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CHICAGO’S TASK NEARLY HALF
ACCOMPLISHED

Telegraphing and writing in to the
Endowment Office in Taylor Hall last
week, eleven local endowment districts
of the country have made reports on the
progress of the campaign to date.

Over $96,000 has been collected by the
Chicago district from Bryn Mawr alum-
nae and their families. The second hun-
dred thousand of the Chicago quota will

be elicited from the general public. A
list of potential donors has been prepar-
ed by Grace Douglas Johnston (Mrs.
Morris L. Johnston), ’02, and Alta Ste-
vens Cameron (Mrs. Anson Cameron),
’09, and teams of canvassers are ready to
spring out when the signal is given
John McCutcheon, a well-known car-
toonist, husband of Evélyn Shaw Mc-
Cutcheon, ’14, has made a cartoon which
is being used as a poster for the drive,
and other posters and buttons are being
prepared and placed all over the city in
busses and shops. Julia Thompson, ex-
10, dressed in a bright yellow smock and
seated on a ladder, is painting a Bryn
Mawr advertisement on a very promi-
nent wall opposite the Rush Street
bridge. Her subject is a girl in a cap
and gown holding up a lighted lantern,
and under her the slogan, “Bryn Mawr
College Looking for $2,000,000.” The
same design is used on the buttons.

Cut Toys for Endowment

A Bryn Mawr Toy Shop hasbeen or-
ganized in Winnetka, Illinois, at the res-
idence of Carmelita Chase Hinton (Mrs.
Sebastian Hinton), ’12, where the Bryn
Mawr women of Winnetka and their
husbands work, cutting out and painting
bright-colored toys, which are to be sold
at a counter in Stevens’ department store
in Chicago during the drive.

TOTAL FOR CALIFORNIA $3,401
At a preliminary campaign meeting of
the Bryn Mawr Club of Northern Cali-
fornia, $3350 was reported already pledg-
ed by individual subscriptions,—which,
with the $51 reported from headquarters,
makes the total from that district $3,401.

SCHOOLS







Piano Instruction
MARY VIRGINIA DAVID

Seven years of European stu with Mozxow-
sxy, Joser Lutvinne and Wacrer Swarne

Head of Music Department in Mme. Marty’s Schoe
(Paris) 1913

Paris CONSERVATOIRE (SOLF£GE) and
LescueT1zkY Principles Taught

Cor. Franklin and Montgomery Aves.
Rosemont

Phone, Bryn Mawr 7156 W









THE HARCUM SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS—BRYN MAWR, PA.

For Girls college preparation a thorough
course is

For destring to to Muste and
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in Bryn . the Pioue baling
from stone
bath home life

Stat Eee da teks

MRS. EDITH HATCHER HARCUM, BLL.
(Pupil of Leschetisky), Head of the School

Miss M. G. Bartiets, Ph. D. i Amogiats Beads of
Mie 8. M. Beach, Ph. D.



duced early in April as a feature of the

Bryn Mawr Endowment Campaign, by
the New Haven committee. During April |

the New Haven workers will also pro-
duce a moving-picture film for children,
and on May 8 will give a ball, after the
baseball game between Yale and Brown

CAMPAIGN NOTES
A wireless message was sent by the
Amateur Radio League, in Boston,
through a brother of a Bryn Mawr
alumna, to Mrs. Jarrett, National Pub-
licity Chairman, to express willingness
to help in the campaign.
The Philadelphia district placed a
full-page advertisement in the program
of the Philadelphia Symphony Concert
on March 12 and 13. This advertisement
featured an extract from Mr. Hoover's
letter to Miss Taft.
The Endowment Committee working
at Rye, N. Y., reports between $125 and
$150 raised at a Mardi Gras ball.

$3,000 FROM NEW ENGLAND

From New England comes word of
$30,000 raised to date in subscriptions.
The “Alice in Wonderland” movies
in New England are being managed by
M.. Martin, ’19, and Mr. Joseph Lindon
Smith is designating the lantern which
will hang outside the Local Endowment
headquarters.

York company complete, will be pro-





“Alice in Wonde

will be given for the benefit of the Bryn .

Mawr Endowment, at Carnegie Hall,
New York, on the afternoon of April 5,
at 3.30 o’clock. A news film showing
Bryn Mawr buildings will precede this
movie. Similar performances are to be
given in different cities all over the coun-
try.



NEW YORK’S AIM $1,000,000
The New York district, up to March
10, had raised a total of $124,436, of
which $101,241 was from the alumnae,
$17,695 from donors, and $5500 from un-
dergraduates.
To increase this amount to their quo-
ta of $1,000,000, the canvassers are hold-
ing weekly meetings, at the first of which
Mr. James Craft, of the Guarantee Trust,
spoke on salesmanship. Mr. Guy Emer-
son, father of the Liberty Loan public-
ity, is to speak at another meeting,



$3200 FROM INDIANA
Indiana wired in yesterday the report
of $3200 subscribed so far; $350 of this
amount was raised as the proceeds of a
dance.

MICHIGAN DISTRICT AT WORK

Ten individual subscriptions of Bryn
Mawr women and their relatives have
raised $1381, to date, for the Michigan
district; $200 more is promised There
are 28 Bryn Mawr women in Michigan,
11 of whom are alumnae.





‘To Give “Atlantic City Boardwalk”
The St. Louis committee of the Bryn
Mawr Endowment believes that it has

exhausted its field for individual dona-

tions in raising its first quota of $15,000,

jand is depending upon features and en-

tertainments for raising the extra $10,-
000 which it has accepted.

Bryn Mawr alumnae have combined
with the alumnae of Smith College and
Washington University, St. Louis, to
give, from April 5 to 15, a large joint

fair, entitled “The Atlantic City Board-

walk.” They expect that this will ne;
them getween $60,000 and $90,000
which is to be divided equally among the
three colleges. Emily Westwood Lewis
(Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis), graduate stu-
cent '98-’99, chaiman of the program com-
mittee, has already cleared $7000 on ad-
vertisements. The advance publicity has
been managed by Edna Fischel Gell-
horn (Mrs. George Gellhorn), ’00.

Philadelphia Drive Opened Monday
Twenty Philadelphia alumnae in caps
and gowns patrolled the city Monday
and Tuesday to paste Bryn Mawr post-
ers on the windshields of automobiles
and in shop-windows. The posters have
the words, “Bryn Mawr Endowment,”
above a life-sized picture of a lantern.
$65,500 has been raised towards the
Pennsylvania quota, which is half a mil-
lion.











— B. Altman & Cn.

NEW YORK

HAVE ARRANGED TO HOLD

A FASHION EXHIBIT

AT THE

MONTGOMERY INN

BRYN MAWR, PA.

ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY

MARCH 22» AND 23»

The selections include Frocks, Suits, Coats,

Hats, Blouses and all the essentials of dress

FOR MISSES AND YOUNG WOMEN

INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED