Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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-vl- -....-- ,, , ,.-.,..,.-. -. .....Y- ,- He VASSARION ADVERTISER OR Perfumery of Refinement-- for dainty and useful Toilet Requisites-- for Perfection Con- fections-- for thoroughly reliable Druggists' supplies of every description at prices to please-- the College Girl will find us numquam non parati. .AVL IIN Ijesnuth Eine warg Qture, 46 Market St., Poughkeepsie, New York. C. D. MILLER Dentist Telephone 1 1 1 OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 49 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, NEW YORK EEE EEEIEEE EEEEEIEEIEEEEEIIBEEIEE BE SURE YOU OWN A 1909 VASSARION EBE IEEEIE EIYIEEE EEIFIEEIE EHEJEEEI-ii CAPITAL, - - 3200.000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, 15220,000 F allkill National Bank OFFICERS! FLOY M. JOHNSTON, PRICSIDINT HENRY E. LOSEY, Vrcu-Pxnsnmiu WM. W. SMITH, VICR-PRKSIDEINT WILLIAM SCHICKLE, CASHXHR GEORGE W, SWEET, Ass'r Casiunn DIRECTORS: ROBERT KNOX. XVILLARD C. VAIL. GUILFORD DUDLEY. HIRAM XY. MYERS. XVILLIAM SCHICKLI2. A5 D ' TII EDW'D ELSWORTII, NVILLIAM T. REYNOLDS. HENRY E. LOSEY. FLOY M. JOHNSTON. HENRY TITTAMER. W ITH -1 . . REI . ROBERT K. 'ruTrnLi.. w. E. irovsRAm'. M. WV, SM . 1. W. SHERRILL. NEW ORLEANS The Gateway of the Mississippi. The Great City of the Great South. The Largest Cotton, Rice and Sugar Market in the World. The most popular Winter Resort in America. Continuous Horse Racing. Golf Links. Hunting and Fishing. Comfort. Health. Pleasure. Eleven Theatres. New St. Charles Hotel MODERN FIREPROOF FIRST-CLASS Accommodating one thousand guests Turkish, Russian, Roman and Plain Baths. Luxurious Sun Baths and Palm Garden. ANDREW R. BLAKELY 8: CO.. Limited PROPRIETORS. IN ANSKVERING ADVERTISEMENTS 1-Liansia mzrvrrors 'rr-is VASSARION.

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-al -Q--4 .. IFFA Y at Co. Tiffany 8L Co. call attention to the wide scope oi their business and to the variety of their stock, as indicated in the following departments: DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES: Notable stock of mounted and unmounted stonesg Ori- ental and American pearls, etc. DIAMOND RESETTING: Old family jewels re- set, pearl necklaces enlarged and improved by richer pearls: exchange allowance made for old stones and pearls JEWELRY: Rings, brooches. bracelets, bangles, necklaces, hair ornaments, waistcoat buttons, sleeve links, scarf pins, stick pins, watch pins, hat pins, collar pins, earrings, etc. WATCHES AND CHAINS: Plain gold watches, split second and repeaters, for men, plain gold, enameled, and diamond mounted watches for ladies. Plain and complicated watches repaired on the premises. Plain and jeweled watch chains, fobs, watch pins, etc. GEMS AND MINERALS: Tourmaline.amethyst, topaz, kunzire, chrysoprase. turquoise matrix, collections of amber, coral,and jade beads, also richly carved objects of rock crystal, lapis-laznli and nephrite FAVRILE GLASS AND METAL WARE: Vases, bowls, wine glasses, cups, candlesticks, compo- tiers, decanters, cabinet pieces, etc. 7 FANCY GOODS: Imported novelties, French en- amels, miniatures, ivory carvings, gold mesh bags with precious stones, cigar and cigarette cases, match boxes, card cases ot' gold. silver, and leather, library articles, desk sets, game boxes, boot pulls, etc. OPERA GLASSES: Opera,Hel.l,and marine glass- esg lorgnettes of gold. silver. shell, and pearl, barometers, thermometers, compasses, etc. TOILET ARTICLES: Gold, silver, ivory, shell, and fancy wood toilet articles 5 manicure sets,etc. POCKET CUTLERY AND RAZORS: Gold and silver pen-knives, Swedish ram Irs. scissors, safety razor sets, cigar cutters, cigar box openers, etc. FANS: Rich modern and antique lace and paint- ed fans with pearl, shell,and ivory sticks. All kinds of fans repaired SILVERWARE: Complete dinner and tea ser- vices , chests of forks and spot