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TUg gLMIRA COLL8Gg CLUB 

OF NEW YORK CITY 

WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL LUNCHEON 

AT THE HOTEL ASTOR 

ON SATURDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH 

TICKETS ~O-FJ:F'TV 

R.S.V.p. 

TO 

MI88 MADEL C. DAGGETT 

O. GATES AVENUE 

BROOKLYN. N. Y. 

BY APRIL TWENTY-FIPTD 

ANNUAL DUSINRSS 

MEE'rING PROMPTLY AT

What is the Loyalty Fund? 

Your way to show your loyalty to Elmira and 

your belief in her fwture. 

The Royal Road to Regular Revenue for Elmira 

without continual campaigning. 

You, as Alumnae, gave to the Endowment 

Fund, 760/0 strong. In twenty-three classes every 

member was a contributor. 

Your interest and your desire to give" continue. 

You wish to do it simply, regularly and effectively. 

The Loyalty Fund is the way. 

Put Elmira in your budget. 

No matter how little you give it matters. 

No matter how much you give it is needed. 

Our Record for Endowment Fund, 1924- 

76%. 

Our Aim for Loyalty Fund, 1928 - 100%. 

Let our "Aim" become our "Record" in 1929. 

Fill out and mail the enclosed slip to-day to 

the Alumnae Loyalty 

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·The Alumnae Fund Plan is Already 

Operating Successfully in 

43 Colleges 

Alumnae Funds for one year in some of these 

colleges were as follows: 

MOUNT HOLY9KE-1927-1928. $25,000. 

Average gift, 8.00. 

SMITH - 1927-1928, $41,000. 

VASSAR - 1927-1928, $59,000. 

ELMIRA - 1928-1929 - ? 

The Alumnae Fund 

depends upon 

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THE CEl" TRAL COMMITTEE 

ELLEN F. BURT, '02 

GRACE ROGERS, Ex. '05 

EX-OFFICIO 

MARY BULLARD LEWALD, '97, President 

EFFIE G. LLEWELLYN, '88, Treasurer 

ERNESTINE H. FRENCH, '04, Executive Secretary

The Alumnae Loyalty Fund of Elmira College 

My contribution to the Alumnae Loyally Fund of Elmira College for the year ending 

May 31st, 1929, is $ 

o Enclosed herewith, or, 

o To be paid in . 

installments on the f.llowing dates 

Maiden Name . Class··· . 

Husband's Name, if married . 

Address 

Checks should be made payable to the Alumnae I,oyaity Fund of Elmira Col1ege and addre"""d to 

the Fund, Elmira College. 

Contributions are exempt from Pederal Income Tax.

ILtil CITY AND STATE SIGNATURE ifl 

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"I Stand Alone," Sa,... Mias Ret;... 

ertson in Fervent Appeal to 

Thinkers WIIo Hear Her~ 

"SOLDIER BONUS· IS WRONG" 

Former Elmir. CoDere WitllWl 

Branly Faces Great Natioal 

luues in ,Her Addrell. 

"1 stood al~ne on the Republican slds 

of the House of Representatives· voicin,g' 

opposition to the Soldiers' Bonus 

Bm. 1 shali' be able to go out of t.he I 

House" whether at the end of one term I 

or more, able to look myself in the' 

fa cc and know that I did not vote for I 

poEtical expediency." : 

Thus bra~dy. tenderly and al'fec- I 

tionately dId ~Ils. Alice M. Robert 

80n. the only woman representative. in 

Congress. a graduate of Elmira College 

and a former member of The Park call that rotten. work•.for .the country' 

,church, defend her opposition to the ~~bl:inC fm:=. .them in every way poe- 

Inf'aSUre which has raised so much 

discu~sion throughout the United 

... 

"I tell my SOlelier b.OYs that. I wouM 

States. and \vhich has divided p~iell. rather ha.ve be.en in the.trenches with 

in an address at the Park chureh iaat them, as the zero hQur st.ruck, a.nd 

night which drew to the historic edl- gone over the top .with them. with aU 

ike an aUdience which' taxed the ca- tbe horrors ·that tbat, Implied, than to 

paeity of the large audltorlUJllL Every s~d before;.. tl>.em. anel tel)". them. that 

I cannot ,""pport a _re that !nOst 

inch of space was oceupl~ extra of them w~t. :a~t.1 t~ 

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them tba. H, 

"haIrs helng" placed at every II~'- tbey &r8 t.o. .•. t"';f~1ier8 of. future 'I: 

::1~..pot: ;{undredf ~., !vnl';" =e~ anA,{; ..~ think a 

Greate'" Wit!o' (;~f~::'::»l'.l¥-' f=r~ l! -i/'H.' 0 

~n.s RbbrtlfOR mis,~' ':wf8! ,.,"'"Ift ,~-'it. 

rousing cheers when Introducell by. the baUer joJ)1ith8.n th,t1ieT'~to,,, 

Rev, A. G, Corn...·ell.mlnlste. ol·the .to "'87. Ha.DY ot'i1Jem~WItIt Whla'! 

('hurch. SpeakIng quietly, simply. ef- have talke4iwant the bonus only b~fectively. 

she told In delightful 1;:ng- ca.use their buddy 'W&lita it. Whesi 

Hsh and In well-turned phrases of her the city of. Waahingion lay belpless In 

('arly da3-'s among the. Indians, where ODe' of· the greatest snow storm. til' 

her father sened as a mlssloD&rY, and Its history' &nd 'the authorltles-offered 

of the hardships the Jlttle family en- $a a day 'for men to' belp dead the 

dured that religion might be spread snow away, the ,,:,anYfOrmel' s~rvlce 

a mong the red men. She referred feel- men, we are told'.are out of' work. did 

ingly to her life at Elmira College, not respond. The)'l'refumed from war 

made possible by a fund provided by with a dltrerent" view' of 1Ife; Theu' 

the Park church, and of her subse- former jobs do n'ot' appeal' to thelQ. 

quen! work in connection with the I have obtained' 'jobsfqr .many war 

l;panlsh-Amerlcan War and the Worlq veterans ahd ll.8 a perso/lat' contrlbu 

·War. 

tionI b&Vll'fornup aU the bad ehe~ 

"I want boys everywhere 'to he my some of them'nve~: \' , 

friend.... said Miss Robertson. with . . Have '~n .Yiit~· Soya, 

tears In her eyes and her voice choklng,. "I have ,. bee:n wlt.l\ the..b1>ra clear 

"Particularly do I ,,·ant· the friendship througb. to. the. end. .' I wore, old 

of the brave boys who fought In the dQthea durlns. t~:~ a.p«,.ue84·'_ 

World War. 1 consider It the greatest _ey for.·.war· p~~'i lIa.w 

in.ult possible to say that we can pay prayed. evel'7 step ,!f the~. l' .~. 

for pat.rlotlsm In a miserable plttlmce. IIsve that.~.wlU,. take .care ot the ' 

She Knows War; 

boys who foughtfOl", U8 and' that oUI 

"I know'war In all Its horrors. I ot the stOrm an:ci . 8tresa' Iireat. good 

kno'v haw t.he once wealthy farm""" wUl come for them. Thank 'God that 

had to make plows of wood when' they In Washington, we haVe .a.. CbrllIt1aa 

returned to t.helr job of tilling ,the soiL a.d,,:,lnlstt:'-tion an4' thafWarren' ,9. 

I know what It means to be,.,!-bIe to Hsttd~ .~~.,~ ~., ~e. ~t , 

usc flour but once a week an4to ~T! f~:U'~"~'*~~,"r.o'~''-'': i,.~:.t~,,":.r,;'{ 

cake olJif ~~CbrlatJn!lll,.""..·t'.,--'::" .• 

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Mft!g'- Robertson ·sPoke· tnt'erestlna.lY· ;: 

!>t her, entrance Into politic" She "'Ii 

"I'~t the spanish-American said:' 

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War' meant to tM Unlversltl' of T~"";; . "I was an anti-suffragist. At .. c~ 

Oklaho_ ...here 1 lived. Some Y luncheon all' the ·other ...omen were J 

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Distinguished. People Prominent 

In Elmira College Commencement 

Above are 'pictu~ four important personages, who participated :In the commencement exercises of EI· 

mira. College tbis morning at The Park Church. From left to right they are: Mrs. Alice Robertson, congress. 

woman from Oklahoma and an wlmnlla of Elmira. College; Dr. Frederick Lent, president of the College; Sir 

Auckiand Geddes, 'British AmbassadOr at Washington, who W/l,

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C~D~;SC~~?E~~~~Y;,.'~ 

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I tween tr. S.' and England. 

EJ"tMIRA; N;-~ .June 16.-Declaring 

~that; "any nation that believes It' can 

·~-··Ii.veland prosper entirely In Its own 

o1&4e is wrong,"Slr Auckland Ged 

; es, ritlsh ambassador to the United 

tat s, last night pleaded for sUll 

tro ger unity between this country 

nd Great Britain. His address was 

iv at the comm.encement e:x;erclses 

'.. lmira C~l1ege for. Women:,' _. 

iss' Alice R~rtson. represent'a~ 

e ""CoPG g ~1;Jahoma and 

. . alumnae of the college, was anher 

speaKer. . 

.-"he ambassador left tonight to 

ntlnue a brief speaking trip' in the 

Iddle west. . 

"Peace will neve,:>' be made where 

e,nations' councillors meet," he said, 

nless it is first made by t'he 

others, teacljers and educators, who 

ve Implanted In the children an 

nderstandlng of their duties to them 

nd to the world."

Elmira College Club Luncheon 

The Elmira College Club of New York City, of which 

Mrs. Leon T. LeWald of 99 Oaremont Avenue, Manhattan, 

is president and Miss MabeJ1 C. Daggett· of 92 

Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, is treasurer, will hold its annual 

meeting at the Hotel Astor, Saturday, April 29th. 

The annual business session will be held at 12 noon 

and luncheon will follow at 1 o'clock. The Club wiIQ 

have as guests of honor Mrs. Charles M. Clarke of 

Pittsburgh, president of the Elmira College Alumnae 

Association, Miss Alice Robertson, Congressman from 

.". Oklaho~a, formerly(presbyterian missi~m worker among 

..,j:he IndIans of the ~est, who IS an alumna of 

~ira, and president Frederick Lent of EJlmira. . 

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. CLARKE. 

Dr. Lent, progressive presldertt of lUiss Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Dr. Ham,Ilton, vice-president 01 Mrs. Clarke .01 Sewieklel'. Pa.; Is 

3 Elmira College, whose greatest hope Mrs. Ransome T. Lewis. or· this elty, F.Jmira College, Is lacultl' and ad 1J'l-esldent 01' the Elmira CoIlcRC 

Is undergraduate j:telleraJenairman ministration chairman tor the EI- Alumnae Assodatl0!f' Mrs. Clarke 

Is that the institution ma.y be ,sue- .101' til" $1.000,000 campaii{ll~_Tbi m1r"&'cpUl:£'f C'IDlP."I~·'k ..l>",,Haml"'.-_ pre!lt'ftt-M-~the,'''report dbiilCt 

-._=ulln Its mJIIftm"i1olla.i'ftn~CI~udelltOl"ted 100% pledges lrom 99 mcetln,v: Monday e,chlDg at the 001- 

• I $68,728 11t dinner at tbecollege Mon- or the faeuitl' and administration lege and .Is enthusiastic over tbe 

a campaJgn now under wal'. dal' evening. D14lIIJ'bers. Progrcll8 01 the campaign• 

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Elmira College, N, v"~ 

Her as Its Own 

Claims 

Jim Fauntner, Muskogee bus line 

manager. was the leading speaker 

today at the re~ular luncheon ot the 

Kiwanis club which was held at the 

Hotel Severs today at noon. 

Faulkner gave an ~xplanatory address 

on Kiwanis principles and alms 

in Internationa.l work. making direct 

application to the Mus'kogee organl. 

zatlon. Faulkner, who is chairman 

ot the committee ot membership and 

c1asslticatlons, appointed his assist· 

ants at this meeting as Dr. M. K. 

Thompson, J. R. Gulpel, Jess Mc- i 

Entee and Paul May. 

Dr. Frederick Lent, president ot 

Elmira. college, Elmira, New Yorlt, 

and chairman ot the educational com. 

mittee ot Baptist Home l\Ilsslons, 

was also a speaker at this meeting. ' 

Doctor Lent Was thE> guest ot Frank 

Hunter at Bacone College. 

Doctor Lent Is president ot the 

college which Miss Allee Robertson 

attended as a arIrl. One ot the main 

objects ot his visit In this city was 

to see "Miss Allee," whonl he says 

the college claims as Its own. along 

with Muskogee. . 

Doctor Lent talked to the Klwanlans 

upon the great good which may 

be accomplished by the cooperation 

gained trom their organized ectort. 

He himselt Is a member ot the 

Rotary club and he compared the 

two groups,· declaring that they were 

similar and worked closely together 

In the majority ot communities. 

Darrell Moss, ot 'Vagoner, who 

was formerly connected with the 

Keith vaudevllle circuit. but who Is 

I now employed by tho Ward·Way 

company ot this city, rendered a 

number ot vocal .selections to his 

own accompaniment on the banjoukelele. 

Moss Is & newcomer to 

MUs"ltogee. 

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Page Four ELMIRA COLLEGE WEEKLY 

PRESS CLUB ACTIVITIES 

(Continued from Page 1) 

V. Scholastic notes. 

VI. Pictures. 

VII. Faculty and alumnae notices. 

VIII. Notices on speakers. 

IX. Feature articles. 

This Scrap Book has been placed 

on the desk in the Library. amI will 

be kept there for all the students 

to see. Credit for the work done 

on this scrap book goes to Katherine 

Thorn, '30. this year's Secretary 

Treasurer. 

7. Personals have finally been 

granted a place of distinction by the 

Ncw York Timcs, which is one of 

the hardest papers in which to get 

anything printed. 

8. The Press Club has its own 

Press Club Song. 

Then came the breathless moment 

in which the new officers were announced. 

They are: President, Peg 

Kingsley, '29; and Secretary-Treas 

Dr. Lent Receives I 

Letter From Mr. Hawkes I 

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Dear Dr. Lent: 

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To-day [ received your letter of I 

:.larch 1, forwarded from Hculla- I 

dan. [am pleased to know you have II 

-received another draft fro111 Dr. I 

:'Iay Sherwood to be applied to the I' 

purchase of other books for the 

memorial to Mrs. Hawkes. It IS a 

pleasure to he able to send it as I 

know how useful such a fund is to 

your faculty and students. 

It was a pleasure to meet Miss 

Elder here last Stllllmer on her way I 

to Hamadan and to hear that she i 

has entered so fully into the life of 

the Hamadan Girls' School. And 

I am delighted to hear that our 

schools in that city are again open 

on the former conditions and hope 

the conditions may remain the same 

throughout the years to come. , , 

Miss Elder came to us at a timeI 

when her help was greatly needed as 

Miss Bryan has found it impracticahle 

to return and continue the work 

she so dearly loved and in which 

urer, Georgette Caldwell, '31. The 

retiring officers are: Constance V. 

Kimber, '28, President, and Katharine 

Thorn, '30, Secretary-Treas 

she was so deeply interested. vVe 

are all very grateful to Elmira College 

for taking such a practical ami 

urer. 

hearty interest in the girls of Persia. I 

Miss French then gave a short They are just beginning to awake to 

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OUTSTANDING EVENTS 

FRIDAY. JlfNE 8TH 

4:00 p. m. - Ahm111ae Council 

Meeting. Library. 

(j :00 p. m. - Picnic Supper, 

Campus; :'\[rs. Francis Richmond. 

chairman. 

8:15 p. m.-First Presentation of 

"The T h r e e 1Iusketeers," 

Campus. 

SATURDAY. 

JCNE 9TH 

9:00 a. m. - ;\nnual Business 

Meeting and Election of 

Officers of the Alumnae Association. 

Lihrary. (It IS very 

important for 'Ill to attend). 

11 :00 a. m.-A.lnmnae Parade. 

Alumnae gather at Science 

Hall and form for parade on 

campus. 

Grand Marshal. Miss Catharine 

Finter; Assistant Marshal. 

Miss Marion West; 

Marshal for class of 1855, 

Miss Lucile Lyon. 

(Alumnae not in regular reunion 

classes are members 

of the class of 1855 which 

forms one section of the 

parade. Purple and gold 

mantles haye been provided 

as a parade costume for '55 

and will be rented at a nominal 

rental.) 

1:00 p. m.-,\lumnae Luncheon, 

Country Club: General Chairman. 

Miss Sophie Davis. Miss 

Ellen Burt is arranging to have 

cars at Cowles Gate to convey 

out-of-town Alumnae to the 

Club. 

4 :00 p. m. - Commencement 

Concert. Cowles Auditorium. 

(j :30 p. m.-Class Suppers. 

8 :15 p. m.-Second Presentation 

of "The Three :.\Iusketeers." 

SCKDAY, JDiE 10TH 

3:00 p. m.-Baccalaureate Service. 

Chapel. President Lent. 

4 :30-6:00 p. m.-President's Reception, 

President's Home. 

7:00 p. m.-Senior Sing by the 

Lake, followed by Vespers. 

:MONDAY, JUNE 11TH 

10:00 a. m.-Class Day Exercises, 

South Porch. 

2 :00 p. m.-Commencement Exercises, 

Park Church. 

6 :30 p. m.-Commencement Supper. 

Fassett Commons. Mrs. 

Floyd Shoemaker, Altmmae 

Chairman. 

addres~, following which, ~11e the the duti~s and responsihilities of ~~=~:=::==:=:====;:::::==============: 

e~tertamment pro~ram. [hiS con- life as well as its joys. ~ "" 

slsted of a rendenng of vocal and A few days aO"o I met a Persi ll ALICE ROBERTSON ): Phone 466 for Your 

instrumental selecti?ns by the I girl who h;d n~t come from our WRITES TO ELMIRA 

talented y~ung 1hsses Farrow, I .\lission schools but from a Nationabyl' -- . . LOWERS 

Caldw~ll, ~mgsley, and. Jones, a~d, Schoo\, She was hrought here I 

CORSAGES and BOUQUETS 

a :eadl~g, The C?urt~~IP of Larne her hrother, now a Sophomore in' I was glad to receIve authonzao 

Dee, by Conme h.ll11ber. the Cniversity, to study nursing in Ition to represent Elmira College at 

Of special interest was the sing~ the hospital here. Both she and her: the inauguration of Dr. J. F. Finlay 

Ask About Our Weekly College Specials 

mg of the Press Clnh Song. The brother are by-products of ourison as chancellor of the University 

words were written 1)\' Betty Far- .\merican schuols in Persia. ! of Tulsa..\ little later [ will send 

row. to the tune of ':In Eh;lira Is I am sorry I have not before this I you clippings. 

RAWSON, the Florist 

a College." Copy the words for acknowledged your former letter It was rathe:' amusing when 105 West Church Street 

your next sing: but as I am here putting a' lJiLJle arrayed in g'OWIl ~Ill.l l'

V1 ,:ljJ'C:'-...Ld.1 .UJ.L,",-J."-,:H. "'C.L.:J LU.\... ,.,)UJb 

ing of the Press Cluh Song. The brother are by-products of our i S~;l ~s chancel~or O! tile un~verslty 

words were written hy Betty Far- American schools in Persia. lot 1ulsa. .\ httle later I wIll send 

row, to the tune of "In Elmira Is I am sorry I have not before this you clippings. 

a College." Copy the words for, acknowledged your former letter It was rather amusing when 

your next sing: Ii but as I a111 here putting a Bible arrayed in gowll ,nt.l l",od and cap, 

Dictionary in P.ersian throul!h the ready for academic procession, 

"In Elmira is a Press Cluh press, my attentIOn has been~ 

pretty which was a very lal-ge one, not 

That goes after all the news iully occupied with that work. It is realizing that I was to be upon the 

Of the doings in the colleg-ec> 

a new and rather large undertaking. P1atform and with the President 

All the dOllt's and all the das. I had hoped to have it completed by Emeritus was to lead the procession 

\Vhen a girl shines in Athletics .. this time but it is not half finished for a place in the front rowan the 

Thespis, Class, and all the rest. and I will be busy with it for at stage, t11at 

I insisted that no repre- 

You can l,e assured the Press Cluh least another year. sentative of any women's college 

Sends it to the Home-town Press. All this is in line with the attempt should precede me. At the inaugural 

Chorlls: 

Oh, the Press Club is the best club: 

To our hearts it has a key. 

It sends news of Alma Mater 

Over land and over sea. 

It is a pleasure to know that EI- I shall be wishing myself with 

\\Then we run our own newspapers, 

mira is interested in the progress of you at Elmil-a during all the exer- 'I 

We will think of clays of yore, 

the work to which Mrs. Hawkes cises, but of course that is impossigave 

her life. We certainly appreci- ble. 

\Vhen we wrote up our assignments, 

And the fun we had galore! 

ate all the help you give us by your In a few days, I hope to send you 

Little acorns make great oak treesinterest 

and your prayers. 

quite a bit concerning these cere- 

So we hope tl1at some day we 

Sincerely yours, monies at the University of Tulsa, 

From reporters will be writers, 

which included so many wonderful 

Winning fame and celebrity! 

JAS. \V. HAWKES. tributes to me as the mother of the 

============================== institution. that I want the echo of 

New Laboratory To Be Installed 

Plans are under wav for the 

establi~hment of a lahor;;torv in experimental 

psychology at .Elmira. 

The north room in the basement of 

the New Donll is to he divided into 

a numher of experimental rooms. 

including one dark 1"00m. and special 

wiring. gas. aud plumhing will he 

in~talled. :'ofr. H.iclulll1nd ha~ placcd 

an order with the J';:ewaunee :'offg. 

Co. for lahoratory tahles and apparatus 

cases. Dr. Scheck. who is to 

conduct the course. has already 

ordered a mUllher 0 f pit'ces 0 f apparatus. 

some pf which arc especially 

designi'd for p~ycholl1gical use. 

and otlwl' pieccs will he adde

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ELMIRACOLLEOE CLUB 

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Constitution 

Omcers and 

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1907-1908

QJ4r 1.Elmira QInllrgr QIlub 

of Nf111 lork C!tUy 

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MRS. WII,I,IAl\I R. BROSS, '71 - Box 167, Babylon, I,ong Island 

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MRS. EDGARW. WII,I,IAMS, '96, 319 E.6th St., Plainfield, N.]. 

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MISS KATHARINE DEFOREST SWICK,' 88 

54 S. Parsons Ave., Flushing, I,ong Island 

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MISS ANNA 1,. HARDY, '93, 418 W. 118th Street, New York City

COMMITTEES 

ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE 

MRS. HIRAM HORSBURG BICE 

MISS AMELIA DAVIS, '93 

USBEIt 

MRS. JOHN WINTHROP I,OVELAND 

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 

MRS. JOHN SHOTWELL 

MISS FLORENCE BLADES, 'oS 

NOMINATING COMMITTEE 

MRS. JOHN RIPPERE, '64 

Mas. WILLIAM H. DOTY, '77 

MRS. EMERSON H. I,ISCUM 

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PRESS COMMITTEE 

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MRS. F. 1,. YOUMANS, 'SI, 

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MRS. ALBERT R. BOGERT, '86, Oradell, N. J. 

MISS BERTHA 1,. SUTHEIlLAND, 'gS, 159 W. I05th St., New YOrk City 

MISS MARIE 1,. MANNERS, '66, 287 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. 

MRS. HENRY S. REDFIELD, '70 

COMMITTEE ON COWLES'S CHAIR or 

PHILOSOPHY AND CBRlSTlAN ETHICS 

Mas. FRED SMITH BENNETT. '85,28 Hillside Ave., Englewood, N.J. 

MRS. DANIEL S. I,AMONT 

MRS. ALMENA BRADLEY WILLIAMS, '60 

Mas. DANIEL W. VALENTINE. 'S4 

MRS. JOHN E. Fox, '75 

MISS ANNA 1,. HARDY, '93, 4IS West u8th Street, New York C1ty 

Mas. EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD, 1462 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 

MRS. FRED HAMLIN MILLS 

324 West 57th Street, New York City

Qtnustttuttnu , 

ARTICLE I. 

The name of this Club shall be THE ELMIRA 

COLLEGE CLUB OF NEW YORK CITY. 

ARTICLE II. 

The Officers of the Club shall be a President, 

a Vice-President, a Secretary and a Treasurer, 

each of whom shall hold office for not longer than 

three years, or until her successor is elected, the 

outgoing officers serving until the close of the 

meeting at which their successors are elected. 

There shall be three committees, consisting of 

three members each; an Entertainment Committee, 

a Committee on Membership and a 

Nominating Committee, the latter having power 

to fill vacancies which may occur between meetings. 

These committees, together with the 

officers of the Club, shall form an Executive 

Committee, which shall have power to transact 

all business between the regular meetings of 

the Club. The members of all committees shall 

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e appointed by the President. No undergraduates 

shall be eligible for either of the four 

offices, but may serve on committees. 

ARTICLE III. 

The regular business meeting of the Club shall 

be held on the last Saturday in April of each year, 

when the annual election of officers shall take 

place. Such election shall be conducted by 

ballot, a two-thirds vote of members present 

constituting an election. The reports of the Secretary 

and Treasurer shall be presented, also a 

report from the chairman of each standing committee 

shall be called for. Seven members shall 

constitute a quorum. 

ARTICLE IV. 

Any person who has received a degree from, 

or has been a student at Elmira College, may 

become a member of the Club, on payment of 

dues for the current year. Persons joining the 

Club after November will not be required to pay 

dues until the February following. Professors 

and Trustees of the College are eligible for 

membership. 

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ARTICLE V. 

The annual dues of this Club shall be one 

dollar, payable on or before the first day of 

March in each year. Notice of dues shall be 

sent, and if the dues of any member remain unpaid 

on the first day of April, a,. second notice 

shall be sent; if the dues of any member remain 

unpaid for two years the member shall be notified 

thereof, and if arrears are not then paid 

within one month of the time of notice her 

name shall be dropped from the list of members. 

ARTICI,E VI. 

The Constitution may be amended at any 

meeting of the Club by a three-quarters vote of 

those present. 

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.embers 

MiM AI,ICE ADAMS, '97 

86 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

MiM JANET ADAMS, '85 

The Ossining School, Ossining, N. Y. 

Dr. BEI,I,E VOORHEES AI,DRIDGE 

32 Clarkson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. ERNEST AI,I,EN (Clara Germausen) 

398 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss GENIEVE M. AI,I,EN, '04 

Mamaroneck, N. Y. 

Mrs. H. S. ANDERSON (Kate Denier) 

564 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. WII,I,IS ANDERSON (Estelle Story) 

Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 

Mrs. JAMES ARCHBAI,D (Maria H. Albright) 

Scranton, Pa. 

