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"QjELLESLEg [bEGEMDA
FOf^ 7^. D. 1893
PUBLISHED $/ tHe SEhllOR. CL7^55 OF
T IJellesley' ^LLEGE
Frank WoodPrinter
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Boston
To t!)e
$pirit of Progress
^vcr tl)c vital fact in tf)c History of liJetlesleY College
lycgenda
i<5 Dedicated vitb tl)e grateful appreciation
of tl)e
Class of ^93
J}\e ^D\10l^\T\L RoT^I^D.
EMtor in (Ibicf. Hssociatc EOitor.
Marion Newell Wilcox, Z A Helen Gertrude Eager, <i> S
Besistant ]£^ito^•s.
Florence Hooper, A. S.
Mary Roberts Tooker, <^ 2
36u3iiicss /IDanaiicrs.
Gertrude Bigelow, Z AAlice Mae Reed, A. S.
Partridge, Photographer XBoston
lyCgenda Ijoard
® I^EFT^CE ®
HE LEGENDA, on this its fifth birthday, is happy in bringing to its friends, both old
and new, most cordial greetings. It is with modesty becoming to youth that this
child of Wellesley makes her appearance, but it is also with the confidence of one who is
assured of the warm reception always given by Wellesley's loyal supporters to all her
publications.
This little book is presented to the Wellesley world with no apologies for its sim-
plicity; for while the completed work does not represent the ideal of the Class of Ninety-
three,— the realization of which unavoidable circumstances have rendered impossible,— still it
is an attempt to offer, in an attractive form, a book which shall represent the various interests
of our Wellesley life, and at the same time, through its lists, provide a convenient book of
reference to those interested in our college population.
The illustrations have been selected that they may express in a way more suggestive
than words, the charm of the surroundings of the " College Beautiful," while blank pages
have been inserted, so that the views already included may be supplemented by personally
selected photographs.
It is the hope of the Class of Ninety-three that her simple work may be but the
stepping-stone to still better things in the future.
r ITellesi^ey' allege.
CHARTERED 1870.
FOUNDED 1875.
Collccjc prc5i^cuts.
Ada L. Howard 1875—1882.
Alice E. Freeman 1882— 1888.
Helen A. Shafer 1888—Frances E. Lord, Actins^- President . 1890— 189 1.
OFQfficei^S
RoT^I^D OF ^^57EE5.
Nathaniel G. Ci.ark, D.D., LL.D.
William Claflin, LL.D. .
Mrs. Pauline A. Durant
William F. Warren, S.T.D., LL.D
Alvah Hovey, D.D., LL.D.
William H. Willcox, D.D., LL.D.
DwiGHT L. MoodyElisha S. Converse
Mary B. Claflin
RiFus S. Frost •
Amos W. Stetson
Martha W. Wilkinson
Hannah B. Goodwin
William S. Houghton
Alexander McKenzie, D.D.
Eustace C. Fitz
Lilian Horsford
Alice Freeman Palmer, Ph.D., L.I
Horace E. Scudder, B.A.
Marion Pelton Guild, B.A.
Phillips Brooks, D.D.
Edwin Hale Abbot, ^LA.
Helen A. Shaker, >LA. .
Pkesidei;t of
Secretary an
LD.
Secrefcny of the A. B. C. F. M.THE Board.
Boston
.
ESIDENT.
JV('//es/cy.
D Treasurer.
President of Boston University.
President of Newton Theological Seminary.
Maiden.
Northfield.
Maiden.
Boston.
Chelsea.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Cambridge.
Cambridge.
West Roxbiiry.
Bishop of Massachifsetts.
Cambridge.
I'rcsidcnt of Wellcsley College.
' Died January 23, 1893.
Ko?^I^D OF ^15110^^5.
*Eben N. Horsford, M.A. Cambridge.President of the Boakd.
1893.t
William T. Harris, LL.D.Caroline HazardGeorge H. Palmer, M.A.George W. Shinn, D.D. .
William J- Tucker, D.D. .
Lyman Abbott, D.D.Borden P. Bovvne, LL.D.Edward G. Porter, D.D.Francis A. Walker, Ph.D. LLMinnie C. Woods
1894.
D.
1895.
Edward Abbott, D.D.Maktin Brimmer, B.A.
*Eben N, Horsford, M.A.
George E. Merrill, M.A.
1896.
William Lawrence, D.D.
Louis B. SchwarzJesse B. Thomas, D.D.Henry P. Walcott, M.D.Sarah W. Whitman .
Washington, D. C.
Peace Dale, R. I.
Cambridge.
Neivton.
Andover.
JVc-iV Tork.
Boston.
Dorchester.
President Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Cambridge.
Xe-i'ton.
Bishop of Afassachusetts
Bostofi.
JVe-vton.
Cambridge.
Boston.
Died January i, 1S93.
f The term expires at the annual meeting of the year indicated.
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HELEN A. SHAKER, M.A., Oberlin, President.
Department of Xatin.
Frances E. Lord 1 Professor of Latin Language and Literature.
Addie Belle Hawes, B.A., Oberlin . . . Instructor.
Arlisle Margaret Young, M.A., Michigan University, Instructor.
Department of Greeft.
Angie Clara Chapin, B. A., Michigan University , Professor of Greek Language and Literature.
Julia Josephine Irvine, M.A. , Cornell University . Professor.
Annie Sybil Montague, M.A., Wellesley College . Instructor.
Katharine May Eiavards, B.A., Cornell University, Instructor.
Department of ©erman.
Carla Wenckebach Professor of German Language and Lectureron Pedagogics.
Margarethe MiJLLER Instructor.
Elsbeth Muller Instructor.
Louise Clara Maria Haber.meyer . . . Instructor.
Department of jFrencb.
Adeline Pellissier, B.S., Academic de Paris . Acting Professor.
Amelie Tournier, B.E., Academic de Besani^on . Instructor.
Valentine Tournier, B.E., Academic de Besan^on, Instructor.
'Abroad for Sabbatical year.
Tt)e Welleslev I^egenda.
Department of iPbUclOii\>.
Helen L. Webster, Pli.D., Zurich University,
Switzerland ........ Professor.
Department of fltalian anJ) Spanisb.
Margaret Hastings Jackson ..... Jusfriicfor.
Department of JSotanv}.
Susan M. Hallowell, M.A., Colby University
Clara Eaton CummingsGrace Emily CooleyMacde Gilchrist
Harriet Ann Walker
I^rofcssor.
Associafe Professor.
Instructor.
Instructor.
Assistant in I^(jI>oratories.
Department of Cbemistrv?.
"Charlotte Fitch Roberts, B. A., Wellesley CoWegQ, Associate I^rofessor.
Charlotte Almira Bragg, B.S., Mass. Institute of
Technology ........ Instructor.
Eda May Clark, B.L., Michigan University . . Instructor.
Katherine Florence Gleason, B.A., Wellesley . Assistant in Chemical Laboratories.
Henry Paul Talbot, S.B., Ph.D. . . ) Nonresident Lecturers on Qualitative andAugustus Herman Gill, S.B., Ph.D. . . > Quantitative Analysis.
Mary Marian Fuller ...... Assistant in Chemical Laboratories.
Department of ipbvsics.
Sarah Frances Whiting ...... J'rofssor of Physics and Physical Astronomy.
Alma Eveleth Aumack, M.A., Wellesley College . Instructor.
,, „ ,, B.S.,Mass. Inst, ofTech. ^ , ,Margaret Eliza Maltby, ,, . Oberlininstructor.
Department of Ibistong.
Katharine Coman, Ph.B., Michigan University . Professor of History and Economics.
M.\RY Alice Knox, B.A., Elmira College . . Associate Professor.
Elizabeth Kimball Kendall, LL.B., Boston
University ........ Associate Professor.
'Absent.
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The WeUc.slc^f Lcoxnda.
Department of ipbilcsopbv.
Anne Eugenia Morgan, M.A., Oberlin . . . J'rojcssor.
Mary Sophia Case, B.A., Michigan University . Assor/d/r J'/-t>/rssor of Psyc/iolog-y ("i(f History of
Philosophy.
