Volume I. No. 1.’

BRYN MAWR, PA., SEPTEMBER 30,

  

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Calendar.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
8A5.—Opening of the’ thirtieth acd-
demic year with the speech of President
_ Thomas in the chapel.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
8 P. M.—Christian Association Recep-
tion in the Gymnasium.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER «

6 P. i —Veagers. Leader, Ruth Tin-
ker, ’15, President. ‘
8 P. M.—Evening Service.

by Dr. G. A. Barton.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5.
730 P. M.—Athletic Association Meet-
ing in the Chapel,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6
Advanced standing examinations begin.

‘Reception and address of President
Thomas to Freshmen at the Deanery in
the afternoon.

Reception and address’ of President
Thomas to the Graduates at the Deanery
in the evening.

7.30 P, M,—Business Meeting —of the
Christian Association.

8 P. M.—Parade Night.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

Senior Oral Examination in French.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11

8 P. M—Evening Service. Sermon
by the Rev. Higginbotham,’ of Allaha-
bad, India.

FRIOAY, OCTOBER 16

Sermon

8 P, M.—General Debating Meeting.
Leader, Florence Hatton.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
8 P. M.—Senior Reception’ to the
Freshmen.

FRIOAY, OCTOBER 30,
8 P. M.—Lantern Night.

Mr. Bate’s Camp.
The new management of Bate’s House
this summer, by which Miss Crane, the

Superintendent, was assisted by an ex-
periénced housekeeper and a cook, has
been found, a complete success. At

Spring Street one hears from every side
praises of the management, the food and
of the healt and Mippinase which. the
guests gained there. Children were hap:
pier, mothers were happier, and workers

ere! happier arid more useful than,last year,

We have to thank for this successful
season Miss Crane, the Superintendent;

Miss Strohger, the housekeeper; Miss
Isabel Smith, the assistant manager,
our Spring street helpers, those who

have contributed towards the camp, and},

‘thé Bryn Mawr workers.
one or two weeks:
Garfield, A. P. Smith, A. Davis, A. Gra-
bau, L. Dulles, M. Seattergood, K,
Dodd f Deming, K. Snodgrass, E.
Sm th, ‘Be Ayer, .. Cox, »M. Dodd, J.
Niles, M. G. Branson, H. C. Robertson;

. Wagner, 'R. Bixler,
Colling, H. Harris, A, Irwin, H. Smith,
R. Tinker; HH. Harris, K. Huntington,’ E.
Lord, F. Lord,
ter, G. Branham, M. Ames, . Bontecou,
H. Smith, M. H:-Taber, G,, Jones and O.

Exhaiqh,

‘(Phe followifig: weré at the camp for
K. B. Blodgett, L.

M. Tuttle, S.

G: Hamilton, A. McMas-

 

FIELD DAY—JUNE 3RD

_ "Varsity Wins From Alumnae,
Score 28 to 8.

Immediately before the game there
was a procession in costume, led by the
Alumnaé team, followed by '98; ’04, who
wore blue hoods; 99, who dressed as
Phoenixes; ’11, as Peacocks, and by ’13,
as ‘Chantecleers. The procession closed
with the ’Varsity Team, Miss Applebee
atid the Athletic Board. The line-up:
Alumnae: G. Hinricks, E. Denison, L.
Haydock, C. Wesson, L. Houghteling, H.
Cadbury and M. Kirk. ’Varsity: L. Cox,
£. Baker, &. Balderston, M. Morgan, H.
Kirk, M. Thompson and M. Tappan.

The awarding of prizes and cups fol-
lowed.

Hockey first. team to 1914.

Tennis first team, singles to 1915; first
team doubles to 1914. College’ cham-
pionship to M. Thompson, ’17.

Swimming: Water polo first team to
1915;-meet to ’17, Championship to M.
Keller, '15

Track: First place in meet to 1917.
Championship to M. Morgan, ‘15.

Basket-ball first team to 1914.

1911, aided by the class baby, won the

“beauty prize.” The judges were M. iz
Fleisher, '14; E. Dessau, ‘15; H. Orr,
A bun was presented to C, Taber in sade
ognition of her services in providing re-
freshments for visiting teams and ’Var-
sity throughout the year. Miss Apple-
bee was given a new emergency case and
an alarm clock, which, it was. hoped,
would help her to get people down to
the games promptly.

Yellow ties were awarded for excep-

 

tional work in athletics to L. Cox, :
C. Cadbury, ’14; H. Kirk, '14; A. Miller,
"14; M. Morgan, °15; I. Zeckwer, °15; M.