Miss MARGARET BARNES 

7 Park Ave., West, Summit, N. J. 

Mrs. J. FERDINAND BAT~, '69 (Mary Davis) 

SetaUket, 1,. I. 

Miss SYI,VIA CHATFIELD BATES, 'oS 

143 I,afayette Street, SChenectady, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOHN W. BEEKMAN (Virginia Manners) 

80 High Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANCIS BEI,I,AMY (Harriet Benton) 

795 S~. Nicholas Ave., New York City 

Mrs. FRED SMITH BENNETT, '85 (M. Katharine Jones) 

28 Hillside Ave., Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. HIRAM HORSBURG BICE (Helen Williams) 

526 West II4th Street, New York City 

)liM M. EMII,Y BII,~, '96 

102 College Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. 

Mrs. W. F. BIRCH (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

63 S. Morris Street., Dover, N. J. 

MiM FLORENCE I. BI.AD~, 'OS 

I.,ynbrook. 1,. I. 

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Mrs. JOSEPH A. BLAIR (Mary Anguish) 

343 West End Ave., New York City 

Mrs. CLARENCE 1,. BLEAKLEY, '79 (Cara Ro/{ers) 

Verplanck, N. Y. 

Mrs. ALBERT R. BOGERT, '86 (Susan Heys Curtis) 

Oradell, N. J. 

Mrs. ARCHIBALD I,. BOUTON (Carrie McNair) 

New York University, New York City 

Miss CARRIE I,. BOYD 

Essex Fells. N. J. 

Mrs. EDWARD DAYTON BOYER (Annie Williams) 

Catasauqua, Pa. 

Miss GRACE McKENZIE BRADLEY, '03 

422 West Fourth Street, Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM R. BROSS 

P. O. Box 167, Babylon, L. I. 

Miss SUSAN WHITNEY BROWN, '03 

II3 Rutgers Street, Belleville, N. J. 

Mrs. THEODORE J. R. BROWN (Harriet White) 

Toms River, N. J. 

Miss ELIZABETH MABEL BRYAN 


Miss MARY BYINGTON, '95 

54t Lexington Ave., New York City 

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Mrs. RODERICK BYINGTON (Georgia Vinton) 

t32 Bay 17th Street, Bath Beach, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE W. BYRAM (Anna Holbert) 

t37I Seventy 'l'hird Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

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Mrs. HOWARD CADMUS (Nettie Westlake) 

558 Quincy Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Miss MARlETTA CAIRNS, '93 

155 Madison Ave., New York City 

Mrs. SAMUEL S. CAMPBELL (Fannie Saunders) 

28 Dwight Place, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. HENRY MARTYN CHANCE (Lillie E. Micklev) 

4429 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Miss EMMA KIRKLAND CLARK 

545 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. GRACE E. WARNItR CI,INTON 

21 Offord Street, Passaic, N. J. 

Miss AI,ICIt CORItY 

818 Central Aveo, Plainfield, No J. 

Mrs. LYMAN CRANDALL, '87 (Sophie Davis) 

Belfast, N. Y. 

Miss FLORENCIt B. CROUSIt 

221 South Street, Morristown, N. Jo 

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MIs.. ANNA M. CUMMINS 

42 McDonnell Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. 

Miss CATHARINE GORDON CURTIS, '95 


Miss MAl OVINGTON CURTIS 

IS West Ave., Norwalk, Conn. 

Mrs. S. B. DAVIDGE (M. Ella Ayer) 

31 Front Street, Binghamton, N. Y. 

Miss AMEUA DAVIS, '93 

2S9 Decatur'8treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM M. DAVIS (Elizabeth Deyo) 

27 Johnstou Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 

Mrs. MAURICE S. DECKER (Ulilla I,ockwood) 

II9 Cleveland Street, Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. SAl\IUEI, DE I,ISSER (Anna' I,.' Cumming) 

Care of Bank ot savings, 280 Fourth Ave., New York City 

Mrs. MARY BI,ISS DRUDNEY, '77 

. . 541 I,exlngton Ave., New York City 

Miss ADEI,AIDEI,ADI,EY DE,\TER, '97 

214 Main Street, Binghamton, N. Y. 

Miss EMIl,Y DEXTER, '03 

103 S. Main Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARI,ES E.DIRFRNTHAI,ER (Antonia Fischer) 

303 West 91st Street, New York City 

Mrs. JOHN A. DITMAS (Jenny P. Miller) 

I160 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. AI,EXANDER S. DIVEN (Maria Campbell) 

Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. J. 

Mrs. WM. H. DOTY, '77 (I,izzie C. McCorkindale) 

69 I,ocnst Hill Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Miss HEI,EN DOW 

n6 East 19th Street, New York Citv 

Miss MARGRRY DOW 

n6 East 19th Street, New York City 

Mrs. HEMAN DOWD (Mary I,oveland) 

76 Berkeley Ave., Orange, N. J. 

Miss MARY I,. DWIGHT, '90 

Mrs. Dow's School, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. EUGENIA EDSAI,I, (Eugenia_Yelverton) 

326 Central Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 

Miss MAY TERRY EI,MORE, '92 

Dwight House, Englewood, N. J. 

Miss AGNES R. FARRINGTON, '811. . 

137 Montgomery Street, Newburgh-on·Hudson, N. Y. 

Mrs. J. C. FENDER (Fannie I,ee Meyer) 

621 East 14th Street, Chester, Pa. 

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M'l'6. I,AtJRA, WItN'fWR1'R FOWI,£R 

589 ltast Street, Dedham, Mass. 

Mrs. TIMOTHY R. FOWI,EeR, '83 (Harriet Delano) 

182 Chestnut Street, Holyoke, Mass. 

l'ttrs. ]OHN E. FOX, '75 (F;lizabeth H. Miller) 

80 ]oralemon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss MARGARF;T F;VANS FOX 


Miss I,UCY 1,. GREEeN 

76 Boulevard, Westfield, N. ]. 

Miss EeUROPA D. GIFFORD, '86 

Valley Falls, Rennsalaer Co., N. Y. 

Mrs. FRANCIS W. GRIDI,EY (Edith Peck) 

420 West 121St Street, New York City 

Mrs. GEORGE NF;I,SON GRIFFIN, '96 (Augusta S. Dubois) 

67 West loSth Street, New York City 

Mrs. CHARI,ES W. HAND (Julia E. Waller) 

457 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss EI,IZABF;TH HARDIN, '92 

207 Summer Ave., Newark, N. J. 

Miss ANNA 1,. HARDY, '93 

418 West H8th Street, New York City 

Miss MARY HINCKI,EY 

Eden Hill, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

Mrs. BONN W. HOAGI,AND (Alice Ethel Perry) 

20 Barrow Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. 

Mrs. EI,I,A ]OCEI,YN HORNE 

eare of B. F. Jocelyn, 230 West 76th Street, New York City 

Mrs. FRANK M. HORNE (I,izzie Williams) 


Mrs. F;MMA SPENCER HUBBARD 

29 I,afayette Street, White Plains, N. Y. 

Miss EDITH E. HUI,IN 

39 Morris Place, Bloomfield, N. J. 

Mrs. MII,ES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 (Julia Elizabeth Boyd) . 

loS West 128th Street, New York City 

Mrs. ARTHUR JOHNSON (F. Adele Search) 

Hackensack, N.]. 

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Miss MABEl, I,OUISE KENT 

337 West 57th Street, New York City 

Mrs. SAMUEl, M. KEIPER (Emma C. Simon) 

152 West 92d Street, New York City 

Mrs. BYRON A. KII,BURN, '04 (Ethel Sheeley) 

54 Chestnut Street, I,iberty, N. \". 

Miss MARY AI,XCE KNOX 

Briarcliff Manor, N. y. 

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Mrs. EMIl, KOHI,ER (l,eonora Fischer) 


Mrs. 

Mrs. 

Mrs. 

DANIEI, S. l,AMONT (Juliet Kinney) 


l,OUIS B. l,ANDME;SSE,R (Millicent Worrall) 

22 East South Street, Wilkes.Barre, Pa. 

ARCHIBAI,D F. l,AW (Eva Benton) 

ISIS Adams kve., Scranton, Pa. 

Miss ANNA M. l,EACH 

The Emma Willard School, Troy. N. Y. 

Mrs. I,EON T. I,EWAI,D, '97 (Mary O. Bullard) 

Care of Capt. l,eWald, Med. Dept., U.S.A., Washington, D.C. 

Mrs. EMERSON H. l,ISCUM (May Diven) 

Willowbrook, Elmira, N. Y. 

Miss E. GERTRUDE l,l,EWEl,l,YN. '88 

38 Independence Street, Shamokin, Pa. 

Mrs. JOHN W. l,OVEI,AND (Florence I,ee Partridge) 

Brayton Street, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. JOSEPH MACDONAI,D (Anna M. Wintermuth) 

Branchville, N. J. 

Miss FRANCES McDOWEI,L 

Montour Falls, N. Y. 

Mrs. AI,EXANDER MAIDMENT 

Anderson Street, Hackensack, N. J. 

Miss Bl,ANCHE MANNERS 

287 Barrow Street, Jersey City, N. J. 

Miss. MARIE MANNERS, '66 


Miss FANNIE MATHER 

343 North Main Street, Wellsville. N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. McWILLIAMS, '59 (Helen F. Marquand) 

39 South Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss ISABEL L. MERCHANT, '93 

Eleanor Court, 317 West 93d Street, New York City 

Miss MARY METZGER 

410 College Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. CRAS. T. MEYERS, '02 (Marjorie Barnes) 

, 144 West I44th Street, New York City 

Mrs. FREDERICK HAMLIN MILLS (Nellie Rogers) 


Mrs. HENRY EI,LIOTT MOTT (Emma Cornelia Pratt) 

Elizabeth, N. J. 

Mrs. E. ANTOINETTE MURRAY 

32 West South Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

Mrs. H. K. MURRAY (Arabella D. Prime) 

63 Hawthorne Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

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Mrs. WM. H. NEVIUS (Emma R. Andrews) 

290 Warburton Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. WM. JAMES NORMAN, '72 (Eva 1,. Bentley) 

126 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

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Mrs. DAVID PAINE (Mary Drake) 

829 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. CYRUS A. PEAKE (Harriet E. Greenman) 

56 Buena Vista Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. FREDERICK BURRITT PECK, '89 (Cora Horton) 

College Campus, Easton, Pa. 

Mrs. MADISON C. PETERS (Sara Hart) 

1822 Glenwood Road, Flatbush, N. Y. 

Miss FI,ORA R. PETRIE 

319 East Sixth Street, Plainfield. N. J. 

Mrs. JOSEPH PETTIT (Jeane Stirling) 

The I,enox, Broad and I,ocust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. WII,SON G. PHRANER (Sara M. Van Vleck) 

31 I,enox Ave., Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARI,ES C. POPE, '60 (I,aura M. A. Taylor) 

34 Gramercy Park, New York City 

Mrs. ARTHUR PORTER (llelen Post) . 

1617 Rodney Street, Wilmington, Del. 

Miss FI,ORENCE EDNA POWERS 

Boonton, N. J. 

Miss NINA M. PRESTON, '04 

Attica, N. Y. 

Miss FI,ORE;NCE 1,. PUFFER 


Miss AI,I,ETTA C. RANKIN, '77 

NewCanaan, Conn. 

Mrs. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIEI,D, '72 (Susan Woods Curtis) 

Graham Court, 1925 seventh Ave., New York City 

Mrs. I,EWIS THURSTON REED, '90 (Isabel Dwight) 

1918 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. SIMON RENDAY (Isabella Pratt) 

Towanda, Pa. 

Mrs. MINNIE COWI,ES RICE, '79 

97 Pelham Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOHN RIPPERE 

37U Olinville Ave., New York City 

Miss CAROI,lNE PRATT RIPPERE 

37Il Olinville Ave., New York City 

Mrs. C. W. RIPPEY, '94 (Nina Stanton) 

The Pancoast, 1343 East Capitol Street, Washington, D. C. 

Mrs. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74 (Clara M. I,oomis) 

Graham Court, u6th Street and 7th Ave., New York City,

Miss GRACE D. ROBINSON, '02 


Miss RENA ROCKWEl,l, 

High Bridge, N. J. 

Mrs. 1,. W. SANDERS (Adelaide Waterhouse) 

Pocautico lIil1s, New York City 

Miss CATHARINE SAUNDERS, '91 

Vassar College, Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. 

Miss EVEl,YN B. SHERRARD 

Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. 

MlssMARYJ.SHERWOOD . 

534 East Washington Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 

Mrs. JOHN SHOTWEl,l, (Mariana Brush) 

91 Abbott Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 

Mrs. G. N. SICARD (Sara Verrill) 

Ardsley Hall, 320 Central Park West 

Miss MARGARET KNOX SMEAl,l,IE 

146 Market Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. 

Miss MARY KATHERINE SMITH, '95 

Colonial Hall, Jamaica, 1,. I. 

Mrs. JOHN M. SNYDER, '93 (l,ouise B. Rogers) 

1628 Alleghany Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. HARRY PEARD SPENCER (Anna Campbell) 

305 Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. J. 

Mrs. J. El,l,IS STANNARD, '01 (Miriam Newell) 

32 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss E. HARRIET STANWOOD 

704 Congregational House, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 

Miss MARY ISABEl, STEWART 

23 West Johnston Street, Washington, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN W. STI;:WART (!,aura safford) 

Glen Ridge, N. J. 

Mrs. Cl,AUDI;: 1,. STIl,l,MAN 

317 Madison Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROBI;:RT PORTER ST. JOHN (May Walker) 

815 Rubgy Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss HARRII;:T T. STOWE 

Rye Seminary, Rye, N. Y. 

Miss LUCY B. STOWE, '76 


Mrs. P. P. STURDI;:VANT (B. Winifred Jackson) 


Mrs. r.EHMAN STRAUSS (Pauline Cohen) 


Miss BERTHA 1,. SUTHERLAND, '98 


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Miss KATHARINE DEFOREST SWICK, '88 

54 SOuth Parsons Ave., Flushing,!,. I. 

Mrs. EMMA PADDOCK TEl,FORD, '72 

1462 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. EDWIN THOMAS (Ella Boyd) 


Mrs. WEl,l,ING E. THOMAS, '78 (Emma W. Mattoon) 

I,ewisburg, Pa. 

Mrs. 1,0IS B. THURBER (I,ois Bigelow) 

Sherburne, N. Y. 

Mrs. GRANT N. TIDD (May Barney) 

782 Montgomery Street, Jersey City, N. J. 

Miss BERTHA M. TOMI,INSON, '94 


Miss MARY TORRENCE 

Arlington, N. J. 

Mrs. E. S. TWEEDY (Estelle Waller) 

"Edgecliff,"Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. VAl,ENTINE,' 84 (Ada Belle Colwell) 

lIO Engle Street, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN J. VALENTINE, '78 (Alice M. Blanchard) 

132 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Miss JUl,IA VANDERVEER 

Chester, Morris Co., N. J. 

Mrs. NATHANIEl, VAN DOREN. '97 (Marie Thomas) 

3 Davidson Ave., New York City 

Mrs. AMOS VAN ETTEN (Olive Caskey) 

12 West Chestnut Street, Kingston, N. Y. 

Mrs. GUY VROMAN (Florence M. Dunn) 

2340 7th Ave., New York City 

Mrs. CHARI,ES M. WAl,ES(Katharine M. Glllet) . 

468 Riverside Drive, New York City 

Miss l,AURA P. WAl,l,ER 


Mrs. WIl,l,IAM NEWBOl,D WATSON (Caroline Wharton) 


Mrs. THOMAS COJ,ES WEl,LMAN (Margaret S. l,yon) 

82 West Fifth Street, Bayonne, N. J. 

Mrs. WILI.IAM T. WEI,l,S, '73 (Nora Stanford) 

Melbourne, Fla. 

Miss MARY WHITNEY, '97 

Orleans, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROBERT S. WIGHTMAN (Bessie Hartley) 

Waterford, N. Y. 

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Miss M. ARONETTA WII,BUR, '85 

221 South Street, Morristown, N. ]. 

Mrs. AI,MENA BRADI,EY WII,I,IAMS, '60, A. M. 

11M West 84th Street, New York City 

Mrs. EDGAR W. WII,I,IAMS, 'g6 (Grace H. Petrie) 

319 Itast Sixth street, plainfield, N. ]. 

Mrs. ]UI,IA WII,I,E;TTS WII,I,IAMS 

4437 Chestnut Street, Phiisdelphia, Ps. 

Mrs. F.!,. YOUMANS, '81 (Fannie Cowles) 


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Mrs. WALTER H. CAMP, '78 (Lizzie C. Merrill) 

Mrs. SAMUEL L. CLEMENS (Olivia Langdon) 

Mrs. WILLIAM G. COLLINS (Birdena L. Benedict) 

Mrs. MARTHA BOCKEE FLINT, '59 

Miss HELEN MARGARET GARDNER, '90 

Mrs. WILLIAM D. KELLY, '76 (Chartotte L. Cook) 

Mrs. AARON KEYSER (Henrietta Depew) 

Miss ALICE McCLURE PLATT, '86 

Mrs. THOMAS H. REES, '86 (Fannie Happersett) 

Mrs. GEORGE C. SANBORNI';, '77 (Imogene Minier) 

Mrs. WILLIAM TOOTHE (Emma Schlager) 

Miss NETTIE C. WICKHAM, '69 

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Constitution 

Officers and 

Metnbers 

1908-1909

ID4r 1.Elmtra QInllrgr QIluh 

of Nt111 lork (!!itg 

: 1905-1909 

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MRS. WII,I,IAM R. BROSS, '71 - Box 167, Babylon, I,ong Island 

'Bur-JrtsUltut 

MRS. EDGAR W. WII,I,IAMS, 'g>, 319 E.6th St., Plainfield, N. J. 

llrnusttrtr 

MISS KATHARINE DEFOREST SWICK, '88 

54 S. Parsons Ave., Flnshing, :r,ong Island 

ihrrtta11J 

MRS. J. ELI,IS STANNARD, '01, 32 Pntnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

COMMITTEES 


MRS. HIRAM HORSBURG BICE, 420 W. n6th Street, New York City 

MRS. FRANCIS BELLAMY 

MRS. GEORGE M. SICARD 

USHERS 

MRS. SAMUEL S. CAMPBELL 

MISS ALICE STANCHFIELD 

MEMBERSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. FRANCIS W. GRIDLEY, 420 W. 12ISt Street, New York City 

MRS. JOHN SHOTWELL 

MISS HELEN SPAULDING, '07 

NOMINATING 

COMMITTEE 

MISS MARIE I". MANNERS, '66, 287 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. 

MRS. SAMUEL M. KEIPER 

MISS ANNA I". HARDy, '93 

COMMITTEE ON COWLES'S CHAIR OF 

PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIAN ETHICS 

MRS. MADISON C. PETERS, 1822 Glenwood Road, Flatbush, N. Y. 

MRS. RUFUS S. FROST, A. M. 

MRS. WILLIAM H. DOTY, '77 

MRS. EMERSON H. I"ISCUM 

MRS. DANIEL S. I"AMONT 

MRS. F. S. WILLIAMS, A. M. 

MRS. DANIEL W. VALENTINE, '84 


PRINTING 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. J. ELLIS STANNAllD, '01, 32 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

PRESS 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. EMMA PADDOCK. TELFORD, 1462 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 

MRS. FREDERICK. HAMLIN MILLS 

MISS EMMA KIRK.LAND CLARK. 

BUREAU OF INFORMATION 

MRS. F. I". YOUMANS, '81, Hotel Calumet, 340 W. 57th St., N. Y. City

QInnlltitutinn 

-ARTICI,E I. 

The name of this Club shall be THE EI,MIRA 

COI,I,EGE CI,UB OF NEW YORK CITY. 

ARTICI,E II. 





outgoing officers serving until- the close of the 


There shall be three committees, consisting of 

three members each; an Entertainment Committee, 









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ARTICLE III. 


be held on the lastSaturday in April of each year, 









ARTICLE IV. 








membership. 

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ARTICLE V. 




sent, and if the dues of any membea- remain unpaid 

on the first day of April, a second notice 






ARTICLE VI. 



those present.

:!Itmhtrs 

Miss ALICE ADAMS 

43 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss JANET ADAMS, '85 

Attica, N. Y. 

Miss ANNA ALBERTSON 

Cor. Horton and I,ake Sts., Elmira, N. Y. 

Dr. BELLE VOORHEES ALDRIDGE 


Mrs. ERNEST J. ALLEN, '0S (Clara Adlina Termansen) 

liThe Fairview," 112 Howard Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Min GENIEVE M. ALLEN, '04 


Mrs. WILLIS ANDERSON (Estelle A. Story) 


Mrs. JAMES ARCHBALD (Maria H. Albright) 

424 Jefferson Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Miss MARGARET BARNES 

7 Park Ave., West, summit, N. J. 

Mrs. J. FERDINAND BATES, '69 (Mary C. Davis) 

Setauket, 1,. I. 

Miss SYLVIA CHATFIELD BATES, 'oS 

143 I,afayette Street, Schenectady, N. Y. 



Mrs. FRANCIS BELLAMY (Harriet Benton) 

795 St. Nicholas Ave., New York City 



Mrs. H. H. BICE (Helen L. Williams) 

420 West n6th Street, New York City 

Miss MYRTLE EMILY BILES, '96 

Rutgers Preparatory School, New Brunswick, N. J. 

Mrs. ERNEST NEWTON BILLARD, '02 (Grace Dean Robinson) 

. SOl West 170th Street, New York City 

Mrs. WILLIAM FRJU) BIRCH (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

6. S. Monis Street., Dover, N. J. 

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Miss FI,ORENCE I. BI,ADES, 'OS 

loS Munroe Ave., Brockport, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOSEPH A. BI,AIR (Mary Anguish) 

Chittenango, Madison Co. , N. '\0. 

Mrs. CI,ARENCE I.. BI,EAKI,EY, '79 (Cara Rog.ers) 

Verplanck-on-Hudson, N. Y. 

Mrs. AI,BERT R. BOGERT, '86 (Susan Heys Curtis) . 


Miss MARY I,~ BOOROM, '07 

Turner, N. Y. 

Mrs. ARCHIBAI,D I.. BOUTON (Carrie Jessup McNair) 


Miss CARRIE I.. BOYD 

50 Park Street, Montclair, N. J. 

MISS GRACE McKENZIE BRADLEY, '03 

215 North First Street, Olean, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE M. BRAND (Ella Reynolds) 

310 Maple Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM R. BROSS, '71 (Fannie Miller) 

P. O. Box 167, Babylon, I.. I. 

Mrs. THEODORE J. R. BROWN (Harriet White) 

Toms River, N. J. 

Miss EI,IZABETH MABEl. BRYAN, '06 


Miss MARY FRANCES BYINGTON, '96 

Fayetteville, N. Y. 

Mrs. RODERICK BYINGTON (George Waldo Vinton) 

144 Bay 17th Street, Bath Beach, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE W. BYRAM (Anna R. Holbert) 

655 Jersey Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 



Mrs. SAMUEl. S. CAMPBEI,I, (Fannie Saunders) 


Miss FI,ORENCE CARR 

909 West Water Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. HENRY MARTYN CHANCE (l,i1lie Eva Micklev) 


Miss EMMA KIRKI,AND CI,ARK 

545a Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. GRACE E. CI,INTON (Grace E. Warner) 


Miss AI,ICE P. COREY 

IIII Park Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. I,YMAN CRANDAI.I., '87 (Sophie Davis) 


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Mro. M. McK. CROSSMAN, '65 (Mary McKay) 

Huntington, L. I. 

Miss FLORENCE BEARD CROUSE 

221 South Street, Morristown, N. J. 

Miss ANNA M. CUMMINS 


Miss CATHARINE GORDON CURTIS, '

• 

Mrs. ]. C. FEN,DER (Fannk ~ Me)'i'r) 

621 F",st 14th S.treet, Ch~ster, Pa. 

Mrs. E. I,YNN FISHER, '06 (Jane Louise Carr) 


Mrs. TIMOTHY HAZEN FOWI,ER, '83 (Harriet E Delano) 

273 Essex Street, Holyoke, Mass. 

Mrs. WILUAM FOWLER (I,aura A. Wentworth) 

589 East Street, Dedham, Mass. 

Mrs. ]OHN EVANS FOX, '75 (Elizabeth Hitchcock Miller) 


Mrs. RUFUS S. FROST, '61, M. A. (C. Emily Wickham) 

154 Pine Street, Corning, N. Y. 

Miss MARY C GEI,STON, '74 

403 E. Washington Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. 

Miss EUROPA D. GIFFORD, '86 

Johnsonville, Rensselaer Co., N. Y. 

Miss I,UCY LA FAYETTE GREEN, '05 

. 76 Boulevard, Westfield, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANCIS W. GRIDI,EY (Edith Peck) 

420 West 121St 'Street, New York City 

Miss FI,ORENCE BEATRICE GRIFFES, '02 

320 Paulison Ave, PassaIc, N. J. 

Mrs. GEORGE NELSON GRIFFIN, '96 (Augusta S. Dubois) 

Marlborough, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARLES W. HAND (Julia E Waller) 


Miss EI,IZABETH HARDIN, '92 

364 Summer Ave., Newark, N. ]. 

Miss ANNA L. HARDY, '93 


Mrs. THOMAS SCOTT HAYDEN, '63 (Flora M. Matson) 

1(;39 Sherman Ave., Denver, Colorado 

Miss MARY HINCKLEY 


Mrs. BONN W. HOAGLAND (Alice Ethel Perry) 

20 Barron Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. 

Mrs. ELI,A JOCELYN HORNE 

Care of B. F. Jocelyn, 230 West 76th Street, New York City 

Mrs. FRANK M. HORN (Eli2abeth F. Williams) 

S46 Fonrth Street, Catasauqua, Pa. 

Miss ANNA A. HOWLAND, ''/6 

Long Island College Hospital, Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss NELLIE PEARL HOWLAND, 

512 West 122nd Street, New York City 

Mrs. EMMA R. HUBBARD (Emma R. Spencer) 

29 Lafayette Street, white Plains, N. Y. 

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Miss EDITH EMELINE HULIN 


Mrs. MILES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 (Julia Elizabeth Boyd) 


Miss FRANCES M. INKSTATER 

no Catherine Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

M,SS ORLA M. INKSTATER, '08 Music 



Hackensack, N. J. 

Miss ROSAMOND JOSLYN, '02 

374 Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss MABEL LOUISE KENT 


Mrs. SAMUEL M. KEIPER (Emma C. Simon) 


Mrs. BYRON A. KILBOURNE, '04 (Ethel A. Sheeley) 

61 Orchard Street, Bloomfield, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM W. KNAPP (Julia A. Prime) 

423 Amity Street, Flushing, L. 1. 

Miss MARY ALICE KNOX, '74 

Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. EMIL KOHLER (Leonora Fischer) 


Mrs. DANIEL S. LAMONT (Juliet Kinney) 


Mrs. LOUIS B. LANDMESSER (Millicent Worrall) 

22 East South Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

Mrs. ARCHIBALD F. LAW (Eva G. Brenton) 

IS'S Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Miss ANNA M. LEACH 

The Emma Willard School, Troy, N. Y. 

