIENDS. VIOLETS A SPECIALTY. College Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. TERMS' 5150 PER DAY' P. O. Vassar College. CAKES AND 1555- THE KIND THAT DO NOT STRETCH THEY FIT. TH EY WEAR. THEIR PRICE IS WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY PURSE. SOLD BY 10,000 STORES. R. df. G. CORSET COMPANY, 361 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. xxxvi James McCreery 81 Co. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, Laces, Trimmings, India. Shawls, Furs, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Parasols. Ladies', Misses' and Children's Outfits, Upholstery and Housekeeping Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Articles. Broadway and Eleventh Street, Twenty-third Street, NEW YORK. The Vassar Miscellany PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION OF VASSAR COLLEGE 3.29 A LITERARY MAGAZINE CONTAINING ALSO COLLEGE NEWS AND ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING ALUMNH5 AND FORMER STUDENTS. Subscription Price, 32.00 a year. 'AB 'Az Single Copies, 25 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT FAVORABLE RATES. R. G. LLOYD 412 and 414 lg 0 Poughkeepsie, d- Main Street, n New York. CARRYALLS AND CARRIAGES FOR LARGE PARTIES AND FUNERALS. All kinds of Fashionable Turnouts. Horses for Ladies' Driving a Specialty. Special Rates to Vassar College Customers. Direct trip with Carriage from Vassar College to City, or any Depot in City, 81.00, Before 6 A. M and after I0 P. M., double rates. Extra charge for trunks carried on carriages. Reynolds Elevator Co. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Straw, Salt, Grass Seed, and Fertilizers. Large Stock. Great Variety. Bottom Prices. Geo. Hughes 85 Son, Sh xxxvii mdlCQl'S of fllfliiillft IUIIIJGYFQYS of Qbilld Special attention given to Packing, Crating and ipping Furniture, Pictures, Brie-a-Brac, China, etc 398, 406, 408 and 410 MAIN STREET, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The American and Foreign..........-1. Teachers' Agency U SUPPLIES COLLEGES, SCHOOLS and EL FAMILIES WITH THE BEST - PROFESSORS, ,EL TEACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES. Resident or Non-Resident, American or Foreign. 25' AF 22' Parents and Guardians aided in the choice of Good Schools for their Children l or Wards Without charge. Only the Best Schools rep- resented. Call on or address MRS. M. I. YOUNG-FULTON, American and Foreign Teachers' Agency, 23 Union Square, New York City. 9 L W i 2A Beacon Street, f p ,fa BOSTON. ' ' 'I L yg ' gaffff-Wh? 169 Wabash Avenue, 5 e Ai , Frqofvefofi 5 , A A - - A -2' I ' CHICAGO- I 'a ' L :gpg send for our AGENCY MANUAL. Me ' ,.,.. gr as -f -- A O One Fee Registers in Both BOSTON -AND QHIQAGO -f' Offices, Onomatopoetic Chapel Service. huuumn- u P - 1, ll : ' 7 ' ' ' . 5 I I, - z.' 2 J' J'-gli 5 Pzigf 'I D I I I I I l. Sung Monday evening with especial emphasis on the third line. 2. Sung Friday evening with heartiness. There once was a maiden of Vassar, And of knowledge she was an amasser, For she learned while there To do up her hair, And in pompadours, few could surpass her. ' JEAN WEBSTER, 1901. DREKA Fille Stationery and EIlg1'2.Vil1g House, 1121 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. COLLEGE INVITATIONS STATIONERY PROGRAMMES BANQUET MENUS FRATERNITY ENGRAVING BADGES WEDDING INVITATIONS RECEPTION CARDS MONOGRAMS GOATS OF ARMS ADDRESS DIES VISITING CARDS HERALDRY AND GENEALOGY. COATS OF ARMS PAINTED FOR FRAMING. Xxxix VAN GAASBEEK SL ARKELL, Oriental Rugs and Whole Carpets, Eastern Art Wares, Embroideries and Draperies, 935 Broadway, 159 Fifth Avenue, Cor. 22d Street, Telephone 2735-18th. NEW YORK. 1 1 . ... 