17,
(ealeniianintimnnimmet
The Freshman Class.
Complete on Going to Print.
ROCKEFELLER.

Misses { Allen, Cordingly, Butterfield,
Dure, djmpace Kuhn, Loeb, Mall, Hol-
liday, Houghton, Hersler Richmond, Ru-
pert, Scott, Senior, Stair, Walker, Whit-

comb. °*
PEMBROKE WEST.

Thompson,

Misses Cheney, Evans, Fiske, Flani-
an, Hemenway, Hobbs, Harris, Knel-
dand, Morton, Newlin, O'Connor, Pear-
son, Pershing, R. E., Rhoads, Strauss,
Willard, Williams.
~ PEMBROKE EAST.
Misses Bailey, Buffum, Atherton,

Downs,; Hart, Hodges, Lindley, Pomroy,
Ridlon, E. M. Smith, Turle, Worth.

DENBIGH.
Misses’, Bagon,, Chandler, Dyfourcey,
Dodge, Gardiner, Hammer, Howell,
Loomis, Richardson, | R, _G, Rhoads,

‘Shatpless} Stevenson. |

| MERION,
' Misses Pe Born, Eastwick, Fra-

mors Richards, Reiss,
urner, Winsor.
RADNOR.

Misses Booth, Quimby.

zier,

Smith, . ye

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Election as us Chairman

Elizabeth Downs, from Rosemary, was
elected Chairman of the Freshman Class at
noon on Tuesday. She came with Adeline
Werner, President of 1916, and two of 1918,
in'Dr. Branson’ scar. Dr. Branson -amped
off at Mr, Foley's house, apparently fur a
professional visit, whi'e the car drove to the
paint sho behind the house, where Agnes
Grabau, 1916, and eight Freshmen had been
waiting since 7.30. The meeting was over
ina minute, but it was not known by the
college as ~ whole until later in the after-
noon, The new Chairman was a ten-bar
girl, and for two years voted ‘‘optima” at
Rosemary.

ALUMNAE NOTICES

Weddings.

Helen Cadbury, 1908, to Mr. Arthur
Bush, September’ 18th. Amy Walker,
1911, to Mr. James A. Field, Professor in
the Department of Economics at Chi-
cago. Univérsity, specialty, Eugenics.
Anna. Hartshorne, 1912, to Mr. Carroll
Thornton. Brown, Master at Westtown
School, August 22nd. E. Pinney, 1912,
to Mr. Arthur Dixon*Hunt.- H. Runyon,:
1912, to Mr. G. H. L. Winfrey on August

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18th. I. Vincent, 1912, to Mr. Paul
Harper, August 29th. Margaret E.
Brown, 1913, to Mr. Thomas Fleming,
August 31st. :

Engagements. :

Elsa Denison, 1910, to Mr. Dayton
Voorhees, of Philadelphia; they are to
be married’ in November.’

E. Braley,
1914, to Mr. F. A. Dewey, Lecturer in: -
Economics at Bryn Mawr. Lillien Cox,
1914,.to Mr. Archer Harman.

The following
Graduate School _this_year:
P. Smith, .1908; H. Parkhurst, 1911.
Scholars, E. Rambo, 1908; .E. Deems,
1910; E. H. Johnston; 1912; M. G. Bart-
lett, 1918; R. Brandon, 1914; E. Lord, 114,

J. C. Brown, 1913, is teaching at the
Misses Shipley’s &chool.

E. Baker, 1914, is Athletic Director at
Rosemary Hall.

E. Dunham, 1914, is studying medicine
at Johns Hopkins.

E. Colt, 1914, has entered the Train-
ing School for Nurses at the Presby-
terian Hospital, New York.

L. Houghteling, 1911, has passed the
Civil Service examinations and has an
appointment in the City Hall, Chicago, in
connection with work among. defective
children.

Alumnae are in the
Fellows, _L.

The following students are not return-
ing to college this year:

1914—C. Allport, E. Atherton.

1915—E. Blount, E: Dougherty, M,
Meeker, M. Taber, M. Tappan, J. Bran-
ham, L. Cox, E. Glascock, C. Harding,

M. Hitotsuyani,
1916—A. Jaggard,.M. Mabon, H. Orr,

E, Rand, E. Scriven, D. Sippel, D. Turn-

er, E. Wagner, E. Beach.

1917—M. Comstock, M. “ee R.
| Joachim, J. Mayer, G. McWilliams, G-
Randall, R. Richards, M. Wahl, L. Wag-
ner, G. Ulmer.

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