Mrs. LEON T. LEWALD, '97 (Mary 0. Bullard) 

Columbus Barracks, Columbus, Ohio 

Miss HELEN M. LEWIS 

Tunkhannock, Pa. 

Miss MABEL DANA LEWIS, '04 


Mrs. EMERSON H. LISCUM (May Diven) 


Miss EFFIE GERTRUDE LLEWELLYN, '88 

Shamokin, Pa. 

Mrs. CARRIE K. LONG (Carrie E. King) 

887 Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 

Mrs. JOHN WINTHROP LOVELAND (Florence Lee Partridge) 

"Riventree," Englewood, N. J. 

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Mrs. JOSEPH MACDONALD (Anna Millic~nt Wintermut~) 


Miss FRANCES MACDOWELL, '97 

Mrs. Hazen's School, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. ALEXANDER MAIDMENT (Clara Van Sann) 

201 W. Anderson Street, Hackensack, N. J. 

Miss BLANCHE MANNERS 


Miss MARIE L. MANNERS,'66 


Miss HANNAH R. MARSHALL, '03 

Horseheads, N. Y. 

Mrs. DANIEL W. McWILLIAMS, '59 (Helen F. Marquand) 



Eleanor Court, 317 West 93d Street, New York City 

Miss MARY WOODWARD METZGER, '05 


Mrs. CHARLES G. MEYERS, '02 (Marjorie Barnes) 

415 S. 50th street, West Philadelphia, Pa. 



Mrs. HENRY ELLIOTT MOTT (Emma Cornelia Pratt) 

Elizabeth, N. J. 

Miss BESSIE A. MUNROE, '07 

691 E. 24th Street, Paterson, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARLES F. MURRAY (E. Antoinette Mandeville) 


Miss LAURA V. MURRAY, '07 

Succasunna, Morris Co., N. J. 

Miss MARION PAGE MURRAY 


Mrs. WILLIAM UPDEGRAFF MUSSINA, '03 (Emil:y L. Dexter) 

955 Walnut Street, Williamsport, Pa. 

Mrs. WILLIAM. H. NEVIUS (Emma R. Andrews) 

290 Warburton Ave., Yonk~rs,N. Y. 

Mrs. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN, '72 (Eva L. Bentley). 

12ft Halsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. DAVID PAINE (Mary E. Drake) 

21 Linden Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. F. W. PARSONS(Kat~Spaulding) 



471 Palisade Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Miss. ANNIE BARTLETT PECK, '98 

Tangl~wood, Phelps, N. Y. 

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Mrs. FREDERICK BURRITT PECK, '89 (Cora Burr Horton) 

Lafayette College Campus, Easton, Pa. 



Miss Fr.ORA R. PETRIE 


Mrs. JOSEPH PETTIT (Jeane Sterling) 

•The Bartram," Chestnut and 33d Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. Wlr.SON G. PHRANER (Sarah M. Van Vleck) 

31 r.enox Ave., East Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARr.ES C. POPE, '60 (r.aura M. A. Taylor) 

34 Gramercy Park, New York City 

Mrs. ARTHUR FEr.rX PORTER (Helen A. Post) 

Haskell, N. J. 

M~s. FRANCIS SQUIRE POTTER 

. 242 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Miss Fr.ORENCE EDNA POWERS 


Miss NINA M. PRESTON, '04 

Attica, N. Y. 

Miss Ar.r.ETTA CEr.ESTINE RANKIN, '77 

39 South 62nd Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIEr.D, '72 (Susan Woods Curtis) 

Graham Court, 1925 Seventh Ave., New York City 

Mrs. SAMUEl. GUMMERE REDMOND (Margaret Evans Fox) 

60 Greene Ave., Madison, N. J. 

Mrs. r.EWIS THURSTON REED, '90 (Isabel Porter Dwight) 

. 1911 Dorchester Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss JUr.IA E. REEDER, '07 

Huntington, r.. I. 

Mrs. GEORGE HAROr.D REID,'OI, Music (Margaret K. Smeallie) 

124 Park Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 

Mrs. SIMON RENDAr.r. (Isabella Pratt) 

Launchley House, Towanda, Pa. 

Mrs. FRANK S. RICE, '79 (Minnie H. Cowles) 

Pelham Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. REX DENSMORE RICHARDSON,'03 (Susan W. Brown) 

Factoryville, Pa. 

Miss AGNES CAROr.INE RIPPERE 

3711 Olinville Ave., New York City 

Mrs. JOHN RIPPERE, '64 (Caroline Susan Pratt) 

3711 Olinville Ave., New York City 

Mrs. CHARLES W. RIPPEY, '94 (Nina W. Stanton) 

Friendship Heights, Bethesda, Md. 

Miss AI-ICE M. ROBERTSON, A. M.,'84 

Muskogee, Oklahoma 

IS

Mrs. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74 (Clara M. Loomis) 

Graham Court, Il6th Street and 7th Ave., New York City 

Miss RENA ROCKWELL, '0S 

High Bridge, N. 1. 

Mrs. IOHN O. ROE (Jennie Pomeroy) 

16 N. Goodman Street, Rochester, N. Y. 

Mrs.LAWRENCEWHITSILLSANDERS(H.Adelaide Waterhouse) 

Pocantico Hills, N. Y. 


. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

Miss MARY 1. SHERWOOD 


Mrs. IOHN SHOTWELL (Mariana A. Brush) 

91 Abbott Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 

Mrs. GEORGE M. SICARD (Sarah Verrill) 



Colonial Hall, Iamaica, L. I. 

Mrs. IOHN M. SNYDER, '93 (Louise B. Rogers) 

Elkins Park, Pa. 

I 

Rye 

Miss HELEN M. SPAULDING, '07 



305 Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. 1. 

Miss ALICE STANCHFIELD 

36 West 86th Street. New York City 

Mrs. 1. ELLIS STANNARD, '01 (Miriam E. Newell) 


Miss E. HARRIET STANWOOD, M. A.,'78 


Mrs. IOHN WOOD STEWART (Laura Safford) 

Glen Ridge, N. 1. 

Miss MARY ISABEL STEWART 

23 West Iohnston Street, Washington, N. 1. 

Mrs. CLAUDE L. STILLMAN (Anne Howes) 

"The Verona," Detroit, Mich. 

Mrs. ROBERT PORTER ST. IOHN (May Walker) 

815 Rubgy Road, Flatbush, N. Y. 

Miss HARRIET T. STOWE 

Seminary, Rye, N. Y. 

Miss LUCY B. STOWE 


Mrs. LEHMAN STRAUSS (Pauline Cohn) 

3544 Broadway, New York City 

Mrs. P. P. STURDEVANT (Blanche Winifred Iackson) 

138 Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. 1. 

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Miss BERTHA L. SUTHERLAND, '98 


Mrs. GEORGE R. SUTHERLAND (Hester A. McKay) 

159 West I05th Street, New York City 


54 South Parsons Ave., Flushing, L. I. 

Mrs. WILLIAM HALSEY TELFORD (Emma Paddock) 

1462 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Mrs. W. E. THOMAS, '78 (Emma W. Mattoon) 

Lewisburg, Pa. 

Mrs. JOHN MELVIN THURBER (Lois Bigelow Newton) 

Sherburne, Chenango Co. N. Y. 

Mrs. GRANT N. TIDD (May F. Barney) 


Miss BERTHA E. TOMLINSON, '94 


Miss MARY WALLACE TORRENCE 

The Castle, Tarrytown, N. Y. 

Mrs. ELBERT GAYLORD TREGANZA (Ruth Gardiner Robinson) 

593 Lexington Ave., New York City 

Mr•. S. G. H. TURNER, '01 (Helen M. MacCaul) 

318 W. Washington Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. E. S. TWEEDY (Estelle Waller) 

.~ Edgecliff," Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. VALENTINIt, '84 (A. Belle Colwell) 

110 Engle Street, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN J. VALENTINE, '78 (Alice M. Blanchard) 


Miss JULIA VANDERVEER 

Chester, N. J. 

Mrs. NATHANIEL GOODWIN VAN DOREN,'97 (Mary F. Thomas) 

2333 Davidson Ave., Bronx, New York City 

Mrs. AMOS VAN ETTEN (Olive Caskey) 



356 E. 22nd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARLES M. WALES (Katharine M. Gillet) 


Miss LAURA P. WALLER 


Mrs. WILLIAM P. WATERHOUSE, '9' (Belle M. Richmond) 

84 S. Clinton Street. East Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM NEWBOLD WATSON (Caroline Wharton) 


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Miss JANE MEAD WELCH 

liThe Algonquin," Buffalo, N. Y. 

Mrs. THOMAS COLES WELLMAN (Margaret S. Lyon) 


Mrs. WII,I,IAM TWINING WELLS, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


Miss ETHEL M. WHEELER, 'OS 

Haverstraw, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROLAND WORRELL WHITE (Fannie S. Mather) 

Suite 7, The Burgess, E. li6th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 


Orleans, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROBERT S. WIGHTMAN (Bessie M. Hartley) 


Miss M. ARONETTA WILBUR, '85, M. A.,' 0S 

221 South Street, Morristown, N. J. 

Mrs. EDGAR W. WILLIAMS, '96 (Grace Howard Petrie) 

319 East Sixth Street, Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. F. S. WILLIAMS, '60, A. M. ,'94 (Almena Bradley) 

II~ West 84th Street, New York City 

Mrs. JULIA WILLETTS WILLIAMS 


Miss HENRIETTA C. WISE, '06 

8 Lewis Street, Auburn, N. Y. 

MISS FANNY YATES, '06 

216 W. Gray Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. F. L. YOUMANS, '81 (Fannie Cowles) 

Hotel calumet, 340 West 57th Street, New York City 

Miss JANE A. YOUNG 

27 Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. 

III

Ntrrnhtw 

nf 

milt £lmtra Q!nlltgr Q!lub 

Mrs. WAI,TER H. CAMP, ',8 (I,izzie C. Merr,ul) 

Mrs. SAMUEl, 1,. CI,EMENS (Olivia I,angdon) 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM G. COI,I,INS (Birdena 1,. Benedict) 

Mrs. MARTHA BOCKEli; FI,INT, '59 

Miss HEI,EN MARGARET GARDNER, '9" 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM D. KEI,I,Y, ',6 (Chartotte 1,. Cook) 


Miss AI,ICE McCI,URE PI,ATT, '86 


Mrs. GEORGE C. SANBORNE, '77 (Imogene Minier) 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM TOOTHE (Emma Schlager) 

Miss NETTIE C. WICKHAM, '69 

Mrs. H. C. ANDERSON (Kate Denier)

". 

THE BOROEN PRES~ 

NE:;W 

YORK

tShe 

ELMIRA COLLEGE CLUB 

, of New York Cit". , 

Constitution 

Ofticers and 

Melllbers 

1909-1910

U14t 1Elmtra

COMMITTEES 

ENTERTAINMENT 

COMMITTEE 

MISS MAllIE 1,. MANNERS, '66, 287 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. 

MRS. HENRY DEWITT HOTCHKISS 


MISS ALICE STANCHFIELD 

MRS. FREDERICK HAMLIN MILLS 

MEMBERSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. JOHN SHOTWELL, 58 Johnson Street, Waterbury, Conn. 

MRS. THOMAS ScOTT HAYDEN, '63 

MRS. FRANCIS W. GRIDLEY 

MISS ROSAMOND JOSLYN, '02 

MISS RENA ROCKWELL, ' 05 

NOMINATING 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. SAMUEL M. KEIPER, 152 West 92nd Street, New York City 

MRS. MILES GoODYEAR HYDE, '64 

MISS ANN4- 1,. HARDY. '93 

MRS. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN, '72 

MISS BERTHA L. SUTHERLAND, '98 

COMMITTEE ON COWLES'S CHAIR OF 

PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIAN ETHICS 

MRS. MADISON C. PETERS, 1822 Glenwood Road, Flatbush, N. Y. 

MRS. RUFUS S. FROST, A. M. '91 


MRS. EMERSON H. LISCUM 

MRS. DANIEL S. LAMONT 

MRS. F. S WILLIAMS, A. M. 

MRS. DANIEL W. VALENTINE, '84 


PRINTING 

COMMITTEE 

MISS JULIA E. REEDER, '07. Huntington, x.. I. 

PRESS 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. EllolllolA PADDOCK TELFORD, Edgewood Lane, Palisade, N. J. 

MISS EllolllolA KIRKLAND CLARK 


M1il8. F. 1,. YOUMANS, '87,549 W. 113th Street, New York City

Q.tnu1ititntinu 

ARTICLE I. 



ARTICLE II. 



each of whom shan hold office for not longer than 




There shall be three committees, consisting of at 

least five members each; an Entertainment Committee, 









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AR'l'ICLE III. 











AR'l'ICLE IV. 








membership. 

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ARTICLE V. 




sent, and if the dues of any member remain unpaid 

on the first day of April,a second notice 






ARTICLE VI. 



those present.

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ilttttbttS 

Mrs. JOHN J. ABEl., '72 (Mary W. Hinman) 

Charles Street Ext., Baltimore, Md. 

Miss AI.ICE ADAMS 


Miss JANET ADAMS, '85 

Attica, N. Y. 

Mrs. JAMES G. AITKEN, '02 (Florence B. Griffes) 

161 Bellevue Ave., Montclair, N. J. 

Miss ANNA R. AI.BERTSON 

1352 I.ake St.; Elmira, N. Y. 

Dr. BEI.I.E VOORHEES AI.DRIDGE 


Mrs. ERNEST J. AI.I.EN, 'oS (Clara A. Termansen) 

"The Fairview," 112 Howard Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss GENIEVE M. AI.I.EN, '04 


Mrs. WII.I.IS ANDERSON (Estelle A. Story) 


Mrs. JAMES ARCHBAI.D (Marla H. Albright) 


Mrs. MARY C. BATES, '69 (Mary C. Davis) 

Setauket, I.. I. 

Miss SYI.VIA CRATFIEI.D BATES, 'oS 

143 I.sfayette Street, Schenectady, N. Y. 

Miss CI.ARA JUDSON BECKWITH, '08 

1012 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 



Mrs. FRANCIS BEI.I.AMY (Harriet Benton) 

795 St. Nicholas Ave., New York City 



Mrs. H. H. BICE (Helen I.. Willlams) 


Miss MYRTJ:,E EMII.Y BII.ES, '96 


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., 

Mrs. ERNEST NEWTON BILLARD, '02 (Grace Dean Robinson) 

'094 Woodycrest Ave., New York City 

Mrs. WILLIAM FRED BIRCH (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

62 S. Morris Street., Dover, N. J. 

Mrs. JOSEPH A. BLAIR (Mary E. Anguish) 

Chittenango, Madison Co., N. Y. 

Mrs. CLARENCE L. BLItAKLEY, '79 (Cara ROKers) 


Mrs. ALBERT R. BOGItRT, '86 (Susan Heys Curtis) 


Miss MARY L. BOOROM, '07 


Mrs. ARCHIBALD L. BOUTON [Carrie Jessup McNair] 


Miss CARRIE L. BOYD 

203 Washington Street, Monroe, Mich. 

MISS GRACIt McKENZIE BRADLEY, 'o~ 

17 MIller Street, Nutley, N. J. 



Mrs. WILLIAM R. BROSS, '71 (Fannie Miller) 

P. O. Box 167, Babylon, L. I. 

Miss ELIZABETH MABEL BRYAN, '06 


Miss MARY FRANCES BYINGTON, '96 

Fayetteville, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE W. BYRAM (Anna R. Holbert) . 

33 Elm Hill Park, Boston, Mass. 



Mrs. SAMUEL S. CAMPBELL (Fannie Saunders) 


Miss FLORENCIt DELAVAN CARR 


Mrs. HENRY MARTYN CHANCE (Lillie Eva Micklev) 


Miss EMMA KIRKLAND CLARK 

I 

2488 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. GRACE E. CLINTON (Grace E. Warner) 


Mrs. ALVA COLLINS, '01, Music (Grace Shaw) 

.. Overlook," W. 18Ist St. and Pinehurst Ave., New York City 

Miss ALICE F. COREY 

Illi Park Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. LYMAN CRANDALL, '87 (Sophie Davis) 


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Mrs. ELWOOD CROSSMAN, '65 (Mary McKay) 


Miss FLORENCE BEARD CROUSE 

Miss.Dana's School, .221 South Street, Morristown, N. J. 



Miss CATHARINE GORDON CURTIS 



18 West Av,e., Norwalk, Conn. 

Mrs. SHERWOOD BRADLEY DAVIDGE (M. Ella Ayer) 


Miss AMELIA. DAVIS, '93 

289 Decatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. WILLIAM MADISON DAVIS (Elizabeth Deyo) 

27 Johnston Ave.• Kingston, N. Y. 

Mrs. MAURICE S. DECKER (Ulilla Lockwood) 

u9 Cleveland Street, Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. SAMUEL DE LISSER (Anna L. Cumming) 

Care of Bank ot Savings, 280 Fourth Ave, New York City 

Mrs. HENRY A. DEUDNEY, '77 (Mary Melinda Bhss) 

Bible House, New York City 

Miss ADELAIDE LADLEY DEXTER, '97 

214 Main Street, Binghamton, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARLES E. DIEFENTHALER (Antonia Fischer) 

303 West 9lst Street, New York City 

Mrs. JOHN A. DITMAS (Jenny Purdy Miller) 

II60 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. ALEXANDER S. DIVEN (Maria Campbell) 

Van Hanten Ave., Passaic, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM H. DOTY, '77 (Elizabeth C. MacCorkindale) 

69 Locust Hill Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Miss INA DOUNCE 

320 Central Park West, New York City 

Miss HELEN DOW 

u6 East 19th Street, New York City 

Miss MARGERY DOW 

u6 East 19th Street, New York City 

Mrs. HEMAN DOWD (Mary Loveland) 


Miss MARY LANE DWIGHT, '90 


Mrs. EUGENIA EDSALL (Eugenia Yelverton) 

326 Central Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 

Miss MAY TERRY ELMORE, '92 


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Miss AGNltS ItLIZAB!tTH FARRINGTON, '88 

148 Montgomery Street, Newburgh-on-Hudson, N. Y. 

Mrs. JAMItS COCHRAN FltNDltR (Frances l,ee Meyer) 

621 East 14th Street, Chester, Pa. 

Mrs. It. I,YNN FISHltR, '06 (Jane I,ouise Carr) 


Mrs. TIMOTHY HAZltN FOWl,ltR, '83 (Harriet It. Delano) 

273ltssex Street, Holyoke, Mass. 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM FOWI,ER (!,aura A. Wentworth) 

SS9 ltast Street, Dedham, Mass. 

Mrs. JOHN ltVANS FOX, '75 (ltlizabeth Hitchcock Miller) 

80 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. RUFUS S. FROST, '61, A. M. '91 (c. Emily Wickham) 

154 Pine Street, Coming, N. Y. 

Mrs. HOMltR HOWltl,1, GAGIt, '07 [Bertha Marian Beardslee] 

Wellsville, N. Y. 

Miss MARY C. Gltl,STON, '94 


Miss ItUROPA D. GIFFORD, '86 

Johnsonville, Rensselaer Co., N. Y. 

Miss I,UCY I,A FAYETTIt GREEN, 'oS 

546 Boulevard, Westfield, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANCIS W. GRIDl,ltY (S. Edith Peck) 


Mrs. GltORGlt Nltl,SON GRIFFIN, '96 (Augusta S. Dubois) 


Mrs. CHARl,ltS C. HAI,I" ' 71 [Mary C. A. Corbitt] 

2425 Hillside Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 

Mrs. CHARI,ltS W. HAND (Julia It. Waller) 


Miss ltI,IZAB!tTH HARDIN, '92 


Miss ANNA 1,. HARDY, '93 


Mrs. THOMAS SCOTT HAYDEN, '63 (Flora Fluma Matson) 

1637 Sherman St., Denver, Co1orado 

Miss MARY HINCKI,ltY 

Eden Hill, Poughkel!psie, N. Y. 

Mrs. BONN W. HOAGI,AND (Alice ltthel Perry) 

20 Barrow Ave.• Woodbridge, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANK M. HORN (ltfuabeth F. Williams) 

546 Fourth Street, Catasauqua, Pa. 

Mrs. HltNRY DEWITT HOTCHKISil (Alice C. strong) 

315 West 75th street, New York City 

Miss ANNA A. HOWI,AND, '96 

I,ong Island College Hospital, Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

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Miss NEl,LIE PEARl, HOWl,AND, 

. 417 West Pirst Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. EMMA R. HUBBARD (Emma R. Spencer) 

29 l,afayette Street, White Plains, N. Y. 

Miss EDITH EMEl,INE HUl,IN 

39 Morris Place, Bloomfield, :N. J. 

Miss l,UCII,E HUNT, '09 

Oyster Bay, 1,. I, 

Mrs. MII,ES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 (Julia Elizabeth Boyd) 


Miss FRANCES M. INKSATER 

lIO Catherine Str'let, Elmira, N. Y. 

MISS ORl,A M. INKSATER, '08 Music • 

lIO catherine Street, Elmira, N. Y. 



j 

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J, 

1 

Miss ROSAMOND JOSl,YN, '02 


Mrs. SAMUEl, M. KEIPER (Emma C. Simon) 


Mrs. BYRON A. KII,BOURNE, '04 (Ethel A. Sheeley) 


Mrs. WIl,LIAM W. KNAPP (Julia A. Prime) 

4'3 Amity Street, Flushing, 1,. I. 

Miss MARY AI,ICE KNOX, '74 

Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. EMII, KOHl,ER (l,eonora Fischer) 

258 West 919t Street, New York City 

Mrs. DANIEl, S. !,AMONT (Juliet Kinney) 


Mrs. l,OUIS B. l,ANDMESSE.R (Millicent Worrall) 

22 East South Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

Mrs. ARCHIBAl,D F. l,AW (Eva G. Brenton) 

ISIS Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Miss ANNA l,EACH 


Mrs. l,EON T. l,EWAI,D, '97 (Mary O. Bullard) 

Columbus Barracks, Columbus, Ohio 

Miss HEl,EN M. l,EWIS 

Tunkhannock, Fa. 

Miss MABEl, DANA l,EWIS, '04 


Mrs. EMERSON H. l,ISCUM (May Diven) 

Willowbrook, Ellnira, N. Y. 

Miss EFFIE GERTRUDE 1,1,EWEI,I,YN, '88 

Shamokin, Pa.

Mrs. CARRIa K. I,ONG (Carrie a. King) 

887 Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 

Mrs. JOHN WINTHROP I,OVar.,AND (Florence l,ee Partridge) 

URiventree," Englewood, N. ]. 

Mrs. AI,FRaD KINGSBURY l,Owa [Mabel I,ouise Kent] 


Mrs. JOSEPH MACDONAI,D (Anna Millicent Wintermute) 


Miss FRANCas MAcDOWal,l" '97 


Mrs. AI,EXANDER MAIDMENT (Clara Van Sann) 


Miss B1,ANCHa MANNaRS 


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Miss MARIa 1,. MANNaRS, '66 


Miss HANNAH R. MARSHAl,l" '03 


Mrs. DANIar., W. McWII,l,IAMS, '59 (Helen F. Marquand) 


Miss ISABal, 1,. MaRCHANT, '93 . 

aleanor Court, 317 West 93d Street, New York City 

Miss MARY WOODWARD METZGER, '05 

410 College Ave., almira, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARl,aS G. MayaRS, '02 (Marjorie Barnes) 

415 S. 50th Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. FREDaRICK HAMI,IN MI1,l,S (Nellie Rogers) 


Miss al,IZABETH A. MUNROE, '07 

691 a. 24th Street, Paterson, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARI,ES F. MURRAY (a. Antoinette Mandeville) 


Miss l,AURA V. MURRAY, '07 


Miss MARION PAGa MURRAY 


Mrs. WII,l,IAM. H. NEVIUS (amma R. Andrews) 


Mrs. WII,I,IAM JAMaS NORMAN, '72 (Eva 1,. Bentley) 


Mrs. DAVID PAINa (Mary a. Drake) 

21 Linden Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. FREDERICK W. PARSONS (Catharine Sly Spaulding) 


Mrs. CYRUS A. PEAKa (Harriet E. Greenman) 


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Miss ANNIE BARTutTT PECK, '98 

Tanglewood, Phelps, N. Y. 

Mrs. FREDERICK BURRITT PECK, 'SQ (Com Burr Horton) 

I,afayette Coflege Campus, Easton, Pa. 

Miss MARY GRAY PECK,'89 

505 Fifth Ave., Suffmge Headquarters, New York City 

Mrs. MADISON C. PETERS (Sam Hart) 


Miss FI.ORA R. PETRIE 

319 East Sixth St~t, Plainfield. N. J. 

Mrs. l.0SEPH PETTIT (Jean Sterling) 

•The Bartram," Chestnut and 33C1 Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. WII,SON G. PHRA.N!tR (Sarah M. Van Vleck) 

31 :r.enox Ave., East Omnge, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARLES C. POPE, '60 (I,aum M. A. Taylor) 

34 Gmmercy Park, New York City 

Mrs. ARTHUR FE:r.IX PORTER (Helen A. Post) 


Mrs. FRANCIS SQUIRE POTTER, '87, B. A., 'SQ, M. A. 

(:Pmnces Boardman Squire) 

505 Fifth Ave., Suffrage Headquarters, New York City 

Miss FI.ORENCE EDNA POWERS 


Miss AI.I.ETTA CE:r.ESTINE RANKIN, '77 Waynesboro, Virginia 

Mrs. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIE:r.D,'']2 (Susan Woods Curtis) 

Graham Court, 1

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Mrs. CHARl,~~ W. RIPP~Y, '94 (Nina W. Stanton) 

Friendship Heights, Bethesda, Md. 

Miss Al,IClt.M. ROBERTSON, A. M.,'84 


Mrs. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74 (Clara M. I.,oomis) 

Graham Court, u6th Street and 7th Ave., New York City 

Miss RENA ROCKWEl,l" '0S 

364 West Clinton Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOHN 0. ROE (Jennie Pomeroy) 

16 N. Goodman Street, Rocl1ester, N. Y. 

Mrs. l,AWRENCEWHITSII.,l, SANDERS(H.Adelaide Waterhouse) 

68 Gates Ave., Montclair, N. J. 


Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

Miss MARY J. SHERWOOD 


Mrs. JOHN SHOTWEl,l, (Mariana A. Brush) 

58 Johnson Street, Waterbury, Conn. 




Colonial Hall, Jamaica, 1,. I. 