11 . 111111. 11111-1 -11111 ,- 1-1,.. 1.1 1 '11 ' 1 1 '1 ' ' '1 1 1 1 1 11' 1.121':1'1 111-11. 1.: 11. 11 '111:i1111r11.1L.1-11'r .1-1 13..1..1. . 1 . 11' '1.1 1 1 11 11 1 . ,1 1 .111 X .1 1.1XX 11 1 11 1 1 X 1 111 L 1 1 . 1 111 1:11. 1, 1 1 ..1. ' 111, 1 1 .1 . 1 X 1 ' ' Qor .the lbqst' Jiqiliesj, 1 f 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1, X .X1 1 1 .1 1 '1. 1 1 1.. 1 X. 1 'P '1 .X .1 X X ' . 1.1 1'1' . I X , 1 :1 1 . ' 1.1 11 111.. 1 1 1 . 1 ',111' 1-XX1 1 XX. 1 1.111 . - X 1 1111 1 41. 1' '11 .1 X- 1. X1X X' 1 1 ' 3 . ' 11 .1 ' 1 1 I 1 1'1 113' . 1 1 X .X 1 X X1. 1 1 1 . 1 11'1 111 .'.- ' .1'XX X 1X X .1X. X1 1 1. .X X .111 .1 1 1X1 11111 1 . X1 1 .X 1X X.X .1 .1 XXX ,'.1 1 1 ' 1 1 1'1' X11 X1 X1 -.1 X,1'1 . , .1X1 1.. X 1 11 X . 1 11 1 . 111. X 1 1.1 .1 1 ' 'X1..1111.'lX.1.111'1 11. .' 1'1 ,-1 XX1X 1j. 1.111 3. 11 X 1111: 11 X 1 XX.XXX.1..X. 1. X, 1 .1 ,111 1'.'. . .' .11 1 -.1 11151 1, -111 1 1.. Y, . 1111 ' 1 11. 1. 1 .:1'1. . 1 1 .1 --1 .'.111,1' ' 1111 11X 1 .1'11'--1-' 1 111111 1 1- 1 X 1X11,X1X11X1. 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 .1 1 .1 .1 XX.X1.1X11. X X1X11 . X1 V . 11'11 '1' 1 '..111'1.I1- 1.1 ' -1 1'1 111 1'1'-21'- 1,1 1X1X1.11 : 11.2 1X.X. 1'11 1-111 1 lj 1 1'1 1 1-1 -r..-' 1. I .1 1 .11 1 1.1 ,11. W 1 11111 1 1111 1. 1 1 c 1 1 1,1 INDEX TO POUGHKEEPSIE ADVERTISERS. ANTIQUES. Coxhead,-Iohn F. . . Woli R ...... ATHLETIC Goons. Sgue 8: Cundy, . . Schou, Chas. E. . . BOARD. Cary, Mrs. C. J. ..... . Dudley, Mrs. Marian F. . . McGlynn, Mrs ...... Smith, Mrs. Sarah, .... Whitlock, Mrs. Vanderbilt, CARPENTERING AND BUILDING. Titus, Willett, ...... DANCING. Taber, Mrs. M. H. . . DENTISTRY. Foote, P. L. . . Mills, john J. . . . Palmer, Stephen, . . . DRESSMAKING. Coughlan, Miss A. R. . . . Frey, Mrs. A. J. ..... . DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Bolton Pharmacy, .... Doty 8z Humphrey, .... DRY GOODS. Luckey, Platt8zCo. . . . . FANCY GooDs AND MILLINERY Carpenter, Frank H .... FINE ARTS. Baker, Edward L. . . FLOWERS. Haggerty Floral Co. . Lynch, M.I ....... Stopher, William 8z Son, . Q X xxix xxii xii iv xxxvi iv xxviii iv iii xxvii xxvii xxviii xxvii Xxix xxvii Xxxvi xviii iii vi xxix xxxi iv xii xxxvi FURNITURE. Clark, J. G. 8: Co. . . Herrick, M. . . . . Hughes, Geo. . Sessions, 1. M ......... GRAIN. Reynolds, james, Elevator Co. . . GROCERIES. Carpenter 8z Parkhill, . . Reynolds 85 Cramer, . . HARDNVARE. Andrews, I. E. . . Dudley, Guilford, . . HATS. Van Kleeck, Frank, . . HOTEL. Nelson House, . . JEWELRY. Quintard Bros. . . . LAUNDRY. People's Steam Laundry, . LIVERY STABLES. Lloyd, R. G ....... Reed 8a Forman, ..... NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE. Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle, . Vassar Miscellany ,... . PLASTER CASTS. , Quigley, M. E ........... PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, STovEs, ETC. Adriance, Peter 8z Son, ..... PHOTOGRAPHS. Vail Brothers, . RESTAURANT. Smith Brothers, . SCHOOL. Riverview Academy, . . SHOES. Gildersleeve 8: Co. . . Timmins, M ..... UPHOLSTERING. Bloomiield, Daniel C. . WALL PAPER. Wallhead 8: Dubois, . . xlii- xxxi vii xxxvii iii xxxvii xxii ix xxix xxxi xxvi xv xxxvi xxviii xxxvii xxix xxix xxxvii xxvii Xxvii xviii xxi xvi V xxii xxvi iii GENERAL ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. Adriance, Peter 8: Son, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Albany