Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1918 volume:

' ■ M: - ■:-.tfA Copyright 191S BY Laura M. Vossier nf i9ia Pplirakij (Eollpgr (EcntFutfl Campus ' iews 8 Officers of Instruction and Administration 17 Freshman Year 30 So] homore Year _ 48 Junior Year 62 Senior Year 76 Senior Album 93 Commencement 155 Student Government Association 1 56 Christian Association 158 Debating Club 160 Barnswallows 162 Athletic Association ' .. 163 Musical Organizations 1 4 Publications 181 War Relief Organization . 187 Clubs and Societies 1 88 Class Lists 202 Advertisements and Divert isements 245 luooollanol psiin we used to rat rjjiru some lonjs sunlit kolidau ; i Starrij nigKts when we wouU j uftnintne fireli nt ' s glintmerinQ;; tflsrru games to greet tkeMa -, jTlie 5im-f lecKeJ green wnerc yt II III! .dancers pla . A such ffdji thoughts this hoolc will hritig To meinorij. JL ne sflovAj rozA beneath the jThe orij afi man .the skates sharp ; i he jo of everij worK-dau thin ■Iflull echo bacK from far awaj JL o memoru. 10 11 12 Nnn iiiniBtrari th MinxBtttxn aulinp A. iuranl ia31-19U Mfnru iFouik iurant 1822-lBBl aioargr Mall rmtrfi IBfS OliJllpgr i all burnrb 1914 fflornfr gitmip of Samrr (Unurt latb 1915 ffirpra rut for lutlbing an Mill 1918 13 ELLEN EITZ PENDLETON, M.A., Liil.D., LL.U. President 14 Inarh nf ©ruBt a Edwin Farniiam Greene, B.A Boston President of the Board William Henry Lincoln , :. Brookline Vice-President Sarah Lawrence Boston Secretary Lewis Kennedy Morse, B.A., LL.B Boston Treasurer William Fairfield Warren, S.T.D., LL.D Brookline Lilian Hoksford Farlow Cambridge Edwin Hale AinxiT, LL.B Cambridge Louise McCoy North, M.A Madison, N. J. ♦Sarah Elizabeth Whitin ' ..Whitinsville Andrew Fiske, Ph.D Boston George Edwin Horr, D.D., LL.D Newton Centre Georce Howe Davenport Boston William Edwards Huntington, S.T.D., LL.D Newton Centre Anna R. Brown Lindsay, Ph.D New York City William Blodget, B.A Chestnut Hill Caroline Hazard, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D Peace Dale, R. L George Herbert Palmer, M.A., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D Cambridge Died December 26, 1917. 15 BOARD OF TVIVSTKES—Contiinicd Kl III SiiAKi ' i.uss GoriDwrN, B.A Philadelphia, Pa. Eugene ' . R. Tiiaver, B.A New York City Galen L. Stone Brooklinc Paul Henry Han us, S.B., LL.D Cambridge Candace Catherine Stimson, B.S New York City Ellen Fitz Pendleton, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D., cx-officio Wellesley College lExpruttup (Enmmtltrp Edwin Farmia.m (Greene, B.A. Chainiian Andrew Fiske, Ph.D. George Howe Davenport Lilian Hor.sford Faklow Galen L. Stone Candace Catherine Stim.son, B.S. Lewis Kennedy Morse, B.. ., LL.B. {c.v-officio) Ellen Fitz Pendleton, M.. ., Litt.D., LL.D. [cx-officii ) iFtuaurr (Emttrnttlr? Wii.i.iA.M lli.(iU(ii;r, B.A. ]m) vin 1 ' rnil m Greene, B.A. Eugene ' . K. ' i iiA i ' ;R. P . . Cialen L. Stone Lewis Kennedy Morse, B.A., LL.B. {cx-officio) 16 17 (ifltrprs of JIuBtrurttnu Art Professor: Alice ' aii ' echten Brown Instructors: Alice Walton, I ' h.D. Professor of Latin and Areliaeology Bertha Knickerbocker Straight, B.A. Lecturer : Mliza Jacobus Newkirk, M.A. Museum Assistant in Charge: Celia Howard Hersey, B.A. Assistant: Alice Theresa Coseo, B.A. Ella Lucas Astronomy Professor: John Charles Duncan, I ' h.D. Instructor: Leah Brown Allen, M.. . Curator: Kathcrine Bullard Duncan ( Mrs. j. C.) Biblical History, Literature and Interpretation Professors Eliza Hall Kendrick, I ' h.D. Associate Professors: Adelaide Imogene I ocke, B.A., S.T.R. (Jlive Dutcher, M.A., B.D. Assistant Professor: Muriel Anne Streibert, B.A., B.D. . ngie Clara Chapin, M.. . Professor of Greek lyistriiclors: Louise I ' ettihone Smith, I ' h.D Seal Thompson, M.A. Olive Cireene, B.. . . ssistant in Bililical History 18 Botany Professor: Margaret Clay Ferguson, [ ' h.D. Associate Professors: Lincoln Ware Rirltile, rh.D. Laetitia Morris Snow, Ph.D. Jssista lit Professors : Mary Campbell Bliss, M.A. Ruth Florence Allen, Ph.LX Mabel A. Stone, M.A. Instructors: Alice Maria Ottley, M.A. 1 Tally .[olivette Sax, Ph.D. Helen Isabel Davis, B.A. Ruth Beattie, M.A. Curator: Assistant: . (la Willard Bancroft, B.A. Miriam Isabel Dean, B.. ' . ' AbGent on Icyve. Chemistry Professor: •Charlotte Fitch Roberts, Ph.D. Associate Professor: Charlotte Almira Bragg, B.S. Assistant Pro fessor: Instructor: Helen Somersby French, Ph.D. Alice Virginia Flather, B.A. Curator: Anne Taylor Caswell, B.A. Died December 5, 1917. •Absent nn leave. Economics and Sociology Professor: Emily Greene Balch, B.A. Associate Professor: Anna Prichitt Youngman, Ph.D. Assistant Professor: Donald Skeele Tucker, M.A. Instructor: Marion Dutton Savage, M.A. 19 Education Professors: Arthur Orlo Norton, M.A. Anna Jane McKeag, Ph.D., LL.D. Iitstnictor: Muriel Anne Streibert, B.. ., U.l).. Assistant Professor in Biblical History Lecturers: Samuel Munroe (Iraves, Ph.D. Anna White Devereaux English Composition Professors: Sophie Chantal Hart, M.A. Alice A ' inton Waite, M.A. Associate Professors: Agnes Frances Perkins, M.. . Amy Ruth Kelly, M.. . Josephine Harding Batchelder, M.A. l ' :iizal)eth Whcclcr Manwaring, B.. . Assistanl Professor: Alfred Dvvight Sheffield, M.A. Instriiclors: Helenc Buhlert Magee, M.. . Edith Hamilton. M.. . Kmma Marshall Denkinger, Ph.D. Helen Louise Drew, M.. . Katherine Forlies l.iddell, B.A. Caroline I ' lliza ' ose, M.A. ' Absent on S.ilibalical leave. English Language Professor: .Mice ' inton Waite, M.. . Professor in Kn,L;lisli C ' ompnsition Associate i ' rofessors: I. aura Fnima Lockwood, Ph.D. Amy Huth Kelly, M.. . . ssociate Professor of English Literature Associate Professor of English Composition 20 English Literature Professors: Katherine Lee Bates, M.A., Litt.D. ' ida Button Scudder, M.A. Margaret Pollard Sherwood, Ph.D. Associate Professors: Laura Emma Lockwood, Ph.D. Martha Hale Shackford, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Language Laura Alandis Hibbard, Ph.D. Charles Lowell Young, B.A. Martha Pike Conant, Ph.D. Alice Ida Perry Wood, Ph.D. Instructor: Annie Kimball Tuell, M.A. French Professor: Louis Perdriau, Lie. es L. Associate Professor: Osmond Thomas Robert, B. es L. Instructors: Mathilde Boutron Damazy, B. es L. Eunice Clara Smith-Goard, M.A. Gladys Priscilla Haines, B.A. Florence Didiez David, M.A. Assistcvit: Dorothy Warner Dennis, B.A. Geology and Geography Professor: Elizabeth Florette Fisher, B..S. Instructors: Frederick Henry Lahee, Ph.D. Margaret Terrell Parker, B.S. German Associate Professor: Mary Jean Lanier, B.S. Professor: Margarethe Miiller Associate Professors: Instriictors : Natalie Wipplinger, Ph.D. Henrietta Littlefield, B.. . Emma Marie Scholl, Ph.D. Helen Wight Wheeler, B.A. 21 History Professor: •Elizabeth Kimball Kendall, M.A., LL.B. Assistant Professor: Edward Ely Curtis, Ph.D. Associate Professors: Julia Swift Orvis, Ph.D. Edna ' irginia Moffett, Ph.D. Mabel Elisabeth Ilodder, Ph.D. Instructors: Alice Margaret Holden, M.A. Louise Hortense Snowden. B.S. Judith Williams, Ph.D. •Absent on Sabbatical leave. Department of Hygiene and Physical Education Professor: Amy Morris 1 lomans, M.. . Associate Professors: William Skarstrom, M.D. Eugene Clarence Howe, I ' h.i). Assistant Professor: Sarah Russell Davis liistriictors: I ' raiiklin Charles Eette, M.. . Margaret Johnson Mary Sophie Haagcnscn Elizabeth Halsey, Ph.B. lulna Barrett Manship Katherinc Piatt Raymond, R.S., M.D. Edwar.l Erastus Bancroft, M.A., M.D. Resident i ' liysiciaii fdii.sultiiig Physician Lecturer: Librarian and Curator: Malu ' l Austin Soulbard, M.D. Susan C.rey Akcrs, B.A. 22 Ital lan Professor: Margaret Hastings Jackson Latin Professors: Adeline Belle Hawes, M.A. Alice Walton, Ph.D. Professor of .Archaeology and Instructor of Art Associate Professor: Instructor: Caroline Rebecca Fletcher, M.A. Anna Bertha Miller, Ph.D. Pure Mathematics Professors: Ellen Louise Burrell, B. A. Professor Emeritus Eva Chandler, B.A. Helen Abbot Merrill, Ph.D. Associate Professors: Roxana Hayward Vivian, Ph.D. Clara Eliza Smith, Ph.D. Instructors: Mabel Minerva Young, Ph.E . Lennie Phoebe Copeland, Ph.D. Eupheinia Richardson Worthington. Ph.D. Assistant: Mary Augusta Bean, B.A. Music Professor: Hamilton Crawford Macdougall, Mus.D. Associate Professor: Clarence Grant Hamilton, M.A. Instructors: Emily Josephine Hurd Hetty Shepard Wheeler, M.A. Albert Thomas Foster Blanche Francis Brocklebank Mima Belle Montgomery Ralph Smalley Assista7it Katherinc Kennicott Davis, B.. . 23 Comparative Philology Professor: Katharine May Edwards, I ' ll. I). Associate Professors: Laura F.inma I.ockwood, I ' li.l). Natalie ' ii)i)liii i;fr, I ' h.l). Philosophy and Psychology Professors: Mary Whiton Calkins. M.A., Litt.D.. I.i..D. Mary Sophia Case, B.A. Eleanor Acheson McCulliich Camhlc. Ph.D. Instructors: Assistant : Stephen Coburn Pepper, Ph.D. Mora Isabel MacKinnon, M.-V.f Lucy Wilson, Ph.D. Lecturer: Horace ISidwell English. Ph.D. Ludwig Reinhold Geissler, Ph.D. Al)senl on leave. t Appointed for second semester only. Physics Professors: Sarah Frances Whiting, Sc.D. Louise Sherwood McDowell, i ' h.l). Professor Emeritus Associate Professor: Instructor: drace Evangeline Davis, M..- . Francos Lowatcr, I ' h.D. Reading and Speaking Professor: Malvina Bennett. B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor: Instructor: Caroline Angeline llardwicke Edith Margaret . inaill Zoology and Physiology Professors: Mary Alice Wilcox. Ph.D. Professor Emeritus .Mice l ' ;iil)crls(in. Ph.D. Marian Elizabeth llubliard. I ' .. S. L ' arolitie Thompson. Ph.D. Assistant Professor: Julia Eleanor Moody, Ph.D. Instructors: Mary Jane Tloguc, Ph.D. Mary Edith Piinicy. M.A. Curator: Albert Pitts Morse Spanish .Issistaiit Professor: Wicv lluiitington Bushec, M.. . Instructor: Assistant: Angela I ' alomo, B.A. Ada May Coe, B.A. 24 25 Ju iHrmonam Katharine Coman, Professor of Economics Emeritus. Died Janu- ary 11. 1915. Harriet Hawes, Librarian Emeritus. Died April 23, 1915. LoRETTO Fish Carney, Instructor in Hygiene and Curator of Mary Hemenway Hall. Died December 31, 1915. Henrietta St. Barre Brooks, Librarian. Died March 16, 1916. Florence Emily Hastings, Associate Professor of German. Died December 14, 1916. . Nellie Fosdkk, Instructor in Botany. Died May 11, 1917. Katrine Wheelock, Associate Professor of Biblical History. Died June 2, 1917. Cii.VRi.oTTE I ' iTcn Roi ' .i ' .KTS, I ' rofessor of Chemistry. Died December 5, 1917. 26 (iflftrFra of Abmiutatrattou Ellen Fitz Pendleton, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. President Alice Vinton Waite, M.A. Dean Professor of Language and Cunifosition Katiierine Piatt Raymond, B.S., M.D. Resident Physician EniTii Souther Tufts, M.A. Registrar Marv Caswell Secretary to the President Mary Frazer Smith, B.A. College Recorder Marie Louise Stockwell, B.A. Assistant Secretary to the President Frances Louise Knapp, B.A. Secretary to the Board of Admission Marion Gibbs Milne, B.A. Secretary to the Dean Bertha Lydia Caswell Purchasing Agent Evelyn Amelia Munroe, B.A. Cashier Charlotte Scott Whiton Puri ' eyor Mary Elida Rust Head of Noanett House Mary Snow Head of Pomeroy Hall Eva Fanny Swift Head of Crofton House and Ridgczvay Refectory 27 OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION— a-H nnrn Helen- Williakd Lyman Head of Stone Hall Edith Haui.ev Rafter Acting Head of Stone Hall Mabel Priest Daniel, B.A. Head of Cazcnovc Hall Julia WoonnuLL Smith Head of Wilder Hall Charlotte Henderson Chadderdon Head of Claflin Hall Katherine Harris Head of Freeman House Fannie Paddock Miller Head of The lihns Alice Lillian McCregor Head of Wood House Harriet Hatton Mavnard Head of The Birches Ai i( E X ' arnev Ward Associate 1 1 cad of Tower Court Henry Herbert Alstin, B.S. Siif erinlendeut of the College Plant Emma Cilross Gibbons, Ph.B. Head of Bccbc Hall Harriet Lester Head of Shafcr Hall Effie Jane Buell Head of Xoninibega House Elizabeth Burroughs Wheeler Head of Eliot House Emilie Louise Eastman Head of Fiskc Cottage Eva Gertrude Jones Head of JVebb House Alice Alberta Stearns, B.A. Head of LovcwcU House Martha Fay Clarke Head of Lcighton House Cornelia Sheuwood Creque Superintendent of Poniestie Seri ' ice, ' J ' oicer Court Bertha Moulton Beckfoud Manager of Book Store and Post Office Leila I ' jURT Nye Manager of ( ' ollege Post Office Frei)i:rick Ditton Woods, B.S Superintendent of Crounds ' Absent on leave. Florence Irene Tucker, B.A. Assistant to the Cashier Amy 1 1 ARDiNG Nye Issistant to the Registrar 28 BA8f DltSSB 29 iFrraI|man mr JosKi.LA ' oGELius President Martha Jane Judson (First Semester) Vice-President J. Stanley Partridge (Second Semester) Vice-President Marie Henze Recording Secretary Beatrice Starr Corresponding Secretary Margaret Goldschmidt Treasurer Charlotte Pen field | Anna Paton Executive Board Elizaheth Pickett j Grace Kwing I , j ■ „ , - - ( Advisorx !- oard Lucy Jewett [ Douis Means ) „ , ractotnms Ruth Ilfei.d | Esther M. Pakks Song Leader 30 iFlnuipr unbay Letters of Elaine No. 1. Dear Family: They have been singing My Little (irey Home in the W ' est and A Perfect Day downstairs; such beautiful songs, but so sad. I stole away to pour out my soul to you, as I shall do every Sunday of my college course. I must tell you all that has happened in this most eventful week of my life, so that you may live it over with me. 31 I was met at the station by a tall lady, dressed in wliite and wearing a blue badge. She seemed to be expecting me, so I knew the President must have sent her down as your letter requested. She took me to an automobile which was fdlcd with three people on the back seat. (Jne asked me to sit on her lap, but I refused, as I knew you would wish me to, not having been introduced. .Vs I was wondering if it would be proper to sit in front with the chauffeur, a crowd of noisy girls pushed past me into the machine, which drove away, leaving me on the platform. So I walked up to the campus, asking my way, and feeling very independent. The campus, you know, is a sort of woods where the college is situated; it is about three miles from the village, which is such a quaint, pleasant place that I wish I were going to see it oftener. I am planning to walk down there some holiday. On the way I passed a cunning little house with a sign saying, Simpson Cottage. I hoped they would put me there, for it looked so much cozier than the big dormitories. Further along, on a hill, was Alice Freeman Palmer ' s tomb. I wish you would give me her picture for my room — all the girls have it. 1 should also like one of her tomb, which I was told can be bought in the village. I linally reached a low building which I thought must be the Barn, but was told by another lady with a blue badge that it was the Hencooj), where 1 registered. 1 suppose the Fire drove the college to such an extremity. They were fortunate to have such an extensive hencoo] ; they seem to do everything there. I was told to go to Mary Hemenway for a physical examination, and was directed to the gymnasium where they made me put on a most unbecoming white garment. I saw so many ladies that I couldn ' t decide which was Miss Hemenway. I bated to ask for fear of ])icking out the wrong one, especially as I felt a bit ill at ease in my costume, which was much too short and fastened only willi tapes. So I ' m afraid I shan ' t recognize her when 1 meet her. When 1 linally got lo my room, which must be about six miles from the station, as 1 had to walk at lea.st three miles from the gymnasium, I was so tired that 1 am afraid I didn ' t appreciate my roommate, who is very talkative. She is 32 not the bosom friend that I hoped I should find her. She laughed at me most of the evening, whieh I did not think very considerate on so short an ac(iuaintance. She knows a lot about college though — all about societies. She says she ' s going to sign up for Phi Sigma. The next morning we went to song practice led by a girl they call Dicky ; we all thought she was wonderful. It was my first taste of real college life — just as I knew it would be. After that, the Seniors, who are splendid girls, all very brilliant as one would expect of people who have been here four years, played an exciting baseball game. In the afternoon they gave us a tea on the lawn and in the evening the cleverest vaudeville I have ever seen. One girl, who did magic stunts, I discovered was Miss Hoyt, our village Senior. Think how distinguished we have all felt since then. Some of the girls sang the cutest song called, Stick 33 to Vour Lulu. We ha ' e been singing it all the time. ' ou see college is a very pleasant place where everybody seems to be good about entertaining us. I ' m sure I shall like it. And I will truly be careful to avoid the grind of which you speak, altho ' I have not observed it yet. I have been thinking very seriously since the President spoke in chapel yesterday morning, of my purpose in coming to college, and I have decided that my aim is to become broadened. Most all the girls feel the necessity of that — even my room-mate, altho ' she tries to treat it with levity and says she wants to get narrowed so that she can wear her sister ' s clothes. I must get ready for chapel now. I shall go every day, as it is very inspiring. I hope you are not missing me too much. I will write everything, and if you will keep the letters, I may sometime feel that 1 can give them to the world. Your loving daughter, El.. lNE. r. i . — My room-mate is such a clever girl. We have been given teas every day this week and she just remarked, We have been teazed to death. Wasn ' t that amusing? E. P. P. S. — I have enclosed my C. A. program so you may see my friends ' names. Elaine. 34 No. 2. Dear Family : I feel like a real college girl when T run up to the college to play group games. in my cunning little sport suit and my white sweater. I ' m going to buy a W for it as soon as I find time. I noticed several upper classmen wearing them. They all seem to have grey sweaters, and when I inquired the reason, they said that I would soon have one too. Isn ' t that interesting? There are so many things that one keeps finding out about college. I ' ve decided to sign up for the celeb society, for I found that all the nicest girls I ' ve seen around here are celebs. Last night the Sophomores serenaded us, marching down the street with beautiful lanterns. They sang such a cute song about Comp and Math and Hygiene all the day. English Composition, you know, and Mathematics, which we are required to take. I wondered if I would ever be a Sophomore. My room- mate says she wants to go to bed ; so this must be the end. I sometimes think that I am one of the people who should be alone. Your loving daughter, Elaine. P. S. — Our village Senior just came in and asked me to call her liv her first name. Isn ' t that sweet of her? Functions of a College President as Fond Families conceive them. 35 No. 3. Dear Family: I have a friend ! We discovered each otlier while blacking shoes for the Fire Fund, and we have gone into partnership. We have earned forty-five cents, at ten cents a pair. It makes one so self-reliant to know that one can earn some- thing. I find that I have not time to write as I had wished. I must have my hair shampooed now for the benefit of Fire Fund. Lovingly, Elaine. The Shoes that Daiued at Barn swallows ' Reception Song from Freshman Serenade Tune— On the Way to Mandalay. We ' re marching on With lights and song And we shall march this way the whole night long Far from the ' ill Where we belong We have come to show we ' re strong For Sophomores ! Serenading While we ' re promenading, ( )ur lights never fading. See how We march along With lights and song To show we ' re strong For you ! 35 No. 4. Dear Famii-y : Elections today ! Never was so thrilled ! I had four votes for secretary and would have had five but I voted for Peg. (Jur cheering was wonderful. Love, Elaine. Graph of our cheer as first rendered : .% v ¥ Bread and Milk-Made, or A Problem in How To Make Your Wardrobe Go Round. December 5th : We are introduced to Quality Street and decide to become leading ladies. (See next page.) 37 No. 5. Dear Fa.m : Telegram r ' cM for $50. . live and well. Frightfully fiusy. Please send check Love, E. Little Bo-Peep Has lost her sleep ; Food and repose she ' s scorning ; Her source-theme on The Parthenon Is due tomorrow nxjrning. Instead of bed, Footnotes in red Cry, Bo-Peep, underline us ! If you leave us alone, We ' ll all come home Dragging a low D-minus! CHRISTMAS VACATION Our aniMtion to become Leading Ladies is gratified; dormitory dancing teaches us tlic most effective way of ' taking liitu otf his feet. We have no more record.s of Elaine ' s college day.s, except scattered telegrams, etc. Wlictlier or not Wellcsley ceased to know her after midyear ' s is a iiuestion which must re- main a secret to Ihc curious imlilic. 38 FIRE FUND VICTORY At a stirring mass meeting in the chapel Friday, January 13th, Wellesley celebrated the raising of the Restoration Fund of $2,000,000, all of which was collected in small but remarkably generous gifts from students, alumnae, and friends of the college, in an unprecedentedly short time. In the evening the student-body marched through campus and village, carrying transparencies and flarinsf torches. GLEE CLUB CONCERT AT THE COPLEY PLAZA For the first time in its history the C.lee Club held its annual concert in Boston, at the Copley Plaza, February 5th. The concert was followed by dancing. JUNIOR-FRESHMAN ARBITRATION SOCIAL The warring nations laid aside their guns Saturday night and endeavored to settle their differences by peaceful competition. A remarkable Japanese movie, a blood-curdling Turkish cheer, and an eight-inch Servian smile were among the winners. 39 OUR FIRST FRESHMAN SOCIAL A])ril 10th was 1918 ' s busy day. The class held a social in Billings Hall which proved so alluring that several Sophomores felt impelled to attend and were only discovered when someone saw Cora Lee-king through the door. After ejecting the Sophomores, the Freshmen, in staunch double line, defended the (ihost Walk W of their sister class, and then fuiished the evening by ingeniouslv mislaying all available Sophomore sheets. INTERCOLLICC.IATF DEBATE, A DOUBLE TCTORY FOR WELLESLEY Billings Mall was crowded, even to the fire-escapes, on the evening of March Sth, by girls eager to hear the debate between Mt. Holyoke and Wellesley. The intermissions were filled with songs and che ering, and the decision was received with deafening applause, . fterwards, the entire college gathered on the steps of the President ' s house to await llic ni-ws of the victory at X ' assar. annoiniced liy the tolling of the Stone Hall bell. When Our Stars Fell ilao lay 5 A. M. : Rain. Josella sleeping quietly. 6 A. M. : Rain. Jcsella, discreetly guarded, starts campusward. 7:30 A. M. : Rain. Buns and milk in Room 1. Josella safe. 8:30 A. M.: Rain stops. The Freshman class marches between hoops into chapel. Josella in plain sight. 9 A. M.— 12 M.: Rain threatens. Josella guarded by successive instructors. 1 P. M.: Rain ditto. Host of Sophomores spotted on horizon. One-half 1918 surrounds pony; other half surrounds Josella. 2:30 P. M.: Rain holding oft ' . Both halves — Josella and ]wny cart — safely united. 3 P. M.: Sun in sight. Josella drives across the green. 