Mrs. JOHN M. SNYDER, '93 (l,ouise B. Rogers) 

Elkins Park, Fa. 

Miss HEl,EN M. SPAUl,DING, '07 

104 Maple Ave., North, Rid~ewood,N. J. 

Mrs. HARRY PE;ARD SPENCER (Anna Campbell) 


Miss Al,lCE STANCHFIEl,D 


Mrs. J. El,LIS STANNARD, '01 (Miriam E. Newell) 




Mrs. JOHN WOOD STEWART (I.,aura Safford) 



106 Broad Street, Washington, N. J. 

Mrs. CI,AUDE I,. STII.,I,MAN (Anne Howes) 

649 East 37th Street, Chicago, 111. 

Mrs. ROBERT PORTER ST. JOHN (May Walker) 


Miss HARRIET T. STOWE 


Miss LUCY B. STOWE, '76 


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Mrs. :r.EHMAN STRAUSS (Pauline Cohn) 


Mrs; P. P; STURDEVANT (Blanche Winifred Jackson) 


Miss BERTHA I.. SUTHER:r.AND, '98 

159 West I05th Street. New York City 

Mrs. GEORGE R. SUTHER:r.AND (Hester A. McKay) 



54 South Parsons Ave., Flushing, I.. I. 

Mrs. WI:r.UAM HAI.SEY TE:r.FORD (Emma Paddock) 

Edgewood I.aile, Palisade, N. J. 



Mrs. W. E. THOMAS, '78 (ltmma W. Mattoon) 

:r.ewisburg, Pa. 

Mrs. J0H:N MltI.VIN THURBER (I.ois Bigelow Newton) 

Sherburne, Chenango Co. N. Y. 

Mrs. GRANT N. TIDD. (May F. Barney) 


Miss BERTHA E. TOM:r.INSON, '94 . 

33 ltast 17th Street, New York City 

Miss MARY WAI.:r.ACE TORRltNCIt 


Miss SARA :r.OUISE TRACY, '75 


Mrs. Jt:r.BERT GAy:r.ORD TRltGANZA (Ruth Gardiner Robinson) 

90 Morningside Ave., West, New York City 

Mrs. S. G. H. TURNER, '01 (Helen M. MacCaul) 


Mrs. It. S. TWEltDY (ltstelle Waller) 

.. Edgecliff," Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. VA:r.ENTINE, '84 (A. Belle Colwell) 

no Itngle Street, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN J. VAI.ltNTINIt, '78 (Alice M. Blanchard) 


Miss JUI.IA VANDERVEER 

Chester, N. J. 

Mrs. NATHANIEl. GOODWIN VAN DOREN,'97 (Mary F. Thomas) 


Mrs. AMOS VAN ItTTltN (Olive Carkey) 



356 It. 22nd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARI.ES M. WAI.ES (Katharine M. Gillet) 


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Miss 1,AURA P. WA1,1,ER 


Mrs. Wl1,1,lAM P. WATERHOUSE, '91 (Belle M. Richmond) 

84 S. Clinton Street, East Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. WlI,I,lAM NEWB01,D WATSON (Caroline Wharton) 


Miss JANE MEAD WE1,CH 

"The Algonquin," Buffalo, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE M. WELLES, '77 [Mary Louise Fassettl 

R. F. D. No. I, Efniim, N. Y. 

Mrs. THOMAS COLES WELLMAN (Margaret S. 1,yon) 


Mrs. WI1,1,IAM TWINING WELLS, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


Miss ETHEL M. WHEELER, 'os 

Haverstraw. N. Y. 

Mrs. ROLAND WORE1,LE WHITE (Fannie S. Mather) 

1536 East 82nd Street, Cleveland. Ohio 





Miss M. ARONF;TTA WII,BUR, '85, M. A.,' 05 

221 South Street, Morristowu, N. J. 

Mrs. D. T. WI1,I,IAMS [Julia Willets] 

4102 :Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. EDGAR W. WII,LlAMS, 'g6 (Grace Howard Petrie) 


Mrs. F. S. WI1,1,IAMS, '60, A. M..'94 (Almena Bradley) 

Il~ West 84th Street, New York City 

Mrs. CRARI,ES M. WII,SON [Angelina Aspinwall] 

142 South College Ave., Gmnd Rapids, Mich. 

:Mrs. C. L. WA1,COTT (Carrie S. 1,yon) 

S09 South l!;astern Ave., Joliet, Ill. 

:Miss FANNY YATES, '06 

2IS W. Church Street, Elmira, N. Y. 


549 West Il3th Street, New York City 

:Miss JANE A. YOUNG 

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27 Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N.]. 

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Ql. £lmtra Ql:nl1tgr Ql:1ub 

Mrs. H. C. ANDaRSON (Kate DenIer) 

Mrs. THaODORB 1. R. BROWN (Harriet White) 

Mrs. WAI.TaR H. CAMP, '78 (I,izzie C. Merrill) 

Mrs. SA1IIUn 1,. CI.EMaNS (Olivia I,angdon) 

Mrs. WII.I.IAM G. COI,I.INS (Birdena I.. Benedict) 

Mrs. MARTHA BOCKE:&: FI,INT, '59 

Miss HEl.aN MARGARET GARDNaR, '9" 

Mrs. WII.I.IAM D. KJU.I,Y, '']6 (Charlotte I.. Cook) 


Miss AI.IC!t McCI.URE PI,ATT, '86 

Mrs. TH01llAS H. RItES, '86 (Fannie Happersett) 

Mrs. GEORG!t C. SANBORNE, '77 (Imogene Minier) 

Miss CORA THOMPSON, '08 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM TOOTHE (Emma SChlager) 

Kiss NaTTIE C. WICKHAM, '69 

Miss HENRIETTA C. WISE, '06

'.'j 

" 

t:rhe 

ELMIRA COLLEOp CLUB 

.. of New YorK .Cit" .. 

Constitution 

Oftlcers and 

Members 

1910 - 1911

mqt Elmira Q!nlltgt Q!lub 

of NftU VorkGttty 

.. 

QDilirtril : : Utl0-1911 

'rfllthfld 

MRS. CI,ARItNClt 1,. BI,ItAKI,ItY,'79, Verplanck-on-Hudson,N. Y. 

'Btt""rrlltbtttt 

HISS AMltI.IA DAVIS, '93 - '89 Decatur St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Ufrraaurtr 

MISS MARY 1,. DWIGHT, '90 Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. 

tnrrltaru 

MISS JUI,IA It. REltDItR, '07 

Huntin&ton, !,on&, Island

COMMITTEES 

, 

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ENTERTAINMENT 

COMMITTEE 

MJUl. FREDERICK; HAMLIN MILLS, 250 W. 94th St., New York City 

MISS MARIE 1,. MANNERS, '66 


MRS. SAMUEL CAMPBELL 


MRS. CLARENCE 1,. BLEAKLEY, '79, ex-officlo 

MEMBERSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

MISS RENA ROCKWELL, 'oS, 364 W. Clinton St., Elmira, N. Y. 

MRS. rHN SHOTWELL 

MRS. . ELLIS STANNARD, '01 

MRS. . LYNN FISHER, '06 

MISS I,AURA MURRAY, '07 

MRS. CLARENCE L. BLEAKLEY, '79, ex-officlo 

NOMINATING 

COMMITTEE 

Mils. SAKUEL M. KEIPEIl, 152 West 92nd Street, New York City 

MRS. MILES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 

MISS ANN" I.. HARDY, '93 

MRS. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN, '72 

MISS BERTHA 1,. SUTHERLAND, '98 

MRS. CLAIlItNCE L. BLEAKLEY, '79, ex-officlo 

PRINTING 

COMMITTEE 

MISS JULIA E. REEDER, '07, Huntington, I,. I. 

PRESS 

COMMITTEE 

M1l8. EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD, Edgewood I.ane, Palisade, N. J. 

MISS EMMA KIRKLAND CLARK 

ALUMNAE COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE 

MIlS. JOHN EvANS Fox, '75,80 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

MRS. WILLIAM H. DOTY, '" 

MRS. TIMOTHY FOWLER, '83 

MISS CATHARINE SAUNDERS, '91 

MISS SARA L. TRACY, '75 


Mils. P. I.. YOUMANS, '87,549 W. 1I3th Street, New York City

QtnUl1tttuttnu 

ARTICLE 1. 



ARTICLE II. 







There shall be three committees, consisting of at 

least five members each; an Entertainment Committee, 







all business between the regnlar meetings of' 


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ARTICLE III. 











ARTICLE IV. 








membership. 

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ARTICLR V. 




sent, and if the dues of any me1l].ber remain unpaid 

on the first day of April, a second notice 






ARTICLE VI. 



those present.

'rfsunals 

In February, 1910, Dr. MacKenzie sent to 

Mrs. Doty the message that $18,000 still remained 

on the college debt which must be paid 

to secure the promised Carnegie gift. Mrs. Doty 

immediately undertook to secure the money. A 

friend sent $1000. Then Mrs. J. Stewart 

Kennedy offered to give $10,000 if we could raise 

the balance. Assisted by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. 

Liscum, Mrs. Doty began a systematic canvass 

of alumnae with the result that by June 5th the 

amount was raised and on Commencement Day 

Dr. MacKenzie announced gifts amounting to 

$112,000. 

On this day, Mrs. Doty, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. 

Liscum turned the sod for the new Science Hall, 

the gift of Mr. Andrew Carnegie. This building 

will be ready for use by the fall of 191I. 

Mrs. William H. Doty and Mrs. William R. 

Bross, both former Presidents of our Club, have 

been bereaved by the death of their husbands 

during the past year. 

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fltmhtf.6. 

Mrs. JOHN J. ABEl., '72 (MaryW. Hinman) 

Roland Park Branch, Baltimore, Md. 

Miss AI,ICE ADAMS 


Mrs. JAMItS G. AITKEN, '02 (Florence B. Griffes) 

450 W. 147th St., New York City 

Miss ANNA R. AI,BERTSON 

1352 I,ake St., Elmira, N. Y, 

Dr. BEI,I,E VOORHEES AI,DRIDGE (Belle Voorhees) 


Mrs. ERNEST r AI,LEN, 'OS (Clara A. Termansen) 

• The Fairview," 112 Howard Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss GENIEVE M. AI.LEN, '04 


Mrs. WII.I.IS ANDERSON (Estelle A. Story) 


Mrs. JAMES ARCHBAI,D (Maria H. Albright) 


Mrs. MARY C. BATES, '69 (Mary C. Davis) 

Setauket, 1,. I. 

Miss SYI,VIA CHATFIELD BATES, 'OS 


Miss CLARA JUDSON BECKWITH, '08 . 

109 N. Second St., Olean, N. Y. 



Mrs. FRANCIS BEI,LAMY (Harriet Benton) 

435 Convent Ave., New York City 


28 Hillside Ave., Englewood, N. 1. 

Mrs. H. H. BICE (Helen I.. Williams) 


Miss MYRTLE EMII,Y BILES, '96 

Rutgers Preparatory School, New Brunawick:, N. J. 

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Mrs. ERNEST NEWTON BII,I,ARD, '02 (Grace Dean Robinson) 

"'94 Woodycrest Ave., New York City 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM FRED BIRCH (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

62 S. Morris Street, Dover, N. J. 

Miss FI,ORENCE I. BI,ADES, 'oS 

Whittler Hall, 1230 Amsterdam Ave. New York City 

Mrs. JOSEPH A. BI,AIR (Mary E. Anguish) 

Chittenango, Madison Co., N. Y. 

Mrs. CI,ARENCE 1,. BI,EAKI,EY, '79 (Cara Rogers) 


Mrs. AI,BERT R. BOGERT, '86 (Susan Heys Curtis) 

Oradell, N.]. 

Mrs. ARCHIBAI,D I.. BOUTON [Carrie Jessup McNair] 

2206 Andrews Ave., University Heights, New York City 

Mrs. C. W. BOWER, '09 (C. I,uclle Hunt) 

Trumansburg, N. Y. 

Miss CARRIE I.. BOYD 

Essex Fells, N. ]. 

Miss BEI,I,E BRADFORD 

The Marlborough, Baltimore, Md. 

Miss CHARI,OTTE M. BRA.DFORD 

175 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

MISS GRACE MACKENZIE BRA1:>I,EY, '03 

61 Centre Street, Nutley, N. 1. 




P. O. Box 167, Babylon, I.. I. 

Miss EI,IZABETH MABEl, BRYAN, '06 

The Ossining School, OSSining, N. Y. 

Miss MARY FRANCES BYINGTON, 'Q6 

The Mowry, Syracuse, N. Y. 

Mrs GEORGE W. BYRAM (Anna R. Holbert) 

• 33 Elm Hill Park, Boston, MaSll. 

Mrs. HOWARD CA.DMUS (Nettie Westlake) . 

1043 E. 19th Street, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs SA.MUEI, S. CAMPBEI,I, (Fannie saunders) 

• 28 Dwight Place, Englewood, N. 1. 

Miss FI,ORENCE DEI,AV AN CARR 


Mrs HENRY MARTYN CHANCE (I,iIIie Eva Mickley) 

· 4429 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Miss EMMA KIRKI,AND CI,ARK 

248a Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs GRACE E. CLINTON (Grace E. Warner) 

· 21 Offord Street, Pa_ic, N. 1. 

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)Ira. ALVA COLLINS, '01, Music (Grace A. Shaw) 

802 W. 181st Street, New York City 

Miss ALICE P. COREY 

nn Park Ave., Plainfield, N. ]. 

Mrs. ltLWOOD CROSSMAN, '65 (Mary McKay) 


Miss PI,ORltNClt BltARD CROUSlt 

Miss Dana's School, '>1 South Street, Morristown, N. ]. 

Miss ANNA M. CUMMINS " 


Miss CATHARINlt GORDON CURTIS 



18 West Ave., Norwalk, Conn. 

Mrs. SHERWOOD BRADLn DAVIDGlt (M. ltlla Ayer) 

Binghamton, N. Y. 

Miss AMltLIA DAVIS, '93 

.89 Decatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. WILLIAM MADISON DAVIS (ltlizabeth Deyo) 

'7 Johnston Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 

Mrs. SAMUltI. DE LISSltR (Anna L. Cumming) 

Care of Bank ot Savings,,80 Fourth Ave, New York City 

Mrs. HltNRY A. DltUDNEY, '77 (Mary Melinda Bhss) 

Bible House, New York City 

Miss ADltI.AIDlt I.ADI.ltY DEXTER, '97 

103 South Main Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARLltS It. DIltFltNTHAI.ltR (Antonia Fischer) 



"Twin Oaks, SChooley's Mountain, N.]. 

Mrs. ALEXANDltR S. DIVltN (Maria esmpbell) 


Mrs. WII.LIAM H. DOTY, '77 (ltll2abeth C. MacCorkindale) 

69 I.ocust Hill Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 


Ardsley Ball, 320 Central Park West, New York City 

Miss HltLltN DOW 

116 ltast 19th Street, New York City 

Miss MARGltRY DOW 

n6 ltast 19th Street, New York City 

Mrs. HltMAN DOWD (Mary I.oveland) 

76 Berkeley Ave., Orange, N. ]. 

Miss MARY I.ANlt DWIGHT, '90 

Mrs. Dow's SChool, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. ltUGRNIA ltDSALL (ltugenia Yelverton) 

100 Westervelt Ave., Plainfield, N. ]. 

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Miss MARY J. ltLDRIGlt, "0 

Whittier Hall, '230 Amsterdam Ave., New York City 

Miss MAY TltRRY ltLMORlt, '92 


Miss ltDITH L. EWING, '09 

'4 Smith St., Middletown, N. Y. 

Miss AGNES ELIZABETH FARRINGTON, '88 

14 Bay View Terrace, Newburgh, N. Y. 

Mrs. JAMES COCHRAN FENDltR (Frances Lee Meyer) 

Chester, Pa. 

Mrs. E. LYNN FISHER, '06 (Jane Louise Carr) 


Mrs. TIMOTHY HAZEN FOWLER, 'S3 (Harriet E. Delano) 


Mrs. JOHN EVANS FOX, '75 (Elizabeth Hitchcock Miller) 

So Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. RUFUS S. FROST, '61 (C. Emily Wickham) 

'54 Pine Street, Coming, N. Y. 

Mrs. HOMER HOWELL GAGE, '07 [Bertha Marian Beardslee) 

6, Greig St., Rochester, N. Y. 

Miss CLARA E. GARDNER, '93 

Brewster, N. Y. 

Miss MARY C. GELSTON, '94 



R. F. D. No. '. Valley Falls, Rensselaer Co., N. Y. 

Miss LUCY LA FAYETTE GREEN, 'OS 

546 Boulevard, Westfield, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANCIS W. GRIDLEY (S. Edith Peck) 


Mrs. GEORGE NELSON GRIFFIN, '96 (Augusta S. Dubois) 


Mrs. CHARLltS C. HALL, '7' [Mary C. A. Corbitt] 


Mrs. CHARLES W. HAND (Julia :It. Waller) 


Mrs. GEORGE B. HAND (Miss Creveling) 


Miss ltLIZABETH HARDIN, '92 



41S West I18th Street, New York City 

Mra. BENJAMIN HARRISON (Mary Scott Lord) 

Indianapolis, Indiana 

Mrs. THOMAS SCOTT HAYDEN, '63 (Flora Fluma Matson) 

,637 Sherman St., Denver, Colorado 

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Miss MARY HINKI,EY 

Eden Hill, Poug'hkeepsie, N. Y. 

Mrs. BONN W. HOAGLAND (Allce Ethel Perry) 

20 Barrow Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANK M. HORN (Elizabeth F. Williams) 

546 Fourth street, Catasauqua, Pa. 

Miss ANNA A. HOWLAND, 'g6 

Long Island College Hospital, Henry street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. EMMA R. HUBBARD (:amma R. Spencer) 

29 Lafayette Street,White Plains, N. Y. 

Miss EDITH EMELINE HULIN 


Mrs. MILES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 (Julia :alizabeth Boyd) . 

, 6 West 21St Street, New York City 

Miss FRANCES M. INKSATER 


Mtss ORLA M. INKSATER, 'oS Music 

no Catherine Street, :almira, N. Y. 





Mrs. SAMUEL M. KEIPER (Emma C. Simon) 




Mrs. WILLIAM W. KNAPP (Julia A. Prime) 

423 Amity Street, Flushing, I.. I. 


258 West 9'St Street, New York City 


. 2 West 53d Street, New York City 


22 East South Street, Wilke....Barre, Pa. 


1515 Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Miss ANNA LEACH 


Mrs. :r.EON T. LEWALD, '97 (Mary O. Bullard) . 

99 Claremont Ave., New York City 

Miss HEL:aN M. LEWIS 


Mrs. EMERSON H. LISCUM (May Diven) 


Miss EFFIE GERTRUDE LLEWEL:r.YN, '88 

Shamokin, Pa.

Mrs. JOHN WINTHROP LOVELAND (Florence Lee Partridge) 

"Riventree," Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. ALFRED KINGSBURY LOWE [Mabel Louise Kent] 


Mrs. JOSEPH MACDONALD (Anna Millicent Wintermute) 


Miss FRANCES MACDOWELL, '97 

Hasbrouck Institute, Jersey City, N. J. 

Mrs. ALEXANDER MAIDMENT (Clara Van Sann) 




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Miss MARIE L. MANNERS, '66 







9 Sterling Ave, White Plains, N. Y. 

Miss MARY WOODWARD METZGER, '0S· 


Mrs. CHARLES G. MEYERS, '02 (Marjorie Barnes) 

415 S. 50th Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. 



Miss ELIZABETH A. MUNROE, '07 


Mrs. CHARLES F. MURRAY (E. Antoinette Mandeville) 


Miss LAURA V. MURRAY, '07 


Miss MARION PAGE MURRAY 


Mrs. WILLIAM. H. NEVIUS (Emma R. Andrews) 


Mrs. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN, '72 (Eva L. Bentley) 


Mrs. DAVID PAINE (Mary E.Drake) 

279 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. 



Miss ANNIE BARTLETT PECK., '98 


Mrs. FREDERICK BURRITT PECK, '89 (Cora Burr Horton) 

Lafayette Coflege Campus, Easton, Pa.

Misa MARY GRAY PECK, '89 

50s Fifth Ave., SUffl'llge Headquarters, New York City 


1822 Glenwood Road, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Mrs. l.0SEPH PETTIT (Jean Hart Sterling) 

•The Bartram," Chestnut and 33d Str

Mrs. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74 (Clara M. I,oomis) 

Graham Court, n6th street and 7th Ave., New York City 

Miss RENA ROCKWEI,I" 'oS 


Mrs. JOHN 0. ROE (Jennle Pomeroy) 


Mrs. FRANCES AI,I,EN ROSS (M. Frances Allen) 

48 New St., East Orange, N. J. 



Miss MARY J. SHERWOOD 


Mrs. AI,EXANDER M. SHOEMAKER, '04 (Mabel Dana l,ewis) 

Glencoe, New Mexico 

Mrs. JOHN SHOTWEI,I, (Mariana A. Brush) 




Miss E. C. SMITH 



Colonial Hall, Jamai,!", 1,. I. 

Mrs. JOHN M. SNYDER, '93 (!,ouise B. Rogers) 


Mrs. E. D. SPANGENBERG (Elizabeth Dufford) 

132 E. Washington Ave., Washington, N. J. 

Miss HEI,EN M. SPAUI,DING, '07 




Miss ALICE STANCHFIELD 


Mrs. J. EI,I,IS STANNARD, '01 (Miriam E. Newell) 



704 Congregational House, Boston, Mass. 

Mrs. JOHN WOOD STEWART (!,aura Safford) 




Mrs. CI,AUDE 1,. STII,I,MAN (Anne Howes) 

820 East 45th Street, Chicago, Ill. 

Miss EMII,Y PORTER ST. JOHN 

415 Argyle Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROBERT PORTRR ST. JOHN (May Walker) 


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Mise HARRIlfr T. STOWE 


Miss LUCY B. STOWE 


Mrs. I,EHMAN STRAUSS (Pauline Cohn) 


Mrs. EDWARD C. STRINGER, '79 (Anna I. Seymour) 

471 Ashland-Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 

Mrs. P. P. STURDEVANT (Blanche Winifred]ackson) 

138 Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. ]. 

Miss BERTHA L. SUTHERLAND, '98 

159 West losth Street. New York City 

Mrs. GEORGE R. SUTHERLAND (Hester A. McKay) 


Miss ItATHARINE DEFOREST SWICK, '88 

54 South Parsons Ave., Flushing, 1,. I. 

Mrs. WII,I,IAM HAI,SEY TEI,FORD (Emma Paddockl 

Edgewood !,ane, Palisade, N.]. 



Mrs. W. E. THOMAS, '78 (Emma W. Mattoon) 

I,ewlsburg, Pa. 


243 Monroe Street, Passaic, N. ]. 

Miss BERTHA E. TOMI,INSON, '94 

33 East 17th Street, New York City 

Miss MARY WAI,I,ACE TORRENCE 


Miss SARA I,OUISE TRACY, '75 


Mrs. EI,BERT GAYI,ORD TREGANZA (Ruth Gardiner Robinson) 

90 Morningside Ave., West, New York City 

Mrs. S. G. H. TURNER, '01 (Helen Maude MacCaul) 


Mrs. E. S. TWEEDY (Eatelle Waller) 

.. Edgecliff," Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. VAI,ENTINE, '84 (A. Belle Colwell) 

110 Engle Street, Englewood, N. ]. 

Mrs. ]OHN ]. VAI,ENTINE, '78 (Alice M. Blanchard) 

246 Perry St., oakland, Cal. 

Miss ]UI,IA VANDERVEER 

Chester, N. ]. 

Mrs. NATHANIEl, GOODWIN VAN DOREN,'97 (MaryF. Thomas) 

585 Summer Ave., Newark, N. ]. 

Mrs. AMOS VAN ETTEN (Olive Carkey) 


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3s6 E. 22nd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mr•• CHARLES M. WAl,ES (Katharine M. Gillet) 


Miss l,AURA P. WAl,l,ER 


Mrs. WIl,l,IAM P. WATERHOUSE, '91 (Belle M. Richmond) 

84 S. Clinton Street, East Orange, N.]. 

Mrs. WIr.I.1AM NEWBOl,D WATSON (caroline Wharton) 


Miss ]ANE MEAD WEl,CH 

"The Algonquin," Buffalo, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGE M. WEl,l,ES, '77 [Mary I,ouise Fassettl 

R. F. D. NO.1, Efmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. THOMAS COl,ES wnl,l,MAN (Margaret S. l,yon) 

82 West Fifth Street, Bayonne, N. ]. 

Mrs. WII,l,lAM TWINING WEl.l,S, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


Miss ETHEl, M. WHEEl.ER, 'OS 


Mr•. ROl,AND WOREl,l,E WHITE (Fannie S. Mather) 

. IS36 East 82nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio 





Miss M. ARONE;TTA WIl,BUR, '8S, M. A.,'0S 

221 South Street, Morristown, N. ]. 

Mrs. A. B. WIl,l,IAMS, '60, A. M.,' 94 (Almena Bradley) 

S09 West 112th Street, New York City 

Mrs. D. T. WIl,l,lAMS [Julia Willetsl 

4102 :Pine street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mrs. EDGAR W. WIl,I,IAMS, 'g6 (Grace Howard Petrie) 

319 nast Sixth Street, Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. CHARl,ES M. WIl,SON [Angelina Aspinwall] 

142 South College Ave., Grand R,apids, Mich. 

Mrs. E. E. WOl,COTT (Carrie S. l,yon) 

S09 South J:o:astern Ave., Joliet, Ill. 

Miss FANNY YATES, '06 

.215 W. Church Street, Elmira, N. Y. 



Miss JANE A. YOUNG 

27 Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J.

