William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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WOMENTS RESIDENCE BUILDING The Women's Residence Building consists of four cottages named after women famous in Quaker history-lvlargaret Fell, Elizabeth Fry, Mary Dyer and Sybil jones. These cottages are connected by brick cloisters. The building is of brick construc- tion with tile roof. On each floor are several suites consisting of three rooms which are occupied by two girls. Single rooms are also available. A fine art collection hangs in the drawing room of the Resi- dence Building. This collection was a gift of Major S. H. M. Byers, former Consul-General to Switzerland. A dining-room with a seating capacity of 175 is located on the first Hoor of Eliza- beth Fry Cottage. Other facilities include the hospital and the laundry, which are available to residents of the building. 'YV' 'w 5 .

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Outstanding among the huildings on the campus is Spencer Xlemorial Chapel. The white collonades ol' its colonial archi- tecture add much to the heauty and symmetry ol the campus. This huilding is a permanent memorial to the late Harry L. Spencer, whose wilie donated 3275000.00 for the erection of the huilding. The lvlemorial Chapel was completed and dedicated liehruary 8, 1923. To the students and college visitors the three-manual pipe organ peeling out the grand march ol graduation is a never-to- he-forgotten memory. This instrument was donated to the col- lege hy the daughters ol Mrs. Spencer to perpetuate her memory. On the lower Hoor ol' the chapel is the social hall, which is used lor meetings and social gatherings. Un this floor also are the studios occupied by the music departments. SPENCER lVlEMORIAL CHAPEL