Mary Whiton Calkins, M.A., Smith College . Instructor in Psychology.
Department of 1bi6tor\) of Brt.
Elizabeth H. Denio Professor.
Florence Bigelow, M.A., Welleslev College . . Tnstructor. '
Department of 0eolofls.
,,, ,, ^. Ph.B.. Yale College .... /j j-Wm. II. \iLEs, ., . ,,^ , T? • -i^ J'rofessor.' xM.A., VVesleyan University . .
•
„ ... B.S., Mass. Inst ofTech. , . ,
Margaret Eliza Maltby,y^ ^ Oberlin
Jnstructor.
Department of Z^oolog^.
Mary Alice Willcox Professor.
_ , ,,. B. S.,Mass. Inst. ofTech. , , , • 7,7 •;Caroline Augcsta uoodman,
^^j.
'
Y,,gg, ,.Jnslnictor ni Physiolog-y.
Albert Pitts Morse ...... J/istrurtor i/i Zoological Laboratories.
Department of /IftineraloGv?.
Saram Yaruley De Xormandie .... histructor.
Department of /ibatbematics.
Ellen A. Hayes, B.A., Oberlin .... Professor.
Eva Ch.'VNDLEr, B a., Michigan University . . Associate Professor.
Ellen Louise Burrell, B.A., Welleslev College . Associate Professor.
Ellen Fitz Pendleton, M.A., Welleslev College . hisfructor.
Department of lEnglisb Xiterature.
Katherine Lee Bates, M.A., Welleslev College . Professor.
ViDA Dutton Scudder, M.A., Smith College . Associate Professor.
^Sophie Jewett ........ Instructor.
Marg.\ret Pollock Sherwood, B. A., Vassar College, Instructor.
Nelly Frances Wilson Instructor.
3 Absent.
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5)et>artment of IRbetoric anD BuGlisb XanGuage.
Margaret Elizabeth Stratton, M.A., Oberlin
Margaret Pollock Sherwood, B.A., Vassar
Sarah Cozzens WeaverSophie Chantal Hart .....Ella Goodenow Willcox ....George Pierce Baker, Jr., A. B., Harvard
George Rice Carpenter, A.B., Harvard
Professor.
Jiisfritcfor.
Instructor.
Tutor.
Instructor.
Nonresident Lecturer.
Nonresident Lecturer.
department of Ibebrcw anD ©ID cTeBtament 1l3istorv>.
Sara Anna Emerson, M.A., Boston University
Lucia Fidelia Clark ..... Associate Professor.
Instructor.
•*Mary Adams CurrierCora Elizabeth Everett
Department of JElocntion.
Professor.
Instructor.
^Absent second semester.
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FFICEI^5-
Harriet Hawes........Lydia Boker Godfrey. Ph.B., Boston University .
Carrie Frances Pierce, B.A., Wellesley
Rachel Taylor Speakman, M.D., Woman'sMedical College, Philadelphia, and Cleveland
Homoeopathic College, Ohio
Emilie Jones Barker, M.D., New YoCollege and Hospital for Women
L,uciLE Eaton Hill ....Mary Anna Wood ....Hartvig Nissen
Sarah Woodman Paul, B.A., Wellesley
Mary CaswellAgnes GoodellCatherine Ayer RansomAbby Cora Jackson ....Harrietts Wallace Tuttle .
Bertha Lydia CaswellAnna Stedman Newman .
Louise Anne DennisonLoviNA Breckenridge NashFredonia Whitinc; Case .
Frances Louise Morton-Carry M. TORREYMary Graff Nias
Frances V. Doane
k Medical
I^ihrarian.
Refcretice Librarian.
Assistant Reference Librarian.
Resident Pliysicia)! and Lecturer on Hygiene.
Resident Physician and Superintendent of the
Eliot.
Director of the Gyinnasimn
.
Physical Examiner, Department of Physical
Culture.
Instructor in Swedish Gymnastics.
Secretary of the College.
Secretary to the Preside?it.
Assistant Secretary.
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier.
Superintendent of General Office.
Assistant in General Office.
Superintendent ofNorumbega Cottage.
Superintendent of Freeman Cottage.
Superintendent of Wood Cottage.
Superintendent of Domestic Department, College
Hall.
Stezvard.
Housekeeper, College Hall.
Superintendent of Domestic Department, Stone
Hall.
Assistant Superintendent of the Eliot.
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^CHOOL OFJJ[^5
IC.
Junius Welch Hill .
Frank Eugene Morse
Emily Josephine Hurd
George William Bemis
Marietta Raymond Sherman
Mary Eliza O'Brion
IsABELLE Moore Kimball
Emma Susan HoweW^iLLiA Thomas Stovall .
Minnie Adaline Stovvell
Professor of jMks/'c, and Director of School ofMuslcl
Teacher of Vocal Culture.
Teacher of Piano.
Teacher of Guitar.
Teacher of Violin.
Teacher of Piano.
Teacher of Piano.
Teacher of Vocal Culture.
Organist and Teacher of Piano and Harmony.
Teacher oj Piano.
^CHOOL OF l^i^T.
Theodore Wendel
Agnes Hastings
Director of School of Art, and Instructor in
Drawing and Painting.
Instructor in Dra-ving from Antii/ue and Jf 'ater-
color Painting.
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^p;dlJ7^TE: §TJi>Eh|T5.
Henrietta St. Barbe Brooks, Welleslej
Caroline G. Durgin, Oberlin .
Ellen Ware Fiske, Wellesley .
Maud Ryland Keller, Wellesley
Vinietta J. Libbey, Wellesley .
Ann Maria Mitchell, Wellesley
Minnie Adams Morss, Wellesley
Helen W. Rogers, Wellesley
Mary L. Sawyer, Wellesley
Mabel Van Meter, Drake University, I
Kate Morgan Ward, Wellesley
Caroline L. Williamson, Wellesley
South Sudbury, Mass.
Newmarket, N. H.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Wellesley, Mass.
1645 Wilson Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hinsdale, N. H.
3 Sargent Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Tariffville, Conn.
Forest Hill and Sylvia Sts., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
De Soto, Dallas County, Iowa.
27 Hillside Avenue, Montclair, N. J.
3230 Michigan Averlue, Chicago, Illinois.
Colors . . . Gold and White.
Flower . . . Pansy.
(l^55 of '93
f©fticcrs.
Emily Howard Foley, Z ALucy Hartwell, * 2
Agnes W. Damon, AgoraMary P. Dennis, Z A .
Mary N. Young, AgoraCarrie A. Mann, AgoiuFrances H. Lucas, S. S.
Ella S. Hoghton .
Stella L Hoghton, A. SClara Seymour Helmer, Z
Winifred S. FosterAlice Mae Reed, A. S.
A
i
Prcsidoit.
Vice President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secreta ry-
Treasurer.
Pirst Historia n
.
Second Historian.
First Factotum.
Second Factotum
.
Executive Committee.
IfDoiiorar^ /llicmber.
Mary E. B. Rohkrts Smith.
B550ciatc /IDcmbcr.
Elizabeth Rockey K.ello(;g, S. S.
Allard, Elizabeth L.
Anderson, Bertha F.
Andrews, Kate F., AgoraBaird, Minnie L.
Barbour, Alice Maud ..
/iDcmbers.
Framingliani Centre, Mass.
25 Stiles Street, Elizabeth, N. J.
Seymour, Indiana.
Lee, Mass.
16S North State Street, Ansonia, Conn.
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The WcUcslcY Lco'cnda.
Barker, Mary L.
Barkwell, Faith E. .
Bartlett, Fanny K. .
Beecher, Elizabeth .
Bennett, Emeline S.
BiGELOw, Gertrude, Z ABiGELow, S. Antoinette, Z ABlodgett, Grace E. .
Bradbury, Marion E.
Brown, Mary Louise, A. S.
Burgess. Anne Prince
Burr, Helen L. .
Chapman. Harriet B.
Chester, Charlotte E.
Clough, Bertha H. .
Converse, Florence, S. 5
Coolidge, F. GertrudeCoombs, Alice G.