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Constitution 

Offtcers and 

Me1D.bers 

1913-1914 

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MRS. GE;ORGE; M. ROBINSON, '74 

Graham Court, u6th St. & 7th Ave., New York City 

Jltrat lIttt-'rraUltut 

MRS. AI.BE:RT R. BOGERT, '86 Oradell, N. J. 

i,;trol1b lItrt-'rtatil'l1t 

MRS. J. EX,LIS STANNARD, '01 51 Quincy st., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Q];errrapDubtl1!l &,rrnary 

MRS. JOHN CONLEY MEDDICK, '98 

. 382 Wadsworth Ave., New York City 

Etrorbtl1!l &trrttaru 

MRS. WII,LIAM J. NORMAN, '72 

MRS. LEON T. LEWALD,'97 

UlrrallUttr 

126 Halsey St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 

99 Claremont Ave., New York City

COMMITTEES 

ENTERTAINMENT 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. FREDERICK HAMLIN MILLS, '50 W. 94th St., New York City 

MRS. GEORGE A. PAGE 

MISS AMELIA DAVIS, ' 93 

MRS. BYRON A. KILBOURNE, '04 

MRS. JULIA ROE DAVIS 


MRS. CHARLES DOUGLAS SHRADY 

MISS MARIA B. CANTWELL, 'II 

MISS EDNA G. MULFORD, '07 

MRS. HAROLD A. EARLE, '07 

MISS FANNY M. SWEET, ' 12 

MRS. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74, Ex-officio 

MEMBERSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. ALVAN A. TENNEY, '0S. 400 W. II8th St., New York City 

MISS MILDRED E. DAVIDSON, '10 

MISS ROSAMOND JOSLYN, , 02 

MISS MARY J. ELDRIDGE, ' 10 

MISS GUINEVERE H. NORWOOD, '13 

MRS. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, • 74, Ex-officio 

NOMINATING 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. FRANCIS BELLAMY, 435 Convent Ave., New York City 

MRS. HEMAN DOWD 

MISS ANNA 1,. HARDY. '93 


MRS. MADISON C. PETERS 

MRS. GEORGE M. ROBINSON. ' 74, Ex-officio 

PRINTING 

COMMITTEE 

MISS JULIA E. REEDER, '07, Huntington, 1,. I. 

PRESS 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. WILLIAM HALSEY TELFORD, Edgewood I,ane, Palisade, N. J. 

Mas. F. STUART CRAWFORD 

MRS. WILLIAM ROBERT BROSS, '71 

ALUMNAE COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE 

MRS. JOHN EVANS Fox, '75, 505 W. II.th St., New York City 

MRS. JOHN FRANKLIN BROWN, '89 


MRS. TIMOTHY H. FOWLER, ' 83 

MRS. HENRY S. REDFIELD, '7'

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ARTICLE I. 



ARTICLE II. 


two Vice-Presidents, a Corresponding Secretary, 

a Recording Secretary and a Treasurer, each of 

whom shall be elected for two years and are 

eligible for re-election. There shall be three 

committees, consisting of at least five members' 

each; an Entertainment Committee, a Committee 

on Membership and a Nominating Committee, 

the latter having power to fill vacancies which 

may occur between meetings. These committees, 

together with the officers of the Club, shall have 

power to transact all business between the regular 

meetings of the Club. The members of all 

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committees shall be appointed by the President. 

No undergraduates shall be eligible for any of 

the six officers, but may serve on committees. ' 

AR'I'ICLE III. 


be held on the last Saturday in April of each 

year, the election of officers occuring at this time 

every two years. Such election shall be conducted 

by ballot, a two-thirds vote of members 

present constituting an election. The reports of 

the Secretary and Treasurer shall be presented, 

also a report from the chairman of each standing 

committee shall be called for. Seven members 

shall constitute a quorum. 

AR'I'ICLE IV. 


or has been a student at Elmira College, may become 

an active member of the Club, on payment 

of dues for the current year. Any person who 

has not been a student at Elmira College but 

who is sufficiently interested to work for her welfare, 

may become an associate member without 

a vote at the business meetings, on payment of 


Club after May first will not be required to pay 

dues until the December following. Professors 

and Trustees of the College are eligible for active 

membership. 

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ARTICLE V. 


dollar and fifty cents, payable on or before the 

first day of December of each year. Notice of 

dues shall be sent, and if the dues of any member 

remain unpaid on the first day of January, a 

second notice shall be sent; if the dues of any 

member remain unpaid for two year~ the member 

shall be notified thereof, and if arrears are 

not then paid within one month of the time of 

notice her name shall be dropped from the list 

of members. 

ARTICLE VI. 



those present.

'ttli1tuttl11 

The year 1913 brings Elmira College to a place 

in her history where it is absolutely necessary 

for generous financial help in order to properly 

continue her splendid work. At the reunion in 

Elmira in November our President made known 

in detail the imperative needs of endowment and 

equipment. 

The Alumnae have the logical and proper organization 

to take up the cause of the college, 

and it is now our duty and privilege to push this 

campaign until we can place our College in the 

first ranks. We must strive to establish active 

co-operation among the Trustees, Faculty and 

Alumnae; to all work with one object in view; 

to keep constantly in touch with the progress of 

affairs at Elmira; and to feel no doubt of the 

accomplishment of our ideals. 

Our dear President Emeritus Dr. Augustus 

W. Cowles passed away March 15th, 1913. Resolutions 

were passed by the Alumnae Association 

that we the Alumnae of Elmira College wish 

to place on record our love and appreciation of 

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Dr. Cowles' beautiful character and our admiration 

for his unusual attainments and profound 

scholarship. 

Mrs. Rufus S. Frost, nee C. Emily Wickham, 

of class of '61 was called to her rest in 1913. 

Mrs. Frost was one of the most enthusiastic and 

loyal daughters of Elmira College. 

Dr. Charles Van Orden died at his home in 

East Albans, California, during the last year. 

He was born in New York in 1843, and during 

his life had pastorates at New Orleans, Beverly 

and Springfield. From 1890 until 1913 he was 

President of Elmira College. 

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Notification as to mlatakas In thu list or chanlles OCCurlnll after 

u publication u requasted to be sent to the Secretary. 

Miss AUCE ADAMS 


Miss SARA J. ADAMS, '67 

726 Main Street, Greenport, 1,. I. 

Mrs. JAMItS GUTHRIE AITKEN, ' 02 (Florence B. Griffes) 

Wastena Park, Ridgewood, N. J. 

Dr. BEI,I,E VOORHEES AI,DRIDGE (Belle Voorhees) 

32 Clarkson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss GENIEVE M. AI,I,EN, '04 

3 Pine Street, Binghamton, N. Y. 

Mrs. WII,I,IS ANDERSON (ltstelle A. Story) 

Dohbs Ferry, N. Y. 

MI'S. JAMES ARCHBAI,D (Maria H. Albright) 


Miss BERTHA GRACE ATWATER, '10 

Bay Shore, 1,. I. 

Miss HAZEl, W. AYERS. B. S., '10; M. A., '13 


Mrs. J. FERDINAND BATES, '69 (Mary C. Davis) 

Setauket,!,. I. 

Mi.'lS SYI,VIA CHATFIELD BATES, '0S 


Mrs. WII,UAM C. BAII,EY 

The Marseilles, I43d St. & Broadway, New York City 

Miss MARIE S. BEACH, 'II 

Woodmere,!,. I. 

Miss CI,ARA JUDSON BECKWITH, ' 08 

47 Roslyn Street, Rochester, N. Y. 



Mrs. FRANCIS BEI,I,AMY (Harriet Benton) 

435 Convent Ave., New York City 

Mrs. FRED S. BENNETT, '85 (M. Katharine Jones) 

. 149 Dwight Place, Englewood, N. J. 

Mrs. HIRAM H. BICE (Helen Williams) 

40S West II8th Street, New York City 

Miss MYRTI,E It. BII,ES, '96 3I4ltast 32d Street, I,os Angeles, Cal. 

II

Mrs. ItRNItST NItWTON BILLARD, '02 (Grace Dean Robinson) 

1094 Woodycrest Ave. \ New York City 

Mrs. WILLIAM FRItD BIRCH (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

62 S. Morris Street, Dover, N. J. 

Mrs. JOSItPH A. BLAIR (Mary E. Anguish) 

Chittenango, Madison Co. , N. Y. 

Mrs. CLARItNCIt 1,. BLEAKI,EY, '79 (Cara Rolters) 

536 Broadway North, Yonkers, N. Y. 

Miss FLORItNCE BOARD 

18 Trinity Street, Montclair, N. J. 

Mrs. AI,BERT R. BOGERT, '86 (Snsan Heys Curtis) 


Miss MARY 1,. BOOROM, '07 

Whittier Hall, 1230 Amsterdam Ave. New York City 

Mrs. A. I,. BOUTON [Carrie Jessup McNair] 

2206 Andrews Ave., New York City 

Mrs. C. W. BOWER, '09 (C. I,ucile Hunt) 

Trumansburg, N. Y. 

Miss CARRIE 1,. BOYD 

ltssex Fells, N. J. 

Mrs. EDWARD DAYTON BOYItR (Annie Williams) 

301 W. 108th St., New York City 

Miss CHARI,OTTE I,OIS BRA.DFORD 

175 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss ISABELI,A J. BRADFORD 

434 W. 120th Street, New York City 

Miss RUTH s. BRItTTI,E, '07 

Belleville, N. J. 

Mrs. WII,LIAM C. BREITUNG (Anna R. Albertson) , 

315 W, Clinton St., Elmira, N. Y. 


P. O. Box 167; Babylon, 1,. I. 

Mrs. JOHN FRANKI,IN BROWN, '89 (Frances D. Guion) 


Miss ItLIZABItTH MABEl, BRYAN, '06 

403 Hoffman Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Miss MARY FRANCE;S BYINGTON, '96 

loS Harrison Place, Syracuse, N. Y. 

Mrs. GEORGIt W. BYRAM (Anna R. Holbert) 

44 Itlsinore Street, East Cleveland, Ohio 

Mrs, HOWARD CADMUS (Antoinette Westlake) , 

1043 It. 19th Street, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. SAMUEL S. CAMPBItI,I, (Fannie Saunders) 

\" 28 Dwight Place, Itnglewood, N. J. 

Miss MARIA BAGG CANTWItLL, 'II 

74 Glenwood Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. HItNRY MARTYN CHANCE (Lillie R. Micklev) 

224 South 43d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Miss ItMMA KIRKI,AND CLARK 

24Sa Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. G. It. CLINTON (Grace It. Warner) 


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Mrs. AJ.VA COJ.J.INS, '01, Music (Grace A. Shaw) 

. Bardonia, N. Y. 

Miss AUCE F. COREY 

930 Hillside Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. F. STUART CRAWFORD (Mabel R. McJ.ean) 

. - 1062 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y 

Mrs. EJ.WOOD CROSSMAN, '65 (Mary McKay) . 

Huntington, J.. I. 



Miss CATHARINE G. CURTIS 




Miss MABEJ. CORNEJ.IA DAGGETT, '96' 

South Side High School, Newark, N. J. 

Mrs. SHERWOOD B. DAVIDGE (M. Ella Ayer) 


Miss MIJ.DRED E. DAVIDSON, '10 

Ramsey, N. J.' 

Miss AMEJ.IA. DAVIS, '93 

289 Decatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss DAISY J. DAVIS, '04 

Vail-Deane School, Elizabeth, N. J. 

Miss DORA. M. DAVIS, '10 

Pawling, N. Y. 

Mrs. JUUA ROE DAVIS (Julia Anna Roe) 

686-688 High Street, Newark, N. J. 

Mrs. WIJ.J.IAM MADISON DAVIS (Elizabeth Deyo) 

27 Johnston Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 

Mrs. SAMUEJ. DE J.ISSER (Anna J.. Cumming) 

Ca.e of Bank 01 Savings, 280 Fourth Ave., New York City 

Miss ADEJ.AIDE DEXTER, '97 

. 103 South Main Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARJ.ES E. DIEFENTHAJ.ER (Antonia Fischer) 



"'twin OakS," Schooley's Mountain, N.]. 

Mrs. AJ.EXANDER S. DIVEN (Maria Campbell) 


Mrs. WIJ.J.IAM H. DOTY, '77 (Elizabeth MacCorkindale) 

182 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y 


320 Central Park West, New York City 

Mrs. HEMAN DOWD (Mary J.oveland) 


Miss CORNEJ.IA P. DWIGHT 

514 Chestnut Street, Roselle, N. J. 

Miss MARY J.ANE DWIGHT, '90 


Mrs. HAROJ.D A. EARJ.E, '07 (Kate Monroe) 


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Mrs. E;UGE;NIA E;DSALL (Eugenia Yelverton) 

221 Sumter Street, Providence, R. I. 

Miss MARY J. ELDRIDGE, '10 

191 North 6th Street, Newark, N. J. 

Miss MAY TERRY ELMORE, '92 


Miss EDITH LOUISE EWING, '09 

Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Col. 

Miss AGNES Il:LIZABETH FARRINGTON, '88 


Mrs. J. C. FENDE;R (Frances Lee Meyer) 

Chester, Pa. 

Mrs. E;. LYNN FISHER, '06 (Jane Carr) 


Mrs. EDWIN HAFFORD FLEMING 

1043 Southern BOUlevard, New York City 

Mrs. TIMOTHY H. FOWLER, '83 (Harriet E. Delano) 


Mrs. JOHN EVANS FOX, '75 (Elizabeth Hitchcock Miller) 

505 W, 112th Street, New York City 

Mrs. CHARLES SPENCER FRANCIS, '76 (Alice Evans) 

191 Second Street. Troy, N. Y. 

Miss CLARA E. GARDNER, '93; School of Music, '94 

Brewster, N. Y. 

Miss MARY C. GELSTON, '74 

Geddes Heights, Ann Arbor, Mich. 

Miss MARY LUCILLE GENUNG, '08 

Waverly, N. Y. 


R. D. No. I, Valley Falls, N. Y. 

Miss ANNA MARUe GOETZ, '12 

119 W. Milton Ave., Rahway, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANCIS W. GRIDLEY (Edith Peck) 


Mrs. TRACY B. GRISWOLD, '94 (Mary L. Carrier) 

383 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss BLANCHE M. GUY, '12 

61 Liberty Street, Newburgh, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARLES C. HALL, '71 [Mary C. A. Corbitt] . 


Mrs. CHARLES ORTON HALL (AdelIa Belle Bryan) . 

105 East 53rd Street, New York City 

Miss M. ELIZABETH HARDIN, '92 




Mrs. BENJAMIN HARRISON (Mary Scott Lord) 

1230 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 

Mrs. THOMAS SCOTT HAYDEN, '63 (Flora Pluma Matson) 

1637 Sherman St., Denver, Colorado 

Mrs. ARTHUR C. HEUBLEIN (Ethel lone Whipple) 

181 Fern Street, Hartford, Conn. 

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Mrs. WILLIAM H. HIGGINS. Jr., '07 (Elsie Herrick Lewis) 

8 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. 

Miss MARY HINKLEY 

Eden Hill, Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. 

Mrs. BONN W. ~OAGLAND (Alice Ethel Perry) 

. 20 Barrow Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. 

Mrs. FRANK M. HORN (Elizabeth F. Williams) 

Catasauqua, Penna. 

Miss ANNA A. HOWLAND, '!J6 

Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. ALBERT W. HUBBARD (Emma R. Spencer) 

29 Lafayette Street, White Plains, N. Y. 

Mrs. OLIVER PERRY HURD, '68 (Louise C. Boyd) 

washington, D. C. 

Mrs. MILES GOODYEAR HYDE, '64 (Julia EII'zabeth Boyd) 

Il7 East 34th Street, New York:. City 

Mrs. CARL H. W. ISENBERG (Marion Murray) 

32 West South Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penna. 


324 State Street, Hackensack, N. J. 


413 Hillside Ave., Jamaica, L. I. 

Mrs. SAMUEL MOORIt KEIPER (Emma C. Simon) 



122 Belleville Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. 

Miss FLORA BELLE KNAPP 

65 West l27th Street, New York City 

Mrs. JENNIE C. KNAPP [Jennie C. Graham] 

65 West l27th Street, New York City 

Mrs. WILLIAM W. KNAPP (JUlia A. Prime) 

423 Amity Street, Flushing, L. I. 





Mrs. CAROLINIt L. LAND, '64 (Caroline Powers) 



188 South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 


'S'S Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Mrs. JOHN JACOB I,AWRENCE, Jr., (Iva. Harriette Ostrander) 

Palisade, N. J. 

Miss ANNA LEACH 

Raymond Ave., Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

Mrs. LEON T. I,EWALD, '97 


Miss HEI,EN M. LEWIS 

55 Tioga Street, Tunkhannock, Pa. 

Mrs. EMERSON H. I,ISCUM (May Diven) 

Willowbrook, Elmira~ N. Y. 

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Miss ltFFIE GltRTRUDlt LLltWltLLYN, '88 

Shamokin, Pa. 

Mrs. W. LLltWltUYN LLOYD, 'oS (Lucy I,afayette Green) 

Box 3u, Westfield, N. J. 

Miss ltLIZA H. LORD, '64 

Care of Prof. H. G. Lord, Columbia Umv., New York City 

Mrs. JOHN WINTHROP LOVJtLAND (Florence Lee Partridge) 

ltng1ewood, N. J. 

Mrs. A. K. LOWE [Mabel Louise Kent] 

332 West 58th street, New York City 

Mrs. ALltXANDltR MAIDMltNT (Clara Van Sann) 




Miss MARIE L. MANNERS, '66 






Mrs. JOHN CONLEY MEDDICK, '98 (Julia May Davis) 

382 Wadsworth Ave., New York City 


Edgemont Estate, Scarsdale, N. Y. 

Miss MARY WOODWARD METZGER, 'OS 


Mrs. CHARLES F. MEYERS, '02 (Marjorie It. Barnes) 

College Park, Georgia 

Mrs. FREDERICK HAMLIN MILLS (Nellaine Rogers) 


Miss ItDNA GltRTRUDIt MULFORD, '07 

162 Nassau Street, Princeton, N. J. 

Miss ELIZAB:gTH A. MUNROE, '07 


Mrs. CHARLES F. MURRAY (It. Antoinette Mandeville) 


Mrs. WILLIAM H. NEVIUS (Emma R. Andrews) 

22 Main Street, Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN, '72 (Eva L. Bentley) 


Miss CI,ARETTA NORWOOD, '95 

105 Partridge Street,ltlmira, N. Y. 

Miss GUINEVltRE H. NORWOOD, '13 


Miss GERTRUDE O'DELL, '10 

Washington, N. J. 

Miss GRACIt LUCILE OLMSTEAD, '03 

29 Vanderenter Ave., Princeton. N. J. 

Mrs. FRANK J. OSBORNE, '06 [Adelaide Stewart] 

19 Hillyer Street, Orange, N. J. 

Mrs. GEORGIt A. PAGE [Stella A. Downing] 


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Mrs. DAVID PAINE (Mary Drake) 

279 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN P. PEACOCK, '03 [Grace McK. Bradley] 

36 Bartlett Ave., Edgewood, R. I. 

Miss VIol,ET PEARCH 

481 12th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Miss ANNIE BARTl,ETT PECK, '98 


Mrs. FREDERICK B. PECK, '89 (Cora Burr Horton) 

I,afayette College Campus, Easton, Fa. 

Miss MARY GRAY PECK, '89 

505 Fifth Ave., New York City 


1822 Glenwood Road, FlatbUsh, Brooklyn, N. Y. 


319 East Sixth street, Plainfield. N. J. 

Mrs. JOSEPH PETTIT (Jean H. Sterling) 

613 l,incoln Drive, Germantown, Pa. 

Miss DOROTHY PICKERING, '12 


Mrs. CHARl,ES C. POPE, '60 (I,aura M. A. Taylor) . 

34 Gramercy Park, New York CIty 

Mrs. ARTHUR FEl,lX PORTER (Helen A. Post) 


Mrs. FRANCIS SQUIRE POTTER, '87, B. A., '89, M. A. 

(Frances Boardman Squire) 

5728 Madison Ave., Chicago, Ill. 

Mrs. ROBltRT M. POWEl,l" '04 [Clara M. Bandfield] 

335 Harrison Ave., Harrison, N. J. 

Miss Fl,ORENCE EDNA POWERS 


Mrs. RANSOM PRATT 

Rutherford, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN WIl,l,IAM RADU, '97 [Clara I,ouise Coit] 


Miss AI,I,ETTA CEl,ESTINE RANKIN, '77 

New Canaan, Conn. 

Mrs. WIl,l,IAM TOMPKINS RATHBUN [Sarah Pratt] 


Mrs. HENRY STEPHEN RF;DFIEl,D, '72 (Susan Woods Curtis) 

Graham Court, 1925 Seventh Ave., New York City 

Mrs. SAMUEl, GUNMERE REDMOND (Margaret Evans Fox) 


Mrs. l,EWIS THURSTON REED, '90 (Isabel Porter Dwight) 

335 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss JUl,IA E. REEDER, '07 

Huntington, 1,. I. 

Mrs. GEORGE H. REID, '01, Music (Margaret Knox Smeallie) 

Ballston Road, Schenectady, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROY F. REIDINGER [Frances M. Inksater] 

412 West Gray Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

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Mrs. SIMON RltNDA:r.:r. (Isabella Pratt) 

:r.aunchley House, Towanda, Pa. 

Mrs. AUGUSTUS COWI,ltS RICE [Florence Delavan Carr] 

9u West Water Street, Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. FRANK S. RICE, '79 (Minnie Cowles) 


Mrs. REXFORD D. RICHARDSON, '03 (Susan Whitney Brown) 

1035 WOodlawu Ave" SCranton, Pa. 

Miss AGNltS CARO:r.INE RIPPERE 

Orient, I.. I. 

Mrs. JOHN RIPPERlt, '64 (Caroline Susan Pratt) 

Orient,:r.. I. 

Mrs. CHAR:r.ltS w. RIPPEY, '94 (Nina W. Stanton) 

-Friendship Heights, Bethesda, Md. 

Miss MAY ROBERTS, '97 

1238 Pacific St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss AI.ICE M. ROBltRTSON, A.M., '84 


Mrs. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, '74 (Clara M. :r.oomis) 

Graham Court, u6th Street and 7th Ave., New York City 

Miss RltNA ROCKWE:r.:r., 'oS 

364 West Clinton Street,ltlmira, N. Y. 

Miss HE:r.ltN G. RODBOURN, '06 

936 Constant Ave., Peekskill, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOHN O. ROE (Jennie It. Pomeroy) 


Miss It:r..SIlt RO:r.:r..INS, •13 


Mrs. ltDWARD A. RYON, '82 [Cora M. Gaylord] 

West Water Street,ltlmira, N. Y. 

Miss CATHARINlt SAUNDltRS. '91 


Miss MARY J. SHltRWOOD 

534ltast Washington Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 

Mrs. CHAR:r.ltS DOUG:r.AS SHRADY [Elizabeth M. Hasbrouck] 

142 Monterey Ave., Pelham, N. Y. 

Mrs. AI.ltXANDltR M. SHOEMAKER, '04 (Mabel Dana :r..ewis) 


Mrs. JOHN SHOTWlt:r.:r.. (Mariana A. Brush) 


Mrs. GltORGlt M. SICARD, Music, '95 (Sarah S. Verrill) 

932}tdgewood Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. 

Mrs. DltAN AI.BltRT SMITH, '93 [Elizabeth Davidge] 

148 Main Street. Binghamton, N. Y. 

Miss E:r.ltANOR C. SMITH 

150 Upper Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. 

Mis8 F:r.ORENCE M. SMITH 

418 West u8th Street, New York City 

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Miss :r.I:r.I,IAN M. SMITH, ' u 

558 14th Ave., Paterson, N. J. 

Miss MARY KATHERINlt SMITH, '95 

"The Franklin," Jamaica, I.. I. 

IS

Mrs. JOHN M. SNYDER, '93 (Louise B. Rogers) 


Mrs. ELIZABltTH D. SPANGENBERG (Elizabeth Dufford) 

132 E. Washington Ave., Washington, N. J. 


305 Van Honten Ave., Passaic, N. J. 

Mrs. J. ELLIS STANNARt>, '01 (Miriam E. Newell) 

51 Qnincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss E. HARRIltT STANWOOD, M. A.,'78 

7"4 Congregational Honse, Boston, Mass. 

Mrs. EARL J. STERLING [Orla M. Inksater] 

4oo~ Euclid Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. JOHN WOOD STEWART (Lanra Safford) 

335 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 

Miss MARY ISABEL STEWART. 


Miss EMILY PORTER ST. JOHN, '90 

294 Argyle Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. ROBERT PORTER ST. JOHN (May Walker) 

815 Rngby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Miss HARRiET T. STOWE 


Miss LUCY BRAINARD STOWlt, '76 


Mrs. LEHMAN STRAUSS (Panline Cohn) 


Mrs. EDWARD C. STRINGER, '79 (Isabel Seymour) 

471 Ashland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 

Mrs. P. P. STURDEVANT (Blanche Winifred Jackson) 


Miss FANNY M. SWEET, '12 

3 May Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. 


54 South Parsons Ave., Flushing, N. Y. 

Miss EDNAM. TAYLOR, 'oS 

IsS Sixth Ave., Roselle, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM HALSEY TELFORD (Emma F. Paddock) 

Edgewood Lane, Palisade, N. ]. 

Mrs. ALVAN A. TENNEY, 'OS [Florence I. Blades] 

400 West u8th Street, New York City 



Mrs. WELLING EVAN THOMAS, '78 (Emma W. Mattoon) 

Lewisburg, Pa. 


343 Monroe Street, Passaic, N. J. 

Miss BERTHA E. TOMLINSON, '94 

4S1 West End Ave., New York City 

Miss MARY WALLACE TORRENCE 


Mrs. ELBERT GAYLORD TREGANZA (Ruth Gardiner Robinson) 

no Morningside Drive, New York City

Mrs. S. G. H. TURNltR, '01 (Helen Maude MacCaul) 

318 West Washington Ave., :!tlmira, N. Y. 

Mrs. DANI:!t1, SANFORD TUTTI,:!t [Wilhelmine Newman] 


Mrs. :!t. S. TW:!t:!tDY (ltstelle Waller) 

":!tdgecliff," Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. D. W. VAI,:!tNTIN:!t, '84 (A.. Belle Colwell) 

no :!tngle Street, :!tnglewood, N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN J. VAI,:!tNTIN:!t, '78 (Alice Maud Blanchard) 

246 Perry St., Oakland, Cal. 

Mrs. NATHANI:!t1, G. VAN DOREN, '97 (Mary F. Thomas) 


Miss KATHARIN:!t VAN DUZ:!tR, '10 

Amityville, I.. I. 

Mrs. AMOS VAN ETT:!tN (Olive Caskey) 



I.archmont, N. Y. 

Mrs. CHARI,ES M. WAI.ES (Katharine M. Gillet) 


Miss I.AURA P. WAI,I,ER 

1333 18th Street, Washington, D. C. 

Mrs. WII.I,IAM P. WATERHOUSE, '91 (Belle M. Richmond) 

84 S. Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. WII.I,IAM N:!tWBOI,D WATSON (Caroline Wharton) 


Mrs. WII,I,IAM H. W:!tBST:!tR [Helen M. White] 

Wautagh, 1,. I. 

Miss JOSEPHINE MADGE W:!t~KS, 07 

Great Neck,!,. I. 