Teachers' Agency, Albany, N. Y ...... . . Altman, B. 8: Co., New York, ...... American Baptist Publication Society, New York, . . . . American Real Estate Co., New York, ...... . Andrews, J. E., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Babbitt, B. T. 8: Co., New York, .... Bailey, Banks aa Biddle ce., Philadelphia, Bal 1 . . Baker, Edward L., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Baker 8: Taylor Co. , New York, ...... Blanchard, King 8: Co., Boston, Mass. .... . Bloomfield, Daniel C., Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Bolton Pharmacy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ..... . Bridge Teachers' Agencies, Boston and Chicago, . . . . Brooks Bros., New York, ........... . Brown, Miss S. Alice, Boston, Mass. . Butler, C. H., Oswego, N. Y ....... Cammeyer, A. I., New York, ........ Carpenter, Frank H., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Carpenter 8: Parkhill, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Cary, Mrs. C. J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Clark, j. G. 8: Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York, . . . Conde, Swits, Co., Oswego, New York, . . . Cotrell 8: Leonard, Albany, New York, .... Coughlan, Miss A. R., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Coxhead, john F., Poughkeepsie, N. Y ....... . Crouch 8: Fitzgerald, New York, ..... Cuticream QPrentice 8: Evensonj, Janesville, Mich. . . . Dehnholi K., New York, ............. . Dixon, joseph, Crucible Co., jersey City, N. I Doty 8: Humphrey, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., . Dreka, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. ................... . . Dripps, Emily D., Stevens School, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. . . Dudley, Guilford, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Dudley, Mrs. Marian F., Poughkeepsie, N. Y ............ xliii xxvii xxviii xxxi xxxiii xxx xxix xiii xxiii xxxi xxiii F xxvii xviii xxxix vii xxiv F x xxix xxii xxxvi xxx xvii xiv xx xxvii xxix xxx xviii xxix D iii xxxix xxiv xxxi iv Eimer 8: Amend, New York, . . . ix Ferris, F. A. 8: Co., New York, .... i Fisk Teachers' Agency, New York, .... xxvii F leischmann Model Bakery, New York, . . xxii Foote, P. L., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. .... xxviii Forsythe, john, New York, ....... .iii Frey, Mrs. A. J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . xxxvi Gerrish, Miss, School, Englewood, N. 1. . . xxiv Gildersleeve 8z Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . v Glidden Varnish Co., Cleveland, Ohio, . . xii Granger Place School, Canandaigua, N. Y. . . F Haggerty Floral Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . iv Halsted School, Yonkers, N. Y. ...... xxiv Heinz, H. I. 8z Co., Pittsburg, Pa. ..... C Herrick, M., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ...... vii Hersey's, Heloise E., School, Boston, Mass. ......... iv Hires Turner Glass Co., Philadelphia, Pa ........... B Hopkins, F. T. fDeGouraud's Magical Beautifierj, New York . xxxi Hughes, Geo., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ............. xxxvii Huyler's, New York ............. xiv Ivy House, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. . xxiv jaeger's Sanitary Woolen System, New York, . iii jenkins, J. A., New York, ......... xxvi Kingsford, T. 8a Son, Oswego, N. Y. ............ xxxiii Knox, E. M., New York, .................. A Langdon, Batcheller 8z Co. CGlove Fitting Corsetsj, New York, xxii Liggett's, Misses, School, Detroit, Mich. ........... xxiv Lloyd, R. G., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. .............. . . xxxvii Lockwood's, Misses, School, Mount Vernon, N. Y. . xxiv Luckey, Platt Sz Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ..... vi Lynch, M. J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. .... xii McCreery, J. 8z Co., New York ............... xxxvi McGlynn, Mrs., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ............. xxviii McHugh, joseph P. Sz Co. C The Popular Shop J, New York, XXX Mayor, Lane 8z Co., New York, ............... F Mead's, Mrs., School, Norwalk, Conn. ............ iv Merriam, G. 8z C. Co., Springfield, Mass. . xx Mills, john J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y .... xxvii Missouri Pacific Railway, ........ xxvi Nelson House, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . xv Old Dominion Steamship Co ..... xi Oliphant, R. J., Oswego, N. Y. . . . iv O'Neill, H. 8L Co., New York, ........ ii Palmer, Stephen, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ..... xxix People's Steam Laundry, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . xxviii Pond's Extract Co., New York, .......... x Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . xxix xliv Prentice 8z Evenson CCuticreamj, Janesville, Mich. . Priscilla Braislin School, Bordentown, N. J. . . . Quigley, M. E., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Quintard Bros., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . R. 8: G. Corset Co., New York, ..... Reed Sz Forman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y ........ Reynolds 81: Cramer, Poughkeepsie, N. Y ...... Reynolds, james, Elevator Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Riverview Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Rye Seminary, Rye, N. Y. ....... . Sague 8z Cundy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Schirmer, G., New York, ....... Schou, Chas. E., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Seabury, Chas. L. 8: Co., New York . . Sessions, J. M., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Smith Bros., Poughkeepsie, N.Y ...... Smith, Mrs. Sarah, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Stopher, Wm. 8a Son, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Sorosis Shoes, Lynn, Mass. ..... . Suffolk Engraving Co., Boston, Mass. . . Taber, Mrs. M. H., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Tiffany Sz Co., New York, ........ Timmins, M., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Titus, Willett, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Townsend 8: Yale, New York, . . . Vail Bros., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . . Van Gaasbeek 8: Arkell, New York, .... Van Kleeck, Frank, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Vassar Miscellany, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Wallhead 8z Dubois, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Wanamaker, john, New York, ....... Waterman, L. E. Co., New York, ....... Welsbach Commercial Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Whitlock, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Williams 81 Wilkins Co., Baltimore, Md. . . . . Winship T eachers' Agency, Boston, Mass. . . Wirt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa ....... Wolf, R., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . Wright, Kay Sz Co. ,, Detroit, Mich, ......... Youmans, New York, . ....... . .... . . Young-Fulton, Mrs., Teachers' Agency, New York, xlv Xviii xxiv xxvii xxxvi