Count, Clara B., * 2
CusHiNG, Mary PorterDamon, Agnes W., AgoraDennis, Mary P., Z ADewey, E. Grace, Agora
Deyo, Jennie M.Dillingham, Mary E., <J> 2
Eager, Helen G., 4> :s
Edwards, Louise L. .
Fancher, Rose LFeeny, Mildred, S. S.
Flournoy, EthaleneFoley, Emily H., Z AFoster. Lylie, A. S.
Foster, Winifred S.
Frear, Caroline, 4> 2
Freeman, Madeleine H.
Fuller, Nancy I., S. S.
Green, Julia M.Green, Laura C.
Grenell. Grace E , Z A
31 Bartlett Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass.
202 Sawtelle Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
508 Division Place, Rockford, 111.
183 Genesee Street, Auburn, N. Y.
88 Lancaster Street, Albany, X. Y.
Natick, Mass.
Waterville, N. Y.
Templeton, Mass.
Melrose, Mass.
119 Remsen Street, Cohoes, N. Y.
74 Atlantic Street, Portland, Me.
119 Wyoming Avenue, Melrose, Mass.
East Cleveland, Ohio.
Albion, N. Y.
2420 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III.
33 Prytania Street, New Orleans, La.
15 Union Avenue, So. Framingham, Mass.
Charles River Village, Mass.
EUenville. N. Y.
Qiiechee, Vt.
32 Broadwav. Arlington, Mass.
30 Central Avenue, Newark, N. J.
Owosso, Mich.
623 Meredith Street, Saginaw (E. S.), Mich.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
Newton, Mass.
116 Free Street, Portland, Me.
37 North Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, N. J.
57 Beach Street, Staten Island, N. Y.
Albuquerque, X. M.Care J. L. Foley, Cincinnati, Ohio.
78 Waterman Street, Providence, R. I.
Norway, Me.
1461 loth Avenue, Oakland, Cal.
New London, Conn.
Hingham, Mass.
1738 N Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Granville, Ohio.
193 Charlotte Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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The \Velk\sk>f Leo'enda.
Ham, Emily....Hamlin, Alice J., S. S.
Hardwick, Carrie T.
Hartwell, Lucy, 4> 2
Hayes, Mabel A., C. S. .
Helmer, Clar.\ Seymour, Z AHill, Mary Brigham, <i> S
HOCKER, M.\rtha M. .
HoGHTox, Ella S.
HoGHTON, Stella I., A. S.
HooPES, Florence, A. S. .
Howe, Delarue Kipling, A. S
Irish, Charlotte D., A. S.
Jones, Alice M. . . .
Jones, Ethel A.
Jones, Laura Hamblett .
Keith, Bettie ...Kneen, Maria Alice, C. S.
Larned, Mary C, A. S. .
LiBBY, Frances L.
Lincoln, Mary W., S. S.
Luc.\s, Frances H., S. S.
McDuFFEE, MabelMcPherson, Mary, AgoraMann, Carrie A., Agora .
Mason, Helen R., AgoraMeyer, WinifredMiller, Isabelle YoungsMoore, Annie K.
Mower, Nelle A., AgoraMuNROE, Florence L.
Newman, ALitE ...Newman, Caroline NevvcombePavey, Mary S. .
Peavey, Lilian BellPeckham, Anna B.
Penniman, Sarah E.
Pennington, Lydia O., Z APerry, Elizabeth, A. S. .
, S.
Dover, N. H.
Lexington, Mass.
23 Spear Street, Quincy, Mass.
139 West Second Street, Xenia, Ohio.
122 Washington Street, Maiden, Mass.
34 Aldikie Square, Chicago, 111.
Adams House, Boston, Mass.
165 North Broadway, Lexington, Ky.
Delavan, 111.
Delavan, 111.
1531 North i6th Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Roselle, N. J.
New Castle, Pa.
;^^ Claremon Street, Somervilie. Mass.
South Charleston, O.
18 Park Street, Newark, N. J.
12 1 2 Alabama Street, Selma. Ala.
Woodstock, Vt.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Richmond, Me.
22 May Street, Worcester, Mass.
186 North Limestone Street, Lexington, Ky.
Bradford, Vt.
1227 I Street, N. W., Washington. D. CMaiden, Mass.
St. Albans, Vt.
10 West Sth Street, Canton. O.
Greenwich Avenue, Stamford, Conn.
Mamaroneck, N. V.
32S Pearl Street, Burlington, Vt.
43 Warren Street, Woburn, Mass.
Pittsfield, Mass.
828 Sprague Street, Shreveport, La.
Washington C. H., Ohio.
Rochester, N. H.
Kingston, R. I.
488 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass.
1733 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, O.
Care S. P. Perrv, Worcester. Mass.
The Welleslev Legenda.
PiNKHAM, Frances E., Z APond, Nannie M., A. S.
Reed, Alice Mae, A. S.
Reid. Julia F., S. S.
Richardson, Mary T.
Rickey, Grace G.
Rogers, Florence S.
Ruddle, Elinor F, (J" S
Sanderson, Fannie A.
ScANDLiN, Mabel E. .
Schleicher, Eleanor H.
Severance, Maude E.
Shepherd, Minnie A.
Simonds, Lilla J.
SiMRALL, Josephine P., 4>
Sims, J. Isabelle, Z ASmith, AdelaideSomes, E. Gertrude .
Tayler, Lila
ToMLiNSON, Annie B.. S. S.
Tone, Florence M. .
TooKER, Mary R., * 2
Trebein, Elizabeth A., Z AWare, MaudeWhipple, LauraWhite, Edith, * 2
White, Lucy Elizabeth, S. S.
Wilcox, Marion Newell, Z AWilliams, Alice ElizabethWinton, Katherine May, AWoods, Ida E. .
Young, Mary N., Agora .
Care
Care
Mr.
A.J
64 Nahant Street, Lynn, Mass.
W^oonisocket, R. LPoultnev, Vt.
Belmont, San Mateo Co., Cal.
73 Nebraska Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Athol Centre, Mass.
30 Brainard Street, New London, Conn.
Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Littleton, Mass.
J. H. Newcomb, George St., Medford Hillside, Mass.
Cuero, Texas.
I Monument Avenue, Bennington, Vt.
Penn Yan, N. Y.
1709 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass.
Covington, Ky.
42 Spruce Street, Newark, N. J.
Boone, la.
Danielsonville, Conn.
Youngstown, O.
Shelton, Conn.
Bergen, N. Y.
East Orange, N. J.
Trebein's, O.
Bangor. Me.
Whipple, 706 Wall Street, Kansas City, Mo.
18 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass.
203 Forest Avenue, Evanston, 111.
Highland Avenue, Medford, Mass.
Peacham, Vt.
Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
24 North Main Street, Natick, Mass.
Mitteneague, Mass.
Allen, Louise
Annis, Kittie GillArvine, Marion R.
Backer, Minnie E.
Jformcr /IDcmbcrs of '03.
Corr^', Pa.
Dolphin Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
15 Hamilton Park, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York.
54 Bellevue Avenue, Melrose, Mass.
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TI)e WeUesle^ lyegenda.
Baker, Elizabeth Y.
Benson, Clara ManterBoLTWooD, Fanny H.
Brainerd, H. KatherineBriggs, Emily E.
Brown, Bessie AdelineBrush, Bertha De ForestBurnett, Jennie EstelleCampbell, Alice PerkinsCanfield, Emily MorganCarpenter, Edna L.
Cary, Nettie A.
CoNovER, Anna T.
Cornell, Laura ElectaCook, FayDavis GraceDewing, Sarah E.
Doe, Alice MargrettaDoolittle, MargaretDouglas, DrusillaDowNEs, Mary A.
Dresser, Helene AliceDucKER, Sallie ReileyDutcher, Harriet L.
Ely, Grace Darling .
Evelith, CarolineFackenthal, KatherineFogg, EmilyGale, Hattie W.Hallam, Florence MayHarmon, Mary PattersonHarris, AnnetteHarris, Louisa M.Hazard, Mary E.
Heaton, Emilie HoytHippen, Ella Emma .
Hoffer, Mary E.