Miss JAN:!t MEAD:!t W:!tI.CH 

76 Johnson Park, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Mrs. THOMAS COI,:!tS W:!tI,I.MAN (Margaret Schell I,yon) 

121 West 31st Street, Bayonne, N. J. 

Miss HARRI:!tT M. W:!tI,I,S 


Mrs. WII.I,IAM TWINING WEI.I.S, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


Mrs. ARTHUR W:!tNDAI,I, [Anna Howes] 


Miss E;TH:!tI. M. WH:!t:!tI,ER, '05 


Mrs. ROI,AND WORR:!t1,1, WHIT:!t (Fannie S. Mather) 

273 Carlyon Road, Cleveland, Ohio 

Miss MARY M. WHITN:!tY, '97 

420 West I2Ist Street, New York City 

Mrs. ROB:!tRT S. WIGHTMAN (Bessie M. Hartley) 


Miss MARY ARONE;TTA WII.BUR, '85 

National Cathedral School, Washington. D. C. 

Mrs. D. T. WII,I,IAMS [Julia Willets] 

2107 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 

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Mrs. EDGAR W. WILLIAMS, '96 (Grace Howard Petrie) 


Mrs. CHARLES M. WILSON [Angelina Aspinwall] 

216 South College Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

Mrs. EDWARD E. WOLCOTT (Carrie L. Lyon) 

509 South Eastern Ave., Joliet, Ill. 

Miss CATHERINE R. WOOD, '09 

Knoxville, Pa. 

Miss FANNY YATES, '06 

Hotel Martha Washington, New York City 

Mrs. F. L. YOUMANS, '87 (Fannie Cowles) 


Miss JANE YOUNG 

27 West Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. 

i\lIlintiate tlembers 

Miss LUCILE W. CLINTON 

Am. Art Student's League, 4 Rue de Chevreuse, Paris, France 

Mrs. J. WALTER EARLE 

.. Belnord," 86th Street & Broadway, New York City 

Mrs. C. W. EATON [Charlotte Huke] 

248 Valentine Lane, Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. EDWARD LOOMIS 


Mrs. ALBERT ELIPHALET MITCHELL 

.. Spofforth," Strawberry Hill, Stamford, Conn. 

Miss CLARA L. SIMON 


Mrs. JOHN B. STANCHFIELD 

Islip, Long Island 

Mrs. FRANK T. WOLCOTT [Frances Holbert] 


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Nttrn1n!Jl1 

IIf 

m1}t Elmira QIl1lltgt QIluh 

Mrs. H. C. ANDll:RSON (Kate Denler) 

Mrs. THEODORB J. R. BROWN (Harriet White) 

Mrs. WAI,Tll:R H. CAMP, '78 (1.iuie C. Merrill) 

Mrs. SAMU:s::x.1.. C1.ll:Mll:NS (Olivia 1.angdon) 

Mrs. WI:x.:x.IAM G. CO:x.:x.INS (Birdena 1.. Benedict) 

Mrs. MARTHA BOCKE:S: F1.INT, '59 

Mrs. WI1.UAM FOw:x.ll:R (Uura A. Wentworth) 

Mrs. RUFUS S. FROST, '61 [C. Emily Wickham] 

Miss Hll:1.ll:N MARGAR:s:T GARDNER, '90 

Mrs. CHAR1.ll:S W. HAND [Julia ll:. Waller] 

Miss EDITH E. HUI.IN 

Mrs. WI1.1.IAM D. Kll:1.1.Y, '76 (Charlotte 1.. Cook) 

Mrs. AARON KE;YSll:R (Henrietta Depew) 

Miss MARY AI,ICll: KNOX, '74 

Mrs. WI1.SON G. PHRANll:R (Sarah M. Van Vleck) 

Miss AUCll: MCC1.URll: P1.ATT, '86 

Mrs. THOMAS H. REll:S, '86 (Fannie Happersett) 

Mrs. Gll:ORGll: C. SANBORNll:, '77 (Imogene Minier) 

Mrs. UWR:E:NCll: W. SANDERS (H. Adelaide Waterhouse) 

Miss CORA THOMPSON, 'oS 

Mrs. Wu..1.IAM TOOTHll: (Emma Schlager) 

Miss SARA 1.. TRACY, '75 

Miss N:s:TTIll: C. WICKHAM, '69 

Mrs. A1.Mll:NA BRAD1.ll:Y WI1.1.IAM8, '60, A. M., '94 

Miss Hll:NRIETTA c. WISll:, '06 

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Elmira College 

Cluh 


Constitution 

.Officers and 

Metnbers 

1917-1919 

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lHqe iElmtrtt (!!nUege Qtluh 


OFFICERS: 1917-1919 

y..~ 

'rtlltilrut 

MRS. I.EON T. I.EWAI.D 

)ftrJlt "Bttt-'rrJltil,nt 

MISS ELIZABETH HARDIN 

~fCllnil "Btr,-'rtlltil,nt 

MRS. JOHN CONLEY MEDDICK 

e.rnJlpllniltng _terrtug 

MRS. HENRY ANSON PIPE;R 

I1frllrMng _tertiary 

MISS MARGARE1' STEVENS 

5UllJI1ttft 

MRS. NATHANIEL VAN DOREN

COMMITTEES 

PATRIOTIC SERVICE COMMITTEE 

MRS. H. H. BICR, Chairman 


MRS. JOHN LOVELAND 

MRS. ALBERT BOGERT 

MRS. LEWIS T. REED 

MISS ANNA HARDY 

MISS BERTHA TOMLINSON 

MISS FLORA KN"PP 

MISS MILDRED MORRISON 

MISS MILDRED DAVIDSON 

MEMB·ERSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. J. ELLIS STANNAIlD, Chairman 

MISS MABEL C. DAGGETT 

MISS MARIAN DAYON 

MISS RACHAIL BROOKS 

NOMINATING 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. GEORGE M. ROBINSON 

MISS ANNA HARDY 

MRS. JOHN FRANKLIN BROWN 

ENTERTAINMENT 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. CHARLES SHRADY, Chairman 


MRS. HAROLD A. EARLE 

MISS HrtEN AMMERMAN 

MISS KATHERINE BRETTLE 

MISS MILDRED MORRISON 

MISS HARRIET EMERSON 

PRESS 

COMMITTEE 

MRS. F. STUAIlT CRAWFORD 

INTERCOLLEGIATE COMMUNITY SERVICE ASSN. 

(FORMERLY COLLEGE SETTLEMENT ASSN.) 

MRS. JOHN CONLEY MEDDlCK, Elector

QInuBlilulinu 

ARTICLE I. 



ARTICLE II. 


two Vice-Presidents, a Corresponding Secretary, 

a Recording Secretary and a Treasurer, each of 

whom shall be elected for two years and is 

eligible for re-election. There shall be three 

committees, consisting of at least five members 

each; an Entertainment Committee, a Committee 

on Membership and a Nominating Committee, the 

last named having power to fill vacancies which 

may occur between meetings. These committees, 

together with the officers of the Club, shall have 

power to transact all business between the regular 

meetings of the Club. The members of all

committees shall be appointea by the President. 

No undergraduates shall be eligible for any of 

the six officers, but may serve on committees. 

ARTICLE III. 


be held on the last Saturday'in April of each 

year. the election of officers occurring at this time 

every two years. Such election shall be con- . 

ducted by ballot, a two-thirds vote of members 

present constituting an election. The reports of 

the Secretary and Treasurer shall be presented, 

also a report from the chairman of each standing 

committee shall be called for. Seven members 

shall constitute a quorum. 

ARTICLlt IV. 


or has been a student at Elmira College, may become 

an active member of the Club, on payment 

of dues for the current year. Any person who 

has not been a student at Elmira College but 

who is sufficiently interested to work for her welfare, 

may become an associate member without 

a vote at the business meetings, on pa~ent of 


Club after May first will not be required to pay 

dues until the December following. Professors 

and Trustees of the College are eligible for active 

membership. 

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ARTICI,E V. 

The annual dues of this Club shall be two 

dollars ($2.00), payable on or before the 

first day of December of each year. Notice of 

dues shall be sent, and if the dues of any member 

remain unpaid on the first day of January, a 

second notice shall be sent; if the dues of any 

member remain unpaid for two years the member 

shall be notified thereof, and" if arrears are 

not then paid within one month of the time of 

notice her name shall be dropped from the list 

of members. 

ARTICLE VI. 



those present.

Two years ago our yearbook carried a message 

of urgent appeal for Elmira's endowment fund. 

Today it is our great happiness to stand at the 

goal toward which we were then striving. Our 

new Alumnre Hall, the Fassett Commons and 

MacKenzie Cottage stand with our dear old 

Cowles Hall, as substantial witness that we won 

the Rockefeller Fund and we have a right to 

enjoy for a little time the satisfaction that comes 

from hard earned success. We will pause but 

not stop, for we need next a library building 

and more extensive endowment. Our final ideal 

is high-we must still look forward. 

But while we rest a little from endowment 

raising, a much ~aver, more vital need presses 

on us. Our country is struggling for liberty as 

in her early days, for freedom and justice. Many 

of us are giving our husbands, sons or brothersafter 

that, what gift of.time, service or money 

can seem too large? If we are not called upon 

to send a living sacrifice, what offering can seem 

enough? 

Our members are working, each in her own

· place-that goes without saying. But no Clubno 

College Club-has a right to exist in these 

days of national crisis, purely for social intercourse. 

Our membership is so scattered that 

comparatively few can engage in local work here 

in the city, but while you read of what we have 

done and plan to do, you will see how even the 

most distant member can take an active part in 

our work; simply by sending th~ yearly dues 

she can help fill the treasury. 

The first patriotic step was economy. The 

annual spring luncheon, coming just as our 

country declared war, was omitted and the 

money saved. devoted to war service. For the 

sake of mutual encouragement and acquaintance, 

the club will hold its annual luncheon on the 

last Saturday of April this year, observing war 

economies. It is hoped that the club members 

will plan to meet their friends then. 

Early in the fall every woman's organization 

in New York 'was called upon to help raise the 

Second Liberty Loan. Our members worked 

among friends and sold bonds in booths. In the 

report of the Women's Committee printed by the 

treasury department, the Elmira College Club is 

credited with $27,000 worth of bonds, so in the 

College Women's division of the Liberty Loan 

parade, Elmira's purple and gold banner was 

proudly carried from Washington Square to 

the Pa,rk.

It has been a full winter. As soan as the 

Liberty Loan was raised and celebrated, the 

Annual College Settlement Fair claimed our 

attention. It was held at 14 East 44th Street, 

and besides the sale of linens, oriental goods 

and Christmas gifts, luncheon and 'tea were 

served daily. Elmira and Radcliffe worked together 

on November 17th and had one of the 

most successful days of the week. 

Now Elmira is called on to co-operate in a, 

very practical work for our soldier boys at Camp 

Upton. The Y. M. C. A. has asked :New York 

college women to take charge of an entertain-' 

ment hut every Saturday afternoon, providing 

entertainers, refreshments and hostesses. Elmira 

takes her first turn March 16th; anyone willing 

to help should communicate with Mrs. H. H. Bke. 

The Association of Collegiate A1umnre are 

, working with the Committee of National Defense 

on a line of educational propaganda. Many 

people must be roused if we are to win the war 

without needless loss of life and win it rightly. 

A Speakers' Bureau has been formed in New 

York as in all other sections of the country and 

every College Club is asked to devote five dollars 

a month toward the work and to furnish women 

who will speak. The bureau will furnish material 

from Washington so that information may 

be authentic and will find these women suitable 

occasions. It is especially urged tl1at our 

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members respond to this calL Elmira was 

anxious for recognition by theA. C. A., now she 

must show herself worthy by bearing her share 

of :tesponsibility. 

The work described so far has been work of 

co-operation with others-work we have been 

called to do by outsiders-work we should be 

ashamed to refuse. Now we have o'ur own special 

war work. We could not hope to do big things 

like Smith's and Wellesley's Reconstruction 

Units, but Elmira Alumn::e must give some 

special service; and under the leabership of 

Mrs. John E. Fox, the Alumnae President, 

Elmira is raising $800 for an ambulance trailer. 

This travels along with the ambulance, carrying 

hot soup, coffee and stimulants for the wounded 

soldiers, perhaps your own or mine. All Elmira 

clubs are working for this. New York must do 

a good share. A chain of ambulance knitting 

parties will be started. This is a Red Cross 

service and appeals to everyone. Call in your 

friends and add your link. Send all money for 

the trailer to Mrs. John Conley Meddick. 

From month to month new calls will come. 

We must never say "I have done my bit." Do 

another, then another. Let no one feel that she 

must cut off the club, as a ltlxury to be denied. 

If you cannot be present with us, your membership 

is a help. And we hope you will feel 

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that the Club is a very live channel through 

which your bit may join with other bits, and 

become the college woman's best offering to the~ 

world's great need. 

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tltmbtts 

It is requested that mistake. in this list or chenee. occunine 

after ito publication be reported to the Secretary. 

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ADAMS, Miss Sara Jackson. '67 

726 Main St., Greenport, N. Y. 

AITKEN, Mrs. James Guthrie, '02 (Florence B. 'Griffes) 

Wastena Park, Ridgewood, N. J. 

A:41,EN, Mrs. George Edward (1,ouise Dow) 

106 Pennington Ave., Passaic, N. J. 

AMMERMAN, Miss Helen, '14 

II Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

ANDERSON, Mrs. Willis (Estelle A. Story) 


ATWATER, Miss Bertha G., '10 

87 Washington St., :4ong Branch, N. J. 

BAI:4EY, Mrs. Joseph Chester. '''9 (Edith:4. Ewing) 

Middletown, N. Y. 

BAI1,EY, Mrs. William C. . 

The Marseilles, I03d St. & Broadway, N. Y. C. 

BATES, Mrs. J. Ferdinand, '69 (Mary C. Davis) 

Setauket, 1,. 1. 

BATES, Miss Sylvia Chatfield, '05 

99 Claremont Ave., N. Y. C. 

BEACH, Miss Marie Scott, 'II 

Danbury, Conn. 

B1U!;KMAN, Mrs. John W. (Virginia Manners) 

144 High St., Perth Amboy, N. J. 

BE:41,AMY, Mrs. Francis (Harriet Benton) 

4:15 Convent Ave., N. Y. C. 

BENNETT, Mrs. F.ed Smith, '85 (M. Katharine Jones) 


'BICE, Mrs. Hiram H. (Helen Williams) 

345 West 70th St., N. Y. C. 

BI:4:4ARD, Mr•. Ernest Newton, '02 (Grace Dean Robinson) 

75 Victoria Road, Asheville, N. C. 

BIRCH, Mrs. William Fred (Anna Pauline Dunham) 

62 S. Morris St., Dover, N. J. 

B:4AKE, Mrs. Herbert P., '08 (Ethel Stewart) 

107 Mass. Ave., Springfield. Mass. 

B1,EAK1,ltY, Mrs. Clarence :4., '79 (Cara ROKers) 

536 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y.

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BOGaRT, Mrs. Albert R., '86 (Susan H.,ys Curtis) 

Orad.,ll, N. J. 

BOOTH, Miss I,«!na, '14 

1452 Grand Rh'er Av. W., Detroit, Mich. 

BOUTON, Mrs. Archibald'L. (Caroline J"ssup MacNair) 

2206 Andr.,ws Av.,., N. Y. C. 

BOyaR, Mrs. Edward Dayton (Anni., Williams) 

301 W. loath st., N. Y. C. 

BRADFORD, Miss Charlotte L. 

175 Columbia H.,ights, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

BRADFORD, Mi_Isabella J., Music: '06 

1056 L.,xington Ave., N. Y. City 

BRItTTLa. Miss Katharine, '17 

127 Wildey Stre.,t, Tarry.town, N.Y. 

BRETTLIt, Miss Ruth st

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CUMMINS, Miss Anna M. 

42 McDonnell St., Amsterdam, N. Y. 

CURTIS. Miss Catharine G. 


CURTIS, Miss Mai Ovington 


DAGGETT, Miss Mabel Cornelia. '96 

Girls' High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

DAGGETT, Mrs. H. Myron, '97 (Jessie C. Eldred) 

369 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

DAVIDGE, Mrs. Sherwood B. (M. Ella Ayer) 

31 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. 

DAVIDSON, Miss Mildred E., '10 

Ramsey, N. J. 

DAVIS, Mi.s Amelia, '93 

289 Decatur St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

DAVIS, Miss Dora M., '10 

Addison, N. Y. 

DAVIS, Mrs. William Madison (Elizabeth Deyo) 

27 Johnston Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 

DAYAN, Miss Marian, '16 

138 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

DIEFENTHALER, Mrs. Charles E. (Antonia FIscher) 

New Canaan, Conn. 

DITMAS, Mrs. John A. (Jenny Pnrdy Miller) 

HTwill Oaks," Schooley's Mountain, N. J. 

DOUNCE, Miss Ina 

320 Central Park West, N. Y. C. 

DOWD, Mrs. Heman (Mary Loveland) 

7611erkeley Ave., Orange, N. J. 

DWIGHT, Miss Cornelia P. M. A., Professor Emeritus 

12 Mt. Vernon st., Reading, Mass. 

DWIGHT, Miss Mary Lane '90 . 


EARI,E, Mrs. Harold A., '07 (Kate Monroe) 

21 Ivy Conrt, Orange, N. J. 

EDSAI,L, Mrs. Eugenia (Eugenia Yelverton) 

Chester, N. Y. 

EMERSON, Miss Harriett, '17 

330W. 95th St., N. Y. C. 

FALL, Miss Katherine, '14 

224 Washington Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 

FARRINGTON, Miss Agnes Elizabeth, '88 


FOWLER, Mrs. Timothy Hazen, '83 (Harriet E. Delano) 

273 Essex st., Holyoke, Mass. 

FOX, Mrs. John E., '75 (Elizabeth Hitchcock Miller) 

505 West I12th St., N. Y. C. 

FREEMAN, Mrs. John C. (Florence Board) 

76 Church St., Montclair, N. J. 

GEDDES, Miss Renee E. 

Alder.on Academy, Aliterson, ·W. Va. 

IS

onNUNO, Miss M. Lucille, '08 

158 West 6th Ave., Roselle, N. J •. 

GIFFORD, Miss nuropa D. 

Johnsonville, Rens. Co., N. Y. 

GLnNISTnR, Mrs. James:r.. (Harriet Wells) 

328 W. 57th St., N. Y. C. 

ORAY, Mr•. John W., 'II 

'04 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J. 

GRID:r.ny, Mrs. Francis W. (S. Edith Peck) 

500 Washmgton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

GRISWOLD, Mrs. Tracy B., '94 (Mary 1.. earrier) 

1363 73rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

GROSVnNOR, Miss Mateal, '08 

316 Main St., nast Orange, N. Y. 

HARDIN, Mis. Elizabeth, '92, A.M., New York University, '00 

453 Summer Ave", Ne..ark, N. J. 

HARDY, Mis8 Anna 1.., '93, A. M., New York University, '16 

705 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

HARRISON, Mrs. Benjamin (Mary Scott Lord) 

103 n. 86th St., N. Y. C. 

HAYDnN, Mrs. Thomas Scott, '63 (Flora Pluma Matson) 

.637 Sherman st., Denver, Col. 

HnUBLnIN, Mrs. Arthur C. (nthel lone Whipple) 

18. Fern St., Hartford, Conn. 

HIGGINS, Mrs. William Harrison, '07 (nlsie Herrick Lewis) 

'3'7 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. 

HINKLEY, Miss Mary 


HOAG:r.AND, Mrs. Bonn W. (Alice Ethel Perry) 

20 Barron Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. 

HOTCHKISS, Mrs. Henry D. 

315 West 75th St., N. Y. C. 

HOWE, Mrs. A. K. (Mabel:r.ouise Kent) 

.6 Richmond Ave., Adams, Mass. 

HOWLAND, Miss Anna A., '96, B. S. Drexel, '07 

Baptist Memorial Sanitarium, Dallas, Texas 

HUBBARD, Mrs. Albert Wells (Emma R. Spencer) 

29 Lafayette st., White Plains, N. Y. 

HURD, Miss Gertrude M., '15 

Hamilton, N. Y. 

HURD, Mrs. Oliver Perry, '68 (Louise C. Boyd) 

Watkins, N. Y. 

HYDE, Mrs. Miles Goodyear, '64 (Julia Elizabeth Boyd) 

45 West 921ld St., N. Y. C. 

ISnNBERG, Mrs. earl H. W. (Marion Page Murray) 

32 West South St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

JESSUP, Miss Mary R., '93 

P. O. Box 27, Weston, Mass. 

JONES, Miss Gertrude F., '15 

Oakside School, Peekskill, N. Y. 

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JOSLYN, Miss Rosamond, '02 

413 Hillside Ave., Jamaica, L. I, 

KEIPER, Mrs. Samuel Moore (Emma C. Simon) 

152 West 92nd st., N. Y. C. 

KILBOURNE, Mrs. Byron A. ,'04 (Ethel Anne Sheeley) 

141 Belleville Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. 

KLEITZ, Miss May Elizabeth, '12 


KNAPP, Miss Flora Belle 

65 West 127th St., N. Y. C. 

KNAPP, Mrs. Jennie C. [Jennie C. Graham] 

65 West I27th St., N. Y. C. 

KOHLER, Mrs. Emil (Leonora Fischer) 'SS West 9Ist St., N. Y. C. 

LAND, Mrs. Charles, '64 (Caroline !-. Powers Wri,ght) 

First Nat. Bank:Syracuse, N. Y. 

LANDMESSER, Mrs. Louis B. (Millicent Worrall) , 

188 South Franklin St., Wilkes_Barre, Pa. 

LATTIMER. Mi'lS Marguerite M., 'IS 

High Bridge, N. J. 

LAW, Mrs. Archibald F. (Eva G. Brenton) 

'SIS Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

LEACH. Miss Anna, A. M. Drury 

26q Court St., Binghamton, N. Y. 

LEWALD, Mrs. Leon T., '97 [Mary O. Bullard] 

99 Claremont Ave., N. Y. C. 

LEWIS, Miss Helen M. 


LINCOLN, Mrs. F. B. (Annie McQ. Mills) 

31 Overlook Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. 

LISCUM, Mrs. Emerson Hamilton (May Diven) 


LLEWE1,LYN, Miss Effie Gertrude. '88 

38 F..ast Independence St., Shamokin, Pa. 

1,LOYD, Mrs. W. 1,lewellyn, 'oS (1,ucy I,a Fayette Green) 

Box 3Il, Westfield, N. J. 

1,OVE1,AND, Mrs. John Winthrop (Florence Lee Partridge) 

"Riven Tree," EnglewoOd, N. J. 

LOUGH1,EN, Miss Erma Jane, '" 

Bedford Hills, N. Y. 

MAIDMENT, Mrs. C. V. S. (Clara Van Sann) 

201 West Anderson St., Hackensack, N. J. 

MANNERS, Miss Blanche 

'87 Barrow st., Jersey City, N. J. 

MANNERS, Miss Marie, '66 

'87 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. 

MAXTON, Mrs. Ella H. (Ella Hoagland) 

Rockaway, N. J. 

MCCREERY, Miss Margaret 

5' Baxter Ave., Elmhurst, 1,. L 

McWII,1,IAMS, Mrs. Daniel W., '59 (Helen Marquand) 


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MEDDICK, Mrs. John Conley, '98 (Julia May Davis) 

382 Wadsworth Ave., N. Y. C. 

MERCHANT, Miss Isabel L., '93 

Scarsdale, N. Y. 

MltTZGER, Mi.. Mary Woodward, '05 

410 College Ave" IUmlra, N, Y. 

MEYERS, Mrs. Marjorie B., '02 (Marjorie E. Barnes) 

Tottenville. Staten Island, N. Y. 

Kn.t.ER, Miss Gladys, 'oS 

109 Ridge Road, Rutherford, N. J. 

MIl-LEa. Mrs. Nelson A. (Emily Davidson) 

120 Haven Ave., N. y, C. 

MILLS, Mrs. Frederick Hamlin (Nellaine Rogers) 

• 3510 Lancaster Ave., philadelphia, Pa. 

MOLYNEUX, Mrs. S. D., '07 (Sara Sawtelle). 

Sayre, Pa, 

MORRISON, Miss Mildred, '14 

537 West I2tst St., N. Y. C. 

MULFORD, Mis. Edna G., '07 

Princeton, N. J. 

MURRAY, Mrs. Charles F. (E. Antoinette Mandeville) 

32 West South St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

NEVIUS, Mrs. Wm. H. (Emma R. Andrews) 

22 Main St., Yonkers, N. Y. 

NORMAN, Mrs. Willianl fames, '72 (Eva I,.. :Bentley) 

126 Halsey St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

O'DELL, Miss Gertrude, '10 

Webster, N. Y. 

OSBORNE, 1\lrs. FrankJames, '06 (Adelaide Stewart) 

19 Hillyer st., Onlnge, N. J. 

OWEN,Mi.. Mazie, '03 

194 Washington St., Atlanta, Ga. 

PAGll, lIlrs. George Azel [Stella Amelia Downing] 

409 Edgecombe Ave., N. Y. C. 

PAGIl,'T, Miss Frances, '02, A. M., 'oS 

• Morris High School, Bronx, N. Y. C. 

PAINE, Mrs. David (Mary Drake) 

121 adgemont Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. 

PARK. Mrs. William Reynolds (Carolyn 1\1. Ainsworth) 

. Addt8on, N. Y. 

PUCOCK, Mrs. John. '03 [Grace McK. Bradley] 

36 BarttettAve., ll~ewood,R. 1. 

PEAltl$, Mrs. Cyrus A. (Rarriet E. Greenman) 


PJlCK, Miss Annie Bartlett, '98 

'l'anglewod, Phelps, N. Y. 

PECK, Mrs. FrederiCk Burritt, '89 (Cora Burr Horton) 

Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. 

PECK, Miss Mary Gray, '89 

R. D., ~o. 2, Geneva, N. Y. 

II

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PaTItRS. Mrs. Madiso;' C. (Sara H. Hart) 

314 West 99th St., N. Y. C. 

PItTRIE, Miss Flora R. 

319 East Sixth st., Plainfield: N. J. 

PICK!tRING. Miss Dorothy I., '12 

368 West Clinton St., Elmira, N. Y. 

PIPER, Mrs. Hellry Anson, '12 (Blanche Gny) 

HllSkell, N. J. 

POPE, Mrs. Charles C., '60 (Laura Maria Allen Taylor) 

34 Gramercy Park, N. Y. C. 

PORT:E:R, Mrs. Arthur Felix (Helen A. Post) 


POWEI.L, Mrs. Robert M., '04 [Clara M. Bandfield] 

335 Harrison Ave., Harrison, N. J. 

PRATT, Mrs. Francis E. [ltlizabeth L. Wheeler] 

45 Hamilton Road, Glen Ridge, N. J. 

PRATT, Mrs. Ransom, '00 [Elizabeth Fisher] , 

'Rutherford, N. J. 

PRATT, Mrs. Ray G., '93 (ltlizabeth Davidge) 

16 Riverside Drfve, Binghamton,N. Y. 

PRATT, Miss Sat'ah A., '88 

149 !t. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. 