41 opcictt:.: Brushinj I -p On Art Dutch Girls: ' I ' ell us what tliey wear tluTc, Tell us what they say, How they fix their hair there, How they pass the day. Arc the women fair there? Are they sad or gay? ' )h, tell us all you know aliout the U. S. A. The Inn-keeper: Everybody rides in cars. Walking makes them bored ; The first sign of prosperity Is the purchase of a Ford. And when they cross the river, A boat is much too slow ; They jump into a subway train And underneath they go. ciuiKUS : We see that you are right, The life is very bright, In the dancing, dressing, festive U. S. A. Our opinion ' s not worth much. We are only home-made Dutch ; But we ' d rather be in Holland any day. Freshman Step Song We Freshmen are full of surprises, You never can tell how we ' ll go ; But just give us time to develop, If we ' re green then at least we can grow ! Though our freshness be plain, it is better. By far to be verdant than blue ; Though you say we ' re sea-green, just remember. ( )ur class may have .sharks in it too ! In tiym work our skill is sur])rising. We ' ll take to athletics with ease ; While, with intellects super-gigantic. We ' ll corner those cute Kai iia keys. When feminine emancipation Transforms parasite to a (|ncen. The ruler of White House and nation May be of the class of F.ighteen ! 42 43 iBm iag Fairv Godmother Henrietta Mackenzie Princess Irene Anna Paton CuRDiE ; Fannie Ranc Fairy Eleanor Dickson Giver OF the Spade Alice Shunmrny Rfxeivrk oi- THE Spahe Elizabeth Liif frr (SlaHB ®rrr Red Hud (Claaa fllljrpr Wellesley rah ! hoorali rah ! Nineteen eighteen Wellesley ! n ' f ' rf ecii, then at least -ee can groiv! ' 44 ifliittii e S€.V(X.v TO kAA « ov B im =p tk 7 i Mne-teen eight-een. Nine-teen eiefit-een. sbrive to know the best ° ' - know the bl.t • m Li sin- cer- i-ty and fnend- ship al-ways stand tne test • I I y stand the teot -A- f Tr f P J 1 c- 4 i • -i-9 fc± Thou in years to come , |ar fron) there we roam :$ it p 13 - We will love and rev- ' rence still our coll- ege iiome a £ fli 3pir-it of our ei t-een kum-ing tlim dim years, Gk i ' i rr r . 1 1 J j Lead us on to fairer future deeds for tiie gloiy of our eiglit-een JHuHiral (Uljrrr i± iVj|j.jci.j,i j,ijjl,M ' | r i.i i j j i jj Eiglit-een! Ligk-een! — ! ! ' Nineteen eigk-een sings to you. 45 Float Night Tonight the lake holds carnival With music, light, and pageantry ; Across the water bugles call, On shore gay voices hum. From out the waiting darkness then, Floating slow, majestic ' ly. Bringing magic back again, The fairy barges come. Color glows along the lake ; Long reflections waveringly On its rippled surface shake In play of shifting hues. Then Catch away, and Catch away, And rowing swiftly, rhythmic ' ly. With click of oars and bodies ' sway. Come the college crews. From the lake the singing floats Dreamily and eerily. Echoed back from shore to boats. From lake again to hill. Rockets soar with sudden flare In swift curves, then gloriously, I ' oised a monK-nt high in air. Their showers of stars they spill. Like a rocket is the night, Maming, glowing brilliantly ; (Jne brief moment of delight. Then a starry memory. 46 47 i ii;iliiimurp f par KATiiiiuiNE TiMBKKMAN President Fannie Mitchell Vice-President Marion Gunson Carres [ undinij Seeretary Marie McKinnev Reeordiny Seerehtry Beatrice Douc.i.as Treasurer Florence West ) , , T, J XT 1 Ad7 ' isor Hoard Margaret McNaughton ) Marcarict 1 Iowe Helen Mitchell , E.veentiTe Board Marguerite Atteuir-ry ' F.I.IZAIiKTII BaRRINGTON ) ' I ' oetotiinis Kaiiaii I ' )(]iitii I Bess Wiutmarsii Somj Leader 48 Expectation, June, 1915 Realization, September, 1915 N 0. 396 Room Slip Name — Alice Allen 1. New- Building, fifth floor 2. New Building, fourth floor J. New Building, third floor 4. New Building, second floor J New Building, first floor 6. New Building ! ! ! ! Remarks : A id I shall be perlectly miserable i f not placed with the following girls : Clarissa Cook Dorothy Drew Eleanor Elliott Official Room List Allen, Alice Village Cook, Clarissa Shafer Drew, Dorothy Stone Elliott, Eleanor, New Building ( )ctober 9th : We serenaded the Freshmen. Peggy Parks ' horse was drum- shy, and had to keep a block ahead of the band. 49 Saiuttal Skitidn of FimKNsir Biirninc; ArTERNooN 1 :30 y:JO (,-.30 T.30 ohAkino hands ov«  ' b .nri«v TVe TewipfVAtu  e dili n y SypptV w 11 51 TMJOH ( )ftol)cr 3()lh ; The (iliost Walk. Query: Did tlic Juniors form a W. or a (lucsliou marl ' ; ? FiKi.ii Day, Ni) i-;mi!i;h Oiii 50 Sophomore Prom If our programs told what really happened: (Brttr of mnc«fl I. DkT C«d 4. Lost p TT  f S. Dbnc«d ©rbcr o( ancca 9. ■Rested 10. Tfested 13. He T«sJ,«i8 it ftli ot,, ' =■• « • ' • • = ' -P -- era,. THE WORM THAT TURNED! All W ' ellesley is remarking on the wonderful control that the class of 1918 IS exhibiting in the face of their great sorrow. With the exception of the black bands which all wore on their arms on Friday, no outward sign of grief was visible. 1918 has buried its Math books. The other classes did not realize what was happening until they saw the long Sophomore Book-worm come winding up the road to the green. Beneath its dark striped body hundreds of white feet crept along and two glaring eyes protruded from its ugly head. The .Seniors protected the Worm from the onslaughts of the ( )dd Classes, as it wound out over the (ireen, chanting the traditional dirge. Ju ilrmnrtam Ai.ciE, Tri( ' .(;ie, and (ircd Died— June 4, 1913 Buried — December 9. 191.3 ' The AiKjlcs Have Taken Our Darlimjs 51 SOCIETY NOTE St. Banial)us was the scene of the season ' s most brilhant wedding on Satur- day evening, January Sth, when Meaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wcllesley, Sr., was united in marriage to Timmie, 18 ' s most promising daughter. The bride was gowned in white net with a court train of hnen, and the diaphanous folds of her long veil were held in place by a circle of pearls. She wore the groom ' s gift, a priceless necklace of beautifully matched pearls, and carried his red roses. The ceremony was performed under a green and white bower liy the Rt. Rev. Amy Rothchild. . t the close of the ceremony a reception was held at whicli all who had been fortunate enough to catch one of the roses from the l)riilc ' s b()U(|uet had the ])leasure of a dance with the new Mrs. W ' ellesley. New, democratic, secret society at Wcllesley. b veryone is given the llrippc. Frat. Mouse — Sim])son Cottage. SopnciMiiKK M.Miis . T Seniiik Prom Score One for ' Little Sister ' 52 Play Try-outs for The Shoes That Danced. ' Various Types Kendkr the Lines: Oh. See M Darli.m; Little Foot! Freshie lost our Timmic ' s shoe, Thought it was the thing to do. Freshie ' s still a trifle green ; Ain ' t she cute? She ' s just ' 19! Chorus: Sophomore Open House Along the paths of Tupelo to Open House we blundered, Simple, social sophomores who longed to be in style ; And H the lamp would really burn? quite openly we wondered, Ignorant of etiquette and innocent of guile. And if any one seemed crusty When we said the owls were dusty, Their sweep-day comes on Saturday, we reasoned with a smile. But we noticed we were not the only ones who wore a smile. We asked who wore the helmet, and whether we could try it. But a senior thrust some food at us, and as there was no chair. We thought we ' d act at home. Alas! there fell an awful quiet As we perched quite nonchalantly on the biggest table there. How should 7cr know we weren ' t able To eat ice-cream on that table? I ' or there was no warning label, so of course we couldn ' t know! Chorus : W ' c wen- onl - simple sophomores, and we were too young to enow 53 i rpaiiing tijp N uts Cast Ijautlev F. rj.oN.. Mrs. Fallon Jack Smith Shawn Eakly Tim Casey Jamrs Ryan Mrs. ' ARr ' F. ■ -Mary lUizabctlt i iirriin Martha Jaiii- .liidso)i --Margaret (ioldsclniiiilt Ruth .Iddiiiiis mini Moiitf oiiirry liracc lin ' iiu I.iicv Jciccit Mrs. ' rrLLi-: ' : Norma Joscf hsou l ' (ii.iri:.MAN (Jo Mul(loon) Helen Lyon A KicMiA ' Ai ' .LE Maclstratf. Jaiic DcCraff Committee Liu ' Y ]jLssic ; C ' hainiKiii I IiLDi.iiAKDi-: N If HOLS Costumes Ma in ' ICdwards SceiuTv Katiikrink ' Ani v i:i.r Properties Ij)1 ' isic Fkhi n Music I Iici.i ' .N San ' I ' m : : Prinliiie; 54 -LL .i E .2.... . V - ' Jl 2jfc. 1 ML 1 mlJ-%3 Hiift i linps tiiat ianrpft Cast Watteau Marjorie Stickney Lancret Eleanor Dawes CouRTiN Fannie Rane Columbine Helen Siuonnstcdt The Queen Elsa Graefe Faustine Eleanor Dickson Pierette Olive Biilley Page Anna Paton LADv-iN-WAiTiNn... EUcahcth Gascoii nc Directed by Miss lulith Margaret Smaill 55 OUR FAMILY PARTY On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Shafer, Beebc, Cazenove, Stone, Fiske, Wilder, Norumbega, Freeman, Wood. ' illage, and Lake, gathered at the Barn for a social hour. During the evening, each family was called upon to provide some feature of the entertainment, to the great amusement of the assembled company. Plenty of peanuts and lemonade, with buttered pop-corn, hot from the popper ' s wagon, added greatly to the enjoyment of the evening. Fxcellent music was furnished for the dancing by Mr. Pedro Organi. UP FROM THE ASHES OF YESTERDAY The days of old College Hall — so vivid in the memory of all Wellesley alumnae— have passed, and 191 S is the first class to spend its four years in Col- lege knowing the familiar halls of the original Wellesley from tradition alone. The first great chapter of our history has ended, but with the completion of Tower Court we have seen the first steps in the new epoch well begun. The HiU has assumed again its old dignity and distinction, and has given us the promise ot the new and finer Welleslev which is to arise out of the old. Lillle C.reen-horner C ' anie round a corner. And saw a man on the grass. She sounded her horn, PiUt he answered with scorn, C ' an ' i vou see I ' m nunving. me lass; Ili-ustratki) Sdni; : ' Tin- Vi-. KiNi; or thk C.kkicn. ' .S6 GO TO CHAPEL WEEK The Sophomore transept has Ijeen well filled on several mornin. s recently, owing to the fact that 1918 has heen vigorously observing a CIo-to-Cha]5el Week. Tt was hoped that in this way other classes might be inspired to make a similar efTort. As a preliminary measure, therefore, the Sophomores generously pro- vided a duster outside the Chapel door for the use of those taking seats in the Freshman transept ! We Present 1919 ' s Tree Day to the Public 57 Dcilication of Shakes] ii ' arc (ianlcn c planlnl our class tlmvcr, ■ ' ..,. violets dim i ' .ut sweeter than the lids of Juno ' s eyes ( )r Cvthcrea ' s breath. — Winter ' s Talc, Act. i Sc. W . May 8th: We formed 1916 ' s numerals on College Hall hill. ( ) vinir to zealous and extensive guarding of our class officers, our numerals did not lo.se their point in s])ite of 191 7 ' s eftorts. Beautiful Ljown, so rich and green. Wailing lo deck ' 19 ' s May (|ueen ! We came. vc saw, we con(|uered it. Then ' rimmie wore it — i-legant fit. 58 CuF.w Song ' Pi I P I I r a E tf Ara a long slow sliae and a rkyth-inic tde ,the feel of the oar m nana m ± s j pi ' : F tt fct A spurt of spr as tkelnglit UaJes jJaj AnJ SuJ JaAe ps jromthe land from the fild ft ' ' ' |r , i j J ' ' JUji . 1 i : l r N ] | n fci tn a stead-y swing and a sturdy fung, Our ht UanVx race oe-gins. ± T Tt 5 w= im nd Lignt-eens crew is swcy-ing true intne strong, straignt stroke that wins The bubbles churn to foam astern. The waves break white Ijefore, And liquid rings, hke jeweled things. Swirl from the lifted oar. ( )ur bow cuts clean through the limpid green. Swift as a flashing glance. With a fluted wake athwart the lake Where shattered sunlieanis dance. 59 I ' lIF. PrICSICNI-ATIO.X of TIIF, Sl ' APE Twccilk-iluni, 191S. Twcfdleck-c, 1919. Alice. Tweedledum and Tweedledee Discussion once essayed ; For Tweedledum said Tweedledee Should have his dear old spade. Tweedledee. Beware the Freshman class, my son ! The bell that rings, the arms that catch, Beware the chug chug car and shun The frummious Timmv snatch ! Ttvcedledtim. ' Twas Perky and the Curtis girl. Did profit by that frabjous sport. For glibly gloating Timmy taught Tliem in the art of grosh retort. How doth the little Freshman gloat O ' er all her valiant deeds. Does she remember mid-year ' s time. And stolen Freshman feeds? Tweedledee. How doth the little Crafter graft Ice-cream and frosted cake? Co ask the window in the Barn Which she in haste did break. How doth the little Sophomore Reform the other classes? The chai)el knew her for a week, I ' .ut now she l)lithely passes. Tzvcedlcditni. Can ' t you cheer a little louder? said Miss Meeker to Miss Clough, We want to cheer especially well, but you don ' t make noise enough. See how eagerly the people wait, your lusty voice to hear, But they never once have ever heard you really give a cheer. Tweedledee. Can ' t vou blow a little louder? said Miss Edith to ' 18; There are people just behind you, anl they ' re treading on the green. .See how eagerly the Freshmen their horns blow loud and clear. But your thinly piping whistles no one can ever hear! Tweedledxin. You are young, little ' 1 ' ), the Sojjho- more said ; And your digging is still very slight, . lUit yet we are willing to give you this spade, If vou ' re sure that its use will be ■ risrht. 60 61 3luntnr fpar Ui ' Tii I.. r.ANCic President Makhauict M. Goi.nsciiMiDT J ' ice-Prcsidcnt GuACE S. EwiNG (First Semester) Recording Secretary Katharine Coan (Second Semester) Recording Secretary Dorothy Brewer Corresponding Secretary Louise Stockuridge Treasurer Ruth M. Adiioms j Dorothy S. Greene ' • lixcciitivc Hoard Charlotte M. Peneuci.uJ Marion V. Gunson ) Florence West [ Advisory Hoard Beatrice O. Dou ;las ) Marion Wiley - Factotums Esther M. Parks Song Leader Helen L. Edwards (End of Second Semester) Sung Leader 62 Twii lii UiK LiTiLE Sisters CilAKLUTTE HasSETT AXU HeLEN BakNARU OCTOBER 21. 1916 Upon this night, In virgin white Connoting early piety. ( )ur shampooed hair Erect with scare, We entered our society. 63 The Last of llic [ ' Drcnsics Passed Away Near the ' icinity of West L()(lt, ' c November 8, 1916. 1918 wishes to express its ,fratitu(le for the respect shown by the Sophomores in refrain- in.i, ' from cheering while the funeral went by. 64 Ghost Walk The Dirge as she is sung: Sic nos prosequimur foras — This pillow-sHp is some disguiser ; But more a bHnd-fold than a visor. Forensis miseras — I ' m like to bake! Exsequias — Ah ! here ' s the stake ! Tuas. Tu quandam lacrimabihs — My candle ' s gone but stop I dare not. Is this a f ' F or a square-knot ? Nunc nobis lacrimas — And what comes then ? Ipsi tibi — Say it again; Oh yes! Petis. ' ictor victus est ; hac die — I tripped : but whether on my own Or Susie ' s sheet will l)e unknown. lam caelum resonant — The W flashes, Eg, ' Vale, ' And dies in ashes. ' Vale ! ' Note: If the Latin pronunciation is too diflicult. the singing of Da- dum-da in its place is sanctioned by the usage of at least 84 per cent, of the class. 65 Pohoniolitis and Measles Keep Us in Wellesley ' I ' he Tcniplalions of Si. Atlilelica 66 By James M. Barrie Cast Colon liL Gke ' _ Ellen Montgomery Mrs. Grey — Alice Helen L. Szvurnistcdt Amy Grey Ruth P. Altman Cosmo Grey Anna F. Pa ton Stephen Rollo Ann i J. Morse Leonora Dunbar Elisabeth M. Skinner NuKSE Beatrice Starr Richardson Ruth Wetzel Fanny Gertrnde A. Erazer Directed by Miss Edith Margaret Smaill Committee Hildegarde Nichols, Chairman Katiiicrine Bonbright Mildred Laudi r RiTii I ' . Dl nn Grace Roberts 67 HONORARY MEMBER ' I ' hc Juniors gave the college no little surprise on January 17. when Kulh i.ange and Margaret Gokischmidt escorted 191iS s honorary nieniher. Dr. Raymond Calkins, to chapel. Dr. Calkins is President of the Board cd ' Trustees of Brad- ford Academy and pastor of the Shepard Memorial Congregational Church of Cambridge. As a very popular minister at the college, as a favorite speaker at Silver Bay, and also as the brother of Professor Mary W. Calkins of the Philosophy Department, Dr. Calkins has been known in the |iast to Wellesley girls ; and the oilier classes heartily endorsed 191S ' s choice in the cheering which followed chapel services. During the nine o ' clock hour, a number of the Juniors met Dr. Calkins informally at the Zeta Alpha House, wdiere he was proi)erly installed as a mcnihir of 191 S bv learning the class clu ' cr and song, and declaring himself read - and willing to take part in any class activity, from barn socials to baseball. 68 JUNIOR HOP A Junior Hop, the first in the history of Wellesley, was given with great suc- cess at the Maugus Country Club on February 10th. (Senior note: Gather ye rosebuds while ye may ; The war may come another day!) Topical Song n war should really be declared, How could we be of aid? We ' d dig a trench across the Green With our famous Tree Day spade ; We ' d fill it with a Zoology class That had specialized in nerve. And then of course our tennis teams Are alwavs glad to serve. In the matter of inventions We would never know defeat ; We ' d make a scouting airplane From three golf-sticks and a sheet. With a hair-pin and a safety-pin, Gilt paper and some glue. There ' s nothing that we haven ' t done, There ' s nothing we can ' t do. Junior Hop-Scotch By means of our philosophy We ' d show the enemy That if we ceased to think of them. They simply wouldn ' t be. And if that thought would not suffice To take away their breath, We ' d knit them fuzzy mufflers That would tickle them to death. 69 BlAi K-ET ' liRSE In summer, 90 in the shade, My bed of simjile slicets is made; In winter, when it ' s — 1-, My bed looks like a dry-goods store. Wr Sicn Up for Cats and Tiowns ' Iv )- ' livoluiioii nf ;i iMi-sliiiian ' s I)rr;iiu 70 Mrs. M. B. McCoomb (Crace Ewing). Our First War Bride News ' Elections Seventeen took Eighteen ' s heads The day of Neiv elections And kept them all the afternoon In spite of their objections. But 1918 kept its head While Hickie was in Boston, And did its headwork just the same As if it hadn ' t lost one. % From 191S ' s May Basket 71 SCHEDULE OF ANY JUNIOR MAY 4, 1917 7: 14 A. M. Dreamed I was voting. 7:13 A. M. Woke up. 7: 17 A.M. Washed. 7:28 A. M. Voted on twelfth ballot; no decision. 7:30 A.M. Had breakfast. Discussed the candidates calmly and imper- sonally. I shall never speak to Mary Jones again ! 7: 51 A. M. Wrote out stock of ballots for the day. 8:00 A. M. ' oted on thirteenth ballot ; no decision. 8:30 A.M. Golden Rule read in Chapel; hope ojjponents took note. 8:47 A.M. oted on fourteenth ballot; no decision. 9:00 A.M. Attended Math class. Calculated how many ' 4 of 317 jjeople would be. Hooray! we only need 128 more votes! 9:46 A. M. oted on fifteenth ballot; no decision. 9:55 A.M. Attended Bible Class. Remembered opposing candidate ste])ping on my foot at last Barnswallows. Query: Would it be ethical to bring this fact into the campaign ? 10:41 A.M. ' oted on sixteenth ballot; no decision. 10:50 .A.M. . ttended Physics Class, l ' roved the possibility of having two bodies occujjy the space of one ; shall try it with luy next ballot. 11 : 36 A. M. Voted on seventeenth ballot ; no decision. 11:45 A.M. Discussed candidates in Library. Dealt dispassionately with ])roblcms of democracy, personality, executive ability, social poise, and prestige. Was asked to leave tlic Librar - for pounding on the table. 12:30 — 1:29 P.M. . te pajjcr-bag lunch. Noted on eighleenlb to iwenty-lifth ballots ; no decision. 1:30 — 4:15 P.M. .Mtended Zoology Class. Concentrated on the vital s]iots of the body and how to reach them, 4:16 — 6:03 I ' . M. X ' oted on twenty-sixth to forty-lirst liallols; no decision. 6:05 P.M. lllCKlb: LIN ANIMOUSI.N ' I ' LiaTl ' l)! 72 STEP SINGING AFTER SENIOR ELECTION 191S, her banners flying, her ranks recruited to full strength, and her latest and best big guns afloat in a submarine fresh from the Diehl Canal, bombarded Step Singing with a rapid fire of song hits. Awaiting the signal of the bugle for action, this jolly crew aimed their musical missiles first at their new commanders, Hickie Lange and Dot Stern, and then at the veteran Seniors, who sur- rendered to 1918 ' s charms and wished the new ofticers Happy Senior ' Crews! ' 73 74 n V D0LAMD 3 PLEASE fii liMM 1910 jRoir M IP FlCCflOUR5 rOSSIfiLE 75 Ruth L. Lange President DoROTH Y L. Stern Viee President Ruth Candlin Recordiiuj Secretary Marcaret B. Miller Corresponding Secretary Beatrice Page Treasurer Ruth M. Adidoms 1 Margaret M. ITowe Executive Board Katiierine G. Walton ) LticiNTiiiA Butler ) j ■ n j , ,, Ad-i ' isorv Board L. Mildred Faris | Kauai I Bohtii I n . , luu-lotiiiiis LaTIIAKINE a. 1 lol ' E I lu.EANOR Dawes Soiuj Leader 76 1918 In the Village ' Twas spring when we came calling on the Student Gov ' ment president. Hoping very earnestly the chances weren ' t too meagre That we might be considered as an Elms or Eliot resident : We were not too optimistic, but we certainly were eager ! ' Twas fall when, academicalled and feehng rather lonely, We led our first house-meetings with unparalleled ability. Lest Freshmen think that we excelled in static matters only, We whizzed around on Ijicycles with swiftness and agility. ' Twas winter when we paused and posed a minute in our rushing To chapel and to chapter house, to Stone and Quad and Hill. To prove that notwithstanding grey Ijook. Sunday rules, and shushing, It ' s no trouble to Keep Smiling, for the Seniors in the ill! 77 Mkiu ' iation Dtkinc, Sicmou Procession. Nineteen lugliteen, Nineteen Eighteen, Strive to know the hest ! (Hope I am not apoplectic — Collars are a pest ! ) Though in years ( I might Have known my cap would look a fright!) We will love (there goes my tassle out of sight !j Spirit of our eighteen ! (Ouch ! I tripped again ! This gown will make a dandy wiper l ' or my leaky fountain pen.) 1918 ' S TE. M-ROLLER The .Seniors roll up a winning Field Day score, Saturday, Novenihcr .M ' d. Dr. Calkins witnessed the crushing defeat thai 191S. with the aid of her team-roller, driven hy I ' eg Boyd, inflicted on the other classes. 78 79 Ufall nf Jfantp ELECTED BY THE CLASS OF 1918 Reasons Gix ' en for Election : Looks so well in glasses ; future editor of the Cosmop ; President of L ' . S. in 1935; America isn ' t big enough to hold her; because she knows T-ife: future leader of the bar; infectious enthusiasm; future llarriett Martineau II.; because everything comes to her who waits ; will illuminate the histrionic boards ; will prove successor to Pavlowa. Sally C.vlkins Wood DALs • Attekburv Charlotte Penfield Elizai!Etii Pickett Ruth Altman Ruth Lance Mary Si ' Ahr Helen Santmeyer 1 Ielen Swormstedt Martha Jane Judson Note: ' i ' lu- judicious reader will l)c alilc to distinguish the atlribulcs belong- ing to each nominee. 80 81 i ainta ' CEalrnftar ELECTED BY THE CLASS UE 1918 Reasons Given for Election : For being nice to shy little girls: for handing in jiapers punctnally and with a cheriiljic smile: likes everybody: tries hard: for treating everyone as if she were her best friend ; walks on tiptoe to preserve qniet: for placid disposition : for looking I)leasant, and going to church : for kindness to room-mate, and soulful look ; for being one of those Mission Study Leaders : for looking like a pre-Raphaelite angel. ViKCINIA AlXliCK Anna Paton Maucaket Howe Margaret Piekson Marion Frenveau Helen Lyon Katmerine Moli.kr Betty Osc.oon I ' j.lZAl ' .ETll I Iami ' .i.in Beatrice Staku 82 59S??S!!P ' 5 ' R7 ' ' yT 5?T? I5? . ' . 4 :1 - ' ;JJ.;..-... ' . --4. MrvllK 8. liBorijamzf Ji pint 2(nitttng ' One, I knit ; Two, I purl ; Three, I knit, — ' Docs he Four, 1 knit, — care a bit Five, I purl, — for me? ' Six, I knit, Seven, I knit ; Eight, I purl, — Oh my, 1 have done llii whole row wronsr. Now I wonder why. KolDin : I ' ll ])ull this worm out of that apiile yet ! 