HoLLEY, Katherine .
Hollinger, Jessie Adelia
Revere, Mass.
East Carne, Mass.
77 Wall Street, New Haven, Conn.
39 Ferris Street, St. Albans, Vt.
15 Cortland Street, New York, N. Y.
Genesse, Henry Countj, 111.
i4Triimble Street, New Haven, Conn.801 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mt. Vernon, N. H.
Fremont, Ohio.
62 Park Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Eljria, Ohio.
Red Bank, N. J.
216 Walton Street, Denver, Col.
Ledro, Wash.Lowell, Mass.
Revere, Mass.
1406 Perry Street, Davenport, La.
Gambier, Ohio.
Lexington, Ky.
Francestown, N. II.
Biddeford, Me.
Newport, Ky.
181 South Main Street, St. Albans. Vt.
Frederick, Ind.
Windsor Locks, Conn.
38 South 4th Street, Easton, Pa.
Cedar Rapids, la.
West Medway, Mass.
Centralia, 111.
Corry, Pa.
Amherst, Mass.
Fountain City, Ind.
19 Alston Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Monmouth Place, Brookline, Mass.
Pekin, 111.
24 West 2d Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Selma, Ala.
1098 South Main Street, .\kron, O.
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Tl)e WellesleY lyec^enda.
Johnson, Mabel .
Jones, Elizaiseth
Jones, HelenKellogg, Elizabeth RockKnapp, Anna AdeleLemer, MaryLouNSBURY, Alice MLuTz, Marian C.
Lytle, AmellvMarot, Emma BlancheMcFetridge, Eleanor G.
Mosher, Cecilia D. .
Neal, Sarah RobbNye, Leila BurtOtis, Grace L. .
Peckham, SarahPhelps, Mabelle A. .
Pruden, Esther H. .
De Rochemont, Sadie H.
Russel, Mary RebeccaSanders, BlancheSanford, Alice I.
Skidmore, Julia W. .
Spencer, Clarissa HaleSpinning, Mary E.
Stiles, Edith F.
Temple, Elizabeth C.
Thompson, Annie L. .
TiFFT, Julia AyerTowNE, Harriet B.
Trundle, M. EllaWest, Emma E. .
Woods, Annie Crammond
28 Newton Street, Marlboro. Mass.
Durham, N. H.
15 Lawrence Street, Chelsea, Mass.
Avondale, Cincinnati, O.
North Attleborough, Mass.
213 South Front Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
100 Main Street, Cincinnati, O.
325 Logan Street, Lincoln, 111.
Princeton, N. J.
126 West 5th Street, Dayton, Ohio.
Greenville, Pa.
Albany, N. Y.
23 Sacramento Street, Cambridge, Mass.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Scituate, Mass.
Kingston, R. I.
Wilbraham, Mass.
34 Marlboro Street, Chelsea, Mass.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Wellesley, Mass.
loSi Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Torrington, Conn.
Brookfield Centre, Conn.
1633 North 15th Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
1457 North Clark Street, Chicago, 111.
81 Stevens Street, Lowell, Mass.
Granville, N. Y.
Winooski, Vt.
Titusville, Pa.
Drewsville, N. H.
Paris, Ky.
Haverstraw, N. Y.
455 Dunham Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Colors
Flower
Green and Silver.
Nasturtium.
(l^55 of '94
©tficers.
Sarah .Hathaway Bixby, Agora
Harriet Manning Blake, S. S.
Adeline Lois Bonney, S. S.
Roxana Hayward Vivian
Anna Theodora Skidmore .
Elisabeth Bailey Hardee, S. I
Alice Welch Kellogg, Z ASusie Sheldon HawleyRuby Porter Bridgman, A. S.
Helen Foss, ^ 2
Mary K. Conyngton, Z AHelen Russell Stahr, S. 8.
President.
Vice President.
Recording Secretary.
Correspotiding Secretary.
Treasurer.
First Historian.
Second Historian.
First Factotum.
Second Factotum.
Executive Committee.
/IDcmbeVS.
Adams, Marie C.
Albee, Grace C, C. S.
Allen, RosaAnderson, Marion W., S. S.
Angell, L. Gertrude, Z ABarkwill, Lucy C.
Bartholomew, Elizabeth, S.
Bateman, Eliza A., Agora
Benson, S. C. W., Agora .
Bixby, Sarah H., Agora .
Black, Isabella .
Blake, Harriet M., S. S.
309 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa.
42 Chestnut Street, Melrose. Mass.
Bean's Corners, Franklin County, Maine.
Welleslev, Mass.
506 Buck Avenue, BufValo, X. V.
202 Sawtelle Avenue, Cle\elancl, Ohio.
Jeanesville, Pa.
Still River, Mass.
College Park, Gambier, Ohio.
138 North Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
23 Tremont Street, Taunton, Mass.
715 Corinthian Avenue, Philadelpiiia, Pa.
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TI)e WetlesleY Legenda.
Blauvelt, Anna II., Z A .
BoNNEY, Adeline L.. S. S.
BoswELL, Mary L, Z ABowles, Mary E.
Brewster, Alice F., C. S.
Bridgman, Ruby P., A. S. .
Brownell, Lucy P., Agora,
BUFFINGTON, JuLlA S., Z ABurgess, Sarah Julia, Agora
Burrowes, SarahCampbell. Isabella .
Canfield, Marion, Z ACarr, Grace B. .
Chace, Eleanor S.
Collins, Catherine R.
Conyngton, Mary K., Z ACook, LouiseCoombs, Grace LCoRBiN, Virginia J.
Coulter, Elva C.
Crapo, Edith R., S. S.
Davidson, Elizabeth G.
Dav^is, Florence W., C. S
Dodge, Mabel C.
Drake, Helen P., Z AEaton, Susie W.Edwards, Grace O., A. S.
Field, Caroline W., AgoraFiNNiGAN, Nettie, A. S.
Foss, Helen, 4> S
Friday, A. HarrietGlass, Kittie C.
Green, Fannie B.
Hardee, Elizabeth Bailey, S.
Hawley, Susan S., AgoraHerrick, Mary A.
Hibbard, Helen R., AgoraHippen, Alma H., A. S.
Holmes, Mary H., * 2
Roselle, New Jersey.
208 High Street, Portland. Maine.
Avondale, Cincinnati, O.
Topeka, Kansas.
Georgetown, Mass.
71 Maple Street, Hyde Park, Mass.
42 Thames Street, Newport, R. I.
Swansea, Mass.
Silver Creek, N. Y.
Kejport, N. J.
1741 N Street, Washington, D. C.
Burlington, Vermont.
39 West Emerson Street, Melrose, Mass.
20 Durfee Street, Fall River, Mass.
1559 Garrard Avenue, Covington, Ky.
Galveston, Texas.
530 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dover, Mass.
East McDonough. N. Y.
67 G Street, South Boston, Mass.
513 North 6th Sti-eet, Burlington, la.
216 Lancaster Street, Albany, N Y.
Dorchester, Mass.
55 Linden Street, Montclair, N. J.
517 Pine Street, Manchester, N. H.
Danvers, Mass.
1304 Cass Street, La Crosse, Wis.
Belfast, Me.
90 Gold Street, New York, N. Y.
2043 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
316 Fourth Street, Warren, Pa.
9 Noxon Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Auburndale, Mass.
76 Gevinnett Street, Savannah, G.i.
25 Myrtle Street, Manchester, N. H.
Boxford, Mass.
29 Church Street, Gloucester, Mass.
331 South Fourth Street, Pekin, 111.
165 Sandwich Street, Plymouth, Mass.
30
TI)e Welte3leY Lyeg^enda.
ISHAM, MaKV K.. Z a .
Jackson, Bertha C, Agora
JuDsoN, Edith, * 2i .
Kellogg, Alice W., Z A .
Kellogg, Eleanor N., AgoraKruse, Clara M., Z ALaughlin Abigail H., AgoraLearoyd, Mabel W., AgoraLines, Mary H. .
Little, Mary C.
LoNGLEY, Bertha E., <I> 2
McFarlaxd, Grace R.