ins, presentation pieces, loving cups, etc. Silverivare cleaned and repaired Fifth Avenue and 37 umbrellas. canes, whips,and riding crops. mount- ed ingold and silver, some with enamel, others set with jewelsg gold and silver spurs, stirrups, etc. BRONZES AND MARBLES: Statuettes. busts, animals, groups, etc. by noted European and Am- erican sculptorsg memorial tablets, etc. LEATHER GOODS: Automobile, shopping, and traveling bags? suitcases, portfolios, portemon- naies, card cases, blotters, belts, etc. CLOCKS: liall clocks in woods to harmonize with house decorations: bronze and marble clock sets, mantle. night, automobile, and traveling clocks. All kinds of clocks repaired STATIONERY: Invitations to weddings and other social occasions and public ceremoniesg marriage announcements, visiting cards, station- ery for professional and commercial purposesg dies engraved for ciphers, monograms, residen- ces, yachts,and heraldic devices SILVER PLATED-WARE: Candelabra, salvers, dinner and tea services, forks, spoons, etc. FAVRILE LAMPS AND ELECTROLIERS: Fav- rile glass and metal lamps for library, desk, piano or hallg large hanging shades, for dining room, candlesticks, etc. TABLE CUTl.ERY: Breakfast, dinner, and tea knives, carvers, game shears, etc. POTTERY AND GLASS: Examples of the latest products of European and American potteriesg notable collection of plates, cut glass, complete dinner services, etc. SAFE DEPOSIT: Unequalled facilities for the storage of silverware. jewelry, laces, and art ob- jects. Steel vault with boxes for securities and other valuables REPAIRS: Jewelry, silverware, bric-a-brac, china, glassware, watches, clocks, music boxes, bronzes, marbles, ivories, fans, enamels, and art objects of every description repaired MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT: Correspondence solicited. Cuts. photographs or careful descrip- tions sent upon request. Goods on approval to patrons or to those who will make themselves known by satisfactory references. Titlany BL Co. 1909 Blue Book, no illustrations, 7l5 pages, upon application th Street New York

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He VASSARION ADVERTISER C Vassar Educational Directory Riverview Academy POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Seventy-three years of consecutive manage- ment. Instruction Thorough. Life Sane, Equipment Modern. Military Discipline under Oflicer Detailed by Secretary of War. Catalogue Address joseph B. Bisbee, A.M. The Elizabeth Mead School for Girls HILLSIDE, NORWALK, CONNECTICUT College Preparatory and General Courses Certificate admits to Vassar and other Colleges. Martha Williams Alden Margaret R. Brendlinger, A.B. Vassar Principals The Detroit Home and Day School Established 1878 Thirty received in the school-family. Prepares for College. Well equipped gymnasium and laboratories for physics, chemistry and domestic SCICIICC. The Misses Liggett, Principals Detroit, Mich. Putnam Hall School W by cbaose lhis School? For every reason thal applies lo the selection of the beat. So many of our girls say: We came because we wished to pre re for Vassar and our common sense told us that the oniira proper thing was to prepare at a school under the eaves of our future Alma Mater. Will you come? There are still a few vacan- cies: lable excellent, teaching force superior, the school not loo large to have a home-like atmosphere. ELLEN CLIZBE. BARTLETT, Principal. PUTNAM HALL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Rye Seminary RYE, NEW YORK Mrs. Life The Misses Stowe PRlNClPALJ' Emma Willard School for Girls Certificate admits to Wellesley, Vassar, Smith and Wells Collegesjand Cornell University. General and Special Courses. Music and Art Schools. Fireproof buildings. Basket-baillg hockey and other out-of-door games. For circulars address Miss ANNA LEACH, A.M. Principal Tuov, N. Y. IN .-xNswE1uNc: ADN'ER'I'lSEMENTS 1-Lia.-xsia SIENTION 'rua VASSARION