RANKIN, Mt.. Alletta Celestine, '77 

' 

58 Seminary St., New Canaan, Conn. 

RATHBUN, Mrs. William Tompkins [Sarah Pratt] Music,'o7 

15 Beach St., East Orange. N. J. 

R:E:DFIELD, Mrs. Henry Stephen, '72 (Susan Woods Curtis) 

Graham Court, 1925 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C. 

REDMOND, Mrs. Samuel G. (Margaret Evans Fox' 


REED, Mrs. I.ewis Thurston, '90 (Isabel Porter Dwight) 

335 Rugby Road, BrooklYl1, N. Y. 

R!tED!tR, Miss Julilil !t., '07 


RIUD, Mrs. George H., Music, '01, (Margaret Knox Smeallie) 

45 Ballston Road, Schenectady, N. Y. 

RIClt, Mrs. Fral1k s., '79 (Mmnie Cowles) 

9S4 Rsplal1ade, Pelham Mal1or,N. Y• 

.RIPPERE, Mrs. John, '64 (Caroline Susan Pratt) 

Orient, N. Y. 

ROBItRTSON. Mise Alice M., A. M., '84 

Sawokla, MlIskogee, Okla. 

ROBINSON, Mrs. George M., '74 (Clara M. Loomis) 

1925 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C. 

ROCKWEI.L. Miss Rena, '05 

364 West Clinton St., ltlmira, N: Y. 

ROlt, Mrs. John O. (Jennie Pomet'0l) 

16 N. Godman St., Rochester, N. Y. 

RYON, Mrs. Cora Gaylord, '82 [Cora Gaylord] 

413 West Water St., ElnIira, N. Y.

SAUNDERS, Miss Catharine, '9', Ph.. D. Columbia, '09 

. . Vassar College, poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

SCOTT, Mrs. FIra 

161 West 105th st, N. Y. C. 

SHERWOOD, Miss Mary J. 


SHRADY, Mrs. Charles Douglas [Elizabeth Miller Hasbrouck] . 

Pelham, N. Y. 

SICARD, Mrs. George M. (Sarah Verrill) 


SMrrH, Miss Eleanor C. 

, 44 Nassau Boulevard, Garden City, N. Y. 

SMITH, Miss Mary Katherine, '95 

"Colonial Hall," Jamaica, N. Y. 

SMITH, Miss Marion, '13 

428 West 121st st., N. Y. C. 

SNYDER, Mrs. John M., '93 (Louise Rogers) 

" Hohenwald." Elkins Park, Pa. 

SPIESMAN, Miss Anna L., '13 

4640 Hazel Ave" Phita., l'll. 

STANNARD, Mrs. J. Ellis, '01 (Miriam E. Newell) 

3111 Beverly Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

STANWOOD, Miss E. Harriet, M. A., '78 

Moylan, Penna. 

STEVENS, Miss Margaret M., '14, A. M. COlumbia, '15 

537 West 121st St., N. Y. C. 

STEWART, Mrs. John Wood (Laura Safford) . 

335 Ridgewooo Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 

STEWART, Miss Mary Isabel 

106 Broad St., Washington, N. J. 

STICKLEY, Mrs. Charles [Josephine B. Brandt) 

124 Hawley St., Binghamton, N. Y. 

ST. JOHN, Miss Emily Porter, 'go 

294 Argyle Rad, Brooklyn, N. Y 

ST. JOHN, Mrs. Robert Porter (May Walker} . 

815 E. i4th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

STOWlt, Miss Harriet T. 

Rye, N.·Y. 

STOWlt, Mi.. !,ucy B., '76 

275 Central Park West, N. Y. C. 

STRINGER, Mrs. ltdward C., '79 (Isabel Seymour) 

471 Ashland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 

STURDltVANT, Mrs. Payne P. (Blanche Winifred Jackso;') 

138 Van Houten Ave., Passaic,N. J. 

SWltltT, Miss Fanny M., '12 

Belmont, N. Y. 

SWICK, Miss Katherine DeForest, '88 

54 South Parsons Ave., Flushing, N. Y. 

TAINTOR, Miss S. Augusta, '98, A. M. Columbia, '06 

70 Morningside Drive, N. Y. C. 

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TAYl.OR, Miss Edna M., '08 

158 West Sixth Ave., Roselle, N. J. 

TE;I,FORD, Mrs. William Halsey (Emma Paddock) 

Edgewood I,ane, Palisade, N. J. 

TENNEY, Mrs. Alvan A., 'oS, A. M. Columbia, 'II . 

[Florence 1. Blades] 

400 West n8th St., N. Y. C. 

TOMl.INSON, Miss Bertha E., '94 

451 West End Ave., N. Y, C. 

TORRENCE, Miss Mary Wallace 


TREGANZA, Mrs. E. G. (Rnth Gardiner Robinson) 

IIO Morningside Drive, N. Y. C. 

TUTTl.E, Mrs. Daniel Sanford [Wilhelmine Newman] 

306 West 88th St., N. Y. C. 

VAIl., Mrs. Edward Sumner [Agnes Caroline Rippere] 

; Orient, L. I. 

VAl.ENTINE, Mrs. D. W., '84 (A. Belle Colwell) 

110 Engle St., Englewood, N. J. 

VAI.ENTINE, Mrs. John J., '78 (Alice M. Blanchard) 

246 Perry St., Oakland, Cal. 

VANDOREN, Mrs. Nathaniel Goodwin, '97 (Mary Fleet Thomas) 


VANMATER, Miss Helen, '14 

Atlantic Highlands, N. J. 

VROMAN, Mrs. GUy (Florence M. DU11l1) 

l.archmont, N. Y. 

WAl.ES, Mrs. Charles M. (Katharine M. Gillet) 

410 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. 

WATSON, Mrs. William Newbold (Caroline Wharton) 

Berkley Road, Merion Station, Pa. 

WEBSTER, Mrs. William H. [Helen M. White] 

Wautagh, l.ong Island, N. Y. 

WELl.MAN, Mrs. Thomas Coles (Margaret S. Lyou) 

445 Jersey Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. 

WEl.l.S, Mrs. William Twining, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


WENDEl.l., Mrs. Arthur [Anna Howes] 

521 West 112th St., N. Y. C. 

WHEAT, Mrs. Howard I. (Jane Alva Young) 

90 Bedford Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 

WHEEl.ER, Miss Ethel M., 'oS 

62 Hudson Ave., Haverstraw, N. Y. 

WHITE, Mrs. Roland Worrell (Fannie S. Mather) 

1169 Carlyon Road, Cleveland, Ohio 

WHITNEY, Miss Mary M., '97 

537 West 123rd St., N. Y. C. 

WIESMER, Miss Marguerite, 

467 W. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. 

WIGHTMAN, Mrs. Robert S. (Bessie M. Hartley) 


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WILLIAMS, Mrs. David T. [Julia Willets} 


WlI,LIAMS, Mrs. Edgar W., 'gQ (Grace Howard PetTie) 

319 East 6th St., Plainfield, N. J. 

WlI,SON, Mrs. Chades M. [Angeline Aspinwall] 

216 South College Ave., GTSnd Rapids, Mich. 

YUMANS, MTS. Fl'ededck L., '81 (Fannie Cowles) 

534 Summit Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 

BI.AUVELT, MIS. Elmer 

Oradell, N. ]. 

BONYAGE, Mrs. Clarence 

151 Montrose Ave., South Orange, N. 1. 

CI,INTON. Miss X.ucile W. 

21 Offord St., Passaic, N. J. 

ltGENBERGER. Mrs. William 

Tenafly, N. J. 

GOFFE, Mrs. Robert Henry 

325 West 90lh St., N. Y. C. 

I.OOMIS, Mrs. Edward nugene 

160 West 59th St.• N. Y. C. 

McKEEBY, Mrs. William C. 

615 James st., Syracuse, N. Y. 

MITCHltI,I" MTS. Albert Ellphalet 

.. Spofforth," Stmwbeny Hill Ave., liltamford, Conn. 

0' HANLON. Mrs. George 

157ltast 37th St., N. Y. C. 

SIMON, Miss Clara L. 

152 West 92nd St., N. Y. C. 

SMITH, MTI. Walter I,loyd 

375 Park Ave., N. Y. C. 

STANCHFIELD, Mrs. John B. 

Islip, Long Island 

WAY, Mrs. Willard Stearns 

2l'Claremont Ave., N. Y. C. 

WINSLOW, Mrs. Fl'ancis A. 

64 Alta Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

WOLCOTT, Mrs•. Frank. T. 

316 West 79th St.. N. Y. Co 

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Mrs. H. C. ANDERSON (Kate DenIer) 

Mrs. JAMES ARCHBALD (Maria H. Albright) 

Mrs. THEODORa J. R. BROWN (Harriet White) 

Mrs. HOWARD CADMUS [Antoinette Westlake] 

Mrs. WALTER H. CAMP, '78 (Lizzie C. Mertill) 

Mrs. SAMUEL 1,. CLEMENS (Olivia Langdon) 

Mrs. WILLIAM G. COLLINS (Birdena 1,. Benedict) 

Mrs. SAMUEL DE LISSER [Anna 1,. Cumming] 

Mrs. ALEXANDER S. DIVEN (Maria Campbell) 

Mrs. WILLIAM H. DOTY, "7 (Elizabeth MacCorkindaie) 

Mrs. MARTHA BOCKElit FLINT, '59 

Mrs. WILLIAM FOWLER (Laura A. Wentworth) 

Mrs. RUFUS S. FROST, '61 [C. Emily Wickham] 

Miss CLARA GARDNER, '93; School of Music, '94 

Miss HELEN MARGARET GARDNER, '90 

Mrs. CHARLES W. HAND [Julia E. Waller] 

Miss EDITH E. HULIN 

Mrs. WILLIAM D. KELLY, '76 (Charlotte L. Cook) 


Miss MARY ALICE KNOX, '74 


Mrs. JOHN JACOB LAWRENCE, Jr. [Iva Henrietta Ostrander] 

Mrs. JOSEPH PETTIT (Jean Sterling) 

Mrs. WILSON G. PHRANER (Sarah M. Van Vleck) 

Miss ALICE McCLURE PLATT, '86 

Mrs. FRANCES SQUIRE POTTER, '87, A. M. '89 

[Frances Boardman Squire] 


Mrs. GEORGE C. SANBORNE, '77 (Imogene Minier) • 

Mrs. LAWRENCE W. SANDERS (H. Adelaide Waterhou4Ie) 

Miss CORA THOMPSON, '08 

Mrs. WILLIAM TOOTHE (Emma Schlager) 

Miss SARA I.. TRACY, '75 

Miss NETTut C. WICKHAM, '69 

Mrs. AI,MENA BRADI.EY WILLIAMS, '60, A. M., '94 

Miss HENWETTA C. WISE, '06

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THE 

Elmira College Club 

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Constitution 

Officers and 

Members 

1919 - 1921

OFFICERS : 1919 - 1921 

MRS. 

President 

LEON T. LE 'WAiLD 

First Vice-President 

MRS HENRY HALSEY ISAYLES 

Second Vice-President 

MISS EDNA M. TAYLOR 

Treasurer 

M]SSLUffiiLE 'GENUNG 

Recording Secretary 

MRS. COURTNEY W. TOLLEY 

Corresponding Secretary 

MISS MAJRIAIN DAYAlN

COMMITTEES 

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 

MRS. J. EDUS ISTANNARD, Chairman 

:MRS. MYRON DAGGETT 

MJ]S'S MARLON SMITH 

MJJS'S OIlIVE GAIRDNER 

MIllS'S M.A.RIIIAN ViAiDEN'T'lNE 


MRS. IF. STUART C!RAJW'FORD, ChaJirman 

MISS MAiBEL C. l.,.iAGGET'T, Treasurer 

M'RIS. DE'WIS T. RJEED 


:MISSS ~TfHEIRIIIN'E BRETTLE 

:MIS'S EUNIICE OSBOiRNE 

NOMINATING. COMMITTEE 

MlRS. GEORGE M. ROBINSON 

MISS ANNA L. HiARDY 

MISS MiIiDDRED MORRISON 

MRS. HENRJIK AJNTfElDL 

MISS MARY S'CHTEFlFDEN 

PRINTING AND PRESS COMMITTEE 

MJISS JULIA REEDER 

MRS. F. STUART CRAjW'FORD 

INTERCOLLEGIATE COMMUNITY SERVICE ASSOCIATION 

( Fonnerly College Settlement Association ) 

MRS. JOHJN ,OONDEY MJElDD!I!CK, Elector 

MIS'S ·EDNA G. MULiFORD, Soo'y and Treo.s.

or 0 :tt $ tit u t io :tt 

ARTICLE I. 

The name of this Club shall be The ELMIRA COLLEGE 

CLUB of NEW YORK CITY. 

ARTICLE II., 

The Officers of the' Club shall be 'a President, two Vice 

Presidents, 'a Corresponding Secre'tary, ,a Recording Secoretary 

and a Tre1asurer, each of whom ,s'hall be elected for two years 

and is eligible for re-election. There shall be three coommittees, 

consisting of 'at least five members ·each; an IDntertainment 

Oommittee, a Committee on Membe'rEfuip and a Nomina· 

ting Committee, the Ia:st named thaving 'power to fill V'acancie·s 

'which may oceur between meetings. Thes'e committees, 

together with Itheofficers of 'the Club, shall have powe,r to 

transact all business bevween the regular meetings' of the 

Club. The members of all committees shall be appoinlted 'by 

the Pre's·ident.'No undergraduates shall be eligible for ·any of 

the six offices, but may 'B'erve on committees. 

ARTICLE III. 

Tihe 'regular busine,ss meeting of tlhe Club shall be held 011 

the last Saturd'ay in April of each year, ,the ·election of officers 

occurring at this time every two years. Such e,lection shall be 

cOll!duded by ballot, a two-1hird's vote of memb8ll'Spresent 

constituting an ·election. The reports of the Secretary and 

Treasurer shall ,be presented,also a report 1lrom the chairman 

of ,each standing committee slhall be called for. Seven memo 

bel'S ,shall constitute a quorum.

ARTICLE IV. 

Any person;who 'has reICeived a degree from, or has been 

a stud·ent at Elmim College, may become an active member 

of tJhe Club, on paymeDit of dues for tJhe current year. Any 

person who Ihas nQlt been a 'student at Elmh-a College but who 

issufficiently interested to work fur Iher welfare, may become 

an ~ociate member withQut a vote at tl'he bus,iness meeting 

on paymenlt of dues for t'he current year. Persons joining the 

Club after M:ay first will not be requi'red to pay dues until 

the December following. ProfessOl'Is and Trustlees Qf the College 

are eligible for active membership. 

ARTICLE V. 

The annual dues of this Club s'hall be two doUa;rs ($2.00), 

payable on or before the first day of December of eac'h year. 

Notice of due,s shall be sent, and if t'he dues of any member 

remain unplilid on the fiTBIt day of January, a 'second notice 

l:llhall be sent, and if tlle dues of any member remadn unpaid 

for two years the member shall be notifi'ed t'hereof, and if 0.1' 

ream are not then paid within one month of the time of notice 

'her name sh1ll1 be dropped fcom the list of members. 

ARTICLE VI. 

The Constitution may be amended at any meemng of ,the 

Club by a three-quarte,rs vote of those present. 

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We know that this little book will be 'warmly .welcomed, for 

our old one is sadly out of date, partly because of C'hanged 

addreeses and removals, but largely for 'a pleasanter reason, 

ihe large numbe~of n6'W members,from very recent 'Classes, 

who replace tho8'e we :have been so~ry to lose, and whose 

young enthusiasm ,will bring us fresh interest and vigor. 

Everyone ,is interelSted in the French &'irIs seDit to Elmira 

after a i'ourneyfrom France with some hundred othel'lS. These 

students were chosen 'and sent by the French High Commission 

.and were as1signed to various colleges in thisooun.try. 

W'hile :the Commission provMes travellingexpeniS6S, the col· 

leges provide maintenance. The Elmir~alumnaehaY'e ,assumed 

rasponsibJIity for our two students'. The New YcrkClub voted 

fifty dollars liast year and seventy,five dollars tihis year. 

Our mub has given (lue hundred dQlIars towardtlhe budget 

of our College SettlemeIllt this winter. Members m~y lreinterested 

to kn()'W that the Vassar, Smith, Wellesley and Barnard 

Clubs of Ne'W YGTkgaY'e two hundred and upward, Elmira, 

Goucher, Mt. HO.}'Yok'e and Wells gave one hundred and up. 

The Radcliffe, Wilson, Wheaton, Brown and Cornell Women's 

Clubs raised smaller sums, bringing tihe'total to nearly ,fifteen 

!hundred 'dollars. This was Iargely done by personal subscripLion. 

fuour calle, tJhirty dO'lftam from the Club treasury 

completed our quota. 

A nmJtter of great general interest is the new A. C. A. 

Headquartem and Club House in Washin,gton, D. C., '~ra 

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college women yd'sitingbhe Capital ma.y find a pleasant centr.e. 

I~ !happ~ms :that the house chosen, 1,607 H. Street in 

Lafayette Square, was the home of an Elmira woman, Mrs. 

Daniel S. lJamont, when her husband was Secretary of War 

under Grlw'er CleveJand. In memory of the years Mrs. Lamont 

sperut there, her daughters !have ,given the furnishings 

of a receptJion~om ontihe first floor. Elmim alumnae are 

raising ~ sum to plirohas,e a beautiful desk 'whioh 'Will be 

added to the room as their own contI"ibution. Mrs. Wilfrid I. 

Booth, 455 West Gray St. Elmira, N. Y., 'will be :glad to receive 

any amount toward this puraha's,e. 

A few Elmira 'women have already joined the Club ,and it 

is hoped ,thraJt many others 'Will do so. Non~I"esid·ent dues are 

small and give p'rivileges of the Hous,e. Membership blanks 

may be >o'btained from Mrs. George M. Robinson, Graham 

Court, Sev'enth Ave. and 116t'h St. _New York City, Both 

alumn!l!e and former students are eligible as a0Uve and 'a8'SOdate 

members. 

Most encouraging :accoUnts come from the College w'her'l 

the regis:tration is already overtaX'ing our equipment. We 

need more dormitory room, more of a glYIilnasium, but above 

all, we must have a library, ,witJh a large assembly hall. The 

library i,s the heart of a colleg,e-it is our weakest ,spot. Mrs. 

Fox, Pres:ident of the Alumnae As'socramon 'has' oI'g~nized d. 

campaign for the buHding-whoshould work first and mO'S't 

he'artily if n>ot our Elmira women? InfopnaUonand pledged 

are to be s'ent to everyone. Let us s'end in our own subscriptionis 

and be on the lookout for outsiders, 'whom we' can in· 

terest. Other colleges are approac'hin,g men of wealth, ask~ 

ing help on all sides. We must arouse ourselves to tJhe same 

effort and be keen for opportunities to bring in whatever 

I,mounts we maybe able. We 'are very fortunate to have the

same tre'asurer for this' Building Fund that 'We had before 

for our Bost-graduaote and IDndowmtmt· funds, MI'S. Charles 

Pope, 34 Gramel'cy Park, New York Caty, !Who worked so 

faithfully and zealously ,for their success.

- 2JRtmhtrs 

It Is requested that mistakes In this list or changes occurring 

after its publication be reported to the Secretary. 

ABBOIJVr, Miss MaI'garet E., '17 

Highland Hall, Homdaysburg, POd.. 

ADAMS, MJiss S!alra J., '67 

726 M8Jln -St., Greenport, N. Y. 

AGARD, Miss Louise W., '16 

65 West 95th St., New York 

MTKEN, Mrs. James Guth~e, '02 (Florence B. Gr:lff-es) - 

Wasteona PaI1k, Rltl,gewood, N. J. 

AUDEN, Mrs. Floyd, '09 (J. Elizrubetlh AUde) 

269 Garson Ave., R-oclhester, N. Y. 

ALLEN, Mrs. Georlge E., (Lo'Ilise Dow) 

RIlLndolplh, N. Y. 

AM:M!ERth St., New York

BIRCH, Mrs. William Fred (Ann'L Pauline Dunham) 

62 South Morris St., Dover, N. J. 

BLAKE, Mrs. Herbert P, '08 (Ethel Stewart) . 

135 Westford Ave., Springfield, Mass. 

BLoEAKLEY, Mrs. Clarence L., '79 (CJara Rogers) 

536 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. 

BOGERT, Mrs. Albert R., '86 (Susan' H. CurUs) 


BOORAEM, Miss Frances V, '18 

High Bridge, N. .J. 

BOOTH, .Miss ·Lena M., '14 

1,452 Grand River Ave., W., Detrol.t, Mich. 

BOUTON, Mrs. Arcrurbald L. ~Carrie:.Jessup MacNaJ1r) 

16 Dudley Place, Y·onkers, N. Y. 

BOUTON, Mrs. Clyde Sanford, '15 (Laura. G. Oole) 

23 East 4th .St., Mt. Ve,rml(}n, N. Y. 

BOYER, Mrs. Edward Dayton (Annie Wliilliams) 

301 'Vest 10&th st., New York 

BRADFORD, Miss Charlotte L. 

175 {)()Ilumbia. Heiglhts, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

BRiADFORD, Miss Jerdlone 

Merrick, L. I. 

BRET'TILiE, 

BRET'T:u:m, 

Miss Katherine L., '11 

HI Arche·r 'Place, Tarrytown, N. 'Y. 

MIss Ruth ,Stedman, '07 

164 Acadamy 'SIt., Belleville, N.•J. 

BROOKS, Miss Rachel B, '01 

600 LexiJrl,gton Ave., New Yorli: 

BROSS, MTS. W.lJiam ROIbert, ISr., '71 (\Fannie Miller) 

P. O. Box 167, 'Babylon, N. Y. 

BROSS, Mrs. Willtam Robert, Jr., '06 (Fanchon Yates) 

. B3iby:Ion, N. Y. 

BROWN, Mrs. John Franklin, '89, Fh. M. Cornell, '96 

(Frances D. Guion) 

51. Ellenton Ave., New Rlodlelle, N. Y. 

BRUSTER, Mrs. R. R. (Marg~e1: D. Rillis) 

, 129 Maplewood St., Watertown, Mass. 

BURT, Miss Ellen F., '02 

BUSH, Wss Hazel 

413 North :Ma:in st., Elmira, N. Y. 

East Hampton, L. I. 

BUSH, Mrs. Rho 1.., '96 (Mille K:immich) 

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440 Homestead Ave.; :Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 

BYINGTON, Was MlU"Y Frances, '96 

W!lDl:erHaven, lMortda 

CAMPBEI.lL; Mrs. Samuel S. (Fannie saundOOll). ._A 

ChelJtnutSt., EDglewuvu, 

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,ClHiAMBER:LAlLN, Miss Bernice, E, '15 


CHAPIN, Miss \Helen V, '19 

109 East 30th 1St., New York 

OLiAPPmR, M:lss Mildred L., '19 

291 East Mll!in 8t., ~'atchogue, L .1. 

C'L'AJRlK, Mliss Amelia ElIzwbeth, '14, A. M. {)oIJum,bia, '15 

108 Twelfth St., T1'oy, N. Y. 

C'LiAJRK, M:lss Emma KlrkIamd 

69 Centre St., Brookline, Mass. 

CLili'NlTOiN, Mrs. G. E. (Grace E. vVarner) 

21 Offord 1St., Passaic, N. J. 

CODI.JINS, Mrs. Alva, Music, '01 (Gr8JCe A. Shaw) 

Bardonia, IOOckjandCO., N. Y. 

COWLJffiS, M:lss Emma Milton, '·83 

Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 

CRAW'FOiRD, Mrs. F. 8'luart (Mabel R. McLean) 

l,052a :sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y, 

CROSSMAN, Mrs. Elwo'od, '65 (MalW McKay) 

1,224 Pacific 'St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

CROiWLEY, Miss Agnes, '15 

Lab. oof :SOcial H~ene, Bedford HIlls, N. Y. 

CURITl'S, M'iEsEliizabetih 

37 West 71st St., New York 

C'UR'J'II1S, Miss MaiO. 

8 Maple St., Norwalk, Con-n. 

DAGGETT, Mliss Mabel C., '96 

Girls Hiigh School, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

DA

DOIDRKLN, Miss MaJthilde, '19 

Baibyl1on, L. I. 

DOUNlCE, Miss Marian B., '19 

72 Broadway, RockvHle Centre, L. I. 

DOWD, Mrs. Heman (Maory Loveland) 

76 'Berke,ley Ave., Orange, N. J. 

DUBY, Miss Marjorie L., '19 

39 Maple St., Wald,en, N. Y. 

DUHlL, Miss Leonora S., '13 

26 Homestead Bark, Newark, N. J. 

84 Corey ROaJd, Br'cokline, Mass. 

DWITGHT, Miss Mary Lane, '90 , 

Mrs. Dow's School, Braircliff Manor, N. Y. 

EDSALLL, Mrs. Eugenia (!Eugenia Yelverton) 

122 Garden St., Hartford, Conn. 

E'LSTON, Miss Helen, '16 

ElMERJSON, Miiss Harriet, '17 

955 West Grand Ave., Ohicago, Ill. 

F ALIL, Miss Kathe,rline, '14 

41 Bancroft Ave., Bridge,port, Conn. 

FkRlLEY, Mrs, Earle T., (Janet Watermam) 

Mrulrwaih, N. J. 

FARRiINGTON, Miss Agnes Elizabeth, '88 

Llewellyn P.Ja:ce, Elysburg, Pa. 

FERGUSON, Miss Mary R., '17 

Ohevy Chase School, Washington, D. G. 

FOWLER, Mrs. Timothy Hazen, '83 (Ha,rrnet E. Delano) 

273 Essex St., Ho1

GltOSvmNoR, MIss Matea1, '08 

69 Prospect St., E. Ora.:nge, N. J. 

G~Y, Miss Lon, L. I. 

RANDTE, Mm. Frederic, '15 (LeaJh Claire Ackerson) 


HC'\RIDIN, Miss Eliza;beth, '92. M. A., New York Unliversi1:y 


HlARDY, Miss Anna L., '93 

705 st. Marks Ave., Brooklyn., N. Y. 

~N, :Mm. Benjam1n (Mary Scott Uord) 

103 East 86th st., New York 

HAS'LETT, Miss Helen M., '18 

161 East Mth st., New York 

HE1JB:LEIN, Mrs. Arthur C. (Ethel lone Whlipple) 

181 Fern St., Hartflord, Conn. 

HINKLEY, Miss Mary 

Eden !Hill, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

HOLCOMlB,

~,! 

KEMP, Mrs. Olark P., '03 (MaI'ga-ret J. Ross) 

Little Silver, N. J. 