xxxvi xxix ix xxxvii xvi iv xii xxiii iv xix iii xxi iv xxxvi v Xxxv Xxvii viii xxii xxvii Xiv Xviii xxxix xxvi xxxvii iii xxv xxii E iii Xxxiv xxvi ix xxii Xxxi xx xxxviii INDEX TO NON-RESIDENT ADVERTISERS. Q ART FURNISHINGS. McHugh, joseph P. 8: Co. QThe Popular Shop j, New York, . . Van Gaasbeek 8: Arkell, New York, ............. BooKs. American Baptist Publication Society, New York, . . Baker 8: Taylor Co., New York, ......... Merriam, G. 8: C. Co., Springfield, Mass. . CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS. Eimer 8: Amend, New York, . . . CLOTHING. Brooks Bros., New York, . . CONFECTIONERY. Huyler's, New York, .................... CORSETS. Langdon, Batcheller 8: Co. fGlove Fitting Corsetsj, New York, . . Altman, B. 8: Co., New York, ................. R. 8: G. Corset Co., New York, ............... DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Butler, C. H., Oswego, N. Y. ,................. . Hopkins, F. T. fDr. Gouraud's Magical Beautifierj, New York, . . Mayor, Lane 8: Co., New York, ................. Pond's Extract Co., New York, ........... Prentice 8: Evenson QCuticreamj, Janesville, Mich. . . DRY GooDs. McCreery, I. 8: Co., New York, . . O'Neill's, New York, ...... Wanamaker, john, New York, . . . ENGRAVING. Suffolk Engraving Co., Boston, Mass. . . FooD PRoDUcTs. Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York, . . Ferris, F. H. 8: Co., New York, ...... Fleischmann Model Bakery, New York, . . Heinz, H. J. 8: Co., Pittsburg, Pa. .... . Kingsford, T. 8: Son, Oswego, N. Y. . . . . xlvi xxx xxxix Xxxiii xxiii XX ix vii xiv xxli xxxi xxxvi F Xxxi F x xviii xxxvi ii xxv xxxv xvii i xxii C xxxiii FOUNTAIN PENS. Waterman, L. E. Co., New York. . . Wirt, Paul E., Bloomsburg, Pa. .... . GLASS. Hires Turner Glass Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . HATS. Cotrel18z Leonard, Albany, N. Y. . . Knox, E. M., New York, ..... Youmans, New York, ...... JEWELRY. Bailey, Banks 8z Biddle Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . . Tiffany 8z Co., New York, ......... Wright, Kay 81 Co., Detroit, Mich. . . MUSIC. Dehnhoff, K., New York, ....... Schirmer, G., New York, ........ NAPHTHA LAUNCHES, STEAM YACHTS, ETC. Seabury, Chas. L. 8: Co., New York, ..... PENCILS. Dixon, Joseph, Crucible Co., jersey City, N. J. . . PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING. Williams 8z Wilkins Co., Baltimore, Md. . . RAILROAD. Missouri Pacific Railway, ....... REAL ESTATE. American Real Estate Co., New York, . . . SCHOOLS. Miss S. Alice Brown's School, Boston, Mass. ............. . Miss Emily D. Dripps, Stevens School, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Gerrish'S School for Girls, Englewood, N. J ............ Granger Place School for Girls, Canandaigua, N. Y ..... The Halsted School for Girls and Boys, Yonkers, N. Y. . . Miss Heloise E. Hersey's School for Girls, Boston, Mass. . . Ivy House, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. ........ . The Misses Liggett's Home and Day School, Detroit, Mich. . The Misses Lockwood's School, Mount Vernon, N. Y. . . . . Mrs. Mead's School for Girls, Hillside, Norwalk, Conn. . The Priscilla Braislin School for Girls, Bordentown, N. I. . . Rye Seminary, Rye, N. Y. ............... . SHIRT WAISTS. Blanchard, King 81 Co., Boston, Mass. . . Forsythe, john, New York, ...... SHOES. Camrneyer, A. J., New York, . . . . . SOrosis, Oswego, N. Y. . . . . . . xlvii Xxii ix B xx A xx xxiii viii xxxi xxix xxiii Xix D xxxiv xxvi Xxx xxiv Xxiv xxiv F xxiv iv xxiv Xxiv xxiv iv xxiv iv F iii X V