84 SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING KNITTING EFFICIENT Squad-Leader: Squad to tlie rig ' ht, purl: one, two! Squad, knit : one, two ! Squad cast off in this rhythm : one, two! Query : How did - ' s dropping her ball from the third balcony differ from Hickie Lange ' s pitch- ing? Answer: In ' s case, the wind-up came after the throw. After the Ball Is Over! 85 A garden is a lovely thin (, — that ' s rot ! It ' s not ! Weeds tall, Sun hot, The beans as small As peas! Yet after all I ' ll (lit;- that cursed spot. Not dig! In gardens! At the c-ountry ' s call? Nay, friend, you lose your hct ; I ' ll raise a cahliage yet! ■2— ( „. ..V n l5. i«.ii«r.. • ,.-t h (Ai ' -=«?-i V ' ,n One cif those GeriiKin Plots 86 Pantrss anD HOO-VERSES Flour in the kitchen wall, I pick you out of the crannies, I hold you here in my hand Dust and all, and all in all, Little flour. Tho ' the Ijread you ' ll make is small You are dearer far than bran is. Drill I Said an O. R. C. captain At mobilization, This scheme is superb For your coordination ; But the mystic maneuvers That give you this thrill Resemble a cork-screw Far more than a drill. II There once was a maiden of yore Who said, I won ' t drill any more ' When they questioned her why, She would languidly sigh, Because the drill is a bore ! This is the strangest paradox That I have e ' er heard spoken,- The faster that you fall asleep. The less your sleep is broken. 87 To MvsEi.F — Any Mokmnc; in January Essence of laziness, arise, be fleet. FUng off thy chill and prickling blankets. What ! Huddle again into an aching knot ! Shrinking from glacier areas of sheet ! Scorn to hold consort with a springless bed, • And radiator clacking with the cold. e ' ome, straighten out thy twining limbs ; l)chol l ! From snowy coverlid emerge thy head. .And step thee jauntily upon the floor. What, does it turn to ice thy luke-warm soul ? See, Dr. Grenfell throve in Labrador, And Peary jigged and whistled at the Pole! .Arise, thy frozen water-bag possess ; Thou hast five minutes left in which to dress! Squirrel, squirrel bounding light ' Mid the leaves at dizzy height. Do you know that gravity Is the force that you defy? Carpal bones in ])aw and foot ; Shaggy covering hirsute, — Can you tell me whence they came, Give their origin and name? . rborcal rodent, thou. Lightly leaj) from bough to bough ; 1 must leave thee, for alack ! 1 have harder nuts to crack ! Ups and Downs of Fkesiimax Science Peggie studied Botany, Helen studied Zo, And every Sunday morning For a science walk the ' d go. Helen sought her forty birds In all the trees and towers ; Peggie searched each clump of weeds To see her hundred flowers. It ' s odd. but Peg was oft tripped up W ' ith eyes upon the ground, While Helen, with her gaze aloft, Quite frecjuently was doTi ' iied. Rheumatic Rhymes I ' Dis Sprig, ' dis Sprig, the bluebirds sig Od every bush ad dree ; Bud oh ! those fragrad flowers, alas, Their shell is nod for be ! For od a suddy Abril bord I sdarded oft ' to towd Clad id a gay verbilliod suid, Ad thed the raid gabe dowd ! Id was a weeg ere I could speag ; Ere I could sig ' dwas dree ; E ' ed dow by voice is nod so glear As odce id used to be. ' Dis Sprig, ' dis Sprig, the bluebirds sig Od every bush ad dree ; Bud oh ! those fragrad flowers, alas, Their shell is nod for be ! II Alas for little Mary, Poor girl, she is no more ' Because she wore a white sjiring skirt In a February thaw. ' Exigencies of rhyme necessitate Hawva ' d pronunciation. 89 The ' l)ICE OF the Speaker is Heard in the Hall Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary, Over many a fjuaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, While I studied, sometimes sputtering, suddenly there came a muttering As of someone softly stuttering, muttering in the corridor. Tis some elocutors muttering all along the corridor, Said T, gazing from my door. Ah, distmctly I remember it was in the bleak December, And through transoms came the muttering louder than before. Voices gay and voices tragic, voices harsh and voices magic, These the words that floated down the drafty corridor. Words that filled me with fantastic tremors never felt before, Merely these and nothing more. Is this a dagger that 1 see? It falleth as tlic rain from hc;i ' en. Charge! Chester! Charge! On Sl.inU ' x ! On! Oh, Master, we are seven. I renicndier. I remember, The sea! the sea! the open sea! The breaking waves dashed high, . nd oh. the ditTereni ' e to me. 90 Waken! Lords and Ladies gay! He stoppeth one of three, And finds too late that men betray And go to Innisfree. Rise ! Sleep no more ! Macbeth doth murder sleep ! By Nebo ' s lonely mountain, on this side of Jordan ' s wave There was a sound of revelry by night, — • The p;iths of glory lead but to the grave. If Wellesley slioukl mobilize her animal resources for efficiency 91 ) t3 y V a Impressions of the Corridor between 9:30 and 9:40 A. M. Nora, Nora, Tending flora, I low goes the Hfe ImcoHc? Over-alls of mixed genders With gay red suspenders Arc making it all a frolic! The Skin ' on Love to Touch ' 92 rmnr Album 93 DR. RAYMOND CALKINS, Hononiry Member 94 Marion B. Abbey, 197 Lincoln Ave., Newark, N. J. Evelyn B. Abelson, 1541 ( )neida St., Utica, N. Y. Ruth M. Addoms, 265 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Virginia Alcock, 2742 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. Bernice H. Alderman, 3.5 I ' earl St., Newton, Mass. Miriam E. Allen, 22 .Spring St., Ware, Mass. DC nn 95 t Mildred Dew Allison, 263 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. T. C. Anderson, (Dorothy Barlow) Indian Chase Park, . Greenwich, Conn. Elise Anderson, 29 Main St., North Anclover, Mass. w Genevieve O. Anderson, . . I,cii,fht()n x-., ■(Jnkcrs, N. Y. Helen Atkins, .U ( )live .St., rroviilence, K. I Marguerite Atterbury, 14. W. S6th .St.. New York, N. Y. D :n 96 _ A mh X yy Catherine Atwood, 3 Parkview Ave., Lowell, Mass. ' f Ruth P. Aultman, 915 Blair Ave., Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio Ann Avery, Maquokita, Iowa. Margaret W. Babcock, P. O. Box 320, Columbia, S. C. Cordelia H. Ball, Fair Haven, Vt. Ruth E. Bard, 67 North St., Gloversville, N. Y. D n 97 Lillian M. Barr, Elizabeth F. Barrington, Florence M. Bartlett 809 N. Ill St., Burlington, Iowa 133 Main St., Mount Holly, N. J. 19 Davenport St., Cambridge, Mass. ' :i ' - m Isabel D. Bassett, Louise N. Batt, Ethel M. Bausum, 1716 Ncwkirk Ave, S7 School St.. 707 W. Market St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fall River, Mass. I ' ottsville, Pa. nc n 98 Marjorie Beach, 122 Centre St., Ridgway, Pa. Helen D. Bean, 255 Homer St.. Newton Centre, Mass. Caroline E. Bergheim, 1313 Pine St., Boulder, Colo. Lucy B. Besse, 29 Ingersoll (irove, Springfield, Mass. Dorothy F. Birdsall, 23 Paris St.. New Hartford, N. Y. Mary V. Bishoff, SOI Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Dl D 99 Viola Blackburn, Hollis Ave., Hollis, N. Y. Helen F. Blake, 31 Eagle Rock Way, Montclair, N. |. Beatrice F. Bloch, 3025 Fairfield Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Katharine Bonbright, llavcrford, I ' a. Kadah Booth, 1640 Bi-odcrick St., San Francisco, Cal. Catharine Boyd, 2727 33(1 Ave, Seattle, Wash. D a 100 f ■■. ' . ' j 1 :. Edith Boyd, Gertrude C. Boyd, • Margaret F. Boyd, Sheffield, 111. 1118 Elk St., Sycamore Ave., Franklin, Pa. Marion, Pa. Kathryn Boynton, 1 Oak St., Claremont, N. H. Dorothy Brewer, 17 Tarleton Road, Newton Centre, Mass. Gertrude R. Bristol, Foxboro, Mass. D n 101 •• ' •■ i Helen V. Broe, Pauline H. Brown, Rae M. Brown, 82 Spruce St.. Portland, Maine Colburn Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Ludlow, Vt. Olive S. Bryant, 130 Woodland St., Worcester, Mass. Dorothy F. Buck, Kent School, Kent, Conn. Olive E. Bulley, Kenil worth. 111. D D 102 Kathryn Burkhalter, 2318 Robinhood Ave. Toledo, Ohio Lucinthia Butler, Cromwell, Conn. Mildred Butler, Z7 Atwood St., Wellesley, Mass. Clara Caldwell, 24 Mt. Washington St. Lowell, Mass. Blanche T. Cameron, 1002 W. Woodruff Ave., Toledo, Ohio Helen R. Camp, 465 High St., Middletown, Conn. D D 103 • Ruth Candlin, 144 Washinglon St., Sjjringfield, Mass. Anna Carlin, 1734 W. X ' enango St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Jeraldine S. Carmichael, Miller Park, Franklin, Pa. Marion C. Carrick, 304.T Chancellor St., Philadelphia, Pa. Grace R. Chadwick, 60 Jersey St., Marl)lehead, Mass. Mary E. Chinn, Shelhyville, Ky. D D 104 jm _ x : C76H Catharine Chittenden, 2452 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Katharine C. Coan, 1732 Clifton Place, Minneapolis, Minn. Marion R. Cobb, Boonton, N. J. 1 ' Ruth M. Cohn, 61 Westminster Road, Rochester, N. Y. Jessie L. Colville, 101 Lincoln Ave., Carbondale, Pa. Mary E. G. Conklin, Jamesville, N. Y. D D 105 Clare A. Coolidge. 9.1 Maple St., I utland, Vt. M. Joyce Crosby, 252 lulgewood St., I larlford, Conn. Josephine C. Cooper, 71 Norwood Ave.. U])per Montclair, N. J. Ruth E. Crosby, 117 ine St., Hartford, Conn. 7 Florence D. Craig, 1169 21st St., De.s Moines, Iowa Louise Cross, 424 Kidgewood Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. a in 106 y vO tm% . X y y §§ l .  Louise C. Crossley, 497 Pawtucket Ave., PawtiK-ket, R. I. Mary E. Curran, 300 Hawthorn Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Evelyn M. Dana, 45 Peter Parley Road, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Marion Davis, 10 N. Sth Ave., Mt. ' ernon, N. Y. Margaret A. Davison, McConnelsville, (3hio Eleanor Dawes, KS03 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 111. Dl :n 1U7 Anna F. Deal, Elkins. W. Va. rW I r l V ' fip Jane C. DeGraff, 168 Washington Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Sarah S. Deitrick, Watsontown, Pa. Dorothea F. De Long, 12 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, I ' a. Gladys C. Dewing, 6 I lanipden St., Wellesley, Mass. Dorothy A. Dibble, ISl llawley St., Binghaniion, N. Y. Dl D 108 Eleanor M. Dickson, 110 Llewellyn Road, Montclair, N. J. Alice Dimick, 25 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I. Blanche S. Doe, 4509 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa. Laura Doney, Waupun, Wis. Katherine A. Donovan, 85 Auburn St., Auburndale, Mass. Beatrice C. Douglas, 5097 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo. D Td] 1U9 Ruth L. Drury, 98 Sagamore St., Manchester, N. II. Frances Dunham, 2281 Tudor Drive. East Cleveland, Ohio V. Ruth B. Dunn, 924 6th St., Charleston, 111. Angie V. Eames, 210 W. Logan S |uare, Philadelphia, I ' a. Virginia Eastman, . nihersl, Mass. Helen L. Edwards, 212 Broadway, Youngstown, Ohio D □ no Mary J. Edwards, 603 Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. Kathleen Elliott, 921 8th Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. J. Elizabeth Emery, 2 Cornelia St., Plattsburg, N. Y. Edith I. Epler, Illinois Building, Fort Smith, Ark. Alice J. Fairbanks, Penningtor Passaic, N. 125 Pennington Av L. Mildred Paris, 1021 Harrison Boulevard, Boise, Idaho D D 111 Helen P. Farrell. 521 E. Arch St., Marquette, Mich. Edith M. Felin, 609 W. Horter St. (jermantown, Pa. Mary M. Filbert, 206 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. Ester Fismer, 99 Beach St., Bloomfield, N. J. Adela F. Fitts, 83 Gibbs Ave., Wareham, Mn.s.s. Ma ry C. Fleet, lluiitiiit, ' ton, N. Y. D dd] 11 Mary L. E. Francis, 271 County St., New Bedford, Mass. Gertrude A. Fraser, 1215 Hays St., Boise, Idaho Marion C. Frenyear, Saybrook, Conn. 1 I Irma Friedlaender, 1213 Third Ave., Columbus, Ga. Anna S. Gifford, Box 7i, York Village, Maine Florence M. Gifford, 558 Union St., New Bedford, Mass. DC D 113 Margaret L. Giles, Box 85, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Dorothy Glenn, 915 Madison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio MargaretM.Goldschmidt, 21 Norman Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. Dorothy G. Gordon, 7 Alden Place, Schenectadv, N. Y. Gladys L. Gordon, • 14 Bowker St., Brookline, Mass. Elsa Graefe, 631 Wayne St., Sandusky, Ohio D D 114 Dorothy Grafly, 131 N. 20th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Helen M. Greeley, 11 Kennebec Ave., Bar Harbor, Maine Louisa M. Greeley, 655 Maple St., Winnetka, III. Dorothy S. Greene, 415 E. Alain St., Crawfordsville, Ind. Gertrude M. Greene, 6 Jeffer.son St., Auburn, N. Y. Eva M. Grenier, 156 Brook St., Manchester, N. H. DC D 115 w Edith J. Grimes, 175 Elm St., West Somerville, Mass. Marguerite E. Grimmer, 5477 Von Yersem Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Carolyn M. Hall, 16 Park Ave., Oneida, N. Y. ffs Elizabeth Hamblin, 101 Chestnut St., Andover, Mass. Helen P. Hammell, 117 No. Cornwall Ave. Atlantic City, N. J. Marjorie B. Hammond, 75 Ashland St., Manchester, N. H. D D 116 A X X m ■ Susan W. Handy, Manville, R. I. Marion Harbison, Harriette O ' B. Harding, 151 W. Susquehanna Ave., 2220 Pleasant Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Ruth H. Harding, 538 E. 19th St. Portland, Ore. Leola J. Harris, 722 S. 37th St., Omaha, Neb. Margery E. Harris, 5109 Washington Boulev ' d, St. Louis, Mo. D ZZID 117 Helen L. Hasbrouck, Idaho Falls, Idaho Gisela K. Haslett, 1427 San Antonio Ave., Alemeda, Cal. Elizabeth S. Hastings, Warren, Mass. 1 Ruth J. Hastings, Spencer, lovva Gladys Haven, 25 Fcrnwuod Road, Summit, N. J. Marion Hayes, 2S lunhorn Road, Worcester, Mass. DC D 118 CI? en y ¥ 3{ X % Marie Henze, 269 Field Ave., Detroit, Mich. Helen S. Hershey, Mount Washington, Md. Theodora L. Heyden, 34 Nairn Place, Newark, N. J. Mary A. Hildreth, Haverhill, N. II. Ruby Hillman, 75 Providence St., Worcester, Mass. Edna Hills, 2 Pleasant St., South Natick, Mass. DC ID 119 Anna M. Hinnau, 211 Elm St., Richmond Hill, N. Y. Charlotte Hitchcock, Cambridge, N. Y. Helen H. Holladay, Cor. Clay and Octavia Sts., San Francisco, Cal. to Pauline Holley, 940 17th St., Altoona, Pa. Olive Holmes, 178 Washington St., Middletown, Conn. Pauline Holmes, 531 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. DC DD 12U Catharine A. Hope, Madison, N. J. Ruth C. Houghton, 130 Longfellow Ave., Detroit, Mich. Helen Howe, Ludlow, Vt. Margaret M. Howe, 2037 Upland Way, Philadelphia, Pa. A. Miriam Hudson, 20 Fisher St., Dover, N. H. Mildred C. Jagger, 30 Lakeview Ave., Jamestown, N. Y. D D 121 4 r Alnah James, 5 West St., Portland, Maine Janette G. Jardine, 34 Rosedale St., Dorchester, Mass. Beatrice M. Jarvis, ooS Trevor Lane, Cynwvd, Pa. w Helen Jenckes, East Douglas. Mass. Esther E. Johnson, 414 N. Centre St., Pottsville, Pa. Helena A. Johnson, Winlock. Wash. DC D 122 Agnes H. Johnston, 376 W. Main St., New Britain, Conn. Evelyn C. Jones, 210 Beechtree Lane, Wayne, Pa. Norma Josephson, Oak Crest, Moline, 111. Wilhelmina M. Josopait, 140 N. 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Martha J. Judson, 400 University Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Margery Keeler, 28 Strawberry Hill, Stamford, Conn. Di :n 123 Ethel L. Keller. 13 Allen St., Buffalo, N. Y. Cornelia H. Kellogg, 913 Hackett Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Katharine M. Kinsman, 50 Chestnut Ave., Rutland, Vt. Adeline B. Klein, 1921 Ciranl Ave., Philadelphia, I ' a. Margaret Kugler, (S17 Francis St., Jackson, Mich. Francesca R. La Monte, New Canaan, Conn. DC iD 124 ■X c m. y yy Agnes A. Lange, 907 S. Starr Ave,. Burlington, Iowa Ruth L. Lange, 724 Monroe Ave. Scranton, Pa. Mildred Lauder, 26 Franklin St., Concord, N. H. Helen Lent, 107 North Shore Drive, South Bend, Ind. Ethleen M. Lesure, 226 South St., Fitchburg, Mass. V E. Louise Lewis, 430 Cumberland St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Dl :n 125 . Hester S. Lewis, Berrien Springs, Mich. Gladys B. Liebman, 519 Wellington Ave., Chicago, 111. Mildred P. Little, 308 I ' erry Ave, Peoria, 111. Ida V. Lockwood, Chcsiiirc, Alass. Elizabeth E. Lupfer, 266 N. 25th St., Portland, Ore. Helen L. Lyon, Wclleslcy, Mass. D D 126 IZ3 ' CI1 X. y HJ uM Katherine S. McCafferty, 30 Uxbridge St., Worcester, Mass. Sadie A. MacFarland, 7i Puritan Road, Swampscott, Mass. Elizabeth McP. McGill, Thurmont, Md. Henrietta Mackenzie, Westport, Conn. Marie M. McKinney, Pine Bush, N. Y. Caroline G. McLouth, 22 Cuyler St., Palmyra, N. Y. D n 127 C76n ?x. un,. _ X Z y Margaret McNaughton, 253 Washington St., Providence, R. I. Margaret McPherson, 31 Chestnut St., Binghaniton, N. Y. % Marion P. Maiden, 230 Custer . ve.. Youngstown, Ohio Anne J. Maidment, Clen Cove, N. Y. Evelyn Mallon, lh7 St. Paul St., Denver, C ' olo. Mona B. Matthews, East Ludington . ve., Ludington, Mich. D D 128 Margaret T. Maxwell, Rockville, Iml. Bessie Mead, 165 WiUlwood Ave., Upper Montclair. N. J. Ruth E. Merrill, 5 Eastern Promenade, Portland, Maine Lois C. Mertz, Hastings, Minn. Mildred Meyers, 579 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Dorothy G. Miller, 145 Bellcvue Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. D ID 129 i. ■m vV Margaret B. Miller, 729 Fayette St., Peoria, 111. Edith A. Mitchell, Albert, N. Mex. Eleanor E. Mitchell, 33 Cabot St., Portsmouth, N. H. Fannie S. Mitchell, 23 Church St., Great Barrington, Mass. Helen B. Mitchell, 6 College St., Brunswick, Maine Katharine Moller, 119 W. 92d St., New York, N. Y. Dl D 130 N A X x o C yy Ellen Montgomery, 15 Green P ay Road, Hubbards Wood, 111. Mae T. Mooney, 42 Summer St., Medway, Mass. Dorothy Moore, 173 Oakleigh Road, Newton, Mass. Emily Morgan, 116 N. Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. Naomi Morris, R. F. D. 1, Bradford, Pa. Anna J. Morse, 13 Summer St., Haverhill, Mass. Dl D 131 y y X Evelyn Nay, 9 Alaple St., R(). l)urv, Mass. ■ a Hildegarde Nichols, --- LawrcMicc Park. ' est, Bronxville, N. Y. Lucy G. Nichols, 21 1 Irviiigton . .ve., South Orange, N. J. Mildred C. Nichols, 261.S ICast 27th St., Kansas City, Kan. Anna W. Nock, S21 N. 24th St., Philadelphia, I ' a. Jeannette B. Nostrand, 99 1 Icrriman Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. ni :n 132 Va C76 D Margaret G. Noyes, 53 Aspen Ave., Auburndale, Mass. Dorothy Onthank, 23 Claybourne St., Dorchester, Mass. F. Elisabeth Osgood, Chestnut St., CHnton, Mass. vY ir t i As Beatrice E. Ostrander, Twin Falls, Idaho Beatrice Page, Rochester, N. H. J. Stanley Partridge, 129 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. D D 133 Alice K. Paton, 27 Gushing St., Dover, N. H. Anna F. Paton, 661 E. 24th St., Paterson, N. J. Kathryn C. Patterson, Childs, Md. • ' Charlotte M. Penfield, 36 Maple St., Englewood, N. J. Dorothy Peterson, Box 1239 Honolulu, T. H. Frances H. Pettee, Sharon, Mass. D D 134 Elizabeth Pickett, 304 N. 2d St., Maywood, 111. Margaret Pierson, 294 Washington St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Doris D. Pike, Lubec, Maine -m S Mrs. Bertha A. Plummer, 181 E. Pierrpont Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Dorothea Porter, 28 Carson Ave., Dalton, Mass. Beatrice W. Powell, 43 Orton Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Dl D 135 ' t 4 Marcia S. Priest, 45 Wendell Ave., Schenectad)-, N. Y. Lidorra H. Putney, 153 Fort Pleasant Ave. Springfield, Mass. Vivian H. Randolph, 93 alk-y Way, West Orange, N. J. Fannie C. Rane, 1S31 Beacon St., Waban, Mass. Robb A. Reavill, Kock Springs, Wyo. Ruth F. Reynolds, Welleslev, Mass. n n 136 Dorothy Rice, 11 Prospect iVve., Norwood, Mass. Helen O. Rice, Mound Lake, Minnelontia, Minn. Grace Roberts, 126 High St., Bristol, Conn. Mary A. Robinson, Peconic, N. Y. Ruth K. Robinson, 7 Academy St., Barre, ' t. Sarah S. Rodman, 219 Washington St., Welleslev Hills, Mass. D D 137 Dorothy V. Rogers, ■537 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. Helen G. Roof, 14 Halstead St., Newton, N. J. Marian Roose, Perrysburg, ( )hio Edna M. Rowell, 14 Talbot Building, Norwood, Mass. Martha B. St. Clair, 160 E. Long Ave., Du Bois, Pa. Helen H. Santmyer, 111 W. 3rd St.. Xenia, Ohio D ZID 138 Frances Sappington, 1304 Ontario St., Philadelphia. Pa. Eleonore M. Schneff, 8417 11th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Amy E. Schwamb, 33 Academy St., Arlington, Mass. Marguerite Shattuck, 10 Highland St., Natick, Mass. Helen M. Sibley, 18 Walnut St., Medford, Mass. Margaret H. Skelton, 13 Ashfield St., Roslindale, Mass. Dl ZID 139 Elizabeth M. Skinner, •Bainljridge, N. Y. Frances E. Slocum, 14N Beacon St., Hartford, Conn. Mary Esther Smith, 314 South Ave., W ' ilkinshursr, Pa. Sara F. Smith, 1216 lacob St., Troy, N. Y. Helen Snow, 5iS Stuart Ave., Maniarnneck, N. Y. Jean C. Snyder, 232 E. 6th St., Elyria, Ohio DC D 140 y X t x: y Ya P Hi Mary B. Spahr, Princeton, X. J. Dorothy L. Stacy, 2o07 Colfax Ave., South, Miniieapohs, Minn. Beatrice Starr, 69.T Lineohi ve., Winnetka, 111. Dorothy L. Stern, 259 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Martha J. Stevenson, 84 Emily St., Crafton, Pa. Adelaide Stickney, 5S Pleasant St., Arlington, Mass. Dl DD 141 C3 ' eii 1 ix Marjorie I. Stickney, 4SS Hanover St.. Manchester, N. H. Louise Stockbridge, 45 Elston Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. Marjorie W. Stone, 73 IJIackstonc lioulcvard. Providence, R. I. Alice Streckewald, 2603 Wells St., Milwaukee, Wis. Lillian M. Struntz, 1 S W. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Priscilla F. Studley, 105 Market St., Rockland, Ma.ss. n n 142 Gertrude Sturm, Nehawka, Neb. Helen L. Swormstedt, 2 Thomas Circle, Washington, D. C. Julianna R. Tatum, Llauerch, Pa. Doris Thayer, 1209 N. Church St., Rockford, 111. Marie Thibaudeau, 714 Buffalo Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Margaret G. Thomas, 830 Robbins iVve., Niles, Ohio Dl D 143 Helen J. Tiel, Beacon, . Y. Katharine Timberman, 91 Hamilton Ave.. Colunil)ns, ( )hio Barbara Tompkins, 5vS I ' airview Ave.. Madison. N. 1. Miriam E. Towl, (Mrs. Kenneth Culbert) 5 I lan]])ton St., Cranford, N. |. V 7 Nellie M. Towne, 616 Terry Ave., Seattle, Wa.sh. Constance S. Veysey, .S12 T ' ark Ave.. riainfield, N. |. Di: D 144 Rebecca N. Vincent, 71 Cottage Place, Ridgewood, N. J- i f Josella M. Vogelius, 49 Freemont St., Blnonifield, N. T- Mil f% Harriet Vose, Manville, R. I. Laura M. Vossler, ( )ra(lcll, N. J. Florence Wallace, 931 Uaklaiul Ave., Indiana, Pa. Katherine G. Walton, Lakeside, Wakefield, Mass. n n 145 tFf X p Ruth Wandless, 8 Leighton Road, Wcllesley, Mass. Doris Wardner, 26 Talbot Boulevard Norwood, Mass. Katherine M. Wardwell, 42 I ' lainlield St., Wabaii, Mass. Mary H. Wardwell, 43 I ' -(lcral St., Salfiii, Mass. Gladys H. Watkins, 2812 Lee Rd.. Shaker ills., C ' lc ' vclaiul, ( )hio Margaret Watson, 21.S0 I ' ulton St.. ' I ' ok ' dci, ( )hio D n 146 §: V ' g Constance Weld, Esther M. Wells, Ethel M. Wells 312 Chestnut St., Cabot, Vt. Mattituck, N. Y. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Sarah M. Wensell, Paxtang, Pa. Florence West, 142 Haddon Place, Upper Montclair, N. J. Marion E. West, 35 Bracewcll Ave., North Adams, Mass. Dl D 147 f Ruth Wetzel, Alice Wharton, 307 Summit Ave., 4.T Brookside Ave., Wayne, Pa. Ridgewood, N. J. Caroline Whiting, 10,1 Ilolabird Ave.. W ' instcd, Conn. Helen F. Whiting, 1.39 Morgan St., Holyoke, Mas.s. Isabel Whiting, 2. 6 Mountain Ave, Maiden, Mass. Bess E. Whitmarsh, 102.? Hickory St.. ' I ex;irkana, Ark., Tex. DC n 148 X. A X oSV X ' A Marion Wiley, Butler, Kv. Dorothy C. Wilkey, 1648. Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Lillian F. Wilson, 516 Laurel Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Maurine C. Wingert, 1716 1; St., Lincoln, Neb. Helen A. Winship, 3.S1 Main St., Cumberland Mills, Maine Marion S. Winstead, 4238 Maryland Ave., St. Loiiis, Mo. Di DD 149 ;n x Sally C. Wood, Arlington, Pittsford, N. Y. f% Mary Woodfill, 104 K. North St., (ireensbiiro-, Ind. . Alice Zepfler, 115 Fair Oaks Park, Nccdhani, Mass. Marion Wright, 29 W. Central St., Natick, Mass. Dl 150 D 3u M mortam HELEN BURR OLIVE MARION CLEAVELAND OLIVE LOCKE DOE Jfforntpr fMrmbpra nf 1918 Anderson, H. Jean 2105 Cleveland Ave., N. W., Canton, Ohio Anderson, Mildred 139 Harrishof St., Roxbury, Mass. Andrews, Alice Route 2, Xenia, Ohio Aronowitz, Harriet 536 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y. Ayres, Althea B Asbury Park, N. J- Barthell, Frances K 934 Russell St., Nashville, Tenn. Bellinger, Helen 224 Union St., Schenectady, N. Y. Blevins, Gladys 4447 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Bonney, Ethel Scituate, Mass. Bowman, Mildred E 804 Topeka Ave., Topeka, Kan. Brainerd, Gladys M South Hadley Falls, Mass. Brinker, Dorothy L 3816 Main St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Brown, Dorothy G 612 Lake St., Wilmette, 111. Bull, Dorothy A Harrison, N. Y. BuLSON, Geraldine 219 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Burr, Helen Fultonville, N. Y. Chapin, Virginia Winside, Neb. Clarke, E.sther C 1 Autumn St., Fenway, Boston, Mass. Clarkson, Florence H 1915 Church St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Clay, Lulu H Sylvan, Wash. Cleaveland, O. Marion 805 19th St., Rock Island, 111. Clippinger, Virginia 4416 Erie Ave., Madisonville, Cincinnati, Ohio Collier, Amelia La Grande, Oregon Collins, Hazel S 66 Kingsboro Ave., Gloversville, N. Y. Conran, Mary K 2 Glover Place, Middletown, Conn. Consallis, Helen 106 ' an Rcypen St., Jersey City, N. J. LSI Jfformrr Iflrmbrra nf S1B— Continued Dasha, EsTiiKU i72 Washington St., Qiiincy, Mass. David, Elsa F _ 9 East Blvd., Rochester, N. Y. Davidson, Eleanor M 8 Frances Place, Montclair, N. J. Davidson, Elizabeth H 605 Washington Ave., Greenville, Miss. Davidson, Katiierine E Canton, Pa. Dean, Elisra M 34 Oxford St., Winchester, Mass. Dow, Lillian C 33 Denver St., Pawtucket, R. T. Earl, Irene 168 New Boston Road, Fall River, Mass. Eliot, S. Rebecca Clinton, Conn. Elliott, Mary Brunswick, Maine EwiNG, Grace (Mrs. M. B. McComb) 3926 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Pa. Ferguson, Mary E 91 Arlington St., Newton, Mass. Frein, M. Louise 17 Mahaive St., Great Barrington, Mass. Garnett, Anne R Robinson, Ky. Gascoigne, Elizabeth C 2255 Orrington Ave., Evanston, 111. Gaylord, Helen 34 Baker St., Beverly, Mass. Gerstley, Ruth S 1411 N. Broad St., Philadelphia. Pa. GosswEiLER, Irene E 213 S. 14th St., Allentown, Pa. Gould, Minnie T 130 Summit . ve., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Graham, Elai n e Sinking Spring, Pa. Greene, Marion P Madison, Maine Griffith, Dorothy E 13609 58th St., Chicago, 111. GuNsoN. Marion V. (Mrs. George L. Gardner) Ironde(|uoit, N. Y. Gustin, Ann 199 (Irasniere St.. Newton, Mass. Hanson, Hope 1812 7th St., Des Moines, Iowa Hayes, Helkn 18 Lyford St., Laconia, N. H. HiLi.iARD. Marion J. (Mrs. Delos Blodgett) Dickinson, North Dakota HiLLiER, M. Frances 1104 S. Michigan Ave., South Bend, Ind. HoDGKiNS, Helen M 1633 Center St., Roslindale, Mass. HoLcoMHE, Louise 8 Warren St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Horton, Mary A 520 Spruce St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Hughes, Alice 235 Greenwood Ave., Topeka, Kan. Humphrey, Ina W 27 Prospect St., Malone, N. Y. Hutchinson, Helen E 1509 6th . ve., Huntington, W. ' a. lLi-ii-;Li). KiTii .M. (Mrs. I ' .. L. . ch ) Ilarwird Boulevard. Dayton. ( )bi(i 1.52 JFonnrr illrmbcrs of ISIS— Continued Jewett, Lucv 1317 N. State St., Chicago, 111. [ones, Ruth 225 Mill St., Haverhill, Mass. Keller, Elizabeth H 117 Bicldle Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Kerlin, Fentress S .Hillside Ave., Wollaston, Mass. KiRKL. ND, M. Elizabeth Vanderbilt Campus, Nashville, Tenn. KiTZMiLi.ER, Helen F. (Mrs. Edwin Romig) Chicago, 111. Krogness, Gladys ' 458 N. Grove St., Oak I ' ark, 111. Leck, Ethel 135 W. 48th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Le Prohon, Grace 27 Wetmore Ave., Morristown, N. J. LiNS, Marie 9 Belmore Terrace, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Livingston, Gladys 2256 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. LocKWOOD, Marion D 230 Palmetto Drive, Pasadena, Cal. Love, S. Catherine 41 E. Linn St., Bellefonte, Pa. LuEY, Marjorie (Mrs. Donald E. Temple) 19 Russell St., Greenfield, Mass. Lyon, Margaret G 235 Oak St., Holyoke, Mass. MacBride, Agnes 61 E. Allen St., Winooski, ' t. McCuLLocH, Lucile 256 Stiles St., Elizabeth, N. J. McDowell, Elizabeth Medina, Ohio McEwan, Miriam 421 High St., West Hoboken, N. J. McIndoe, Beatrice (Mrs. R. L. Burnell) Mercedes, Texas McKee, Verna E 30 E. 8th St., Atlanta, Ga. McLeary, Louise 40 Main St., Farmington, Maine Mansur, Martha _ 3 3d St., Bangor, Maine Mathews, Margaret Cherryfield, Maine Means, Doris M 130 Buttles Ave., Columbus, (_)hio MuRDOCK, Harriet 1403 Linden St., Scranton, Pa. NoRWiioi), Doris (Mrs. Jacob Storey) Gloucester, Mass. Parks, E.sther M. (Mrs. Paul Hartley) Trinity Court. Boston, Mass. Parrish, Mary E Cambridge, N. Y. Parry, Amelia W. (Mrs. ' alleau Wilkie) 57 Forest Ave., Summit. N. J. Partridge, Isabella J 25 Green Milage Road, Madison, N. J. Perry, Frances S Boonville, N. Y. PiNCHBACK. Elizabeth 3401 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 153 JFnrmpr Iflpmbrra nf IQIS—Cnntijiucd Porter, Doris 414 S. Walnut St., Lansing, Mich. Powers, Helen G 20 Central St., Somerville, Mass. Reeder, Margaret 430 N. Frances St., Madison, Wis. Richardson, Marguerite Riverhead, N. Y. RoESER, Elsie G Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa. ( )kla. Rooi , Gladys 1444 Birchwood . ve., Chicago, 111. Rylee, Willie Y 209 S. McLean Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. Schmidt, Bernice 5218 Dorchester Ave., Chicago, 111. Schneider, Frieda 352 Palisade Ave., Jersey City, N. J. ScHooN MAKER, MARGUERITE 28 Queensbury St., Boston, Mass. Schwartz, Lulu Port Norris, N. J. Schweitzer, Elinore 116 S. 14th St., La Crosse, Wis. Scott, Annie 321 Fairmount St., Fitchburg, Mass. Shea, Edith V Ill E. Front St., Ashland, Wis. Sherman, H. Herschel 155 William St., New Bedford, Mass. Shloss, Marie 1523 Woodland Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Shull, Katherine Hummelstown, Pa. Smiley, Gladys 136 Washington, Ave., Albany, N. Y. Smith, Lucile I Ottawa, Ohio .Steele, Helen M. (Mrs. Wm. i ' lace) tlloversville, N. Y. Strobach, Rosalia 202 N. Natchez Ave., North Yakima, Wash. .Sunderland, Millicent 160 Dew Hill Ave.. Danbury, Conn. TiiiiKNF., ' ii;i;iNiA (Mrs. J. G. .Sliaw) 42 Nassau Boulevard, ( larden City, L. 1. Toui), Eleanor Katona, N. Y. Troy, Helen 31 Institute Road, Worcester, Mass. Turner, Iu.len 621 o4tb . ve.. Seattle, Wash. Valentine, Margaret 221 .Scioto .St., Urliana, Ohio Wagner, Ruth 722 iiully Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Warren, Sara 175 Cumberland .St., Cunil)crland Mills, Maine Wright, Katherine O i ' rincesa, Bristol, ' I ' enn. LS4 (!l0mmf urfttt nt Jprngram June 11th. Tuesday, at 8:00 P.M. Float. June 13th. Thursday, at 8:00 P.M. A. K. X. Play. June 14th. Friday, at 8:00 P.M. A. K. X. Play (Second Perfornmnce) June 15th. Saturday, at 3:30 P.M. Garden Party. June 15th. at 7:15 P.M. Step Singing. June 15th. at 8:00 P. M. A. K. X. Play (Alternate Date). June 16th. Sunday, at 11:00 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon. June 17th. Monday, at 11:00 A.M. Alumnae Breakfast. June 17th. 11 at 8:00 P.M. Glee and Mandolin Clubs. June 17th. it at 8:00 P.M. President ' s Reception. June 18th. Tuesday, at 11:00 A. M. Commencement. June ISth. at 6:30 P. M. Class Supper. June 18th. n at 7:15 P.M. Step Singing. June 19th. Wednesday, Alumnae Day. 155 Wrllrslrii ituiintt (Snufrnmintt Aijijoriattmt officers KatiiakinI ' ' riMiiHRMAiv;, 1918 President Josici.i.A M. ()(;ki.ius. 1918 Vice-President I )SK I ' I IT N !■ I . 1 A N u ARY, 1919 Secretary Ai.uK W. Ci.iucii, 1919 ' Irciisiirer Executive Poard Katiiartnk Timheuman, 1918 Ai.ki- V. Ci.ougii, 1919 losKi.LA M. W.cEr.Tus, 1918 Ruth S. Coleman, 1919 CllAIU.OTTE M. PeNFIEI-I). 1918 ClIAUI.OTTE S. 1 1 ASSETT, 1920 Josephine V. Januauv, 1919 Jri.iA Davis, 1921 .Idvisory Coiiniiittec EeEANOK v.. CARknl.l,, 1919 DOKOTMV WlI.SON, 1919 iM.ISAIiETII McK. StOTT, 1919 IJEI.EN .. SllOEMAKEK, 1920 l.rCINTIIIA P.l-TI.EK, 1918 lu.EANOU Skerkv. 1920 1,. Mn.i.KEi) I ' -Aius, 1918 Rr-rii Metzcer, 1921 IsAiJEi . K. Hnvi), 1919 Catharine Mitciiei.i., 1921 156 Joint Committee Katharine Timbeuman, 191S ( c.r officio) Marcaret B. Mir. leu, 191S Lucii.E Andrews, 1919 Student Members of Joint Council Margaret M. Howe, 1918 Rose PHELrs, 1919 Susan M. Lowell, 1919 Rachel M. McCormilk, 1920 House Presidents ' Council Beatrice O. Douglas Bccbe Martha J. Stevenson Casenovc Edith A. Mitchell Chpin Marion C. Frenyear Fiske L. Beatrice Starr Freeman Gertrude R. Bristol Norumbcga Gladys Haven Pomeroy Edith J. Grimes Shafer Marjorie J. Beach ■ Stone Florence M. Bartlett Tozver Court Mildred Lauder ■ IVilder Clara Caldwell JVood ...Birches ..Crofton Eliol J ' illafie Seniors Beatrice W. Poweli Fannie S. Mitchell ' iRGiNiA Alcock ) Fan NiE C. Rane Mary H. Wardwell F-lms Margaret F. Boyd Leicjhton Marion Harbison Lovcivell Josella M. Vogelius ) Moanett Lucy B. Besse ( Katharine C. Coan Vfbb Ruth Wandless 1 1 Abbott St. Frances Dunham 15 Bclair Rd. Anna J. Morse 18 Belair Rd. Florence West 17 Cottage St. Elizabeth F. Barrington 7 Waban St. Helen Snow 629 Washington St. Elizabeth McP. McGii.l 14 Weston Rd. Margaret Pierson Senior for Commuters 157 (EljriHtiau Asauriattuu Anna F. I ' aton, 1918 Prcsiiiciit V] c, NiA Ai.cocK, 1918 icc-Prcsidcnt iM.iZAiiETii Blakk, 1920 (First Semester) Recording Secretary Margaret McNaughton, 1920 (Second Semester) Recordiiuj Secretary Helen C. Barnard, 1920 (First Semester) Corresponding Secretary Eleanor Clark, 1920 (Second Semester) Corresponding Secretary Mildred K. 1 ' erkins, 1919 Treasurer Helen Mekkell, 1919 Annual Member Seal Thompson Chairman Religious Meetings Committee Fffie J. BuELi Chairman Alissioiiary Committee Elizaiieth IIamdlin, 1918 Chairman Bible Study Committee Marie M. McKinney, 1918 Chairman Membership Committee IwELYN Holt, 1919 Chairman Mission Study Committee Lucii.E Andrews, 1919 Chairman General .lid Committee Jane W. Matthews, 1919 , Chairman Extension Committee Marion H. Wallace, 1919 Chairman Social Committee Eleanor Mel- ' . Linton, 1919 Chainnan Week of Prayer Committee Margaret 1 ). C ' li kistian, 1915 General Secretary 158 tuiiinit lUohiulfrrii Ri ' Tii Altman Elizabeth Curran.. Marguerite Atterbl ' ry, 1918 Agnes Johnston, 1918 Charlotte Penfiei.d, 1918 Helen Bailley, 1920 Agnes P. Lawyer, 1920 Ruth Roche, 1920 Leader ..Secretary and Treasurer Faculty Olive Green Louise P. Smith Post Graduate Margery Dimmitt fe- r i ._ . i .f - 159 Drlnittuo (Elub Al.NAII JA.MKS, 191S I ' lfsidcilt Rltii M. Adddms, 1918 ricc-1 ' rcsideiil Veka C. 1 1 KM KNWAV, 1919 Secretary TiiKKESi-. W. Stkatss, 1919 Treasurer Kathickink a. Donovan, 191S Ei.iZAiucTii R. KiN ;. 1919 ,, T, „ inoA Hoard III Ihreetors I ' KANCKS HkOOKS, 19 0 ' ' Edna MAKsnAi.r., 1921 160 (Fllf Sriattgular Srbalr 1917 Resolved: That the United States should adopt the Canadian plan of com- [julsory conciliation for settling disputes between public service cor])orations and their employees. WELLESLEY-HOLYOKE TEAM Speakers Katherine Ferris, 1917 Charlotte Penfiei.d, 1918 Vera Hemenway, 1919 Affirmative Alternates Melodia Blackmarr, 1917 Mary Childs, 1917 Frances Brooks, 1920 Speakers Marjorie Turner, 1917 Alnah James, 1918 Helen Merrell, 1919 WELLESLEYA ' ASSAR TEAM Negative Alternates Ruth Addoms, 1918 Marguerite Atterbi ' ry, 1918 Mildred Perkins, 1919 Srtauijular icbatp 1913 Resolved: That the Japanese should be admitted to the United States on an equal footing with other immigrants. WFXLESLEY-SMITH TEAM Affirmative Speakers Vera Hemenway, 1919 Charlotte Penfiei.d, 1918 Katherine Scott, 1920 Alternates Catherine Hughes, 1920 Anna Russell, 1920 Ruth Addoms, 1918 Speakers Ruth Altman, 1918 Prudence Bostwick, 1919 Marg. ret Gay, 1920 WELLESLEY-HOLYOKE TEAM Negative Alternates Frances Brooks, 1920 Rachel Jones, 1920 Mary Crane, 1919 161 i?aru uiallouis I lii.DiicAUDK Nauoi.s, 1918 Pnsidi ' iit AIakcakict M. Horton, 1919 Vice-President Katiiauine Taylor, 1920 Secretary LomsE B. lIoLcoMBE, 1919 Treasurer Katukvn Collins, 1920 Custodian 162 Atl Irlir Assntialioit Makie Henze, 1918 President Harriet N. McCkeary, 1919 Vice-President Frances Parsons, 1920 (First Semester) Secretary Mary T. Hering, 1920 (Second Semester) Secretary Margaret L. Post. 1919 Treasurer Mab N. Barber, 1920 Custodian 163 Florence Ckaig, W Edith Mitchell, W Dorothy Onthank Alice Streckewald Katherine Walton. W Sarah Wensell, Capt., W Substitute Dorothy Miller 164 o r- c:)_r i c, Jane De Graff, Capt.. W p.. Ruth Lange, W b., Ruth Revnolds, W 2b., Fannie Mitchell 3Z?., Catherine Chittenden S.S., Elizabeth Hamblin, W . ., Bernice Alderman f. ., Elizabeth McGill r. ., Dorothea Porter Substitutes Marie Henze Margaret Loomis Frances Slocum 165 ;•. ., CiiARr.oTTE Penfield, W s.c, Bess Whitmarsii, W . ., Florence West . g., Blanche Doe, Capt., W c, Katharine TiMBERxrAN, W r. ( ., Anna Morse, W Siil ' stitiitcs Irene Earl Beatrice Douglas Marjorie Sticknev Margaret Howe 166 ., Ruth M. Addoms p., Margaret Boyd, W p., Dorothy Brewer Cox, Oi.ivE Bur.LEY, W p., Katherine Coan s., Marion Cobb s., Ruth Crosby s., Ruth Dunn s., Mary Fleet s., Elizabeth Hastings, W s., Alnah James, W p., Martha Jane Judson €ub. Cox, Helen Lent s., Jeannette Nostrand (Head), W p., Stanley Partridge, W p.. Margaret Pierson 167 Ruth Cohn Adeline Klein Norma Josephson, Capt., W Josephine Cooper Substitutes Katiirvn Burkhalteu Dorothy Glenn 16H c.f., Anna Hinman . i., Kathryn Patterson .?« ' ., Anna Paton, W r. i., Ruth Wandless r. 7t ' ., Catherine Hope c. h., Joyce Crosby . h., Julianna Tatum, W r. h., Marguerite Shattuck, Copt.. V . ., RoBB Reavill, W r.f., Miriam Towl Cui.bert, W g., Grace Roberts Substitutes Gertrude Bristol Catherine Atwood Helen Blake Dorothy Peterson 169 Marie Henze, W Anna Morse Frances Si.ocum, W JULIANNA TaTUM, Copt., W Helen Tief., W Bess Whitmaksh. W 170 J. Stanley Partridge, W Elizabeth Pickett, Head Rob Reavell Helen Hollidav Marguerite Shattuck Martha St. Clair 171 Caroline Berciieim, W Blanche Cameron, W Jeraldine Caumichael, W Anna Gtfford Louisa May Greeley, W Bertha Plummer Jean Snyder, Capt.. W Helen Swormstedt, W Barbara Tompkins, W Maurine Wincert Siibsfittitrs Marion Harhison Janette Jakdine Elizabeth Lupfer Helen Whiting 172 Dorothy Barlow Anderson, Capt., W Mary Wardwell, W Harriette Harding, W Kadah Booth Marguerite Atterbury, W Substitutes Katherine Moller Elizabeth Skinner Louise Lewis 173 I H I_ 1 H 1 1 1 1 M k ' klll V P ' ' 1 I B ■| ni T 5? ' ' - H • UrllnUni (EulUnir CEI)Otr i l. .Mii,T(iN C. MAci)r)Uc;Ai,i Choir Master Im.sa ( 1kai;fic, 191(S Chorister Rosic I ' liici.i ' s, 1919 Assistant Chorister lIiiLEN Atkins, 1918 ) f, T,, T irMr, r Librarians Susan M. Lowell, 1919 ) 174 WELLESLEY COLLEGE CHOIR— Continued Members First Sopranos Ruth P. Altman, 1918 Jean D. Bailey, 1919 Ruth G. Gushing, 1921 Hannah B. Fisher, 1920 Louise B. Holcomre, 1919 Esther Hoover, 1919 Josephine B. Houts, 1920 Dorothea Hyde, 1919 Agnes P. Lawyer, 1920 Etheleen M. Lesure, 1918 Elizabeth W. Murphy, 1921 Alice K. Paton, 1918 Helen G. Roof, 1918 Gertrude Sternbergh, 1921 Ethel C. Ziglatzki, 1919 Second Sopranos Mildred I. Bair, 1921 Louise W. Blakeslee, 1919 Margaret W. Conant, 1919 Dorothea F. De Long, 1918 Elsa Graefe, 1918 Elizabeth P. Hannum, 1919 Kathryn L. HiiNKiciis, 1919 Clemewell Lay, 1919 Jane W. Matthews, 1919 Rita E. Pond, 1919 Katherine G. Walton, 1918 Bess E. Whitmarsii, 1918 Genevieve P. Wilson, 1920 Alice Zepfler, 1919 Contraltos Marian V. Basit, 1919 Lydia M. Brown, 1920 Elizabeth de F. Bull, 1920 Dorothy A. Dibble, 1918 Margaret H. Gay, 1920 Margaret M. Horton, 1919 Elizabeth McDowell, 1919 Anna J. Morse, 1918 Mildred E. Perkins, 1919 Rose Phelps, 1919 Mildred W. Prugh, 1919 Barbara F. Wilson, 1920 Florence Winner, 1920 175 (Glrr (Eluli Ai.icK K. I ' .xinN, lyiS Leader jiiANNKTTic P . Ndstuam), 191S I ' rcsidfitt l ' j.izAi;i;iii S. 1 1 ASTi Ncs, 1918 Accoinl tiiiisl 176 mtt (Elitb First Sopranos Beatrice Blocii, 1918 Kathryn Boynton, 1918 Eleanor Dawes, 1918 Louise Frein, 1918 Ei.SA Graefe, 1918 Etheleen Lesure, 1918 Alice Paton, 1918 Helen Roof, 1918 Alice Zepfler, 1918 Mary Blake, 1919 Louise Blakeslee, 1919 Ruth Donovan, 1919 Esther Hoover, 1919 Sing Ling, 1919 Rose Phelps, 1919 Dorothy Taylor, 1919 Martha Williams, 1919 Dorothy Cook, 1920 Hannah Fisher, 1920 Catherine Mills, 1920 Second Sopranos Marion Abbey, 1918 Clemewell Lay, 1919 Marion Davis, 1918 Ruth McClelland, 1919 Dorothea De Long, 1918 Doris Adams, 1920 Margaret McNaughton, 1918 Anna Bigelow, 1920 Bess Whitmarsh, 1918 Agnes Lawyer, 1920 Genevieve Wilson, 1920 Altos Dorothy Dibble, 1918 Margaret McPherson, 1918 Jeanette Nostrand, 1918 Edna Rowell, 1918 Marian Bash, 1919 Alline Caskey, 1919 Helen Dodd, 1919 Kathryn Hinrichs, 1919 Lillian Miller, 1919 Mh.dred Burnett, 1920 Margaret Gay, 1920 Dorothy Hall, 1920 Helen Humphrey, 1920 Bertha Pilgard, 1920 Dorothy Peck, 1920 Elizabeth McDowell, 1920 177 f l ' . Ay. Av.ETM !■:. I.ni ' FKK, 191S Leader Helen M. Siuley, 1918 President DoKciTin- Wilson, 1919 Assistant Leader 178 WELLESLEY MANDOLIN CLUE— Continued First Alaiidolins A. Miriam Hudson, 1918 Helen M. Siisley, 1918 Alice Streckewald, 1918 Katherine G. Walton, 1918 Marion C. Hamblet, 1919 Esther S. Kimiiall, 1919 Edith S. Bancroft, 1920 Helen C. Barnard, 1920 Eleanor Livingston, 1920 Second Mandolins Mary L. Boomer, 1920 Marian D. Rundle, 1920 Mildred Shepard, 1920 Helen L. Shoemaker, 1920 Carolyn Willyoung, 1920 Third Mandolins Marie S. Hill, 1920 Elizabeth A. Wight, 1920 Tenor Mandolas Catherine Atwood, 1918 Caroline Bergheim, 1918 Mando-Cello Ruth Ellen Dow, 1920 Guitars Ruth E. Crosby, 1918 Maurine C. Winc.ert, 1918 Elizabeth F. Shii ' man, 1919 Elizabeth de F. Bull, 1920 Elizabeth T. Tone, 1920 Banjos Pauline Holmes, 1918 Julia V. Brannock, 1919 Marian S. Sprague, 1919 I ' iolin Marion Davis, 1918 Violoncello Eleanor Mack, 1920 Drums and Traps iola B. Kneelani), 1920 Piano Dorothy Wilson, 1919 179 MtUfalca QloUrgc umptjany (frrljpatra Albert T. Foster Miriam E. Towl, 191.S Helen McPherson, 1919 Susan M. Lowell, 1919 Hester S. Lewis, 1918 Conductor President Secretary-Treasurer ...Student Conductor Librarian . First J ' iolins Helen A. Barr, Sp. Dorothy Colville, 1919 Miss Gladys P. Haines CiRACE H. Harding, 1921 Lillian E. Haswell, 1919 Katharine L. Hilton, 1919 Clara V. Hoover, 1920, rrincijjal Helen LeF. Lyon, 191X Natalie N. Nickerson, 1921 Sidney E. Sayke, 1920 DoKOTiiA E. Taluert, 1920 Miriam E. Towl, 1918 Violas Loi ' isE Cross, 1918 I ' -LIZABETH 1 ' . FlKMINC, 1921 Mary Lester, 1921 Marie F. Struckmann, 1921 Flute F.l.lZAIiETH L. PoWEKS. 1920 Ilarf Mary C. Dooly, 1921 Second Violins Gladys Haven, 1918 Francesca La Monte, 1918 Mildred P. Little, 1918 Sarah G. McLeod, 1920 Helen McPherson, 1919 Dorothy J. Martin, 1921 J. Stanley Partridge, 1918, substitute Sara L. Strauss, 1920 Sally R. Thompson, 1921 Marion Wright, 1919 Violoncellos Eleanor Mack, 1920 Maurine C. Wingert, 1918 Bass Hamilton C. Macdougall Piano Susan M. Lowell, 1919 Marjorie L. Perkins, 1920 Miss Edith S. Tufts Organ Rose 1 ' helps, 1919 ISli MpUfalfg (Enllpgp Npiua Dorothy S. Greene, 1918 Editor-in-Chief Alice Wharton, 1918 Associate Editor Ruth E. Crosjiy, 1918 Katherine a. Donovan, 1918 Dorothy E. Collins, 1919 Margaret W. Conant, 1919 Jeanette Mack, 1919 Assistant Editors Adele M. Rumpf, 1919 Ruth Baetjer, 1920 Emily T. Holmes, 1920 Eleanor Skerry, 1920 Mary B. Jenkins, 1903 Alumna Editor Elisabeth Patch, 1916 Business Manager Dorothy G. Miller, 1918 Assistant Business Manager 181 Mrllralrij CEollnu ' magazinf Helen B. Mitchei-l, 1918 Editor-in-Chicj Sally C. Wood, 191cS Elizabeth Pickett, 191X Helen Hersiiey, 1918 Eleanor D. Blodgett, 1919 } Associate P.ditors Eleanor E. Carroll, 1919 Therese W. Strauss, 1919 Mavis C. Barnett, 1920 ' Er.iSAiiETii Patch, 1916 Jhisiucss Maiuujcv Dorothy G. Mhj.er, 1918 Assistant lUisincss Mauaycv I ' rcss Ihircaii l.i ' .Aii J. Ai!uail ims()n Pansy V. Jones Letty M. Bohanon Gwendoline Keene Margaret C. Hale Dorothea A. Mkpham Elizaiseth Hannum Elizaueth Scott Ar.KMA WoLKE 182 Marcuerite Attereurv, 1918 Editor-in-Chief Ellen Montgomery, 1918 Assistant Editor Elise Anderson, 1918 Margaret W. Babcock, 1918 V Literary Editors Elizabeth E. Lupfer, 1918 J Cornelia H. Kellogg, 1918 Art Editor-in-Cliicf Marcia S. Priest, 1918 I t ■ , t t r lu ' ,, Assistant Art Editors Grace Roberts, 1918 | Laura M. Vossler, 1918 Business Maua(jcr Evelyn Russell, 1919 Assistant Business AhuHujer Marie Carns Department of Ilyijiene Editor 183 AUtattrp iFranratsr Francesca R. La Monte, 1918 President Katheri NE A. Donovan, 1918 ' . Vice-President Mary E. Holland, 1919 Secretary Ruth K. Robinson, 1918 Assistant Secretary Marion H. Wallace, 1919 Treasurer Mathilde B. Damazy Faculty Member (Ctrrula (Eaatrllano Grace R. Ciiadwick, 1918 President Marion F. H. Brackett, 1919 Vice-President-Treasurer Mary L. E. Francis, 1918 Secretary Alice H. BusHEE ) c n r, i . -n } tacultv Members Angela Palomo Sputarlirr Urrpin Agnes A. Lance, 1918 President Isabel D. Bassett, 1918 Vice-President Constance M. Loftus, 1919 Secretary M. Beatrice Pxitney, 1919 Treasurer (Sraiiuatf (Ulub Ruth A. Hoyt President Eleanor P. Munsicker Vice-President Margaret D. Christian Secretary Marjorie a. Dim mitt Treasurer Maxw (Elub Helen Broe President Katherine Vose Vice-President Henrietta Driscoll Secretary Helen Makr Treasurer ilimtfaula (Elub I )( m i-r 1 1 Y Stacy President Katherine Johnson Vice-President Mary Hakuing Treasurer Laura Ewe Secretary 184 ©Ijtn (Elub Margaret Thomas President Jane SANT I ek Vice-President lu.iZAiiETii McDowell Secretary and Treasurer Parifir (Eoaat (Elub Helen MacKinnon President Ruth Bolgiano Secretary and Treasurer ffitfo f Jalanii (Elub Louise Crossley President Louise Saunders Secretary and Treasurer i ' autljrrn (Elub Margaret Babcock President Mary Elizabeth Chinn Vice-President Marion Blair _ Secretary and Treasurer iUpxaa (Elub Pearl Ponsford President Grace Twyman Vice-President Ruby Ponsford Secretary and Treasurer Urrmont (Elub Katherine Kinsman President Alice Darling Vice-President Elizabeth Howe Secretary Esther Langlev Treasurer (Enloraba (Elub Caroline Bergheim President Prudence Bostwick Vice-President and Treasurer Mary McCullough .-. Secretary and Treasurer 185 QIoitBUJtipr ' a Sjpagur Ellen Richardson, 1919 President Elizabeth F. Shipman, 1919 Secyctary DouoTH V C. DoREMUS, 1919 Treasurer Edith S. Tufts Faculty Member (iLADYS Havens, 1918 j Lillian J. Milieu, 1919 - Executive Board Mak.iorie McK. Billow, 1920 (EoUpgp rttlrmruta Aaaorialinn Margaret P. Littleiiai.es, 1919 President Margaret Kugler, 1918 HiLDE a. J. WULP, 1919 ( T7- ry - , Margaret B. MacNaughton, 1920 f Vice-Presidents (JERTRUDE StERNBERGH, 1921 ' Elizabeth R. King, 1919 Sceretary-Treasurer Annie K. Tuell Faculty Member (Elub for S ' tiiDi} of S ' orialiam Mary B. Spahr, 1918 President Martha II. Williams, 191 9 Secret a ry- Treasurer Miss Vida D. Scudder Laura M. ' ossler, 1918 I Ruth Porter, 1919 Executive Board Eleanor Mack, 1920 i Ri ' Tii Metzckr, 1921 ; fEqual g ulfraijp ICraguf Barbara Tompkins, 1918 President Miss Josephine H. Batchelder Vice-President Helen II. Santmver, 1918 Secretary-Treasurer Donald S. Tucker . L. M ii.i.uED Paris 1918 ( Executive Board Emily I. Case, 1920 l Evelyn A. Sodeki.and, 1920 ' 186 MpUralru (EoUrgp Har Irltpf (irgauijation Elisabeth G. Frost Head Kathleen Murphy Chairman of Surgical Dressings Frances Grinnan Chairman of Seiving for Refugees and Children Marion Hamblet Chairman of French Orphans Amelia Henderson Chairman of Knitting Hortense Barcalo Chairman of Entertainments Katharine Moller Chairman of Periodical League Gretchen Peabody Chairman of A. B. F. B. Ellen Richardson Secretary Kathleen Elliott Treasurer 187 pi)t Ipta SCappa Eta (llliaptrr nf HJamiarljuarttB Ellen F. Pendleton President Angie C. Chapin Vice-President Helen S. French Treasurer Mrs. Mabet. E. Hoddek Secretary Honorary Member Caroline PiAZAun, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. Faculty Members Ruth F. Allen, Ph.D Wisconsin, 1905 Edward E. Brancroft, M.A., M.D Atnlierst, 1883 Katheri n e Lee Bates, M . A Welleslcy , 1 880 Ruth Beattie, B.A Missouri. 