McGuiRE, Elizabeth M.MacMillan, Effie, A. S.
MacMillan, Helen. A. S.
Marvell, Mary W.Mattoon, Laura I.
Millard, Mary, Z A .
Mitchell, Marion S., * -
Moulton, Jennette, C. S.
Newcomb, MiriamNiCHOLEs, S. GraceOsgood, Stella M., AgoraPeck, Carolyn J., C. S.
Peckham, Sarah E. .
Peirce, Millicent, S. S.
Perkins, Grace H., C. S. .
Peterson, Anna K., Agora
Pope, Louise J., S. S.
Porter, Emilie W., 4> Z
Porter, Grace I.
Pressey, Edna Frances, A. S.
CJuinby, Lillian Baker, C. S.
Randolph, Caroline F., S. S.
Russell, Mary R.
Salter, Mary J. .
Sherwood, Evangeline L.
Shult^, Emily B., * 2
Simmons, Marcjaret B.. C. S.
Oak Avenue, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O.
Westborough, Mass.
i6i Orange Road, Montclair, N. J.
6i6 North Beaumont Street, St. Louis, Mo.Kenwood, N. Y.
Central City, Col.
145 High Street, Portland, Me.
Danvers, Mass.
Peoria, 111.
12S East Main Street, Norvvalk, O.
19 Crown Street, Worcester, Mass.
Cambridge, New York.
36 Harvard Street, Rochester, N. Y.
70 Washington Street, Allegheny, Pa.
70 Washington Street, Allegheny, Pa.
25 Highland Avenue, Fall River, Mass.
Springfield, Mass.
64 First Street, Albany, N. Y.
Newburgh, New York.
Exeter, N. H.
Worcester, Mass.
318 Chestnut Street, Englewood, 111.
Pittsfield, N. H.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Kingston, R. I.
No. I Elm Street, North Adams, Mass.
Exeter, N. H.
McGregor, la.
Rocky Brook, R. I.
Keene, N. H.
1071 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
20 Oxford Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Westbrook, Me.
1S5 East Front Street, Plainfield, N. J.
Wellesley, Mass.
Duluth, Minn.
530 West Monroe Street, Chicago, III.
826 Hudson Street, Hoboken, N. J.
Green End. Newport, R. I.
31
TI)e \Velle3leY lyCg^enda.
Skidmore, Axnie T. .
Slater, Ora W. L., Agora
Smith, Levenia, S. S.
Smith, Mary E. .
Stahr, Helen Russel, S. S.
Stanwood, ClaraStanwood, Ethel, <f> 2
Staples, Blanche C.
Stone, ArtemisiaStuart, FrancesThayer, Blanche L., C. S.
Thompson, Maud, Agora
ToBEY, Florence M., AgorTowNSHEND, Ellen D.
Tracy, Mary C. .
TuTTLE, Bessie CTuxBURY, Edith E.
ViNAL, Annie L., AgoraVivian, Roxana H.
Wetherbee, M. Louise, Agora
Wilcox, Martha C. .
Williams, Jane, A. S.
Wood, Alice I., A. S.
Wood, Elizabeth M., Z AWyckoff, Sarah I). .
Brookfield Center, Conn.
911 Sixth Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Portsmouth, O.
Waterbury Centre, Xt.
437 West James Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Welleslej Hills, Mass.
76 High Street, Brookline, Mass.
20I Commerce Street, Stockton, Cal.
353 ^^* Monument Avenue, Dayton, O.
Richmond, Me.
Warsaw, N. Y.
54 E. 69th Street, New York City, N. Y.
136 Blue Hill Avenue, Boston, Mass.
2S6 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, Conn.Putnam, Conn.
Corning, N. Y.
North Tonawanda, N. Y.
Westborough, Mass.
106 Gordon Avenue, Hyde Park, Mass.
Athol, Mass.
Highland Avenue, Medford, Mass.
216 Cedar Street, Corning, N. Y.
162 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
13 Greenville Street, Somerville, Mass.
Davton, O.
32
Colors . . . Lavender and VVhife.
Flower . . . Sweet Pea.
WELlBlj^r XCV.fl
(l^55 of '95
©tticers.
Sarah Ellen Capps, S. S. .
Kate Winthrop Nelson, Z AElizabeth Hale Peale, Z AM. Gertrude Wilson, S. S.
Charlotte Goodrich, A. S
Mabel Wells, S. S.
Christine CarylMay Merrill ....Florence K. Leatherbee
Elizabeth A. Stark, 4> 2 \
Helen Dennis, Z A r
Gertrude Carter, 4> 2 )
Presidetit.
Vice President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
First Historian.
Second Historian.
First Factotum.
Second Factotum.
Execiitize Committee.
/IDcmbcrs.
Adams, Mary ColemanAddeman, Grace L., Z AAlford, Mary' E.
AuGSBURY, WinifredAuTEN, Lydia C.
Barker, S. GertrudeBarnefield, Florence M.Beach, Annie S.
BisBEE, Helen M., Agora .
Blakeslee, Helen N.
586 Coluinhus Avenue, Boston, Mass.
29 Barnes Street, Providence, R. I.
W^aterloo, Iowa.
264 Second Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Princeville, Peoria County. 111.
12 South Catliarine Street, Plattsburgli, N. Y45 Summit Street, Pawtucket, R. I.
57 Bryant Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Freeport, Maine.
16 Harris Street, Brookline, Mass.
33
TI)e Welleslet lycgenda.
BoARD.MAN, Edith S. .
BOYNTON, MyRA L.
BoYNTON. Sybil V.
Brandt, Lillian E., <i> 2
Briggs, Jennie S.
Brooks, Ida M. .
•Brooks, Josephine D.
Brown,,Elizabeth G.
Burbank, Alice M.
Caldwell, Mary GraceCannon, Mary G.
Capps, Sarah E., S. S.
Carr, Blanche L.
Carter, Gertrude, 4> 2
Caryl, Christine
Chapin, Mary Ella, C. i
Chase, Mary E., <f> 2
Child, Mary A. .
Chute, Annie G., C. S.
CoALE, Margaret B.
CoE, S. Isabella
Curtis, Lillian F.
Davison, Mabel E.
Denison, Eva M.
Denison, Grace M.
Dennis, Helen. Z A .
Denny, Alice E.
Dexter, Edith D.
Emerson, Licy C, S. S.
Fackenthal, Katherine,
Faxon, Mary G.
Field, Mary E., Z AFinn, Jennie C. .
Forbes, Florence F., Z .
Ford, Grace M.
Foulke, Edith .
Fowler, Minnie M.. AgoGallaway, Claudia V.
Gardner, Bertha L.
Agoi-
115 Baglej Street, Central Falls, R. I.
37 Bellevue Street, Lawrence, Mo.Woodstock, Vt.
2943 Dayton Street, St. Louis, Mo.
8 Brook Street, Pawtucket, R. I.
Baldwinville, Mass.
14 Mt. Vernon Street, Fitchburg, Mass.
15 Craigie Street, Cambridge, Mass.
Webster, N. H.
Penacook, N. H.
40 Dwight Place, New Haven, Conn.
Jacksonville, 111.
Ashbj, Mass.
61 Church Street, Montclair, N.J.
5756 Rosalie Court, Chicago, 111.
Saxton's River, Vt.
516 Woodland Terrace, West Philadelphia, Pa.
Greenwich, Conn.
Dedham, Mass.
Mt. Holly, N. J.
Torrington, Conn.
North Weymouth, Mass.
Rockville Centre, Long Island, N. Y.
Newton Highlands, Mass.
Newtonville, Mass.
30 Central Avenue, Newark, N. J.
127 West Street, Worcester, Mass.
148 Summer Street, New Bedford. Mass.
126 North Washington Street, Titusville, Pa.
38 South ^th Street, Easton, Pa.
Spencer, Mass.
89 Carleton Street, Portland, Maine.
717 Elmer Street, Vineland, N. J.
3S08 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
2523 Farniim Street, Omaha, Neb.
558 Lincoln Avenue, St. Paul, Minn.
Stony Point, N. Y.
Neligh, Neb.
Platteville, Wis.