KETCHUM, Miss M. Louise, '16 

1 Liawrence Ave., West Omnge, N. J. 

KIERS'TEAD, MrS. Gonion B., '07 (,Lulu Bell) 

338 East lUst St., New York 

KILBOURNE, Mrs. Byron A.. '04 ('Elliel A. Sheedey) 

141 Belleville Ave., BIlXmlfield, N. J. 

KLEl'T'Z, Miss May E., '12 

692 Mll.dison Ave., A~bany, N. Y. 

KNAPP, Mrs. Jennie C., (Jennie C nraham) 

619 West 162nd St., New York 

KOIILER, Mrs. Emil, (Lenora F. FlI3cher) 

2'68 ,West 918t St., New York 

LAKE, Mrs. Alvin E., '16 (Anne Wa.rren) 

3 Ba-rneman Place, White Blains, N. Y. 

LAND. Mrs. Charles, 'e4 (caroline L. Powers) 

28 Hullhouse Ave., care Mr. H. F. IlaJrmelee, New Haven, Oonn. 

LAUB, Mrs. Haymond (Lucretiia Ferris) 

Greenpolllt Hospital, Bl'OOklY'll, N. Y. 

L_-\'V, Mrs. Archibald F. (Eva G. Brenton) . 

·Scmnton, Pa. 

LeWALD, Mrs. LeDn T., '97 (Mary O. Bullard) 

99 >Claremont Ave., New Y'orl, 

LE:WIS, Miss Helen M. 


LINBERGER, Miss Helen M., '19 

Flushing Hospi-tal, Flushing, N. Y. 

LISCUM, Mrs. Emerson H. (May Diven) 

WiUowbrook, Elm:irn., N. Y. 

L·IVERIGHT, Mrs. Gerson K., '08 

(Blanche G. Blocn:) 

13 bast 49th St., New York 

LLE'VELLYN, Miss Effie Gertrude, '88 

38 East Independence St., Shamokiin, Pa. 

LLOYD, Mrs. W. Llewellyn, '06 (Lucy L. Grren) 

246 East Broad St., Westfiel-d, N. J. 

LOVEL.AND, Mrs. John Winthrop (Florence L. Partridge) 

Englewood, N. J. 

LOVELL, Miss Dorothy, '19 

19 West 101st St., New. York 

LOWE, Mrs. Alfred K. (Mabel LOUise Kent) 

24 Grove St., Adams, Mass. 

LOWE, Miss Ethel Frances, '19 

109 East 30th St., New York 

MANNERS, MIss Blanche 

287 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. 

MANNEHS, Miss Marie L., '66 . 

287 Barrow St., J.ersey City, N. J.

MASON, Miss Ma.rjorie, '19 

P. O. Box 365, Islip, N. Y. 

:MATTOON, Miss Mary L., '76 

525 Clinton Ave., Br

BAINE, Mrs. David (Mil.ry E. Drake) 

121 Edgemont Rooo, Upper Mont-clair, N. J. 

PEAKE, Mrs. Cyrus A. (HaIdet E. (jreenmaJIl) 

471 PaHsade Avce., Y'on1kers, N. Y. 

PElCR:, Miss 1 nn'ie Bartlett, '98 

Carter School, Pl'illiCeton, N. J. 

PECK, 1II,rs. Fr.eerJck B., '89 (00rQ. Horh"n) 

Lafayette Colilege campUs, E>aJSt'on, Pa. 

BEICIK, Miss Mary G., '89 

, R. D. No.2, Geneeva, N. Y. 

BEIElLE, Mrs. Henfy E., '18. (Inez E. Beatty) 

104 Euollid St., }i1(}reiSlt Hills, L. I 

PERKINSON, M:iss Mildred J. I 

460 South Ocean Aeve., Patcl1ogUe, N. Y. 

PElRiRY, Miss FlO BuHdling, Grand RliJp'ids, MiCh. 

Pt:.CKElRI'ro.1G, Miss Hanna.h R., '18 

126 W3JShingtO'Il PlJace, NeW Yo,rk 

PiPEIR, Mrs. Henney Anson, '12 (Blanohe .Mason Guy) 

2,311 Ma-oDonough Road, ,Vtilmingoon, Del. 

POPE, Mrs. Clhal'les C., '60 (Lauria M. A. Tayl>or) 

34 Gramercy Park, New YorK 

POTTElR, MiJSs Marion R., '19 

109 mast 3()th St., New Yorit 

POWELIL, Mrs. RJobert M., '04 (Cla.m M. Bandfield) 

80 PlellLSa.nt Place, A,rltlnglton, N. ,T. 

PRATT, Mrs. Francis E. (Elizabeth L. Wheeler) 

45 Hamilt'on Road, Glen Ridgoe, N. J. 

PRATT, Mrs. Roy G., '93 (Eliza;betih DaYid'ge) 

10 Ri'V1eTSide Drive, Blnghaml)too, N. Y. 

PRAT'T, Miss Sariah A., '88 

149 East On:vnge St., Lan~ter, Pa. 

RiALSTON, Miss Sue W., '14 

67 ,South Ha.mnton ,St., P!owghkeeprsie, N, Y. 

ltANK!I>N, Mias AUettaC., '17 

New canaan, O()nn. 

RATHBUN, MM. Wmmm T., Music: '07 (Barllih P",tt) 

15 Beech St., EaJSt Orange, N••T. 

REDF1IELiD, Mrs. Henry: S., '12 (SUsan Woods Curtis) 

39 ali/remont Aeve., New York 

REDMOND, MTS. Samuel G. (Margaret E. ~x) 

60 Green Av!:>., MaJdiSOIl, N. J.

REED, Mrs. Lewis T., '90 

REEDER, Miss Julia E., '07 

REID, Mrs. 

RICE, Miss 

(Isabel P. Dwight) 

336 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Huntington, L. 1. 

George H., Music, '01 (Margaret K. Smeallle) 

177 Broadview Ave., New Rochelie, N. Y. 

Alta M., '19 

RockviIIe' Centre, N. Y. 

RICE, Mrs. Frank S., (Minnie H. Cowles) 

PelJham Manor, N. Y. 

RIPPERE, 'Mrs. John, '64 (Caroline S. Pratt) 

Orient Point, L. I. 

ROBERTSON, Miss Allee M., A. M., '84 

'Sawokla, Muskogee, Ok:a. 

ROillNiSON, Mrs. GeoI"ge M., '74 

(Olara M. Loomis) 

1,9~6 Seventh Ave., New York 

~OOKW'ElJL, Miss Ren'a, '06 

364 West Cl,inton St., Elmira, N. Y. 

ROE, Miss Margaret V. 

North Ocean Ave., Patchogue, N. Y. 

R'YON, M.rs. Oora May Gaylord, '82 '" 

413 'We!Sit Water St., Elmira, N. Y. 

SAMUiElL, Miss SteIla, '09 


SAUNDERS, Ml.ss Catharine, '91, Ph. D., Colu~bia, 'O~ 

Vassar College, PIOuglhkeepsie, N. Y. 

SAYLlES, Mrs. Henry Halsey, '72 (Ellen Boardman Smdth) 

106 East 6200 S

- S'TANWOOD, MiS'S E. Harriet, M. A., '79 

Belvedere, Caliilorma 

STEBBINS, Mrs. Charles L., (MatW A. Davidge) 

508 West ~12th St., New Y,ork 

ST'EWART, Mrs. John Wood (Laura Ssffloro) 

205 WeiSt 13th SIt., New Yon, 

ST'EWART,. MA.ss Mary Isa;bel 

106 Broad St., WaShiinogton, N. J. 

STILES, Miss Mary G., '18 

BernardsV'Hle, N. J. 

ST. JOHN, Mrs. ROlbert P. (May Walker) 

H5 East 14th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

STOWE, Miss Lucy Br'!llinard, '76 '. 

275 Central Park W'est, NeW York 

STRtINGER, Mrs. Edward C., '79 (vsJaJbeISeyrno1lll") 

471 AshJand A\e., st. Paml, Minn. 

STURDEiVAL."'T, Mrs. Payne P. (Blanohe 'V. Jackson) 


SWEET, Miss Fanny M., '12 


SWEE;T, MIss Mary, '15 


S\VvCK, Miss Kathanine DeiForest, '88 

54 ,South Parsons Ave., ;Flushing, N. Y. 

T!AJ'N'TOR, Mliss Sarah Augusta, '98, A. M., C~lumbia, '06 

70 M

V,ALElN'I1]NE, Miss Marion K., '19 

110 Engle St., Englewood, N. J. 

WAlLES Mrs. Charles M. (KaUmrine Gi:llet) 

410 Riverside Drive, New York 

WATSON, M,ra. William Newbold (Caroline "Wharton) 

Merion Station, Pa. 

WEB$TIDR, Mrs. ,Villiam H. (Helen M. White) 

Wantagh, LIong Island 

/' 

W'EGG, Miss ,SamJh Ann, '16 

Po·rt Wasb!iDlgton, L. I. 

WlIDI.lLMA1N, Mrs. Thomas C(}les (Margaxet S. Lyon) 

445 JeI'Sey Ave., Eliiz.a.betJh, N. J. 

WEIJDS, Mrs. WilHam Twining, '73 (Nora Stanford) 


WlHElAT, Mrs. Howard Irving, (J'ane Alva Young) 

608 Buffailo Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 

WHEELER, 'Miss Ethel M., '05 

62 Hudson Ave., Haverstraw, N. Y. 

WHillTE, MM. Roland W. (FanDJie S. MlI!ther) 

2,222 DeJamere Drive, 'Cleveland Heights, Ohio. 

WHI'TMOH!E, Mliss Minnie H., '18 

161 East 36th S't., New York 

WJllITlNiEY, Miss Mary M., '97 

537 West 123·rd St., New Yor]< 

,V!lESMEiR, Mlioo Margaret 

316 East Wardman aourts, Washington, D. C. 

WIGHTIMAIN, Mrs. R. IS. (Bessie M. Ffal'Uey) 

. 101 UnJiversiity Plaoe, Schenectady, N. Y. 

WIUI1I~S, Mrs. David T. (Julia Wllle't8) . 

2,31& DeJLa.ncey PJa,ce, Phdladel~hia, Pa, 

WILLIA'M'S,Mm. Edgar W., '96 (GI'IlWe HO'W'al'd Peme) 

319 East 6th St., Plainfield, N. J. 

WOOD, MwSiS CllJtIheri:n~ R., '09 

81 Havemeyer 'PIa.ce, Greenwich, Conn. 

WOOD, Miss Marguerite E., '11 

" 8!l. Havemeyer B1IaCe, GreenWlich, Conn. 

YOUMANS, Mrs. F. C., '81 (Fannie C. CQwles) 

316 We/l:.t Washington Ave., Elmira, N. Y.

BLJAUVELT, Mrs. Elmer OrllJdell, N. J. 

BONYAGE, Mrs. Clarence, 151 MOll'Wose Ave., South OraIllge, N. J. 

CL'INTON, MLss lJucile W. ,21 Offord 'St., Passaic, N. J, 

GOF'FE, Mvs. Robert Henry 

LOOMJS, Mrs. Edwa-rd El1Jg'ene 

32f! West 90th St., New York 

160'. West 5!1th St., NeiW York 

MITCHELL, Mrs. AJlbert E. 

,Strawbt;l,rry Hill Ave., Stamford; Conn. 

SIMON, Miss Clara :L. 

SMITH, Mrs. Walter 'Lloyd, 

STAN!GHF~ELiD, M.rs. J'ohn B. 

\VAY, Mrs. Willa'rd Stearns 

\VINSLOW, Mrs. Francis A. 

\VOLCOTT, Mrs. Frank T. 

152 West 92n\l St., New York 

375 Park Ave., New York 

Islip, L. L, N. Y. 

21 CIaremont Ave., New york 

64 Alta Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

316 \~est 79th St., New Yorl,

Mrs. H. C. ANDERSON (Kate Denier) 

Mrs. JAMES ARCH1BALiD (Maria H. Albdght) 

Mrs. FlliANC'IS BEL,LtAMY (Hard€,t Benton) 

Mrs. THi])ODORE J. R. BROWN (Harriet 'White) 

Mrs. HOWARD CADMUS (AntoInette Westlake) 

Mrs. WALmER H. CAMP, '78 (Uzz'ie C. Merrill) 

Miss ])MMiA OANT'WEDL, '13 

Mrs. 'SAMUEL L. CLEMiEINS (Olivia Langdon) 

Mrs. W11L,L[AM G. COL,LllNS (Birdena L. Benedict) 

Mrs. SAMUEL De LITISSEIR (AnTIa L. 'Cummings) 

Mrs. A:LIEXCANiDER 'S..DIVEN (:Ma>I1a Ca;mpbell) 

Mrs. WlTILL[AM H. DOTY, '77 (ElizllJb"th MSJ"CorkJndale) 

~Mrs. MARTHA BOOK])E FLIN~, '59 

Mrs. WII:LJ:JIAiM FOWll,ER (L,aura A. Wellitworth) 

M'rs. RUFUIS IS. FRO'S'T, '61 (C. ErnEy Wickham) 

Ml'ss CiLiARiA GA'RDNEiR, '93, School of Music, '94 

Miss HELlEN M'ARGAREYr GARiDNER, '90 

Mrs. ClHARLiEIS W. HAND (JUlia E. Waller) 

Miss EDITH E. HULiN 

Mrs. WILiL'IAM D. KELLY, '76 (Clharl>otte L. Oook) 

Mrs. AARON KEYlS'ER (Henrietta Depe'w) 

Miss M" RY ALmCE K1NOX, '74 

Ml"s. DAN'I'])L S. LiAMONT (Jul!iet K:iIlll1ey) 

Ml"s. JOHN JACOB LIAWIRENCE, JR., (Iva H. Ostrander) 

,Mrs. JOSIEPH PlIDT'T[T (Jean g,terUng) 

Mrs. WILLISON G. PHRANER (Sa>rah M. Van Vleck) 

Miss AL[eE MoCLiURE l"IJAT'T, '86 

Mrs. 'lJ'RAJNICIiS SQUIRE PORTER, '87, A. M., '89 

(F'I1a:n~B Squire) 

Mrs. THlOM~S >E. REIDS, '8ii (Fannie HiaJppei'sett) 

Mrs. GIDORGE C. SANBOIRNE, '77 (,Lmo~ne Minier) 

Mrs. LArW'RENGE W. 'S'ANDElR'S (H. A'deLaide Wat€tihouse) 

Ml"s. W'.!iI.!LII'AM H. TELfFORD (Emma Sohlage..) 

Miss COlli' THOMPSON. '08 

Mrs. WIL:I.IIAM TOOTIHE (Emma 'S.ch~ger) 

Mi,sg !SARA L. TRiAC-Y, '75 

Mrs. NATHANIEL G. VAN DOREN, '97 (Mary F. Thomas) 

MI'ss NIDTT[fE] C. WlLOKHAM, '69 

Mrs. Al'MENA BRADI,EY WI'L[JlAM'S, "60, A. M., '94 

MiSIs HENRIETT'A C. WLSE, '06

T~ BmiFa College 

.Alumnze A~~o~iation 

New YOF~ Qity.

'. 

OF 

NE"W" 

YORK CITY. 

CONSTITUTION, 

OFFICERS, 

AND 

MEMBERS. 

1893-'95.

~RE88 OF 

WILLIAM R• .lENKlH8, 

111'"'8G3 SIXTH AVE•• 

NEW YORK.

THE 

OF 

NEW YORK CITY. 

Treasurer. 

MRS. WM. T. WELLS; '73, 

Ha.ckensack, N. J. 

.J!)ntertainrnent Committee. 

MRS. H. D. HOTCHKISS, 

MRS. DANIEL S. LAMONT. 

MRS. JOHN W. LOVELAND. 

OFFICERS. 

1895. 

President. 

MISS MABIE L. MANNEJIS, '00. 

Vice-President. 

MISS CARA ROGERS, '79. 

Secretary. 

MISS M. KATHABlNE JONES, '86, 


Committee on Membership• 

MRS. WM. J. NORMAN, '72, 

MRS. WM. H. DoTY, '77, 

MISS AGNES E. FARRINGTON, '88 

Printing Cmnmittee. 

MISS LEONORA FISCHER.

CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICI.E T. 

The name of this Association shall be THE 

EI.MIRA COI.I.EGE AI.UMNJe ASSOCIATION OF 

NEw YORK CITY. 

ARTICI.E II. 

The officers of the Association shall be a 

President, a Vice-President, a Secretary, and a 

Treasnrer, each of whom shall hold office for 

three years or until their successors are elected. 

There shall be two Committees consisting of 

three members each : An Entertainment Com-

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mitt~e and a Committee on Membership, and 

a Printing Committee consisting of one member; 

all to be appointed by the President. 

ARTICLE III. 

• 

The annual election of officers shall take 

place at the regular business meeting of the 

Association, to be held at eleven A. M. on the 

second Saturday of April in each year.. The 

reports of the Secretary and Treasurer shall 

then be.presented. A luncheon will be served 

at the conclusion of the business meeting. 

ARTICLE IV. 

i 

Any person who has received a degree 

from, or who has been a resident student at, 

Elmira, may become a member of this Association 

on payment of dues for the current year. 

Professors and Trustees of the College are also 

eligible. 

,

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ARTICLJit V. 

The annual dues of this Association shall 

be one dollar, payable on or before the first day 

of March in every year. Notice of dues shall 

be sent, and if the dues of any m~mber shall 

remain unpaid on the first day of April, a 

second notice shall be sent. 

ARTICLE 

VI. 

This Constitution may be amended at any 

meeting of the Association by a three-quarters 

vote of those present.

MEMBERS. 

Mrs. GEORGE EDWAlID ALLEN, (LOUISE Dow,) 

~ Bloomfield Ave•• Passaic, N. J. 

Mrs. H. S. ANDERSON. (KATE DENLlIIB,) 

GM Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. y. 

Mrs. JAMES ARCHIBALD, (MAmA H. ALBRIGHT,) 

Scranton, Pa, 

Mrs. JOHN W. BElIXMAN. (VIRGINIA MANNEBS,) 

Perth Amboy, N. J. 

Mrs. JOSEPH A. BLAIR, (MABY ANGUISH,) 

325 West Fifty-sixth St.. New York City. 

Mrs, EDWABD BOYER. (ANNIE WILLIAllIS,) 

Catasauqua, Pl'. 

Mrs. PALMER CAMPBELL. (JEAN ENo.) 

60 Eighth St.• Hoboken. N. J. 

Mrs. JUNIUS CLARK, (MARY MORSE.) 

3609 Baring St.. Philadelphia. 

Mrs. SAMUEL L. CLEMENS, (OLIVIA LANGDON,) 

Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn.

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Mrs. W. A. COLEMAN, (HELEN HOWELL,) 

431 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. 

Mrs. WM. G. COLLINS. (BIBDENA L. BENEDICT,) 

= West One-Hundred-and-Eighth St•• New York City. 

Mrs. JOHNSTON COBNISH. (MABGARET BANKER,) 

Washington, N. J. 

Miss FLOBENOE CROUSE. 

163 South St., Morristown. N. J. 

Miss HARRIET W. CUSHMAN. 

328 Central Ave.• Orange, N. J. 

Miss MARY A. DAVIDGE, 

Mrs. S. B. DAVIDGE. (ELLA AYER,) 

Newark Valley. N. Y. 

Newark Valley. N. Y. 

Miss MARY C. DAVIS. '69, ' 

58 Madison Ave.• Plainfield, N. J. 

Miss HARRIET E. DELANO, '83. 

152 Park Ave., Plainfield. N. J.' 

Mrs. SAMUEL DELISSER, (ANNA L. CUMMING,) 

53 Pineapple St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. HENRY A. DEUDNEY, '77, (MARY MELINDA BLISS,) 

Rondout, N. Y. 

Mrs. C. DIEFENTHALER, (ANTONIA FISOHER,) 

26 West Sixty-first St., New York City.

9 

Mrs. WILLIAM H. DOTY, '77, CLIZZIE O. MoOollXINDALE.) 

69 Locust Hill, Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. HEMAN DOWD, (MARY LOVELAND,) , 

Gregory Ave., Orante. N. J. 

Mrs. EOOARE. EWERS, (CARRIE PoWERS WRIGH'r,) 

Syracuse. N. Y. 

Miss AGNES ELIzABETH FARRINGTON, '88. 

79 Third St., Newbur/t, N, Y. 

Mrs. JAMES C. FENDER. (FANNIE LEE MYER.) 

Ohester, Pa. 

Miss LEONORA FISCHER, 

366 West Fifty-seventh St., New York City. 

Miss MARTHA BOCXEE FLINT, '59, 

4. East Fifty-eighth St., New York Olt,. 

Mrs. L. A. W. FOWLER, (LAURA A. WENTWOR'rH,) 

Dedham, Mass. 

Mrs. RUFUS S. FRoST, '61, (EMILY WICXHAK,) 

100 Bellingham St.. Chelsea, Mass. 

Miss KATHARINE HALSEY, '78. 

Brid/tehampton, L. I. 

Mrs. FIDIIlLIA BIiLOHIIlR HAMILTON, 

(FIDELIA MARIA BIIlLOHIIlB,) 

433 First South St., E., Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Mrs. CaARLES W. HAND. (JULIA WALLBB,) 

1004. Dean St., Brooklyn. N. Y.

IO 

Mrs. GEOBGE B. HAND, (:nARY CREVELING,) 

Jefferson Ave.• Scranton. Pa, 

Mrs. HUGH G. HARRISON, '68, (ELIZABETH A. WOOD.) 

1112 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Mrs. WM. M. HOFFER, (FANNY Ross,) 

Broadway Central Hotel, New York City. 

Mrs. I. B. HOPWOOD. (JuLIETTA BERRY,) 

79 Murray St., Newark. N. J. 

Mrs. H. D. HOTCHKISS, (ALICE C. STRONG,) 

106 East Seventieth St., New York City. 

Miss ELIZABETH HOWELL, 

431 Wyoming Ave.. Scranton, Pa. 

Mrs. B. H. JANSEN, (GERTRUDE E. ANDERSON.) 

350 West FiftY-first St.• New York City. 

Miss ANNA JOHNSON, '90, 

6 Dubois St., Newburg, N. Y. 

Mrs. ARTHUR JOHNSON. (F. ADELE SEARCH,) 


Mrs. JAMES JOHNSTON, (JULIA. WINTER,) 

Washingt0J!' N. J. 

Miss M. KATHABINE JONES, '85, 


Miss ANNA J. KELLY, 

20 West Walnut Lane, Germantown. Pa. 

lI'Irs. WILLIAM D. KELLY, '76, (CHABLOTTE L. COOK.) 

35 West Tulpohocken St., Germantown, Pa.

II 

Mrs. AARON KEYSER, (HENRIETTA DEPEW,) 

195 Broadway, Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. DANIEL 8. LAMONT, (JULIET KINNEY,) 

238 West Seven1;y-third St:, New York ,City. 

Mrs. OONSTANTINE D. KIOHIIL, '18, (PHEBE AMELIA RoE,) 

39 8. Washington St., Rochester, N. Y. 

Miss HARRIlllT JUNNETTlll LATHROPE, 'll4, 

Oarbondale, Pa. 

Miss El!'l"IE GERTRUDE LLEWELLYN. '88, 

19 '1'hird St.. Newburg. N. Y. / 

Mrs. JOHN W. LOVELAND, (FLORENOE LlIllll P.lRTRIDGm.1 

Englewood. N. J. 

Miss BLANOHE MANNERS. 

281 Barrow St.. Jersey City, N. J. 

Miss HELEN MANNERS, 

287 Barrow St., Jersey City. N. J. 

Miss MABIE L. MANNEBS, '66, 

287 Barrow St., Jersey City. N. J. 

Mrs. JAMES W. MAxTON. (ELLA HOAGLAND,) 

Long Reach. Tyler Co•• W. Va.. 

Miss MARIE MoNAIR, 

1200 Second Ave.. South Minneapolis. Minn. 

Mrs. D. W. MOWILLIAMS. '59. (HELEN M. B. MABQUAND,) 

89 South Portland Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Mrs. FRED H. MILLS, (NELLIE RoalllBS,) 

181 West Seventy-ninth St., New York City.

Miss ANNIE MICKLEY, 

Miss MINNIE MICKLEY, 

I2 

Mickleys, Po.. 

Mickleys, Po.. 

Mrs. WILLIAM J. NOBMAN, '72, (EVA L, BENTLEY,) 

126 Halsey St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Miss FLOBA PETBIE, 

49 East Sixth St., Plainfield, N. J. 

Mrs. WILSON PHBANEB, (SABA M. VAN VLECK,) 


Mrs. OYBUS A. PEAKE, (HARRIET E. GREENMAN,) 

56 Buena Vista Ave.. Yonkers, N. Y. 

Mrs. MADISON C. PETEBS, (SABA HART,) 

Boulevard and West Sixty-eighth St.. New York City. 

Miss ALICE MCCLUBE PLATT, '86, 

1148 Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. 1. 

Mrs. C. C. POPE, '60, (LAUBA M. A. TAYLOB,) 

Stuyvesant Sq., 310 East Fifteenth St., New York City. 

Mrs. lAMES MADISON POBTEB, (MABY VIBGINIA DBAKE;) 

Easton, Po.. 

Miss BELLE RICHMOND, '91, 

84 Clinton St., East Orange, N. J. 

Miss FBANCES ROBINSON, 

25 Chestnut Ave., East Oranlle, N. J. 

Miss CABA ROGEBS, '79. 

1400 DeKalb St., Norristown, Po..

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Mrs. GEORGE SANBORNE, '77. (IMOGEN MINIER,) 

4026 Pa.rish St.• Phila.delphia.. 

Miss EVELYN B. SHERRARD. 

Miss MARY SHERWOOD. 

Sing Sing" N. Y. 

Long Hill. Conn. 

Mrs. DAtnEL SPANGENBERG. (ELIZABETH DUPFORD,) 

Washington. N. J. 

Mrs. JOHN W. STEWART, -

Miss LAURA T. WALLER, 

Bloomsburg. Pa. 

Mrs. T. C. WELLMAN. (MABGARET LYON,) 

Bergen Point, N. J. 

Mrs. WILLIAM T. WELLS. '73, (NORA STANFORD,) 

Hackensack. N. J. 

Miss N. C. WICKHAM, '69, 

8 East Twenty-third St.• New York City. 

Miss M. ARONETTA WILBUR, '85. 

1719 Fifteenth St., N. W•• Washington. D. C. 

Miss F. ISABEL WILBUR, '87. 

1719 Fifteenth St.. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

Mrs. J. P. WILLIAMS, (ELIZABETH W. JONES,) 

Englewood, N, J. 

Mrs. S. F. WILLIAMS. '60, (ALMENA BRADLEY.) 

1335 Eleventh St.• Washington. D. C. 

Miss MAMIE R. WOLFE, 

• 35 Hlllside Ave., Montclair. N. J.

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