191 1 Mary W. Calkins, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D Smith. 1885 Mary S. Case, B.A . ' . Michigan. 1884 Angie C. Chapin, M.A Michigan, 1875 Martha P. Conant, Ph.D Welleslcy, 1890 Mary L. Courtney, B.A Boston University. 1909 Helen L. Drew, M.A Minnesota. 1914 Katherine M. Edwards, Ph.D Cornell. 1888 Helen S. Fren c u , P H . D Welleslcy . 1 902 Eleanor A. McC. Gamble, Ph.D Welleslcy. 1889 S. Munroe Craves, M.A Colgate, 1902 Olive Greene, B.A Welleslcy. 1906 Clarence G. ITamilton, M.A Rrozvn, 1888 Sophie C. Hart, M.A Radcliffe. 1892 Adeline B. Hawes, M.A Oberlin, ISS3 Mabel E. Hodder, Ph.D Syracuse. 1895 Elizabeth K. Kendall, M.A., LL.B Radcliffe. 1899 Eliza H. Kendrick, Ph.D Welleslcy, 1885 Frederic H. Lahee, Ph.D Harvard. 1902 Mary J- Lamier, B.S University of Chicago, 1909 Laura E. Lock wood, Ph.D Kansas. 1891 188 PHI BETA KAPPA— Continued Louise S. McDowKi.r.. Pir.D Il ' cllrslcy. 1898 Marion E. Markley, M.A irdlcslcx, 1909 Helen A. Merrii.i., Ph.D IVclIcsley. 1886 A. Bertha Miller, Ph.D Gonchcr. 1894 Ellen F. Pendleton, M.A., Litt. D., LL.D Wcllcsley, 1886 Alice Robertson, Ph.D California. 1898 Marion D. Savage, M.A IVellesley, 1909 ViDA D. Scudder, M.A Smith, 1884 Martha H. Shackford, Ph.D IVellesley. 1896 Margaret P. Sherwood, Ph.D Vassar. 1886 Laetitia M. Snow, Ph. D Gaucher, 1893 Seal Thompson, M.A Chicago, 1914 Roxana H. Vivian, Ph.D IVellesley, 1894 Alice V. Waite, M.A Smiih. 1886 Alice Walton, Ph.D Smith, 1882 Judith B. Williams, Ph.D Vassar, 1912 Anna P. Youngman, Ph.D Chicago, 1904 Graduate Students Ruth A. Hovt, B.A IVellesley, 1915 Class of 1918 Ruth M. Addoms Ruth P. Altman Marguerite Atterburv Isabel D. Bassett Lucy B. Besse Helen V. Broe LuciNTHiA Butler Anna Carlin Mary E. Chinn Katharine C. Coan Sarah S. Deitrick Sally Angie V. Eames Gertrude M. Greene Ruth H. Harding Hester S. Lewis Bessie Mead Dorothy Onthank Anna F. Paton Frances H. Pettee Jean C. Snyder Helen Snow Gladys Watkins Calkins Wood 189 ®l|r Agora F. Elisabeth Os(;ood, 191S ..President Ruth M. Addoms, 1918 Vice-President Margaret B. Miller, 1918 Recording Secretary Margaret A. Davison, 1918 Corresponding Secretary LuciNTHiA Butler, 1918 Treasurer Hester S. Lewis, 1918 Commissary Marion Bell, 1919 Assistant Commissary Mauc;uerite Sciioonmaki;r, 1919 Scrgcant-at-Arms Margaret Pierson, 1918 Keeper of the House Catharine L. Fish, 1919 Assistant Keeper of the House Ruth P. Altman, 1918 ) Vera C. Hemenway, 1919 ■ Executive Coiuiiiillcc M. Eleanor Prentiss, 1919 Edith E. Pickard, 1919 Keeper of the Records 190 Sn iFarullatP Ethel Benedict Mary W. Calkins Mary Caswell Helen S. French Celie H. Hershev Alice W. Ottley Frances L. Knapp Mabel A. Stone Alice Vinton Waite LiLLA Weed l nnnrani iHrmbrr General ImiN 1. Pershing Elisabeth Patch Ruth M. Addoms Elise Anderson Ruth P. Aultman ' ioLA Blackburn Rae M. Brown Lucinthia Butler Katherine S. Coan Clare A. Coolidge Margaret Davison Helen P. Farrell Ester I. Fismer Marion C. Frenyear Florence M. Gifford Pauline Holley Mildred Lauder Aluimtar 1918 Elaine Marshall Hester S. Lewis Helen L. Lyon Dorothy G. Miller Margaret B. Miller F. Elizabeth Osgood Charlotte M. Penfield Margaret Pierson Mary Robinson Ruth R. Robinson Eleonore M. Schnepf Marjorie W. Stone Harriet Vose Laura M. ossler Florence Wallace Ruth Wandless Sally Calkins Wood 1919 Alice H. Armstrong Edith A. Bagley Marion Bell Helen M. Bishop Prudence Bostwick Ruth S. Coleman Elizabeth Clark Davis Catherine Fish Elizabeth Hannum ' eka Hemenway Ruth H. Hornsey Eleanor Linton Helen Merrell Edith E. Pickard Ruth G. Porter M. Eleanor Prentiss Margaret R. Scherer Marguerite Schoonmaker Dorothy Weinschenk !l,.;, -.- IL fi,. i;i, .|l lilulll H, ' .: ' .) 191 LiiLiSK St()cki!K1Ix;k, 1918 President JuLiANXA R. Tatum, 1918 Vice-President Makcarkt McNaughton, 1918 . Recording Secretary Maki- E. Chin n, 1918 Corresponding Secretary Frances H. Pettee, 1918 Treasurer Norma Joseph son, 1918 Custodian Dorothy W. Dennis, 1914 i EuzAitETii Pickett, 1918 J. Executive Committee Reiiecca N. Vincent, 1918 J Helen R. Andrews, 1919 Pirst Pactotum Eleanor D. Rlodcett, 1919 Second Pactotum 192 Malvina Bennett Angie Clara Chapin Dorothy Dennis Caroline R. Fletcher Clarence Hamilton M JFarullatr Adeline B. Hawes Agnes F. Perkins Emma Sciioll Muriel A. Streibekt Alice Walton IJ unnranj fHrtnbrr MARliAUICT Am;L1. I ' .ARKER Margaret Bancroft Myrtle F. Chase Charlotte L. Chrystal Frances Von R. Phelps Helen Atkins Helen D. Bean Caroline E. Bergheim Mary Bishoff Gertrude R. Bristol Dorothy F. Buck Anna Carlin Mary Elizabeth Chinn Louise Cross Evelyn M. Dana Dorothy S. Greene Gertrude M. Greene Mary A. Hildreth Catharine B. Hope Esther E. Johnson Norma Josephson Helen R. Andrews Elizabeth L. Barbour Eleanor D. Blodgett Dorothe E. Collins Elizabeth F. Freeman Madeleine Gibson Alva B. Hammerskold Margaret M. Horton Esther Hoover Aliimuar 1918 1919 Elizabeth Maris Alice T. Rowe Helen W. Wheeler Lucretia B. Traver Katherine M. Kinsman Mildred P. Little Marie M. McKinney Margaret McNaughton Ellen Montgomery Anna J. Morse Frances H. Pettee Elizabeth Pickett Helen Rice Helen H. Santmyer Jean C. Snyder Louise Stockbridge Julianna R. Tatum Rebecca C. Vincent Ethel M. Wells Alice Wharton Ruth E. Kelly Elizabeth R. King Constance M. Loft us Jane W. Matthews Sarah Morrison Mildred E. Perkins Rose Phelps Adele N. Rumpf Therese W. Strauss 193 piii i ' igma iFratprnttu Alplja (Hljaptrr Elsa Graefe, 1918 1 ' rrsidriit Katherine a. Donovan, 1918 Vicc-I ' risiih ' iit Beatrice O. Douglas, 1918 Recording Secretary Bess E. Whitmarsii, 1918. Corresponding Secretary J. Stanley Partridge, 1918 : Treasurer IlouoTiiY Onthank, 1918 . ' . Head of Work Lillian M. Barr, 1918 Cnslndiaii of the House Dorothy Paris, 1919 ,, , ■ r- T- mm f Marshals ChARLENE FlEBEGER, 1919 ) 194 3tt Jffarultutr Josephine H. Batchelder Katherine Lee Bates Elizahetu W. Manwaring ViDA D. SCUDDER Alutmtap Alice Coseo Margaret Christian Helen B. Coe Katherine K. Davis Mercelia Wa(;ner 1918 Lillian Barr Helen V. Broe Josephine C. Cooper Dorothea DeLong Katherine A. Donovan Beatrice Douglas Mary Edwards Kathleen Elliott L. Mildred Paris Gertrude A. Eraser Elsa Graefe Carolyn Hall Gisela Haslett Helen Howe Adeline B. Klein Margaret T. Maxwell Francesca B. L a Monte Ida V. Lock WOOD Anna W. Nock Jeannette B. Nostrand Dorothy Onthank Stanley Partridge Alice K. Paton Beatrice W. Powell Helen Tiei, Barbara Tompkins Miriam Towr, Culbert Eleanor M. Towne JoSELLA M. ' 0GELIUS Katherine M. Waiujwell Bess Whitmarsh Marion S. Winstead 1919 Nellie M. Barnes Christine S. Breingan Alice W. Clough Muriel Coe Mary W. Crane Dorothy D. Faris Charlene Fiebeger Hester G. Gibson Fi-ORENCE E. Goodrich Frances A. G. Grin nan Amelia Henderson Helen B. Hockenberkv Anna L. Hunter Florence S. Johnson Florence L Langley Ruth L. McClelland Mary Virginia Martin Dorothea A. Mepham Kathleen Murphy Margaret M. Willis 195 Helen L. Swcirmsteut, 1918 President Helen F. Blake, 1918 Vice President LuciLE Andrews 1919 Reeording Secretary Dorothy A. Dibble, 1918 Corresponding Secretary Eleanor M. Dickson, 1918 Treasurer Katharine Mollek, 1918 Keeper of the House F. lloKTENSE Barcalo, 1919 I ,. ... ,, „ tr trs ( raclotunis Marian V. Bash, 1919 J 196 Laura Dwight Gertrude Hall Mary B. Jenkins Amy Kelly Helene B. Magee LOITISE Ellen McDowell Pendleton 3n IFantUalr Er.EANOR A. Gamble Elizabeth K. Kendall Eliza H. Kendrick Marion E. Markley Margaret P. Sherwood Bertha K. Straight Edith S. Tufts M. Young Mabei i onurarH llpmbrr Enrra Wynne Matthison Kennedy Aluittnap Miriam Dean Jessica Dee Ruth A. Hoyt Marguerite Atterbury Lucy B. Besse Helen Blake Katharine Bonbuight Edith Boyd Dorothy Dibble Eleanor M. Dickson Blanche S. Doe Ruth B. Dunn Angie V. Eames Gladys Haven Helen S. Hers hey Ruby Hillman Pauline Holmes Alnah James Lucile Andrews Marian V. Bash F. HORTENSE BaRCALO Marguerite M. Bkenizer Elizabeth C. Brooks Dorothy Colville Margaret W. Conant Isabel S. Ireland Josebiiine p. January 1918 1919 Elizabeth H. Morris Catherine Oakes Viola J. Rottenburg Wilhelmina Josopait Margaret Kugler Elizabeth E. Lupfer Caroline G. McLoutii Helen B. Mitchell Katharine Moller Hildegarde Nichols Fannie C. Rane Helen Snow Helen L. Swormstedt Katherine Timberman Mary H. Wardwell Florence West Mary J. Woodfill Marion Wiley Margaret P. Littlehales Susan M. Lowell Ellen L. Richardson Louise W. Saunders Rose Schwenger Marjorie I. Scudder Emily L. Trimmer Leona VanGorder Katherine G. Vose Eleanor White 197 Sail 2rta lEv«siUni Henrietta Mackenzie, 1918 President Dorothy Glenn, 1918 J ' ice President Katiiekine Cj. Walton, 1918 Recording Secretary ( Iladvs 1 T. Watkins, 1918 CorrrspoiidiiKj Secretary Ruth II. IT a udi n c, 191 8 Treasurer IIarriette () ' B. Harding, 1918 Head of Jl ' orh Ar.NES A. Lange, 1918 Keef er of the J-loiise KdNA L. IIOLTORF, 1919 1 Miriam R. Smaf.!.. 1919 | Assistant heefers of the House Margaret M. Howe, 1918 f.ditor of I ' he Iris 198 Alice V. V. Brown Helen I. Davis Laura A. Hibbard Mabel E. Hodder Margaret H. Jackson 3n Jffarultatr Henrietta Littlefield Flora I. MacKinnon Hamilton C. Macdoucall Margarethe Muller Hetty S. Wheeler Alice I. P. Wood i onorarij JHrmbrra Ralph A. Cram Josephine Preston Peabodv Marks Alumna Gladys A. Turnback 1918 Virginia Alcock Elizabeth Harrington Marjorie Beach Blanche Cameron Grace Chadwick Elizabeth M. Curran Frances Dunham Mary C. Fleet M. Louise Frein Dorothy Glenn Marjorie B. Hammond Marion Harbison Harriet O ' B. Harding Ruth J. Hastings Marie PIenze Theodora L. PIeyden Margaret M. Howe Cornelia Kellog Agnes A. Lange Etheleen Lesure Henrietta Mackenzie Elizabeth McGill Bessie Mead Edith Mitchell Evelyn Nay Dorothea Porter Lidorra Putney Dorothy L. Stacy Dorothy Stern Marjorie L Stickney Katherine Walton Gladys PL Watkins 1919 Emma K. Anderson Susan U. Armstrong Ruth F. Brooks Mary S. Crowther Mary E. Harding Rena H. Harris Dorothea Hazzard Louise B. Holcombe Edna L. Holtorf Hattie D. Levy Clarice Lewis Mary E. Long Rita E. Pond Margaret L. Post M. Beatrice Putney Miriam B. Small Esther L. Worden 199 2rta Alplja Makcaket M. Goi.nsciiMmT, 1918 President I )(ii;nriiv Brewer, 1918 Vice President j AK ' ETTE G. Jardine, 1918 Recording Secretary Rr-nr Candlin, 1918 Corresl onding Secretary S A k A 1 1 S . I ) i; I T K r I ' i , 191 8 Treasurer M A UT 1 1 A J . J UDSON , 191 8 H cad of Fork IsAiiEi. D. Bassett, 1918 Editor of Zeta Alf ha Annual IsAMKi. K. BoM), 1919 Assistant Editor of Zeta Alpha Annual I Iki.en L. I ' j)WAuns, 1918 Custodian 1 1 AUUiET I-;. Weisiikk, 1919 Assistant Custodian Eleanor E. Cauk(ii.i., 1919 | M A N I ( ) N II. W A 1 .1 . ACK, 1919 ( Marshals 200 Myrtilla Avery Martha P. Conant iln iFarullatf Lucy Freeman Eliza J. Nkwkirk Martha H. Shackford Dorothy Balowin Aluntitap Mh.dred Fiske Pauline Siiorey 1918 Florence Bartlett Isabel D. Bassett Catherine Boyd Gertrude Boyd Margaret F. Boyd Dorothy Brewer Mildred Butler Ruth Candlin Jeraldine Carmichael Joyce Crosby Sarah S. Deitrick Helen L. Edwards Adela F. Fitts Margaret Goldschmidt Dorothy Grafly PIelen F. Louisa May Greeley Edith Grimes Elizabeth Hamblin Janette Jardine Martha Jane Judson Ruth L. Lange Fannie S. Mitchell Anna F. Paton Beatrice Page Grace Roberts Elizabeth M. Skinner Marie Thibaudeau Doris Wardner Sarah M. Wensell Ruth Wetzel Whiting 1919 Isabel Boyd Alice Burbank Eleanor Carroll Dorothy Doremus Marion C. Hamblet Kathryn L. Hinrichs Mary Holland Marion Holliday Marion F. Lord Harriet McCreary Hazel Martin Mary M. Martin Pa ' elyn Russell Elizabeth McK. Scott Ruth Shaw Emily Thompson Marion Wallace Harriet Webber Irene Wilson | ' JJ1-| L PITO 201 (Elaaa of laia Officers Eleanor White President Edna L. Holtorf Vice-P resident Marian V. Bash Recordinij Secretary MAR ■ S. CKf)WTHEU Corrcspoudimj Secretary Alice L. Durban k Treasurer Elizaheth p. Hannum J Marian l ' . Loud ■ lixecntive Board M. Eleanor Prentiss ) IsaiiklK BovD ( -Idvisory Board DoUOTllV WILSON ) l ' ' ' w- c ' ' ' } factotums Louise W. SAiNnicRS Susan M. Lowi:li Song Leader 202 iSmbrrji uf Ollaaa of 1913 Abbott, Charlotte B Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Aldrich, Marv E 4210 Pleasant St., Des Moines, Iowa ' ' .Almv, Madeline E 21 Morgan St., New Bedford, Mass. Anderson, Elizabeth A Ill Whitmore St., Hartford, Conn. Anderson, Emma K 409 Whitlock St., Marietta, Ga. Anderson, Hester L 207 Highland Ave., Needham. Mass. Anderson, Louise H Grove St., Peekskill, N. Y. Andrews, Helen R 135 Weston Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Andrews, Lucille 2241 Euclid Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Armstrong, Alice H 488 Lexington St., Waltham, Mass. Armstrong, Ellen R. F. D. 1, Augusta, N. J. Arm.strong, Susan U 143 Willis x ve., E. Detroit, Mich. Arnold, M. Ernestine 249 Park St., New Haven, Conn. .A.TWf)0i), Margaret 1. 4 Putnam St.. Quincy, Mass. ' Baecock, Ferebe E P. O. Box 320, Columbia, S. C. Babcock, Mary E 1936 Sheridan Rd, Evanston, 111. Bacon, Dorothy A 4. 2 Briar Place, Chicago, 111. Baglev, Edith A 139 S. Main St., Milford, Mass. Bailey, Jean D 1037 Hulton Rd., (Jakmont, Pa. Bailey, Katharine Ogston, Columbus. N. J. Bailey, Mamre 177 Jewett Ave., Buffalo, N. J. ' •Baker, Muriei Wellesley, Mass. Barbour, Elizabeth L 420 Hyde Ave., Ridgway, Pa. Barcalo, F. Hortense Hotel Lenox, Buffalo, N. Y. Barnes, Nellie M Highmore, S. D. Barstow, Charlotte D 84 Winthrop Ave., Wollaston, Mass. Bash, Marion B 1114 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 203 CLASS OF 1919— Covtimird Baxter, Florence A 197 Second St., Troy, X. Y. Belcher, Margaret F 20 Norwood Ave., Newton Centre, Mas.s. Bell, Elizabeth D 1530 E. Marquette Rd., Chicago, 111. Bell, Marion 50 Lincoln St., Glen Ridge, N. J. Bennett, Ruth 57 Barre St., Montpelier, ' t. BiNNS, Truth M W. Woodland Rd., Pittslnirgh. Pa. Bishop, Helen M 60 Film St., Quincv. Mass. BiXBV, Helen D 30 S. Main St.. Milford, Mass. Blair, Marian H 210 S. Cherry St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Blake, Mary 7? North St., Saco. Maine Blakeslee, Loluse W 50 Randolph Ave., Waterhury, Conn. Blodgett, Eleanor D 10 Reynolds Ave., Cortland, X. Y. Bonsall, Helen P 56 Hudson Ave., Haverstraw, N. Y. BosTwicK, Prudence 1045 Gaylord St., Denver, Col. BowEN, Hilda C Delphi, Ind. Bowman, Mildred E 433 Woodlawn, Topeka, Kan. BovD, Isabel K 412 Sycamore Ave., Mari on, Pa. I ' Bradv, Helen R _ 9 Almont Ave., Worcester, Mass. Bragdon, Gretchen 7 Central Scjuare, East Boston, Mass. Brannock, Julia V 27 Academy St., Amsterdam, N. Y. Brkikgan, Christine S 190 S. 6th St., Newark, N. J. Brenizer, Marguerite M 715 E. 4th St., Chattanooga, Tenn. P.RiNTON, E. ' THER Oxford, Pa. Brockelman, C. Marlitta 105 Prescott St., Clinton, Mass. P)KoNNER, Zii.laii J 1535 ( lirard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Brooks, IClizaiietii G 604 Pleasant St., Worcester, Alass. Brooks, Ruth F 185 Princeton St., East Boston, Mass. Brown, Dorothv W 283 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Brown, Margaret E 101 S. 10th St., Newark, N. J. Buck, Piivllis : 59 Ferdinand St., Melrose Highlands, Mass. I URBANK, Alice L West Boylston, Mass. P.usuni ' .ll, IvMTii , Stanwood and Terrace Ro. ' ids. F.ast Cleveland. ( )hio CAl.I.owA ■, Marion M llomewood . ])artmcnts, P)altimore, Md. Carroll, Im.kanor E 316 Bement . ve., Vest Xew Pirighton, N. Cartkr, Katiii ' .rine ' .1 103 . rdmore . vc.. . rdni irc, Pa. 20.} CLASS OF 9 9—Co)ttinucd Caskey, M. Alline 217 N. 12tli St., Boise, Idalm Chang, Doen Ting Tai Fu Lee, 5 Jukong Rd., Shai, China Clarkson, Ft.ORENCE H 1915 Church Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Clough. Alice W 3836 3d St., San Diego, Cal. CoE, Muriel 10 Brenton St., Dorchester, Mass. Coleman, Ruth S. 532 Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. Collins, Dorothy E 421 Montgomerv Drive, Portland. Ore. Collord, Helen J 289 Highland Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. CoLViLLE, Dorothy 101 Lincoln Ave., Carbondale, Pa. Conant, Margaret W 121 Allston St., West Medford, Mass. Coombs, Margaret E Scarsdale, N. Y. -Cooper, Clarlssa B 1714 6th Ave., Moline, 111. -Cooper, E. Irene 128 E. Dudley Ave., Westfiekl, N. J. Crane, Mary W 791 Highland Ave., Piedmont, Cal. Crowtiier, Mary S 23 E. Gordon St., Sav;uinah, Cia. CuMMiNGS, Mary 1002 W. Main St., Marshalltown, Iowa Darling, Alice G 347 S. L nion St., Burlington, ' l. David.son, Eleanor M 8 Frances Place, Montclair, N. j. Davis. Elizabeth C 57 Park Ave., Madison, N. j. Day, Dorothy 2480 5th East St., Salt Lake City, Utah Decker, Dorothy H. 19 William St., Far Rockaway, N. Y. Denman, Ruth Ill Summit Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ' ' Dickinson, Averyl . 824 Fort St., Boise, Idaho DiETRiCK, Margaret K 201 Jefterson St., Boise, Idaho DoDD, Helen W Cliff Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Dodge, Eleanor 84 Walker St., Newtonville, Mass. Donovan, Rutii I . 7 Dartmouth St., Lawrence, Mass. Dorchester, Ruth 93 Summer St., Bristol, Conn. DoREMUS, Dorothy C 15 The Crescent. Montclair, N. |. Downey, Mar.iorie M 2473 18th St., N. W.. Washington, D. C. Dwight, Helen M 166 Elm St., llolyoke, Mass. Earl, Irene S 164 New Boston Rd., Fall River, Mass. Earp, Mar.torie E 2529 S. Cleveland St., Philadelphia, Pa. Eastman, Ruth M 64 Farragut Road, Swampscott, Mass. Edwards, Gladys T Malden-on- Hudson, N. Y. 205 CLASS OF 9 9—Coiitiiu(rd Emeksdn, Fav 327 Moody St.. Waltham, Mass. Everett, Madeleine C 68 High St., Newton Upper Falls, Mass. Paris, Dorothy D 1021 Harrison Boulevard, Boise, Idaho Farrei.l, Dorothea M Falmouth Foreside, Portland, Maine Ffxton, Elizabeth H 632 Orange St., Macon, Ga. Fessenden, Dorothy E 256 Washington Ave., Kingston. N. Y. Fieberger, Charlene 23 S. Balch St., Akron, Ohio Fish, Catherine L 112 Broad St., Bloomtield, N. J. Fi.ouRNOY, Elizabeth 1427 Douglas St., Sioux City, Iowa Flynn, Marjorie 131 N. Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio Freeman, Elizabeth F 25 Orange Heights Ave., West Orange, N. J. Frein, Louise 17 Mahaiwe St., Great Barrington, Mass. Frost, Euzabeth G Hanover, N. H. I ' Gardner. Maude P 123 Waterman St., Providence, R. 1. Gayloro, Helen 34 Baker . vc., Beverly, Mass. Gibson, Madeleine 134 Calumet . ve.. Calumet, Mich. Goodrich, Florence E 247 E. Franklin St., Winchester, Ind. CiouLD, Minnie T. 122 Summit .Vve., Mt. ' crnon. N. Y. Gray, Grace S 177 Clinton . ve.. New Rochcllc, N. Y. riREEi E •, Helen M 11 Kennelicc Ave., Bar Harhor, Maine Griefitii, Margaret L 860 Clinton Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. ( iRi M, Mary L Ch.-itau(|ua, N. Y. ( Jri n n an, Frances C Woodherry Forest, Va. Hale, Margaret C 3 W. 16lh St., New York, N. Y. Hall, Susan C Wellesley, Mass. Hamiu.et, Marion C 506 Lowell St., Lawrence, Mass. I JA.MME.RSKoLi), AiAA B 433 Palisade Ave., Yonkcrs, N. Y. llANLl•: •, Meredith 5810 IMackstone Ave., Chicago, 111. IIannum, Iujzabetii P 59 Pearl St., llolyoke, Mass. Han. SON, Mary E .St. .Mhans. Maine Harding, MAR ■ E 2220 Pleasant Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Harris, Rena H 1402 Pacific St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Ha.stings, Margaret F 7617 Wavcrly St., Pillshurgh, Pa. 206 CLASS OF 1919— Con nnffrf HASWEr.L, Lillian E 622 Oakwood Ave., Dayton, ( )hio Hazzard, Dorothea 40 N. Fulton Ave., Mt. ' ernon, N. Y. Hemenwav, ' er. C 6 Warren Road, Framingham, Mass. Henderson, Amelia 2716 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. Heydrick, Louise 920 Liberty St.. Franklin. Pa. HiGLEY, Kathekine V 271 N. Broad St., Norwich, N. Y. HiLLER, Jennie M Mattapoisett, Mass. • ' Hilton, Katharine L., 5640 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111. HiNRiCHS, Kathryn L 78 Douglad Road, Glen Ridge, N. J- Hockenberry, Helen B 723 W. Lovell St., Kalamazoo, Mich. HoLCOMBE, Louise B 8 Warren Square, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Holland. Mary E 9 Mann Ave., Newport, R. I. Holliday, E. Marion 69 N. Harrison Ave., Bellevue, Pa. Holt, Evelyn 70 Oak Ridge Ave., Summit, N. J. Holtorf, Edna L 152 Summit Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Hoover, Esther 521 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. HoRNSEY, Ruth H 180 Summit Ave., Summit, N. J. Horton. Margaret M 291 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga. HoxiE, Emily N Peace Dale, R. I. HoYT, Margaret H 313 S, 21st Ave., E., Duluth, Minn. Hunter, A. Louise 42 Elizabeth St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Hyde, Dorothea Deerfield, Mass. Ingersoll, Marion Hotel Clinton, East Orange, N. J. Ireland, Isabel S 100 S. William St., Johnstown, N. Y. Jackson, Gertrude 343 Maple Ave., Edgewood Park, Pittsliurgh, Pa. Jacobs. Helen B 2 Greenough Place, Jamaica Plain, Mass. January, Josephine P Ferguson, Mo. Johnson, Esther T 228 Court St., Plymouth, Mass. Johnson, Florence S 735 E. Burnside, Portland, Ore. Johnson, Frances M 721 Spencer Ave., Marion, Ind. Johnson, Katherine E 2221 Oliver Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn. Johnson, Laura 1 100 Randolph Ave., Peoria, 111. Johnston, S. Elinor Oliver Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones, Helen M 245 Migeon . ve., Torrington, Conn. V Jones, Pansy V 837 23(1 St., Rock Island, 111 207 CLASS OF 9 9—Cnnti)nicd ' ' Jordan, Helen C 35 Washington Ave., W ' iiUhrop, Mass. Jordan, Leonore 1631 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. Kelly, Madeleine P 12 Legrange St., Worcester, Mass. Kelly, Ruth E 911 W. P:im St., Scranton, Pa. Kerr, Catherine L Pacific Heights, Honolulu, T. H. Kimball, Cornelia Van B St. Paul ' s School, Concord, N. H. ' ' Kimball, Esther L 15 Kimball St., Worcester, Mass. King, Elizabeth R King ' s Mills, Ohio Kin g, Esther J R. F. D. 4, Phoenixville. Pa. Kirkland. Elizebeth Vandcrbilt Campus, Nashville, Tenn. Koester, Frances C 4606 N. Hermitage . ve., Chicago. 111. Kramlich, Clara V 225 N. 6th St., Reading, Pa. Kreigsman, Anita L 272 W. 90th St., New York. N. Y. Lamb, Helen A Greenacre Farm, Aiken, S. C. Langley, Esther Barre. ' t. Langlev, Florence 1 610 Pine St., Manchester. N. H. Lay, Clemewell 404 N. 5th St., Marshalltown, Iowa Lees, Jean 252 N. Franklin St., Winona, Mich. ' Lelacheur, Faith B 38 Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. S ' . Leonard, Margaret E 2988 E. Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Mich. Levy, Hattie D 1123 Nashville Ave.. New ( )rleans. La. Lewis, Clarice 369 Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. ' Lewis, Ruth E 26 Broad St., Lynn, Mass. Lierman, Mildred 711 Browder St., Dallas, Texas •Ling, Sing W ' usik, China Linton, Eleanor Mae 5L50 Forbes St., P ittsl)urgh, Pa. Littlehales, Margaret P :. 2132 Le Roy Place, Washington, D. C. Livingston, Hazel E 42 Glendale Road, Ouincy, Mass. LoFTUs. CoN.STANCE M 859 Rockdale . ve., New Bedford, Mass. LoMAX, Hilda J. E 2744 N. 11th St., l hiladelphia. Pa. Long, Maky E Coatesville Record, Coatesville, Pa. Loos, Cristabel Iowa City, Iowa Lord. Marian F 57 North St.. Saco. Maine Lovi;, 1{dna II ! 