34
Tf)e WellesleY IvCorenda.
GoDDARD. SrsiE E.
GooDALL. Julia R.
Goodrich, Charlotte, A.
Haseltine, Anna M.
Hastings, Mabel S. .
Hastings, TheodoraHeilig, Lucy B.
HiLDRETH, Frances E.
Hill, Winifred E.
Holden, Alice A.
Howe, Alice C. .
Hunt, Alice W., S. S.
Huntington, Cornelia S
Jacobus, Caroline W., *James, Helen, <t> 2
Tones, Edith LaRueJones, GertrudeJones, Mary Lilian, AgoKelsey, Helen M., S
Krecker, Ada M.
Krum, FloraLance, Hattie R.
Lance, Marian E.
Leatherbee, Florence KLedyard, Alethea, Z ALees, Mabel W.Leonard, Annie M. .
Longstreet, Juliet A.
Lord, Katherine F., S. S
March, Bertha .
McGuiRE, Alice M. .
McKiNNEY, N. GertrudeMerrill, MayMiller, Grace, S. S.
Mitchell, Bessie C. .
Morrill, Bertha L. .
Nelson, Kate Winthrop,Nichols, Clara L.
Norcross, Alice W. .
Z A
Orange, Mass.
932 P Street, Washington, D. C.
Stockbridge, Mass.
247 Stoat Street, Portland, Ore.
Ashburnham, Mass.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Catasauqua, Pa.
Aiihurndaie, Mass.
329 Park Avenue, Worcester, Mass.
Bennington, Vt.
Nashua, N. H.
SJenckes Street, Providence, R. L
Milton, Mass.
174 East Front Street, Piainfield, N.J.
313 North High Street, West Chester, Pa.
125 West Penn Street, Germantown, Pa.
18 Park Street, Newark, N. J.
Lincoln University, Pa.
Theresa, N. Y.
Fredericksburg, Pa.
2641 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
93 Dana Street, Wiikes-Barre, Pa.
93 Dana Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Newton Centre, Mass.
226 North Fifth Street, Steubenviile, Ohio.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
56 North Main Street, Middleboro, Mass.
^^ Mill Street, Harrison Square, Boston.
Burlington, Vt.
S Cleveland Street, Cambridge, Mass.
33 Tremont Street, Rochester, N. Y.
89 Henry Street, Binghamton, N. Y.
Woodstock, Vt.
Oak Place, Akron, Ohio.
220 Granite Street, Manchester, N. H.
34 Chestnut Street, Chelsea, Mass.
Calais, Maine.
Woburn, Mass.
16 Claremont Street, Worcester, Mass.
35
TI)e Welleste^ lyeg^enda.
NoL'RSE, IIarrikt a. .
NuTE, MarionPaige, Abbie L., 4> Z
Peale, Elizabeth H., Z APeaslie, Josephine L.
Phelps, Julia E.
Phinney, Emma H.
Pitkin, Lillie MayPrior, Mary D .
Randall, Adelia M.Roberts, Mary Louise
Rogers, Ethel W.Shirley, Florence S.
Skelton, Iza B.
Smith, Arline H., AgoraSmith, Edna G. .
Smith, Lillian R.
Smith, MabelleSmith. Mary L ..
Snyder, ArriettaStark, Elizabeth A., * 2
Stepanek, Beatrice, C. S
Stephenson, M. EleanorStimpson, Nellie J. .
Stix. Cora .
Storer, Marian PaulineStraight, Bertha K.
Svveetser, Grace D.
Sykes, Marion .
Taintor, Lolotte C.
Tayler, Louise .
Taylor, BlancheTaylor, Marion L. .
Thorpe, Josephine E.
Todd, Alice L. .
Van Ness, Ida
VooRHEES, SophiaWaite, Elizabeth R.
Ward, Laura P.
8 Church Street, Marlboro, Mass.
32 Mill Street, Dorchester, Mass.
16 North Pleasant Street, Taunton, Mass.
262 Fairview Street, Lock Haven, Pa.
343 Washington Street, Haverhill, Mass.
Trasburg, Vt.
517 West Market Street, Akron, Oliio.
Oak Park, 111.
13 Plympton Street, Woburn, Mass.
930 Henry Street, Alton, 111.
Titusville, Pa.
84 Gardner Street, Alston, Mass.
Shirley Hill, Manchester, N. II.
296 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Athol Highlands, Mass.
Woodbourne, N. Y.
512 North Church Street, Rockford, III.
40 Mt. \'ernon Street, Charlestown, Mass.
Tillipally, Jaft'na, Ceylon.
Waterloo, N. Y.
38 Linnivan Street, Cambridge, Mass.
Danforth, Iowa.
300 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
19 Sever Street, Worcester, Mass.
3135 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
Bucksport, Maine.
324 Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park, 111. ,
Reading, Mass.
782 Warren Avenue, Chicago, III.
584 Jefferson Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J.
1311 Eleventh Street N. W., Washington, D. C.
Sardis, Miss.
362 Clinton Avenue, Albany, N. Y.
Fort Miller, N. Y.
Calais, Maine.
149 Belleville Avenue, Newark, N. J.
Baldwinsville, N. Y.
125 Stanwood Street, Dorchester, Mass.
41 Park Place, Bloomfield, N. J.
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TI)e Wellcslev l^egenda.
Warren, Claire Louise, <t> IS ,
Waterman, Martha T., Agora
Watson, F OpalWaymouth, Grace C , S. S.
Weaver, Ethel .
Weed, Sarah C, Agora
Welch, Alberta M., A.
Wellman, Mabel T. .
Wells, Emma L.
Wells, Mabel, S. S.
Welsh, Anna H.
Whitehouse, S. EvelynWhitlock, Edith, A. S.
Wilder, Helen LWillis, May Belle .
Wilson, M. Gertrude, S. S.
Woodin, Grace .
Young, MaryYoung, May Sophia, Agora
429 North Main Street, Rockford, III.
40 Hart Street, New Britain, Conn.
70S Church Street, Flint, Mich.
North Boothbay, Maine.
Department of Labor, Washington, D. C.
East Northfield, Mass.
150 E. 45th Street, New York. Citv, N. Y.
Newtonville, Mass.
10 Loomis Street, Montpelier, Vt.
Care W. T. Wells, Monticello, Ark.
Boothbay, Maine.
Augusta, Maine.
South Orange, N. J.
34 Elm Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
520 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Jarrettown, Pa.
Great Barrington, Mass.
144 West Walnut Street, Titusville, Pa.
Gambler, Ohio.
37
Colors
Flower
White and Crimson.
Alban Rose.
Motto
3i3c vour ain bcV
(l^55 of '96
©fficers.
Harriet R. BaldwinFrances Inez Hopkins, <P S
Josephine H. BatchelderAdelaide V. SchoonoverMary Louise MudgettLucy Jane FreemanElizabeth S. AdamsDora E. AllenGrace Alma NutterBelinda BogardusAgnes CaldwellMartha Hale Shackford
President.
Vice President.
Recording Seeretarv.
Corresponding Sccreta ry.
Treasurer.
First Historian
.
Second Historian.
First Factotum.
Second Factotum.
Executive C'onnnittee.
/IDembers.
Adams, Elizabeth S.
Alford, Mary E.
Allen, Dora E.
Allen, Mary A.
Ashley, Ruth E.
Baker, Alberta F.
Baldwin, Harriet R.
Bartleson, BlancheBeale, Jennie R.
Beebee, Alice G.
Blanchard, Augusta H.
Newburjport, Mass^Waterloo, la.
Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.
War Department, Washington, D. C.
Monroe Avenue, Rochester, N. ^'.
North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
Middletown, Conn.
1200 Chestnut A\e., Minneapolis, Minn.
37 West Second Street. Frederick City, Md.Wellesley, Mass.
165 State Street, Porthind, Me.
38
T1)C WeUe3leY lyegenda.
BoGARDUs, Belinda MBoutel'le, Amy F.
Bowers, Mabel E.
Brooks, Florence HBrown, Emily II.
BuLLis, Mattie a.
Bunker, Marie A.
Burnett, CharlotteBurns, Bessie L.