504 Neville St.. Piltshurgh. Pa. 208 CLASS OF 19 9— Continued Lowell, Susan M 39 High St., Newburyport, Mass. • Lu LSl)EN, HnrxN M 70 Summer St., Everett, Mass. 1 LvFORD, Katherine Van E 446 Pennsylvania Ave., Waverly, N. Y. MacBriue, Agnes H 61 E. Allen St., Winooski, Vt. McCarthy, Viola Mineola, N. Y. McCartney, Jane E 237 E. Bean St., Washington, Pa. McClain, Miriam G 803 Preston St., Philadelphia, Pa. McClelland, Ruth L 419 N. Jefiferson Ave., Saginaw, Mich. McCreary, Harriet N 61 Cedar St., Chicago, 111. McCreery, Gladys 225 High St., Fall River, Mass. McEwan, Miriam E 421 High St., W. Hoboken, N. J. McIntosh, Dorothy Spencer, W. Va. Mack, Jeannette 285 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. McNeely, Helen R Bradley Beach, N. J. McPherson, Helen 603 W. Washington St., Howell, Mich. McQueston, Imogene 747 Summer St., Manchester, N. H. Magoon, Carolyn J 20 High St.. Littleton. N. H. Martin, Hazel 57 LTnion St., Montclair, N. J. Martin, Mary M Colebrook, N. H. Martin, Mary V Honeoye Falls, N. Y. Matthews, Jane W 207 N. Main St., Concord, N. H. Mattocks, Millicent E 516 Knickerbocker St., Kansas City, Mo. Mepham, Dorothea A 103 Furman St., Schenectady, N. Y. Merrell, Helen 81 Union Ave., Framingham, Mass. Meyer, Miriam Linneus, Mo. ' ' Mu-er, Elizagetii L 106 N. 19th St., East Orange, N. J. Miller, Lillian J 2117 N. 3d St., Harrisburg, Pa. Miller, Margaret Beechwood, Bradford, Pa. Moore, Helen 257 King ' s Highway, W., Pladdonfield, N. J. Morris, Ruth M 4800 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Morrison, Anne J 55 Fanshaw Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Morrison, Sarah 1102 Brady St.. Davenport, Iowa Morse, Mary D 76 South St., Campello. Mass. Moulton, Elizabeth M 905 N. 12th St., Fort Smith, Ark. 209 CLASS OF 19 9— Continued MuKiMiv, Kathleen 1132 4th Ave, Los Angeles, Cal. Nash, E. Mildred 1601 South St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Oakes, Evelyn 56 Linden St., Wellesley, Ma.ss. Oberdorfer, Elise F 429 Vista. Ave., Portland, Ore. Packard, Helen M 607 Washington St., Ahington, Mass. Patee, Doris S 23 Beacon Ave., Holyoke, Mass. Peabody, Gretciien 119 Waban Ave., Waban, Mass. Perkins, Mildred E 130 S. Parkway, East Orange, N. J. Perry, Frances S Boonville, N. Y. Petersen, Gertrude 772 Hackett Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Phelps, Rose Red Towers, Hackensack, N. J. Pickard, Edith E 11 Albert St., Lowell, Mass. Pitt, Edith E. S Falmouth Foreside, Portland, Maine Plumb, Julia B 9H Summer St., North Adams, Mass. PoDOLOFF, Lena 367 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven, Conn. Pond, Rita E 56 President Ave., Providence, R. I. Ponsford, Peari ' . 810 N. Kansas St., El Paso, Texas Porter, Ruth G 17 Livingston Place, New York, N. Y. Post, Margaret L 114 Holbrook Ave., Detroit, Mich. Potter, Ruth B 103 Miln St., Cranford, N. J. Prentiss, M. Eleanor 238 Main St., Keene, N. H. ' Prior, Helen 138 Elm St., Worcester, Mass. ' Prugh, Mildred W 220 E. Church St., Xenia. Ohio Putney, M. Beatrice 153 Fort Pleasant Ave., Springfield, Mass. Rainold, Dorothy 1839 Calhoun St., New Orleans, La. Reed, Marian B 159 Cottage Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. R1CIIARD.S0N, Ellen L Sturgis, Ky. Risk, Douotiiy 324 Angel, Providence. R. I. ' RnnATHAN, Dorothy 130 W. 91st St., New York, N. Y. RoMiN.soN, Evelyn 5 I ' ranklin St., Concord, N. H. ' ' Rorin.son, Marian 315 Campbell St., Williamsport, Pa. Roehm, Hilda E . ' 59 N. 5th St., Newark, N. J. 210 CLASS OF 1919— Continued Rogers, Beatrice A 31 Clive St., Atlantic, Mass. Rogers, Constance Webster Hall, Exeter, N. 11. RosENFELD, Freda A 186 Ruthven St., Roxbury, Mass. Rothschild, Henrietta 2222 Green St., Philadelpliia, Pa. Roy, M. Sydney 214 S. 5th St., Hannibal, Mo. Rumpf, Adele M 99 Prospect St., Stamford, Conn. Russell, Evelyn 23 Loraine St., Hartford, Conn. Sachs, Eugenie H 932 Avondale Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Safford, Elizabeth L The Shelter, Lakeville, Conn. Saunders, Louise W 20 Dewey St., Providence, R. I. Sawyer, Lucy E 67 Pearl St., Holyoke, Mass. Sciierer, Margaret R 2626 Broad Ave., Altoona, Pa. Schmidt, Bernice E 5200 Harper Ave., Chicago, 111. Schoon maker, Marguerite 22 Queensbury St., Boston, Mass. ' Schreiber, Emma S 42 Belleville Ave., Newark, N. J. -Schroeder, Elizabeth 130 Virginia Park, Detroit, Mich, Schwenger, Rose 13223 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Scott. Elizabeth McK R. F. D. 4, Pittsfield, N. H. Scudder, Marjorie 1 73 Central Ave., Athenia, N. J. Sharp, Eleanor Genoa, N. Y. Shaw, Ruth 109 Winchester St., Brookline, Mass. Shepard, Marjorie B Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. vShillito, Margaret A 303 W. Vine St., Kalamazoo, Mich. Shipley, Marion _ 116 Oak Grove, Minneapolis, Minn. Shipman, Elizabeth F Kenilworth, 111. Simonds, Marie S 163 Somerset Ave., Winthrop, Mass. Small, Miriam R Goshen, Conn. Smith, Katharyn M 199 W. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Snyder, Berdend B 233 Turley Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa Soderlund,, Evelyn A 402 Hanover St., Manchester, N. H. Soloman. Lillian A 701 Market St., Wilmington, N. C. ■ Southard, Frances M 819 High St., Bath, Maine Sprague, Marian S 27 Monroe PI.. Brooklvn, N. Y. Statson, Margaret 1616 Jackson St.. Sioux City, Iowa ' Stal ffer, Elizabeth W Leola, Pa. Strauss, Therese W 196 E. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 211 CLASS OF 1919— Coiitiiiiicd Talcott, Arline S Glastonbury, Conn. Taylor. Dorothy A 1111 N. Main St., Hutchinson, Kan. ' Taylor, Eva M 920 S. 46th St., Philadelphia, Pa. ' Taylor, Gladys M 592 Washington St., Wellcsley, Mass. Thompson,. Doris M 176 Walnut St., Maiden, Mass. Thompson, Emily L 125 High St., Newton Upper Falls, Mass. Thompson. I. Kathleen _ Spencer, W. ' a. ToNo, E. Ling 88 Edna Terrace, Shanghai, China Topping, Jessie R 267 Fairfield Ave., Hartford, Conn. ToRPEY, Mary R 188 Chandler St., Worcester, Mass. i ' Traut, Elisabeth S West Main St., New Britain, Conn. Traut, Francesa I West Main St., New Britain, Conn. Traxler, Hilda 42 Yale Ave., Dayton, Ohio Trethaway, E.STIIER R 39 W. North St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Trimmer, Emily L 76 Hanover St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Tyson, Virginia 819 Felder St., Montgomery, Ah. Van Gorder, Leona Willoughby, Ohio VosE, Katherine G 103 Grant St., Portland, Me. Wallace, Marion H 24 N. Jefferson St., New Castle, Pa. Wallace, Sara J 64 Main St., Rochester, N. H. Wanzer, Virginia 6524 Union Ave., Chicago, 111. Washburn, Gladys E 22 W. Park St., Albion, ' N. Y. Webber, Harriet E 27 Sycamore St., Holyoke, Mass. Weeks, Ruth W 3461 Lowell St., Washington, D. C. Weinschenck, Dorothy 12 Ellsworth Ave., Cambridge, Mass. White, Eleanor Hart ' s Island, City Island, N. Y. Whiting, Helen A Whiting Hall, South Sunbury, Mass. Williams, Martha H Glastonluiry, Conn. Willis, Margaret M ..Mt. Vernon, Wash. Wilson, Dorothy 56 Front St., Walpole, Mass. Wilson, Emily A Wilson Farm, Paoli, Pa. Wilson, Irene H 27 Gates St., Worcester, Mass. Winchester, Mildred Irving Place, Holliston, Mass. Withrow, Margaret H 2923 Reading Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 212 CLASS OF 9 9— Continued WOLCOTT, SeLMA E.. Pequabuck, Conn. Wolfe, Alicia S 1637 Boulevard, West Hartford, Conn. Wood, Muriel Care Army and Navy Club, New York, N. Y. Woodman, MARt;ARET 188 Pine St., Bangor, Maine WoRDEN, Esther L 58 Franklin Place, Montclair, N. J. WuLP, J. Hilde a 2975 Perry Ave., New York, N. Y. Yost, Rachel E 400 Morewood Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Zic.LATSKi, Ethel 110 Columbia Boulevard, Waterbury, Conn. 213 (ElasH nf 1920 Officers Jeannk B. HAr.sTED President Edna H. Bowen Vice-President Oi.iVF. y TTKKi!i ' RV Recording Secretary Katharine Adams Corresponding Secretary Lucia I ' . I vkiucu Treasurer MakY L. BdOMICR ) I ' .M 1 1 A- T. Holmes : F.xeeiitiTe Board Claike L. Treat ) Helen I.. Siioemaki:r ) Advisory Board Eleanor Skickry ) ' Sarah C. McEeoo { Faeloliinis Mn.DKEi) Shei ' ard Catherine L. Mills - l-cader 214 mpmbpra nf (Elaas of 1920 Abbott, Josephine C Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Adams, Doris C hi Atkinson St., Bellows Falls, Vt. Adams, Katherine 75 Second St., Genesee, N. Y. -Alcock, Margaret L 2742 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. Alder, Margaret E 96 Llewellyn Road, Montclair, N. j. Alexander, Nellie B 242 E. Federal St., Youngstown, Ohio Mnderson, Emma 944 11th Ave., N., Seattle, Wash. Asam, Helen 7015 Cherry St., Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. Atkinson, Mary A P. O. Box 665, Connelsville, Pa. Atterbury, Olive 145 W. 86th St., New York City Atwell, Dorothy Hopedale, Mass. Austin, Mary L 79 New England Ave., Summit, N. J. AvERiLL, Edith ' . 1148 Main St., Campello, Mass. Babbitt, Helen A Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. Bacon, Ruby C 2728 Robinwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Baetjer, Anna M 740 Reservoir St., Baltimore, Md. vBaetjer, Katherine 317 Fairmont Ave., Winchester, Va. ' ' Baetjer, Ruth :...740 Reservoir St., Baltimore, Md. Bagg, Gladys L ...• 7 Brokaw St., Appleton, Wis. Bailey, Helen L :. 155 High St., Reading, Mass. Baker, Harriet C -..: Falmouth, Mass. Baker, Josephine D 95 Paul Revere Rd., Arlington Heights, Mass. Ballinger, Adelaide 622 Dayton St., Hamilton, Ohio Bancroft, Edith S 61 Erie Ave., Newton Highlands, Mass. ' ' Barber, Lucia P 1858 Kalorama Ave., Washington, D. C. ' Barber, Mab N 1858 Kalorama Ave., Washington, D. C. Barnard, Helen C . . 170 Rich Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Barnett, Mary C 120 Chestnut St., Potsdam, N. Y. Barnett, Mavis C 8 Newell Ave., Needham, Mass. Barr, L. Gladys 374 Pine St., Lowell, Mass. Barrett, Ellen E 9 Beeching St., Worcester, Mass. Batchelder, Mildred A 88 Main St., Sanford, Me. ' Beall, Jeanette L Armour Villa Park, Bronxville, N. Y. Bell, E. Dorothy : Salisbury, Conn. V Berrym an, Virginia R Smithfield, Va. Bigelow, Anna F 813 W. Lovell St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 215 CLASS OF 920— Continued Billow, Marjory M 823 Washington St., Evanston, 111. Black, Dorothy P Harris Trust Savings Bank, Chicago, 111. Blake, Elizabeth 31 Eagle Rock Way, Montclair, N. J. Blanchard, Marion 1 1432 Maple Ave., Evanston, 111. Bode, Gladys L 803 F St., Salida, Colo. ' Bolciano, Ruth A 451 Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. ■ Boomer, Mary L Hotel McAlpin, New York City • ' BoRG, Margery Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. Bowman, Emily R 20 Kenwood Ave., Worcester, Mass. ' BowEN, Edna H 20 Hawthorne Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Brackett, Marion F. H 862 Beech St., Manchester, N. H. • ' Bradley, H. Virginia 815 Elk St., Franklin, Pa. Brainerd, Gladys M 42 N. Main St., South Hadley Falls, Mass. Breciier, Helen G 516 Briar Place, Chicago, 111. ' Bremner, Olive B 30 Gates Ave., Montclair, N. J. Br(x)KS, Eleanor W 44 Elm St., Welleslev Hills, Mass. ' Brooks, Frances E 7 Urban St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Brooks, Mary A 17 Smith St., West Haven, Conn. ' ' Brown, Eleanor 54 Euclid Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Brown, Lydia M Cresstone Place, Cape May Court House, N. J. Bryan, Camilla E 208 Walnut St.. Elmira, N. Y. ' •Bull, Elizaheth DeF 295 Church St., Naugatuck, Conn. JBurgner, Helen E 1218 Munroe St., Charleston, 111. Burnett, Mildred W 61 Sanford Ave., Plaintield, N. J. Burnham, Pauline L 282 Federal St., Clreenfield, Mass. BuRTis, Marjorie 60 Fairview Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Busteed, Mabelle S 144 Oakland Rd., South Orange, N. J. BuTTERFiELD, Marjorie 11 W. 37th St., Savannah, Ga. Calvert, Douorin- W 1136 Second .Ave., Detroit, Mich. ' Cameron, Brenda P. Lanesborough, Berkshire Co., Mass. • Case, llnu.x 1 1 lubbard Woods, 111. Cash MAN, Mm . . 212 High Su, Newburyport, Mass. CiiAFEE, Mary S 5 Cooke St., Providence, R. 1. ■ Chandler, Elzura H 191 County St., Taunton, Mass. Chase, Louise G 500 Garrard St., Covington, Ky. Clark, Eleanor C Rivera, Cal. Clark, Josephine P Willoughby, Ohio Clei ' Hane, Beatrice A Chevy Chase, Md. C()FEEi:n, Catherine W : Le Roy, Minn. 216 CLASS OF 1920— Continued Coleman, Theresa V 59 Esmond St., Dorchester, Mass. Collins, Kathkvn Moorestown, N. J . CoMEGVS, Helen A 1525 Jetferson Ave., Scranton, Pa. CoMPTON, Dorothy Thompson Place, Louisville, Ky. CoNANT, Bernice E 121 Allston St., West Medford, Mass. Cook, Dorothy L Southfield, Mass. Cook, Jessie M 14 E. Biddle St., Baltimore, Md. Cook, Marjory B 506 Eighth Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Cooke, Cora L 462 S. Willard St., Burlington, Vt.  ' CooKE, Margaret H 191 Thayer St., Providence, R. I. CoRNEY, Edna F : 781 Broadway, South Boston, Mass. Cox, Elizabeth H : Media, Pa. Crampton, Gertrude H lOU Main St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Cutler, Katherine A North Wilbraham, Mass. Dalton, Hazel M 19 Spruce St., Portland, Maine Davidson, Eleanor B 1523 Adam Ave., Scranton, Pa. Davidson, Gertrude C 8 Frances Place, Montclair, N. J. Davis, Ethel A 867 Marietta Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Davis, Susanne 605 26th St., Rock Island, 111. Day, Emeline R. F. D. 1, Paris, Lamar Co., Texas 1 Dearborn, Lucia E 6 Mason St., Cambridge, Mass. DeVenne, M. Marjorie 99 Essex St., Youngstown, Ohio Dev, Roberta 511 N. Main St., Hightstown, N. J. Dickson, Christine E Pittsburg, Texas Douglas, Dorothea 129 Cooper Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Dow, Ruth E 17 Lincoln St., Exeter, N. H. Doyle, Harriette K 733 W. Market St., Akron, Ohio Driscoll, Henrietta A 6 Deering St., Portland, Maine Dunlap, Dorothy C 5 33 Beverly Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Durant, Margaret F 5 Grand St., Haverhill, Mass. Ebberts, Kathryn M 1206 Heberton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Edwards, Emily S South Rockwood, Mich. Ellin, Dorothy T 1028 Valley Lane, Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio Elsing, Katherine E 195 Euclid Ave.. Ridgefield Park, N. J. Emery, Elinor P 73 Gardner St., Allston. Mass. Engles, Ruth 9 Johnson St., Provincetown, Mass. Everett, Madeleine C 68 High St.. Newton Upper Falls, Mass. I ' Ewe, Laura 3208 Portland Ave., Minneapolis. Minn. Eynon, Gwenllyan M 131 Roup Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa. 217 CLASS OF 920— Continued •J Farnham, Ruth 1436 S. 20th St., Lincoln, Neb. Farrar, Kathrvn 1624 Emma Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Fehling, Mildred 125 6th St., La Grange, 111. Felton, Mary E New Alexandria, Pa. Ferguson, Kathleen B 1131 Fifth Ave., Huntington, W. ' a. Ferre, Edith 440 Oakland Ave., West New Brighton, N. Y. Fisher, Hannah 840 Michigan Ave., Evanston, 111. Flaog, Marion 27 Main St., Maynard, Mass. Fleet, Jane S Huntington, Long Island, N. Y. vFlintermann, Dorothea 2975 W. Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Mich. Flo ' d, Mildred 26 Johnson Ave., Winthrop, Mass. Foul, Martha R. F. D. No. 3, Bellevue Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. Freeman, Kathleen E 269 Vose Ave., South Orange, N. J. Frink, Estella G East Woodstock, Conn. Fritz, Muriel 754 Chestnut St., Manchester, N. H. Froehlich, Marie 679 Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. Funk, Margaret A 831 N. 41st St., West Philadelphia, Pa. Gali ' in, Frances E 4343 Schenley Farms Terrace, Pittsburgh, Pa. Garrett, Eleanor W Old York Road, Logan, Philadelphia, Pa. i Gaston, Marion G 5554 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gay, Margaret H _ 136 E. Fayette St., Llniontown, Pa. GoLDSCHMiDT, Clara E 21 Nomian Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. Goodspeed, Miriam 114 Grand ' iew Ave., Wollaston, Mass. (ioonwiN, Mary H LTnderwood Ave., Greensburg, Pa. Gordon, Catherine S 26 Sagamore Road, Worcester, Mass. Gordon, Harriet Phoebe 1912 First . ve. S., Minneapolis, Minn. (iKA ■, Margaret 214 College .Ave., Beavers, Pa. Green, Elizabeth M : Fox Chase, Philadelphia, Pa. Green, Ri;th C 272 Linox Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gregory, Constance H 317 Park Ave., Newark, N. J. (]rindley, Florence 1 311 Avery Ave., Detroit, Mich. Gruhler, Caroline L 1156 Glenwood Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. IIagi.i-.k, Makgaret T 1024 Boston Ave., Tulsa, Okla. Hale, (Ilad s Willianisville, Mass. ■ Hall, Dorothy E 4454 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Mal.stkd, Jeanne B 240 E. Dudley Ave., Westfield ' , N. J. Hamm, Margaret 1 671 Cable Ave., St. Paul, Minn, Harrison, Mildked B 86 Prospect Ave., Wollaston. Mass. 218 CLASS OF 1920— Continued Hartel, Helen C 274 Otis St., West Newton, Mass. Hartman, Grace E 38 Rutgers St., Rochester, N. Y. Hassett, Charlotte S..... 10 Clyde Road, Watertown, Mass. i ' Hassett, Loretta M 115 Congress St., Portsmouth, N. H. Hath. way, Madeline P Wellington and Thorne Aves., South Auburn, R. I. Hawkins, Ruth E 231 Springfield St., Chicopee, Mass. Heath, Katharine Katskill, N. Y. Heiston, Marv Virginia 1805 Franklin Ave., Columbus, Ohio Hering, Mary 733 Equitable Bldg., Denver, Colo. Hersey, Marion F Box 103, Hingham, Mass. Hildreth, Katharine C Amity ville, N. Y. Hill, Marie S East Corinth, Maine Hinkley, Ruth T 55 Saybrook PL, Buffalo, N. Y. Holmes, Emily T 95 Prospect Ave., Wyoming, N.. J. Hoover, Clara V 521 Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. Hope, Florence C Madison, N. J. Hornbrook, Margaret 3257 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind. Horne, J. Elinor Somersworth, N. H. V Howard, Louise 85 Caroline St., Ogdensburg, N. Y. Howe, Elizabeth 409 S. Union St., Burlington, Vt . Howie, Florence _ 159 Prospect St., Willimantic, Conn. HuBNER, Flora L 5743 Aylesboro Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Huget, Miriam L 244 Decatur St., Brooklyn, N. Y. v Hughes, Catharine 32 E. 64th St., New York City Humphrey, Helen 227 N. Main St., Cambridge Springs, Pa. Humphrey, Ina W 27 Prospect St., Malone, N. Y. Hunter, Margaret 42 Elizabeth St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JACK.S0N, Mary Fredna 1523 Annex Ave., Dallas, Texas Jakvis, Carol Webster Groves, St. Louis Co., Mo. Jenckes, Eleanor B 18 Quebec St., Sherbrooke, Quebec, Can. Jenckes, Louise Wyomissing, Pa. Johnson, Anna W 323 Montrose Ave., South Orange, N. J. Johnson, Annice K 18 Morse St., Woburn, Mass. v ' Johnson, Margaret 2367 Elm St., Manchester, N. H. Johnson, Ruth E 297 Church St., Naugatuck, Conn. Jones, Ethel H 139 N. Gallatin Ave., Uniontown, Pa. [ones, Gladys T Church St., Moravia, N. Y. Jones, Margaret P Church St., Moravia, N. Y. V Jones, Rachel C 125 E. Fourth Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. 219 CLASS OF 1920— Continued JuDSON, Katharine C 84 Warrington Place, East Orange, N. J. r JuNKiN, Josephine Red Oak, Iowa Kase, Mabel C R. F. D. 4, Norristown, Pa. vKeene, Gwendoline E 45 Forest St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Keithly, Hortense C O ' Fallon, Mo. Kelley, Bertha R 4 Dix St., Winchester, Mass. Kellogg, Florence B Mansfield Reformatory, Mansfield, Ohio , Kellogg, Julie 213 Hackett Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Kent, Emily 59 W. 46th St., New York City vKenyon, Berenice I Oakside, Smithtown Branch, Suffolk Co., N. Y. Kingsbury, Alison M 219 Stratford Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kingsley, Elizabeth R 2434 Overlook Road, Cleveland, ( hio KiNNEAR, Frances G Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Kinney, Ethel 3226 Woodburn Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Kite, Florence L 17 Russell St., Milton, Mass. ■J Kneeland, Viola B 26 Montview St., West Roxbury, Mass. vj Knight, Helena M Winchester, Mass. Knorr, Jessie E 1618 Fairmount Ave., Wichita, Kan. Kornfeld. Helene 51 Naples Road, Brookline, Mass. Kreiser, Eva M 896 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. KuRTii, Leona 179 26th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Lawyer, Agnes 73 Sigourney St., Hartford, Conn. Layman, Edith 15 Kingsbury PI., St. Louis, Mo. Le Fevre, Alice Louise 317 Jefferson St., Muskegon, Mich. Leland, Dorothy F Ilolliston, Mass. Leonard, Helen D 13384 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Leonard, Margery W Oakland, Maine Leslie, Agnes 45 Henry Ave., Newburg, N. Y. Levi, Next a Manning, S. C. Lewis, Dorothv 226 Upland IW., Camliridge, Mass. Liberman, M. Ruth 4 Jewett Place, Utica, N. Y. Liggett, Della E 311 Morewood . ' ve., Pittsburgh, Pa. Lindsay, Dorothy Paia, Maui, Hawaii, T. H. -[ Lindsay, Katharine 347 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Little, Mameli.e P 53 State St., Augusta, Me. Livingston, Eleanor ' . 41 N. High St., Bridgton, Me. London, Bertha E 3106 Avalon St., E. E., Pittsburgh, Pa. Long, Mary K _ Pontiac, 111. Lovatt, Douothv D Beech-Spring, South Orange, N. J. 220 CLASS OF 1920— Continued LovELAND, Ruth 409 Prospect Ave., Hackensack, N. J. LowRY, Edith E 935 Prospect Ave., Plainfield, N. J. LusTiG, Elisabeth L 31 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I. LuTKE, Gertrude R 367 Edgecombe Ave., New York City Lysholm, Ragnie a 72 Euclid St., Woodbury, N. J. McCoRMiCK, ' Rachel ., 4311 Bayard St., Pittsburgh, Pa. MacCornack, Alice M 27 Wild wood Terrace, Glen Ridge, N. J. McCoy, Elizabeth 45 Larch Ave., Bogota, N. Y. McDonald, Helen 287 Locus St., Holyoke, Mass. McDowell, Helen Louise Medina, Ohio Macduff, Marion F 106 Chestnut St., Everett, Mass. McLeod, Sarah G 160 Broad St., Charleston, S. C. McLouTH, Agnes S 22 Cuyler St., Palmyra, N. Y. ' ' MacNaugiiten, Margaret B Slant Acres, Towaco, N. J. • Mack, Eleanor 285 Central Park West, New York City Main, Margaret 206 Union St., Olympia, Wash. Manchester, Elizabeth K Clark Mills, N. Y. Marr, Helen 271 Deering Ave., Portland, Me. Marsh, Luella G 59 Lake St., Muskegon, Mich. Marshultz, Janet C 637 S. Court St., Montgomery, Ala. Mayer, Maxine 216 S. Hull St.. Montgomery, Ala. Mayo, Phoebe 422 W. College St., Rochester, Minn. Meissner, Elsa 315 Oak St., West Hoboken, N. J. Menzel, Mary Louise Union St., Cedar (irove, N. J. Mertz, Helen B 5 Orchard St., Newark, N. J. Middleton, Josephine W 25 Madison Ave., New York City 1 Mills, Catherine L 30 Curtiss St., New Britain, Co nn. Miner, Lillian 150 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. Mittenmaier, Bertha A 508 N. Washington St., Rome, N. Y. Mock, Elizabeth C 147 Virginia Park, Detroit, Mich. Moles, L. Esther Wheat Ridge, Col. V Montgomery, Margaret 814 Congress St., Portland, Maine Moody, Esther F East Northfield, Mass. Morgan, Frances E 5525 Hampton St., East Pittsburgh, Pa. Morris, Clair 125 Union St., Natick, Mass. Morris, Ethel 8 Clinton Place, Metuchen, N. J. Morse, Ethelyn E 35 Ford Ave., Oneonta, N. Y. Moses, Marjorie Tilton, N. H. Murphy, Margaret Sumner, Miss. 221 CLASS OF 1920—Contiinicd Nash, Lois 310 (irovelaiid Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Nash, Ruth W 310 (Iroveland Ave., Minncapoli.s, Minn, Neiman, Evei.- ' n N _ 341 Sixth Ave., McKecsport, Pa. Nesbitt, Helen T Ashton, Md. Nettleshh ' , Margaret W 5812 DeGiverville Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Newbro, Martha 46 Pallister Ave., Detroit, Mich. Ober, Marion L 16 Gibbs Ave., Newport, R. L OoREN, Cecille K 1344 Pacific St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ogsbury, Harriet H 113 William St., Watertown, N. Y. CJrmdoff, Florence M 321 Huribut Ave., Detroit, Mich. Owen, Margaret 1800 Gaylord St., Denver, Col. Paddock, Alvs D 223 E. Main St., Malone, N. Y. Palmer, Doras C 18 W. State St., Sharon, Pa. Palmer, Helen M 99 Herkimer St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Parmenter, Mary E 803 W. Market St., Lima, Ohio Parsons, Frances .41 Murray St., Binijhamton, N. Y. Pastine, Sylvia T 13 (ircen St., Brookline, Mass. Paul, Louise M Wakefield, N. H. Peale, C. Elizabeth 1011 Woods . ve., Lancaster, Pa. ' ' Peck, Dorothy C 666 Longbrook Ave., Stratford, Conn. jPkrkins, Marjorie L Warren, Mass. 1 ' erkins, Pauline Cornish, Maine Peterson, E. Gladys 817 Gerald Ave., Missoula. Mont. J Pii.GARD, Bertha K 79 ' ine St., Hartford, ConiL Pomerov, Ikx ' ina : 224 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. PoNSFORD, Ruby A 810 N. Kansas St., El Paso, Texas Pf)UTER, Marion 39 Baker Ave., Beverly, Mass. PdWEKS, Elizabeth : Morrisville, Vt. • ' Pratt, Rachel M 211 Garden St., Hartford, Conn. PuNSHON, Ruth 2844 May St., Cincinnati, Ohio Rathbun, Rachel 11 539 Harris . ve., Woonsockct, R. 1. Ratiibun, Ruth M 42 St. James Park, Los Angeles, Cal. Ray, Eleanor H S? Eaton Ave., Woburn, Mass. Reckendorfer, Marion T 45 W. 56th St., New York City Reed, Margaret 255 Norwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Rei-.d, Doris 708 Pcarce St., Fall River, Mass. Reiniiardt, Margaret 1000 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. 222 CLASS OF l920 Co)itiuiicd • Reynolds, Helen E 901 Pasewalk Ave, Norfolk, Neb. RiiOADES, Lin A 23 Cambridge Terrace, Cambridge, Mass. v Richardson, Isamav T 12 Leighton Road, Wellesley, Mass. ' Richardson, Martha H Montague, Mass. RoBBiNS, Martha E Ritzville, Wash. Roche, Ruth 56 E. Park St., East Orange, N. J. Rose, Louise M 105 Illinois Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Rundle, Marian 53 Hawthorn Ave., East Orange, N. J. Rupp, Alice 33S: Scott St., Youngstown, Ohio V Russell, Anna A 551 Richmond Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. t RussELL, Jean E... 551 Richmond Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Sadler, Phyllis W South Attleboro, Mass. St. Clair, Margaret H Tazewell, Va. Sampson, Harriet G Woodstock, Conn. Santmyer, Jane Ill W. Third St., Xenia, Ohio ' ' Sayre, Sydney Flushing, Mich. Schaeffer, Ethei 4 State St., Newark, N. J. Schmidt, Ruth H 105 Erie Ave., Gowanda, N. Y. Scott, Helen 144 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. V Scott, Katharine 1754 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. Senseny, Helen 355 W. Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Shaw, Helen G 514 Audubon Road, Boston, Mass. ' Shedd, Margaret S 38 Ridge Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. Sheeler, Florence J 6728 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1-Shepard, Mildred 470 Main St., Orange, N. J. Shoemaker, Helen 3727 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Shoff, Dorothy R. F. D. No. 1, Tarentum, Pa. Shuman, Mary D 430 Lincoln Ave., Beaver, Pa. Shumway, Hildegarde B 4411 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Shurtleff, Marjorie C 35 Orchard St., Portland, Maine ' Skerry, Eleanor 728 West End Ave., New York City Slate, Francese L 628 S. Fifth St., Goshen, Ind. Smith, Helen P Riverpoint, R. I. Smith, Lucy B 360 Mt. Vernon Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Snyder, Olga L Port Allegheny, Pa. Soderlund, Evelyn A 498 Merrimack St., Manchester, N. H. Spearman, Ruth B Grove City, Pa. Spaulding, Elizabeth F 22 Simpson Road, Ardmore, Pa. v ' Starret, Muriei 140 W. Canfield Ave., Detroit, Mich. 223 CLASS OI ' 1920— Continued Steefel, Louise 110 Merriman St., Rochester, N. Y. Stevens, Beatrice C 245 Lawrence St., New Haven, Conn. Stevens, M. Elisabeth 160 Falx Hill Road, South Norwalk, Conn. Stevens, May 30 Kingman Road, South Orange, N. J. ' Stevenson, Margaret M 425 Park Ave., Waverly, N. Y. ' Stewart, A. Maude 137 Elm St., Elizabeth, N. J. Stillwell, Catherine L 98 W. 32nd St., Bayonne, N. J. Strain, Helen 317 First Ave., N., Great Falls, Mont. vStrauss, Sara L 124 Hillcrest Ave., Louisville, Ky. Stuart, Mary A Skaneateles, N. Y. Sullivan, Frances M Littleton, N. H. vSwan, Florence T. 1099 Washington St., Dorchester, Mass. Swartz, Helen E 106 E. Broadway, Milton, Pa. Talbert, Dorotha E 604 N. Seventh St., Grand Junction, Col. Talbert, Helen C 604 N. Seventh St., Grand Junction. Col. Taylor, Elinor Oakland Road, West Chester, Pa. Taylor, Katharine Boonton, N. J. Thomas, Genevieve M 306 Montrose Ave., South Orange, N. J. Thomas, Helen 101 W. Ridge St., Lansford, Pa. Thomas, Marjorie A 52 DeForest Ave., Summit, N. J. Thomas, Mary D 444 Somerset St., Jamestown, Pa. Thune, Anna C Wyomissing, Pa. Tibbetts, Helen 22 Walker Road, Swampscott, Mass. Tinkham. Marjorie C 352 S. East St., Crown Point, Ind. Tipple, Sylvia Via Firenze, 38, Rome, Italy Tirrell, Bern he North Cohasset, Mass. ' ' Tone, Elizabeth T 5607 Howe St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Treat, Claire L 318 Summer St., Somcrvillc, Mass. Tkunkey, Frances W. 2109 Fourth Ave., Sjiokane. Wash. Twyman, Grace Ill N. Grove St., Marshall, Texas Twyman, Martha Ill N. Grove St., Marshall, Texas Usher, Lucille 5 ixussell St., M; . ' head, Mass. ' Waciiter, Sihyl 650 Lincohi .Ave., Toledo, ( )hio • Walcutt, Myrilla 22 MonUlair Ave., Montclair, N. J. Waldron, Margaret E Muncy, Pa. ( Washburn, Winifred 30 Winchester St., Brookline, Mass. ■ ' Weigle, EniTii 725 Highland Ave., Lafayette, Ind. 224 CLASS OF 1920— Continued Weimek, Frances Roseniont, Pa. Weitzenkorn, Fanchon R 279 S. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Westcott, Cunthia 95 High St., North Attleboro, Mass. WiEDENiiACK, Margaret L Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. • Wight, Elizabeth A 50 E. Main St., Middletovvn, N. Y. WiLKEv, Edith M 1648 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Williams, Edith Buckland, Conn. Williams, Gertrude 148 Park St., East Orange, N. J. Williams, Marion A Kent, Ohio Willis, Mary E 6 Court St., Concord, N. H. WiLLYouNG, Carolyn 24 Bergen Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Wilson, Barbara F 15 Alden St., Newton Centre, Mass. vWiLSON, Genevieve P 14 Windermere Place, St. Louis, Mo. Winner, Florence 523 W. Water St., Ehnira, N. Y. WiNSPEAR, A. Grace Newark, N.J. Wishart, Lvdia Ruth 89 Fisher Ave., White; Plains, N. Y. vWooD, Charlotte A 280 Sixth Ave., Newark, N. J. Wyant, Virginia A South Bethlehem, Pa. Young, Louise F 374 Delaware Ave., Oakmont, Pa. 225 (ElaaH nf 1921 Margaret Haddock President Alice Joy , J ' ice President Maude Ludington . Recording Secretary Frieda Hai.sted Corrcspoiidiiuj Secretary Carita Bigelow : Treasitrer FIoi ' E Matiiewson ] F.I.I NOR Snow j- B.veeutii ' e Board Catherine Twiss j „ ' ' I Advisory Committee Catherine Mnc iiki.i, j Camilla Burdett ) ;- , , „ J- act o I II Ills Ivy Friesell j Laura Chandler Sony Leader 226 mrm luTii of (Elass of 1921 Aaron, Hazei. B 1937 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Abelson, Isabel S 1441 Oneida St., Utica, N. Y. Abrahamson, Leah J 116 Oxford St., Portland, Maine Adams, C. Mary 19 Fairfax St., West Newton, Mass. Aldrich, Eula K Northfield, Vt. Alison, Marion 209 N. Long Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Allen, Ruth E 226 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. .■ lvino, Lydia 58 William St., Medford, Mass. Anderson, Edith 29 Main St., North Andover, Mass. . ndrews, Katherine Louise 3145 Berkeley Ave.. Berwyn, 111. . tchison, Emma Tuborne Hotel, Nashville, Tenn. AvEKiLL, Grace J Washington, Conn. Avery, Dorothy E 122 William St., Portland, Maine Baub, Rachael H 194 Pleasant Ave., Woodfords, Maine Babcock, Helen S _ Wellesley, Mass. Bacharach, Rebecca 899 Lexington Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Bair, Mildred Irene 11th Ave. and Margaret St., Munhall, Pa. Barlow, Deborah S 49 Hewlett St., Waterbury, Conn. Barnett. Katharine Bethel, Conn. Batchelder, Miriam 104 School St., Concord, N. H. Bayles, Ruth Stanley 82 Palmer Ave., West, Detroit, Mich. Bayless, Wilhelmine C St. Mary ' s Hall, Faribault, Minn. Beachem, Margaret M Holley, N. Y. Beall, Eleanor Martha Armour Villa Park, Bronxville, N. Y. Beamer, Pauline M Armstrong Ave., Apollo, Pa. Bean, Barbara Wardwell 267 Church St., Berlin, N. H. Bean, Marion R 13 Hackfeld Road, Worcester, Mass. Becker, Babette M 481 ' ance Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Bell, Helen V 1449 N. Dearborn Parkway, Chicago, 111. Berger, Charlotte 314 5th Ave., North Troy, N. Y. Berger, Charlotte C 924 3d Ave., N. Great Falls, Mont. Bier, Elizabeth Scholle 161 W. 86th St., New York City BiGELow, Carita 7 Locke St., Andover, Mass. BiXBV, Edith 10 Spear St., Quincy, Mass. Bixby, Ruth Elizabeth West Groton, Mass. Bloom, Sara B 936 N. Glen Oak Ave., Peoria, 111. Boehmke, Elsa M 1819 E. 90th St., Cleveland, (Jhio 227 CLASS OF 92 — Continued BoHANON, Letty M 366 Essex St., Lynn, Mass. BoHMFOLK, Henriette 128 E. 45th St., New York City BoswoRTH, Mary Case 54 Bowdoin St., Springfield, Mass. Bowman, Thelma I Dunmoreland Ave., Springfield, Mass. Boyd, Miriam E Sycamore Ave., Marion, Pa. Brainari), Dorothy H 126 Pearl St., Thompsonville, Conn. Brandt, Anita M 79 Embury Ave., Ocean drove, N. J. Brandt, Vivian W 305 Chestnut St., Columbia, Pa. Brelsford, Isadore L 4454 Drexel Blvd., Chicago, III. Brickett, Helen 58 Mall St., Lynn, Mass. Brickner, Margaret F 38 W. 59th St., New York City Bright, Dorothy 5 Baldwin St., East Orange, N. }. Broadhurst, Katiierine 235 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn. Broadhurst, Nellie Turbull 235 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn. Brooks, Frances Edna 84 N. I ranklin St., Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Broomfield, Sara Mildred 30 Howland St., Roxbury, Mass. Brown, Elinore M 45 West 89th St., New York City Brown, Elizabeth Corelli Littleton, Mass. Brown, Eugenia Bushnell 625 Chestnut St., Philadephia, Pa. Bruciiholz, Louise T 2555 Bryant Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn. Bundy, Charlotte N St. Johnsbury, ' t. BuRCH, Eleanor Stuart 209 Carden St., Hartford, Conn. Burdett, Camilla 7 Mishawum Road, Woburn, Mass. Butterfield, Edith Doe 1203 Norfolk .Ave., Norfolk, Neb. Callan, Lokaine H 212 Woodlawn Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Cameron, Sarah E 1002 W. Woodruff Ave. Toledo, Ohio Cakhart, Lillian R 774 Kenmore Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Carpenter, Elinor 508 N. 38th St., Omaha. Neb. Carroll, Edith 605 Williams Blvd.. Springfield, 111. Carter, Margaret A 30 Ai)])leton Place, C lcn Ridge, N. 1. Case, Eleanor M..... 353 V.. 2nd St., Plainfield, N. J. Cassidy, Madeline 30 North St., Rutland, Vt. Chaffee, Caroline 28 Bartlett Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. Chandler, Laura B 7 Janssen Place, Kansas City, Mo. Chase, Im.izaueth 2189 NorthamiJton St., Holyoke, Mass. Cheney, Margaret 3315 Longfellow Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. CiiRisTHi, Celia B Riverpoint, R. I. Cleland, Jessie 216 Cherry St., Columbia, i ' a. Cline, Jean Marie 2147 S. 15lli St., Pbila.lclphia. i ' a. 228 CLASS OF 1921— Continued Coleman, Beatrice May 177 Perkins Ave., Campello, Mass. Collins, Rebekah A , 5 Ashland St., Newburyport, Mass. Collins, Vivian Dunbar Highland Ave., Somerville, Mass. CoMEGYs, Esther 1625 Jefferson Ave., Scranton, Pa. Con ANT, Dorothy Stewart Bradford, Vt. Cook, Dorothy M Hastings, Mich. Cook, Helen M 115 Dempster St., Evanston, 111. Cope, Helen C The Albemarle, Atlantic City, N. J. CoPELAND, Bertha E Clark Mills, N. Y. Cornell, Elizabeth South Main St., R. F. D. 4, Attleboro, Mass. Couch, Elizabeth 177 Beals St., Wollaston, Mass. CovELL, Florence S 242 Blossom St., Fitchburg, Mass. Cox, Katherine Gage 4 Grant St., Haverhill, Mass. Crafts, Elizabeth F 160 Morgan St., (Jberlin, Ohio Craig, M. Louise 815 E. 10th St., Erie, Pa. Crane, M. Virginia 2533 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Craver, Mary E 222 Custis Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Crawford, Elizabeth A 904 Westcott St., Syracuse, N. Y. Crawford. Emily M 10 Oak Road, Pine Ridge Park, Wellesley, Mass. Cressey, Marcia F 64 Carleton St., Portland, Maine Cresswell, Nellie 1722 Penn Ave,, Scranton, Pa. Crook, Louise Katherine 116 Park Lane, Davenport, Iowa Culver, Vivien 30 Churchill St., Springfield, Mass. Currier, Julia May 82 Claremont Ave., Arlington Heights, Mass. Gushing, Ruth G 57 Broad St., Westfield, Mass. Dailev, Margaret G 210 4th St., Fall River, Mass. Daniels, Katherine 45 St. John ' s Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Danzis, Rose R 608 High St., Newark, N. J. Davis, Florence Underwood 59 Oakwood Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Davis, Julia McD 303 Lee St., Clarksburg, W. Va. Dawson, Mary 692 High St., Newark, N. J. De Wolf, Amelia G 123 Ingersoll Grove, Springfield, Mass. DiEHL, Frieda W 34 Lincoln St., South Natick, Mass. Dooly ' Mary Catharine 506 E. South Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah Downer, Ruth Lillian 39 Essex Ave., Orange, N. J. Dudley, Mary M Clinton, N. Y. Dunham, Margaret Louise Montour Falls, N. Y. Dunn, Anna-Belle 267 Ege Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Dunn, Miriam F 35 Spruceland , ve., Springfield, Mass. 229 CLASS OF 92 —Contimicd Eaton, Elsie B 522 W. 3d St., Rochester, Minn. Edwards, Eleanor 31 Grant Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. Ehrat, Florence 1920 Morse Ave., Chicacjo, 111. Ehrich, Ruth _ _ 1 W. 72nd St., New York City Elliot, Madeline C 5 Elliot St., Thomaston, Maine Emerson, P. Renza East Derry, N. H. Engle, Doris Dorothea ' . Freeport, 111. Evans, Christine 15 Lancaster St., Cambridjje, Mass. Evans, Margaret F 135 Main St., Terry ville. Conn. Everitt, Elinor 897 Crotona Park North, New York City Farmer, Margaret M 1020 Western Ave., N.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Farmer, Winifred Crenell 8 Draper Terrace, Montclair, N. J. Feeley, Louise Bakuara 49 Summer St., Woonsocket, R. L Finney, Louise 1 207 E. Monroe St., Attica, Ind. Flagg, Rebecca Snow 896 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass. Fleet, Florence P Huntington, N . Y. Fleming, Elizabeth P 1821 E. 93rd St., Cleveland, Ohio Foss, Ruth Elisabeth 11 Cumberland St., Brunswick, Maine Freeman, Helen Whitman 41 Fairview Ave., Madison, N. J. Freeman, Margaret B 25 Orange Heights Ave., West Orange, N. J. French, MarV Virginia 114 Twelfth Ave., E., Hutchinson, Kans. Friedman N, Gladys H 330 Park Ave., East Orange, N. ). Fkiesell, Ivy B 5871 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh. Pa. Frost, Lesley . niherst. Mass. V i , Elizabeth Mary Wyoming. Pa. Gans, Harriet N Uniontown, Pa. Gardiner, Elizabeth T R. F. D. 4, Attleboro, Mass. (Iardner, Editha Clapp Chester, Mass. Gakdner. Ruth A Pownall, ' t. Gaklock, Alice M 9 Williams St., Newark, N. j. ( iARNER, Elizabeth O Luzerne, N. Y. Gary, Helen Alma Webster Groves, Mo. Gatch, Katherine Haynes Mil ford, Ohio Gates, Helen Albro Woodmont, Conn. Oayton, Edith Winter St., Holliston, Mass. Gelvin, L. Elizabeth 1638 Hammond Ave., Superior, Wis. George, Rltby Louise 85 Lexington Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Gekwk;, Maugaukt Dausii-. 1105 Davis . ve.. N. .S., Pitlsburgh, Pa 230 CLASS OF 92l— Continued GiBBS, Mary K 42 Alton Place, Brookline, Mass. Gill, M. Allis P 501 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. GiNSBURG, Edith S 24 Bicknell St., Dorchester, Mass. GoLDM.ARK, Elliott R 103 Park Ave., New York City Goldsmith, Eleanor Grant 304 East Green St., Connellsville, Pa. Gordon, Edith C Green Gables, Frankford Jet., Philadelphia, Pa. Gow, Eleanor 29 Hunter St., West Newton, Mass. Gray, Orrea 600 Riverside, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Gross, Helen 3335 North 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Gross, Phebe 23 May St., Worcester, Mass. Hackett, Alice Payne 601 West 115th St., New York City Haddock, Margaret W Cornell, Wis. Haeseler, Ada H 2009 Mt. Vernon St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hall, Frances Towanda, Pa. Hall, Phoebe J 200 W. Arlington Ave., East Orange, N. J. Halsey, Ethel M 1406 7th St., New Orleans, La. Halsted, Frieda L 240 E. Dudley Ave., Westfield, N. J. Hannan. Harriet Box 217, Wheeling, W. Va. H. NSEN, Lillian 1425 Lyndon St., S., Pasadena. Cal. Hampson, Ruth 112 Carnegie Ave., East Orange, N. J. Hardenburgh, S. R Tillsen, Ulster Co., N. Y. Harding, Grace H 538 E. 19th St., N., Portland, Ore. Harrison, Doris A 1961 Nelson Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Hathaway, Gladys L Warren, Mass. Heller, Dorothy F 265 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J. Hengeweld, Angeline Waterbury, Conn. Henning, Henrietta Hunt Cherokee Park, Louisville, Ky. Henshey, Christine B 915 Alleghany St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. Herling, Alida 89 King Ave., Lewiston, Mass. Herring, J. Margaret Amarillo, Texas Hesse, Mildred C - - Bronxville, N. Y. Heydrick, Josephine Franklin, Pa. HiNCHLiFF, Clemwell 436 North Main St., Rockford, 111. Hinman, Eleanor H 1825 S. 24th St., Lincoln, Neb. Hodge, Margaret 420 W. Walnut Lane, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Holmes, Florence 70 P ' ark St., Montclair, N. J. Homer, Charlotte Hartwell 73 Second Ave., Troy, N. Y, Hopper, Marian G 119 E. Park St., Newark, N. J. Houghton, Agnes II 130 Longfellow Ave., Detroit, Mich. 231 CLASS OF 92 — Continued Howe, Madeline P 24 Tissell St., Worcester, Mass. HuiiBARi), Elizabeth W 1138 Bergen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. HuGHE.s, Katharine Reed 59 North Main St., Ashley, Pa. Hunt, Mabel G The Partner, Washington, D. C. Irving, Mar.touie B 631 ' rrunilnill Ave., Detroit, Mich. Jackson, Marguerite Helen Chicago, 111. [acobv, Margaret Stella 362 Seventh Ave., Newark, N. J. Jeffries, Virginia A 112 Great Oak Lane, Pleasantville, N. J. Jenks, Carroll K Saint Clair, Mich. Jennison, Eugenie Y Benevue Ave., West Orange, N. J. [oiiNSON, Eleanor 4 Arlington Road, Woburn, Mass. jiiiiN.soN, L uRA S Grafton, Mass. Johnson, Marian 56 Harvard Ave., Hyde Park, Mass. Johnston, Mildred D 1508 Union St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Jones, Carroll D 1719 Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash. Tones, Rebecca Hueley 475 S. Atlantic Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Tones, Sarah M S. Peter ' s Rectory, Perth Amboy, N. J. Toy, Alice f O Myrtle Ave., Plainfiehl. N. J. TuDD, Katharine 13386 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. ( Jhio Karpen, Lucille H 137 Lockwood . ve.. New Rochelle, N. Y. Kates, Margaret B Arlington Heights, 111. Keenan, Jessie S. Pleasant Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Keesler, Lorna a Canastota, N. Y. Kknpall, DoKOTiiY B 58 Portland St., Rochester, N. H. KiBLER, Elizabeth Boyd 179 (Iranville St., Newark, N. J. KiLGORE, Margaret E 127 14th Ave., Columbus, Ohio King, C. Mabel 40 Mansfield St., Hartford, Conn. Klotz, Laura L. 175 Joralemon St., Belleville, N. J. Krui ' i , Birdie A 501 Los . ngeles St., El Paso, Tex. Kutz, Elizabeth S 830 N. 5th St., Reading, Pa. Lange, ' era Caroline 907 S. Starr Ave., Burlington, la. Le.ster, Mary 65 Warren St., Norwicli. Conn. LiEiiER, Ieanette Marie 2636 N. Meridian St., Tndianaiwlis, Ind. Liggett, Im.orabei 817 N. 9th St., Kansas City, Mo. Li(;oN, Emily C 1108 S. i ' erry St., Montgomery, . la. Lincoln, IIi.licn A. 68. 0 lloni.-is lUork, Pittsburgh, Pa. 232 CLASS OF 1921— Continued LiPPiNCOTT, Edna B 193 N. Maple Ave., East Orange, N. J. LivERiGHT, Mary Clearfield, Pa. LivERMORE, Catherine H 126 Wolcott St., West Medford, Mass. LocKHART, Marian M 505 Hyde St., Ridgeway, Pa. LocKwooD, Marion 217 E. 7th St., Plainfield, N. J. Long, Aline D 171 W. 71st St., New York City LoNGAKER, Margaret H 1402 N. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. LoRCH, Myrtle 442 Aldine Ave., Chicago, 111. LovELAND, Clara Olds 1718 Clayton St., Cincinnati, Ohio LuDiNGTON, Maude 56 S. Swan St., Albany, N. Y. Lunan, Marian 18 Massachusetts Hall, Hanover, N. H. LusTiG, Grace Eugenie 31 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. L Luther, Jeannette L 167 West Ferry Ave., Detroit, Mich. McClive, Ruth E 344 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. McCoLLuii, Ruth Esther 234 North Duluth Ave., Sioux Falls, S. D. McCrea, Mary Helen 1023 W. Sixth Ave., Spokane, Wash. McCuLLouGH, Alice 1778 Gilpin St., Denver, Colo. MacDougall, Lillian D 221 Broadway, Fursburg, N. Y. McFadden, Lucille 1335 Locust St., Dubuque, Iowa McKearin, Helen Annette Hoosick Falls, N. Y. McKenzie, Adele 43 Graham Ave., Metuchen, N. J. McLaciilin, Ruth Peacham, ' t. McLaughlin, Elizabeth Ridgeway, White Plains, N. Y. McMahon. Helen Grace 109 North 6th St., Olean, N. Y. Mansir, Gladys E Curtis Ave., Dalton, Mass. Marcus, Bertha ;. 16 Chamberlain Parkway, Worcester, Mass. Marlowe. M. deline T 466 S. Euclid Ave., Pasadena, Cal. Marsh, Marjorie M 774 West Main St., Jackson, Mich. Marsh, Ruth 690 Main St., Worcester, Mass. Marshall, Edna Noble 1296 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Martin, Dorothy Joyce 205 E. Penn Ave., Ottumwa, Iowa Masters, Mildred V Coal Centre, Pa. Mathewson, Hope U. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. Matthews, Janet .4710 Westminster PI., St. Louis, Mo. Mayer, Rita H 1444 K St., Lincoln, Neb. Maylard. Victoria 1123 11th St., Norfolk, Neb. Mayne, Edith R : 139 Bay 17th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Medders, Dorothy Still Pond, Md. Meier, Lois Framingham Centre, Mass. 233 CLASS OF 92 — Continued Merrell, Adela 81 Union Ave., Framingham, Mass. Metzger, Margaret 995 Madison Ave., New York City Metzger, Ruth 995 Madison Ave., New York City Meyer, Zilpah 32 Hempden St., Westfield, Mass. Michel, Dorothy A 344 E. 