Butler. Edith E.
Byers, Jane A. .
Caldwell, Agnes L.
Capps, EdithCapron, Maude E.
Chandler, Helen E.
Chipman, Ina M.Christie, Mary W.Clark, Ida M. .
Clarke, Harriet B.
Cobb, Annie E. .
Colby, Annie W.Cooke, Helen F.
Crafts, Helen .
Cram, Charlotte L.
Crawford, CarolineCusHiNG, Ellen M.Dartt, Mary A.
Davenport, Mary F.
Davidson, Mary E.
Davis, Mary A. .
De Cou, HelenaDennis, Gertrude LDowning, Alice .
Dudley, Helen M.Dudley, Sarah E.
DuxBURY, Jennie J.
Eginton, Sarah L.
Emerson, Grace M.Evans, Jessie
Mt. Vernon, O.
12 Mechanic Street, Fitchburg, Mass.
48 Halsted Street, East Orange, N. J.
West Randolph, Vt.
2 Canal Street, Wobiirn, Mass,
37 Lawrence Street, Olean, N. Y.
Bar Harbor, Me.
Price Hill, Cincinnati, O.
45 Granite Street, Qiiincj, Mass.
62 Central Avenue, Hyde Park, Mass.
Sycamore, III.
Shelbjville, Ky.
Jacksonville, 111.
Smithfield Avenue, Providence, R. I.
Care of Mrs. Walker, Auburndale, Mass.
Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia.
106 Central Avenue, Chelsea, Mass.
South Ridge, O.
Dover, 111.
Newton Centre, Mass.
348 Manchester Street, Manchester, N. H.
North Brookfield, Mass.
Austin, Cook Co., 111.
Box 34, Kingston, N. H.
144 Dudley Street, Roxbury, Mass.
26 Holt Street, Fitchburg, Mass.
Springfield, Vt.
Mount Auburn, Mass.
1630 Washington Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
241 Oakvvood Boulevard, Chicago, III.
Plainfield, N. J.
53 Highland Street, Worcester, Mass.
27 River Street, Aurora, 111.
Riverside, Hamilton Co., C).
Pleasure vi lie, Ky.
45 Union Street, Dover, N. H.
Winchester, Ky.
12 Oak Street, Brattleboro, \'t.
1524 North 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
39
Tl)e Wellesle^ I^egenda.
Fernalu, Dawn L.
FiSKE, Isabella H.
Foster, Alice H.
Foster, Sadie P.
Freeman, Lucy J.
Genunz, Anna M.
Geyer, Emma L.
Giles, Ellen R.
Godfrey, GraceGouGH, Alice V.
Greenwood, HelenHadley, Sarah L.
Haynes. ElizabethHawks. Minnie E.
Heam. Rosa C. .
Hefferan, MaryHenry, Ada M. .
Hershey', Fanny G.
Hopkins, F. Inez, 4" 2
Hopkins, Mary" B.
Houghton, Mary- L.
Howard, Ethel L.
Howland Blanche RHoYT, Amelia H.
Hoyt, Sophia O.
Hubbard, Ella .
Huntington, TheresHuse, Edith L. .
Hyatt, Bertha E.
Ide, Adelaide M.Ingalls, Hannah E.
Jacobs, Blanche S.
Jarvis, Grace E.
Johnson, Bessie H.
Kahn, Irene
Keene, Clara R.
Kellogg, Mary E.
Kendall, EvangelineKent, Cora M. .
Berlin Falls, Coos Co., N. H.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
99 West Street, Warcester, Mass.
268 South Main Street, St. Albans, V't.
Central Falls, R. I.
44 Avon Avenue, Newark, N. J.
330 Wayne Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.
381 1 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Milford, Mass.
29 Second Street, Dover, N. H.
4 Castle Street, Worcester, Mass.
South Hadley, Conn.
Franklin, Tenn.
Bard well's Ferry, Franklin Co., Mass.
McKenzie, Tenn.
272 Fountain Street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
342 Bates Avenue, St. Paul, Minn.
Sterling, 111.
316 West 9th Street, Pueblo, Col.
Bath, Steuben Co., N. Y.
West Newton, Mass.
16 West Street, Worcester, Mass.
New Bedford, Mass.
Springfield, Mass.
Newington, N. H.
S09 Sixth Street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Milton, Mass.
Newburyport, Mass.
35S Madison Avenue, Albany, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Abington, Conn.
Melrose Highlands, Mass.
120 West Grand Street, Elizabeth, N. J.
38 South Bow Street, Milford, Mass.
413 North 6th Street, S. Joseph, Mo.Brighton, Mass.
17 Pomeroy Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass.
Dunstable, Mass.
Springfield, Mass.
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Tt)e Welle^lcY lyCijcnda.
Kerr, Annie C. .
King, Caroline W.KiTTiNGER, Margaret MKnight, Jessie C.
Lancraft, Ida M.
Lane, Amy S.
Leavens, Mary A.
LiNSCOTT, GraceLittle, Mary E.
Locke, Eva M. .
London, EvaLuNT, Mary R. .
Lyman, Julia H.
McChesney, Anna KMcDowell, PaulineMargesson, Helen PMathews, Anna E.
Maxwell, Clara E.
Mayse, Celia B.
Millard, Maude LMiller, Grace M.Miller, Jessie M.Montgomery, Mary WMoore, H. Isabelle
Morgan, Grace E.
Morgan, Lillian B.
Mudgett, Mary L.
MuNROE, M. AdaNorthrup, LauraNorton, Etvima B.
Nutter, Grace A.
Park, Cornelia .
Parker, Joanna S.
Peaks, Annie H.
Pierce, Bessie G.
Penny, LouisaPope, Helen L. .
Rand, Mabel F.
Rhoades, Edith M.
243 Hamilton Avenue, Pateison, N. J.
Willet's Point, L. L
530 Porter Avenue, lUitralo, N. Y.
38 Beech Street, Rockland, Me.
Fair Haven Heights, New Haven, Conn.
North Hadlej, Mass.
394 Main Street, Buftalo, N. Y.
136 West Newton Street, Boston.
510 North King Street, Xenia, Ohio.
II Amherst St., Nashua, N. IL
Georgetown, Ohio.
211 State Street, Portland, Me.
200 Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
821 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
20 Spruce Street, Newark, N. J.
16 Dix Street, Dorchester, Mass.
6 Congregational House, Boston.
2645 Garfield Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
520 Third Street, N. W., Washington, D. C624 Third Avenue, Lansingburg, N. Y.
Le Roj, N. Y.
Penn Yann, N. Y.
34 Trumbull Street, New Haven, Conn.
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Essex, Conn.
315 North Michigan Avenue, Saginaw, Mich.
Plymouth, N. H.
43 Warren Street, Woburn, Mass.
261 i2th Street, Portland, Oregon.
Winona, Minn.
4 James Street, Bangor, Me.
Birmingham, Conn.Atchison, Kansas.
Dover, Maine.
Care of Mrs. Eliza H. Walker, Auburndale, Mass.
Greenport, N. Y.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Whitman, Mass.
514 North 4th Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
41
Tf)e Wcllestev I^eg^enda.
RlNGLAND, JeANXIE W.Robinson, Annie M. .
Rothschild, Constance LRowE, Hetty M.
Ryder, Marie D.
ScHooNOVER, Adelaide VScHoiLKR, Alice H. .
Shackford, Martha II.
Shannon, Mary E.
Sherwood, Sarah V.
Shoute, Annie Y.
SizER, Clara A. .
Smith, Mary F. .
Snyder, Elizabeth R.
Snyder, Maude C.
Sweet, Ada W. .
Sweet, Carlotta M.
Svvett, Sarah Lillian-
Thomas, Lillian O.
Thomas, Prudence ETowNSEND, Grace BTownsend, Mary L.
Truel, Annie K.
VON Weitberg, Clara EWalcort, Helen G-
Walker, Eva V. .
Watson, WinifredWhitcher. Mary C.
WiLKiNs, Lydia K.
Williams, Mary LWillis, Clara L., Z AWilson, Annie F.
Witherle, Anna C.
Wood, Angie F. .