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Miller, Catherine 315 Mahoming Ave., Warren, Ohio Miller, Helen E 1211 Washington St., Waco, Texas Miller, Helen Rose 709 N. Crescent Ave., Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio Miller, Marian H 547 Lake Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Miller, Maud Gates Howe, Ind. Mitchell, Catherine M 318 Fifth Ave., N., Great Falls. Mont. Montgomery, Teresa C Thomaston, Maine Morse, Anna Hooker Boxford, Mass. Morse, Chloe S Wellsburg, W. Va. Minger, Willis R 3616 Bellevue Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Munroe, Alice B 119 Fitz Randolph Road, Princeton, N. J. Murphy, Elizabeth W 200 Prospect Terrace, Montclair, N. J. Murray, Pearl J Highlands, N. J. Muse, Alice Thomas Ansley Park, Atlanta, Ga. Neiman, Annabel 5416 Sixth Ave., McKeesport, Pa. Newcomb, Clara J Waupun, Wis. Nicherson, Natalie Noyes Boothbay Harlior, Me. Niebrugge, Dorothy 243 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Noble, Katharine ' . Granville, Mass. Noble, Marion C Norway, Maine Noble, Myra H Norway. Maine Norris, Eugenia W 138 Academy St., Hightstown, N. J. NoxoN, Annis M Darien, Conn. O ' Keefe, Mary Elizabeth Millers Falls, Mass. Oldham, M. Virginia 420 N. Pleasant St., Independence, Mo. Oliver, Helen E 71 Harvard PI., Bulifalo, N. Y. Otto, Helena Catherine 205 Washington St.. Marietta, Ohio Oxnard, Nancy P 151 Mystic St., W. Medford, Mass. Parker, Helen D West Derby, Vt. Perret, Eleanor 478 William St., East Orange, N. J. Perrine, Marjory D Jamesburg, N. J. Phillips, (iERTRUDE E 329 Lincoln St., Johnstown, Pa. 234 CLASS OF 1921— Continued Phillips, Helen L 29 Maple Ave., Franklinville, N. Y. Poland, Marie E 15 Buckingham Road, Wollaston, Mass. Powell, Frances 1096 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. Price, Bertha 17 Columbia St., Worcester, Mass. .143 Pleasant St., Claremont, N. H. Qui M BY, Doris M Rand, Elizabeth 631 Hancock St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rankin, Ruth W. Woodland Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ransley, Dorothy Grace Ontario Centre, N. Y. Rathbone, Josephine L 332 Montclair Ave., Newark, N. J. Raynolds, Madeleine 209 Main St., Boise, Idaho Reckendorfer, Edith F 45 W. 56th St., New York City Reed, Dorothy 52 Rockledge Road, Newton Highlands, Mass. Reynolds, Louise D 417 Plainfield St., Providence, R. 1. Rice, Dorothy 27 May St., Worcester, Mass. Rice, Elizabeth P _ 17 Elko St., Brighton, Mass. Richards, Elizabeth 304 Goodwin St., Jacksonville, Fla. Richardson, Isabel 250 Union St., Jersey City, N. J. Richardson, Marion 92 Gates Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Richmond, Phebe Ann 41 Cooke St., Providence, R. I. Riebel, Dorothy A 823 Oakwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Ritchey, Mary Elizabeth 563 Evanswood, Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio Roberts, Elizabeth 16 Ocean St., E. Lynn, Mass. Robertson, Helen B 102 N. Naches Ave., North Yakima, Wash. Roeder, Elsa S 500 W. 114th St., Newark, N. T- RoEssLER, Emmy E 89 High St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Rosewater, Charlotte W 139 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Rosholt, Dorothy M 1925 Penn Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Ross, Helen Carpenter 10 Church St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. RowsE, E. Carolyn 127 Medford St., Arlington, Mass. Roth, Julia M Fairfield, Iowa RuMOHR, Alice H Talcottville, Conn. Ruth, Sarah 127 Clayton St., Montgomery, Ala. Ryder, Geraldine Ossining, N. Y. Rylee, Mittie 1141 Dorothy Place, Memphis, Tenn. Saltonstall, Mary P 1276 Clinton Place, Elizabeth, N. J. Sams, Jane S 146 Juniper St., Atlanta, Ga. Sanborn, Mona McC : Wellesley, Mass. 235 CLASS OF 92l— Continued Sanford, Eleanor 164 West St., Freeport, 111. Sayre, Elizabeth K Glen Ridge, N. J. ScADDEN, Vivian Crystal Falls, Mich. ScEERY, Gertrude 429 Van Houten St., Paterson, N. J. ScHWEizER, Gretchen 116 S. 14th St., La Crosse, Wis. Schwingel, Winifred E „ Aurora, 111. ScoFiELD, Mary B 122 4th St., S. E., Washington. D. C. Selden, Constance Deep River, Conn. Sellers, Emilie Kinsley. Kansas Shannon, Gwendolyn 63 Bernard St., Dorchester, Mass. Shaw, Olive M 109 Winchester St., Brookline. Mass. Shedd, Elizabeth G 1075 Lake Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Sherman. Helen 143 Mason Terrace, Brookline, Mass. Siedle, Marjorie 5248 Aylesboro Ave., I ' iltshurgh, Pa. Simmons, Anne Maukine 1006 Southland Ave., Fort Worth, Texas Simons, Grace Elizabeth 4644 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, 111. Simpson. Carrol Frances ' irginia Beach, ' a. Simpson, Mary B . ' Nicholasville, Ky. Smith, Bergliot M Dell Rapids, South Dakota Smith, Dorothy Vernon 183rd St. and Third Ave., New York City Smith, Isabella B 557 Wyoming Ave., W yoniing, Pa. Smith, Katiiryn A Ogunciuit, Me. Smith, Marion C . 148 Seyborne Ave., Detroit. Mich. Snow, Elinor Bruce 106 Elm St.. Stonehani, Mass. Snow, Martha Dickinson Beach Road, Cohasset, Mass. Snow, Olive _ 58 Stewart Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. Snyder, Madeline E 189 Sixth Ave., Troy, N. Y. .SoDERBEKG. Maky IJildegarde 610 Eleventh Ave., Munhall, Pa. Space, MiLnuLn T 1174 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, Pa. Spencer. Edith C Windsor, Conn. Spink, Harriet A Woodland School, Phoenicia, N. Y. Stanley, Katiiryn 566 E. 28th St., Paterson. N. J. Sternbergii, Gertrude 112 Centre Ave., Reading, Pa. Stevens, Dorothy M 1039 Framingham Ave., W. Hartford, Conn. Stevens, Esther R 79 Park St., W. l oxbury, Mass. Stirling. Loitjse 1301 W. 13th St.. Wilmington. Del. .Stoddart. Margaret _ 124 Watchung Ave., Montclair, N. J. Stone, Helen G 90 Pewabic St., Houghton, Mich. .Strasmer, Katherine M 695 La Fayette Ave., Buffalo, N. ' ' . Struckman, Marie F lU-rwvn, 111. 236 CLASS OF 92 —Confhntcd Stull, Miriam Ridley Park, Pa. Stulz, Erni Kansas City, Mo. SuTHERi.. ND, Doris M 16 Clark Road, Beach Bluff, Mass. Talbert, Helen C 604 N. 7th St., (Irand Junction, Colo. Taylor, Nana 312 Main St., Jackson, Mich. Taylor, Ruth G 1009 Vine Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Temple, Katharine S 383 Upper Montclair Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Terry, S. Elizabeth Collinsville. Conn. Thaciier, Marion G 162 Capitol Ave., Hartford, ConiL Thomas, Leslie 28 Prince St., Rochester, N. Y. Thompson, Elizabeth T 435 Prairie Ave., Beloit, Wis. Thompson, Sally R 15 Pine St., Winchester, Mass. Tilden. Evelyn 399 W. State St., Trenton, N. J. ToPLiFF, Margaret K 100 Henry St., Binghamton, N. Y. Travell, Virginia M 27 E. 11th St., New York City Tracy, Katharine 412 Union St., Hudson, N. Y. TRf)STEL, Edna L 555 Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Trump, Elizabeth V Kahoka, Mo. TuRREXTiNE, FRANCES May Washington Ave.. Saugerties, N. Y. Twiss, Catherine P 10 Buswell St., Lawrence, Mass. TwiTCHELL, Mar.torie 53 Washington St., Natick, Mass. ' AN Alen, C. B Rutledge, Pa. Van Blarcom, Mildred , 3 High St., Newton, N. J. Van der Roest, Con.stance Larchmont Park, Larchmont, N. Y. Victorina, Janet 255 W. 90th St., N. Y. C. VoORiiis, Charlotte C Twigger Bldg., Ossining, N. Y. ' owELL, Edna E 1420 Montana St., El Paso, Tex. Wagstaff, Rliby 655 Algoma St., Oshkosh, Wis. Walden, Eleanor B 17 Anderson Sq., Hackensack, N. J. Wardwell, Sibyl H 12 Plainfield St., Waban, Mass. Webb, M. Florette Bellevue, Texas Weeber, Dorothy A 129 S. Lake Ave., Albany, N. Y. Weil, Marion K 1025 E. Perry St., Montgomery, Ala. Weeks, Marguerite P Plymouth, N. H. Wells, Gwendolyn 5407 University Ave., Chicago, 111. Wendler, K. thryn Islip, N. Y. Wenner, Rilma M. 1 7 Summer St., JMtchl.urg, Mass. 237 CLASS OF l92 —Cotithu,c(l Westgate, Marjorie 10920 (Irantwood Ave, Cleveland. ( ). Wh iTE, Margaret Anna Laclede, Idaho Whitmore, Helen 2104 Scotwood Ave., Toledo, O. Whittemore, Constance 522 Park Ave., E. Orange, N. J. WiGGiN, Evelyn P Stratham, N. H. Wilcox, Esther Tarer 9 Maple St., New Bedford, Mass. Wilcox, Margaret W _ Berlin, Conn. Willey, Irma P 27 Lyman St., Woonsocket, R. I. WiLLiNS, Mary H , 40 Larch Ave., Bogota, N. J. Willsea, Julia Louise 175 Seneca Parkway, Rochester, N. Y. WiL.soN, Helen E 4815 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111. W11..SON, Nathalie 10309 Colonial Ave., Cleveland, O. Winne, Maria 114 Glenwood Bldg., Schenectady, N. Y. Winner, Henriette 26 Russell Ave., Watertown, Mass. Winspear, Ethel G 52 W. Maple Ave., Newark, N. Y. WiNSTiAN, Sara 444 Union St.. Hudson, N. Y. WoLcoTT, Esther 824 N. Main St., Hutchinson, Kansas WoLMAN, Laura E 28 Depot Sq., Gardiner, Mass. Woodward, Margaret C 72 Broadway, Bangor, Maine Woodward, Pauline 72 Broadway, Bangor, Maine WoRTHEN, Doris M , 4 So. State St., Concord, N. 11. Wyant, Florence E 7106 Princeton . vc., Chicago. 111. WvcKOFF, A. Merriam 55 Lake Drive, Mountain Lake, N. J. Wylie, Margaret , 424 Miitncy Ave., VVill insburg. Pa. Young, Rena M •RA 788 Massachusetts Ave., . ' rlington, Mass. YouNGMAN, lioRTENSE 211 Arch St., I- ' remont, Ohio Yuan, Sze Tsang Peking, China 238 ippartntpttt nf iftrgtpnp (ttkuiH uf laiB Officers Irene M. Dolby President Katharine Howe Vice-President Eleanor E. Bartlett Secretary Katharine Sias Treasurer 239 Ollassnf 191 a Alcinbcrs Angel, Gladys U 61 L ' haniplin Avu., l.il)crty, N. Y. BAi.mviN, Dorothy G., B.A., Wellesley, 6726 N. 8th St., ( )als l.anc, riiiladflphin. I ' a. l)AkTLiiTT, IClkanok li 1103 Woutl Avi ' ., L ' olorailu Sijrings, C ' olu. Bryant, Acnics, B.A., Bates College High Street, Chester, t. l-ii-NDirii ' . Ai.iric M 44 llarwird i ' .. Ilninklinc, Mass. 240 CLASS OF 9 f Coi,tiiiiicd CamI ' BELI,, Mii.DRKi) H. 14 l ' lm St., Augusta, Maine Carns, Marie L., B.A., University of Wisconsin Knoxville, 111. Davies, Julia S 19 Stone St., Augusta, Maine Detwif.er, Nellit.x E 46 Woodland Ave., Detroit, Mich. DoLCV, Irene M 3519 Hamilton St., Philadelphia, Pa. Dowi.iNc;, Ruth M 324 Winslovv St., Watertown, N. Y. Entz, Ruth, B.S., Univ. of Washington 5631 15th St., N. E., Seattle, Wash. Francis, Mildred L R. F. D. 1, Glastonbury, CoinL Gawne, Katharine C Kunz Apt., Sandusky, Ohio Haves, Ellen ' ., B.A., Sweet Briar Bellefonte, Pa. Howe, Kath. rine 6020 Kenwood Ave., Chicago, 111. Lash, Cynthia J 43 Salem St., Reading, Mass. Loker, Dorothy L., B.A., Wellesley Hilldale, Florence St., Natick, Mass. Maris, Elizabeth P., B.A., Wellesley 41 Owen Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. McCarthy, Mildred A 355 Main St., Lewiston, Maine McInnes, Frances G., B.A., Wellesley 23 Salcombe St., Dorchester, Mass. McKernon, Emma 18 Henry St., Framingham, Mass. McKiNNON, Helen M., B.A., Wellesley 909 15th Ave. N., Seattle, W ash. Newton, Janet The Concord, Washington, D. C. Piper, Marjorie H 85 Fairview St., Dorchester, Mass. Rumnev, Elouise A 22 Richardson Place, Hempstead, N. Y. Sauer, Eleanor E Balfour, N. D. SiAS, Katharine Corona, Cal. SiviALL, Clare H., B.A., Mt. Holyoke 85 Floral St., Newton Highlands, Mass. Smiley, Gladys 136 Washington Ave., Albany, N. Y. Sutcliffe, Esther B., Ph.B., Chicago Univ 10811 Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111. Waterman, Ruth, B.A., Smith 25 Norwood Ave., Summit, N. J. Williams, Isabel S., B.. ., Wellesley Glastonl)ury, Conn. Yant, Ruth K 2455 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio 241 ippartmntt at Hfugirnp (ElaBsnf laia Officers Florence C. Hlurei-l President Helen A. Barr Secretary and Treasurer 242 c ' (Elaiis of 1013 Members Barr, Helen A., B.A., Univ. of Wisconsin 34 Quick Ave, River Forest, 111. BiGG. ' R, Margaret M., B.A., Leland Stanford University, S71 S. St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Bocher, Helen, B.A., Radcliti ' e 48 Buckingham St., Cambridge, Mass. 243 MEMBERS OF 19 9-C iii,iiitcd BiJUKiii.T,, Florence C, B.A., M.A., Lckuul Stanford University, 364 Kingsley Ave., I ' alu Alto. L ' al. CoNi.Ev, Margaret, B.S., Chicago Univ 333 Englewood Ave., Chicago, 111. Ckoziek, Marion A., B.A., Smith 9 Upland Road, Brookline, Mass. Dixon, Juliet, B.A., Pamona Hanford, Cal. Haigiit, Edith C, B.A., N.C., State Normal College Greensboro, N. C. Hazelton, Helen W., B.A., Mt. Holyoke Montague City, Mass. Hutchinson, Elizabeth M., B.. ., Crinnell Manchester, la. Hutchinson, Josephine C, B.A., Grinnell Manchester, la. Ueete, Helen M., B.A., University of California Mill ' alley, Cal. LowRV, Sarah S., B.A., Grinnell 1407 6th Ave., Grinnell, la. MosscKOP, Alfreda, B.A., ' assar 36 E. Blvd., Rochester, N. Y. Penfield, Mabel P., B.A., Oberlin State Normal College, Greenfield, N. C. RoiiiNSON, Helen, B.A., Rockford 515 S. 2nd St., Rockford, 111. RowELL, Olive B., B.A., Vassar 127 E. 5th Ave., Roselle, N. J. Smith, Rachel E., B.A., Iowa State University Toledo, la. Waterman, Dorothy W., B.A., Univ. of Minnesota Wellesley, Mass. Waterman, Emma P., B.A., Univ. of Minnesota Wellesley, Mass. 244 245 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Auld Co., D. L 266 Bailey, Banks Biddle Co _ 249 Walter Baker Co., Ltd 251 Brooks Bros 249 Chandler Co 263 Cotrell Leonard 259 A. E. Covelle Co 256 Delano, Potter Co 257 DeLong Hook Eye Co 263 Dieges Clust ' 264 Durgan-Park ' s 256 Dwinell-Wright Co 259 Chas. H . Elliott Co 263 Federal Steam and Gas Supply Co 264 Carl Fischer 256 Fraser, The Florist 256 Genesee Food Co 267 Mollis French Allen Hubbard 257 Hotel Cumberland 249 Houghton-Gorney Co 247 Howard-Wesson Co 255 Hump Hair Pin Mfg. Co 264 Geo. T. Johnson Co 257 H. L. Lawrence Co 253 Lewis Mears Co 253 G. C. Merriam Co :... 251 Mill Wood Farm 250 The Moore Pen Co 265 Morandi-Proctor Co 250 Sample Shoe Shop Co 250 Shreve, Crump Low Co 256 W. A. Sands : : 258 Peter Thom]xson 250 Thresher Bros 266 Walnut Hill School 257 Warren Webster Co 266 Wellesley Inn .-. 251 Wliittcmore Bros 253 Chas. L. Willard Co 252 254 IVc recommend patronage of our advertisers 246 247 Ye Olden Days A Crew Call-Out 335 reasons for 1918 ' s being a remarkable class! (See page 95-150). In this day of rising prices, ah! how comforting to think we may stil keep our voices low ! Optimist: Cheer up! One swallow doesn ' t make a summer! Pessimist: No, but it does make a war portion! Heard in I f.gi;nda Board Mekting: Hey Monty! What was that other funny thing I said? Seven ways to hear an All Star lecture course: 1 — with a ticket. 2-7 — without a ticket. 248 ESTABLISHED 1810 MtDISOM kVENUe COR. 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Mass. j ■ n u v v vi n v t ' l v rr Wellesley Inn OPERATED UNDER AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN COMFORTABLE ROOMS PRIVATE BATHS OPEN FIRES ACCOMODATIONS FOR AUTOMOBILES AND PERMANENT GUESTS Telephone Wellesley 71050 Diehl has gone into the stationary business. How ' s that. ' ' My trunk hasn ' t moved yet. He: Some of these new transports make forty knots an hour! She (knitting) : How stupid ! I only made twenty when I was learning! Funny things we might have said. (See page 275 ). s 251 The Chas. L. Willard Co. ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS OF COLLEGE ANNUALS New York 2H6 Fifth Avenue At Thirtieth Street Printers and Binders of tliis Book 252 Compliments of Lewis Mears Co. Wholesale BUTTER, CHEESE EGGS 33 SO. MARKET STREET BOSTON Established 1844 H. L. Lawrence Co. Poultry and Game of alt kinds 46-48 P ' aneuil Hall Market BOSTON, MASS. FOR YOUR WHITE SHOES USE A Wn.LKSLKV Riding-Habit 253 The Chas. L. Willard Co. ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS OF COLLEGE ANNUALS New York 286 Fifth Avenue At Thirtieth Street Printers and Binders of this Book 254 W QW nqfci lib WORCESTEl ASSACHUSETTS 255 When hunger gnaws And purse is flat, All Wellesley seeks The Automat. But some don ' t mind, (These wisdom marks) Red table-cloths At Durgan-Park ' s. A. E. COVELLE CO. Prescription Opticians 350 BOVLSTON STRCtT B Carl Fischer brai ch BOSTON J5£«i£2. i£i2i£_ i;z7nSu Fraser the Florist 65 LINDEN STREET, WEST WELLESLEY, MASS. PHONE WELLESLEY 597 Floivers telegraphed to all parts of U . S. He: What is the highest urade you have at Wellesley? She: Tower Court Hill. Wellesley girl translates Deutschland tjberalles as Dutch overalls. SHREVE, CRUMP LOW COMPANY 147 TREMONT STREET Jewelers and Silvers)?iiths DIAMONDS .-. GEMS .-. FINE STATIONERY .-. CARD ENGRAVING PROGRAMS and INVITATIONS BOTH PRINTED «nJ ENGRAVED Class Day Programs a Specialty C ' l ASS Pins Dhsigneii anu Mani ' i ' ACTUBRT) to OKni k Fink Ji-; vki.kv RnrAlRlNi; Parasols anu Umhrfi-I.as Mahf to Okhkr Recovekeu and Rkpaireu 25() The Geo. T.Johnson Co. The Atlas Mills MAKERS Sa iitary Paper Products 76-78 BATTERYMARCH ST. (Near Franklin) BOSTON, MASS. Cafiacify SOOOO lbs. daily OMces in principal cilies Specialties : Toilet Papers Paper Towels Drinking Cups Cup Dispensers Paper Napkins Food Wrappers Economical Serving Devices for Toilet Paper and Paper Towels MOLLIS FRENCH ALLEN HUBBARD CONSULTING ENGINEERS 88 PEARL ST. BOSTON TELEPHONE FORT HILL 586:; The Walnut Hill School A COLLEGE PREPARATORY School for Girls TWO MILES FROM WELLESLEY FORTY-FOUR ACRES OF GROUNDS OUTDOOR SPORTS CAREFUL PREPARATION UNDER COMPETENT TEACHERS FOR COLLEGE WORK Miss Conant and Miss Bigelow, Principals Miss Marjorie Hiscox, yjisistaiif Principal III i i Hi III imii III 111 III III iinn BUNKER HILL COFFEE foryou-iFjy ' ou like ihG very best oi coiigg Try ii — FRESH GROUND ALWAYS IN THE RED BUNKER HILL BAG DELANO POTTER C CO. It III III 11. Ill III 111 III III III III III 257 W. A. SANDS SUCCESSOR TO PARTRIDGE STUDIO and PARTRIDGE FENWAY STUDIO Photographs of Noted Men and Women TWENTY-SEVEN HARVARD STREET BROOKLINE Official Photog7-apher to the Class )jfl918 258 THE INTERCOLLEGIATE BUREAU OF ACADEMIC COSTUME Chartereil 1902 by the Regents of the University of New Yo r k Caps J Gowfis and Hoods Rich Gowns for the Higher Degrees for Pulpit and Bench Illustrated Bulletin and Sam ' lcs on Application COTRELL LEONARD Albany, N. Y. 1 , «s THE Rl fiJ hitgjiouse CoffdPliid Teas None Better at Any Price WHITE HOUSE COFFEE is always the same perfect blend of the highest . grade coffees obtainable WHITE HOUSE TEAS are the choic= J est product of the Orient. All vari eties. Distributed by over 25,000 dealers in the United States r KEEP TO THE RIGHT . All-tin packages keep contents in perfect condition ' « DWINELL-WRIGHT COMPANY Principal Coffee Roasters Boston— Chicago 259 (.1. r CamoLiHacje In Town At The Barn Dressed(?) For Breakfast Alumnus: I hear you told fortunes when Senior (Looking at 1918 portrait Direc- you were at Wcllesley ? tory) College has done a lot for Alumna: Yes, those were my palmy some of us , days ! Heard at Breakfast: Apropos of Stu. G. They say the Veiled Lady has measles. There ' s many a slip Aha! Spotted at last ! ' Twixt the girl and her trip. You ' re looking pale. What have you been doing . ' ' Boning hard Exams . ' No, eating shad. Y-EARMARKS OK ARTISTIC APPRECIATION Freshman year Sophomore year Junior year Senior year Harrison Fisher Maxfield I ' arrish The House — in sepia 7 ' ,4 rMan — in khaki 260 HERETICS Sing a song of heresies; Vials of wrath outpoured ! Four-and-twenty grouches Posted on the board. When your eyes are opened To Wellesley ' s glaring crimes, You ' ll doubt that such atrocities Exist in modern times! - •; Is questi ' ii The CMin muffins are ' too sweety Of sugar it ' s a waste! itting at the table questionable taste! ' ' . j px. ' The little fuzzy squirrels, — - ' How sad that they must go! ' ' ' e til ( Why can ' t all class appointments stop, v ' ' So we can shovel snow? How io yoy ki ' w? Societies and eating clubs Have tendencies pro-German. 77 j . The chapel would be packed if we . Could have a daily sermon. CO- ' 9 bi.d v«oKo v v « Jl Paper bags for lunches TWAT ' S W ' ' ' ' X i doh ' f w .K if! Should be economized. SA Y ! I j_ _ ' 1}vw- I . By greedy, grasping, high-brows .. V ' ■ The Mag ' s monopolized! Jj a I i, Sing a song of heresies; Vials of wrath outpoured! Four-and-twenty grouches Posted on the board. 261 Touch Militaire for the Jeune Fille! Give your room that air of Camaraderie with our modernized Master pieces! Are Comfort Kits too bulky? Try our handy Comfort Kittens! CONSERVE THAT MOMENT By using our Field Post-Cards for Home Correspondence! See sample below. Simple, yet sufficient. Dear, Dearest P opsie, My revered Father, My dearest. I am well. Check not received. I am working hard. I am ill. I am alive. 1 am enjoying college life. Oceans of love, Yours sincerely, Gratefully, ' ours in haste, (Cross out ail but the desired phrases. ) 262 The Ckas. H. Elliott Co. The Largest College Engrailing House in the IVorld Weaaing Invitations Calling Cards Commencement Invitations Class Day Programs Class Pins and Rings Dance Programs and Invitations . ' . Menus Leather Dance Cases and Covers Fraternity and Class Inserts for Annuals Fraternity and Class Stationery Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia De Long Press Button You can ' t sew it on wrong! Either side up the WIRE SPRING holds securely, releases easily Made by The De LoNG H00Ka iEYE Company Philadelphia, U.S. A St.Marys. Canada. CHANDLER CO. Tremont Street, near West, Boston Importers and Retailers ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY Suits Millinery Hosiery Dresses Silks Muslin Underwear Costumes Dress Goods Oriental and Coats Laces Domestic Rugs Furs Trimmings Linens Waists Neckwear Draperies Blouses Gloves 263 FEDERAL STEAM AND GAS SUPPLY CO. STEAM. GAS and WATER SUPPLIES 36 Purchase Street 375 Atlantic Ave. BOSTON, MASS. Use Tower Court-Plaster when the elevator Falls ! Dieges Clust ' iir maJe if, it ' s rig it CLASS PINS FRATERNITY PINS MEDALS AND CUPS CLASS RINGS 149 Tremont Street BOSTON, MASS. THE HUMP HAIR PIN MFG. CO. Keep Your Hair in Place with HUMP Hair Pins Sold Everywhere Five Sizes - - 5c 1 Oc 264 If you prefer a self-filler a«k your dealer to show you the AMERICAN Safety Self-filling Foun- tain Pen. No projecting levers or buttons. Sold by college bookstores, drugKists, jewelers and sta- tioners. THE MOORE PEN CO. 168 Devonshire Street Boston, Mass. GOING TO TAKE NOTES Don ' t forget your fountain pen. Of course you might borrow a pencil, but sup- pose the point breaks just before Prof. reach-es Q. E. D. MOORE ' S— always ready to write. Carry it upside down — can ' t leak. ' cflMoriC aL Illustrated Reviews ' A Student in Arms 265 The Worn Door-Step ' SYSTEM OF STEAM HEATING is installed in Tower Court, Claflin Hall and Library at Wellesley College Used in hundreds of Residences, Churches, Schools, Colleg es, Theatres, Office Buildings, and Manufac- turing Plants throughout New England. 10,000 Successful Installations — Everywhere Economical Efficient Reliable Write for Catahgue WARREN WEBSTER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS of Webster Systems of Steam Heating, Webster Feed Water Heaters. Webster-Lea Heater-Meters. Webster Steam and Oil Separators, Webster Steam Specialties, and Webster Air Conditioning Apparatus. Tw ' ' Lr Camden, New Jersey ' , lt Eilablished 1888 30 Brancb Offices in Principal Citiei BOSTON OFFICE: 1108 Penn Mutual Building WM. G. SNOW. New England Manager Thresher Brothers The Specialty Silk Store 19 TEMPLE PLACE Throi gh to F(ihty-One West Street BOSTON, MASS. Exclusi ' ve Silks, Chiffons, Georgettes, Velvets Corduroys, Wool Dress Goods, Millinery Silk Waists, Lingerie Waists Silk Petticoats Please note thai all of our Silk Petticoats are maJe in our 0 ' -u;n nvorkrooms Jrom Thresher Brothers ' Silks All MAIL ORDERS receive prompt attention Please Mention the Legenda when or dering Philadelphia Store 1322 CHESTNUT STREET Legenda Bored First Mother: Wellesley girls must be great theatre-goers . ' ' Second Grieved Parent: How ' s that. ' First Grieved Parent: They ' re al- ways having Pit and Box parties. The 1918 Class Emblems of Pins and Rings of WELLESLEY COLLEGE WERE MANUFACTURED BV The D. L. Auld Company Manufacturing Jewelers COLUMBUS, OHIO 266 Too Good to Pass By Tue e,i;g-beater is performing stunts nowadays that were never even dreamed of a short time ago — not with eggs or cream, but with Jell-O. With an egg-beater and a package of Jell-O the college girl is ecjuipped to make something new — any one of fifty good things to eat that will be en- joyed as a welcome change from the monotony of fudge and kindred fixings. Plain Jell-O dishes are fine, as everybody knows, but the whipped forms, as easy as the other, are even finer. Following is a recipe for whipping Jell-O. It is much easier than it sounds : To Whip Jell-O Dissolve a package of Jell-O in a pint of boiling water and let it cool. Begin to whip the jelly while it is still liquid — cold but not yet congealing — and whip until it is of the consistency of thick whipped cream. Use a Dover egg-beater and keep the Jell-O cold while whipping by setting the dish in cracked ice, ice water or very cold water. A tin or aluminum quart measure is an ideal utensil for the purpose. Its depth prevents spattering, and tin and aluminum admit quickly the chill of the ice or cold water. Add cream or whatever else goes into the dessert, if anything does, after — not before — whipping the Jell-O. The whipping process more than doubles the quantity of plain Jell-O, so that when whipped one package of Jell-O serves twelve persons instead of six. There are six pure fruit flavors of Jell-O : Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Chocolate. Each 10 cents at any grocer ' s. Take time, please, to send us your name and address, so we can send you a new Jell-O Book that will tell you how to make delicious things that are too good to miss. THE GENESEE PURE FOOD COMPANY, Le Roy, N. Y., and Bridgeburg, Ont. 267 ( liLAJ( ' ■i Himmmm % w  - s . ' 4V5 A.- ' J t W: ygV: .. -i ' ii-v.J.rt ' L ' -,:;.:,-