Wood, Valrah E.
WooDiN, MaryWoodman, Lizzie A.
Woodward, Mary A.
Wright, Lottie E.
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Reading, Mass.
4 East 67th Street, New York City.
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
90 Clinton Place, New York City.
Madison, N. J.
Elkton, Md.
151 Central Avenue, Dover, N. H.
Duluth, Minn.
66 Courtland Street, Providence, R. I.
Provincetown, Mass.
1303 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ceylon.
2613 Price Street, St. Louis, Mo.
803 McLennan Street, Bay City, Mich.
West Mansfield, Mass.
130 Hammond Street, Bangor, Me.
Pittsfield, N. H.
Wiiliamstown, N. J.
15 Walpole Street, Roxbury, Mass.
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Milton, Mass.
464 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Conn.
Natick, Mass.
178 Charterers Street, Allegheny, Pa.
141 15th Street, Portland, Oregon.
3 Cleveland Avenue, Woburn, Mass.
218 A Street, S. E., Washington, D. C.
Burnside, Conn.
Palmer, Mass.
Waterford, Oxford County, Me.
Castine, Me.
West Medford, Mass.
334 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Oneonta, N. Y.
Jewett City, Conn.
Thompsonville, Conn.
910 I Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
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Tbe Wellcslcv l^e^'cnda.
Wylie, Lizzik B. Bozeman, Montana.Wylie, Edith E. i8 Chestnut Street, Chelsea, Mass.
Young, Elva H 244 Union Street, Springfield, Mass.
ZiEGLER, Anne E Ellis Street, Roxburv, Mass.
43
©fticers.
Mary Denison WiltMary Wanamaker MillerGrace Seymour BeanEmery Cooney TompkinsHelen Grace BallMary W. Miller, Chaiiiium
Mary Denison Wiltminnette butterfield
Cliairiiuni.
Vice Cli(tir»ia n
.
Scrrcfa rv and Treasurer
Historian.
Factotum
.
Executive Committee.
/iDcmbers.
AuLD, FayBall, Helen Grace .
Bancker, Katherine H.
Bean, Grace S. .
IJixBY, Bertha CIUtterkield, MinnetteCha.muerlaix, Laura A.
Clough, Gratia .
Davis, Jessie A. .
lloDGMAN, Cornelia D.
Holt, Eleanor Libby
Hume, Ruth PeabodyHussey, May AnthonyLeet, Emma AimeeMiller, Mary W.Munhall, Elizabeth H.
Atchison, Kan.
Marquette, Mich.
Jackson, Mich.
92 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn.
84 Winthrop Avenue, Revere, Mass.
1265 York Street, Denver, Col.
Gao Paulo, Brazil, S. A.
214 Stuart Avenue, Kalamazoo, Mich.
107 North Grant Avenue, Crawfordsville, Ind.
165 Galena Street, Aurora, 111.
Box 2163, Denver, Col.
24 Home Place, New Haven. Conn.
15 Cortlandt St., New York City.
15 15 Tremont Street, Denver, Col.
420 South 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Germantovvn, Pa.
44
Tf)e Wellc^lev I^eo'enda.
Patterson, Ei.len J.
PiXKHAM, Mary K.
Shaw, ClaraSpencer, Addie .
Tompkins, Emery C.
Wilt, Mary D. .
Young, Frances A.
215 Lacock Street, Allegheny, Pa.
64 Nahant Street, Lynn, Mass.
Lexington, Ky.
Stoneham, Mass.
216 Coliseum Street, New (Orleans, La.
Dayton, Ohio.
New Lisbon, Ohio.
4.'5
Color .... Blue. Flower . . . Carnation.
^^>ECI7^L Qf^GT^^IZT^T'OH
©tficers.
Mabel B. Shuttleworth, S. S.
Phebe a. Campbell, S. S
Lucy Wilcox .
Mabel KellerHarriet M. ClelandFrances G. BogertMary B. Murphey .
Myrta L. PrestonMary A. Daggett .
Lucy Wilcox]
Helen Marie Bennett, Z A I
Mabel A. Spooner|
Edith SawyerMatilda P. Goulding
Presidetit.
Vice President.
Second Vice President.
Recordinsc Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
First Historian.
Second Historian.
Fa ctotinn.
Executive Committee.
/iDcmbcrs.
Anderson, Gertrude 1263 State Street, Bowling Green, Ky,
Andrews, Eliza E EUenville, N. Y.
Bennett, Helen Marie, Z A Deadwood, South Dakota.
BiGELOw, Margaret Natick, Mass.
Bogert, Frances G Hackensack, N. J.
Bond, Cora M Sabina, Ohio.
BoYLAN, Evelyn 122 Park Avenue, Joliet, 111.
Bullock, Waller 1 909 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Md.Camp, Florence A New Britain, Conn.Campbell, Phebe A., S. S Providence, R. \.
46
'rf)e Wetlestev lycorenda.
Canfield, FloraClark, Ruth EvaCleland, Harriet M.Clute, Anna J. .
Cottle, Marion W. .
Crosby, Harriet F. .
Daggett, Mary A.
Day, Alice CoitDuren, Mary Freeman, CDurham, Iva M.
Evans, Jeanine, S. S.
EwiNG, FrancesFerguson, Martha J.
Flagg, Nancy L.
Footman, Carrie E. .
Foster, Clara B.
GouLDiNG, Matilda P.
Hart, Mary E. .
Hollingsworth, Louisa MHough, Carolyn E., ^ 2
HovEY, Clara L.
Hunt, Anna A. .
Huntington, Susan D., <P
Hutchinson, HarrietJohnson, Grace B.
Keller, Mabel .
Lancy, Anna H.
L,eavett, Fannie M.Lee, Zaida B.
Leonhart, Clara E.
McDonald, MaudMcNair, Louise, AgoraMain, Susie W. .
March, Orra L.
Marshall, Nina L. .
Minor, FannieMitchell, Carrie D.
Moss, Minnie E.
MuDGETT, Caroline W., S. S.
Burlington, Vt.
150 Francis Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass.
Cai-e of Miss Chapin, Saxton's River, Vt.
238 Union Street, Schenectady, N. Y.
187 North Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wilton, N. HII Maple Street, Auburn, Maine.
3129 Pine Street, St Louis, Mo.201 Hammond Street, Bangor, Maine.
Normal, McLean County, 111.
119 State Street, Portland, Maine.
Bloomington, 111.
Welleslej, Mass.
42 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine.
72 State Street, New Bedford, Mass.
St. Louis, Mo.
34 South Main Street, Rutland, Vt.
East Northfield, Mass.
Scotch Plains,. N. J.
Newton, N. J.
45 Barnum Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. ^
413 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
206 Broadway, Norwich, Conn.Natick, Mass.
805 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Wellesley, Mass.
2442 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Newtonville, Mass.
Oxford, N. Y.
Warren, Pa.
Cadwell, Moultrie Co., 111.
3653 Finney Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
511 North Carroll Street, Madison, Wis.
Jefferson and Monroe Streets, San Jose, Cal.
Metuchcn, N. J.
18 Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md.St. Clairsville, O.
Byhalia, Miss.
Plymouth, N. H.
47
Tf)e WellegteY L^eg^enda.
MuNNELL, Winifred .
MuRPiiEY, Mary B.
Nichols, Etta L.
Owen, Adeline WoosterPenniman, Etta V. .
Perley, Carrie L.
Pettingill, Fanxie M.
Pilling, Emma F.
Peace, Eliza H.
Pomeroy, Gertrude .
Preston, Myrta L. .
Prince, Mrs. John L, S. S
QyiMBY, Mary E.
Rankin, Nellie I.
Reynolds, Emily D.
Richardson, Louise B.
Rogers, Bessie F.
Russell, Carrie L. .
Sawyer, Edith .
Sawyer, Edith A.
Scribner, BerthaShuttleworth, Mabel B.
Simmons, Elizabeth .
Smith, Della MaudeSpooner, Mabel A. .
Stevens, Mary A. . •
Strong, Margaret D., ASugiye, O. TadzuThayer, Mary F.
Torrey, Carrie EvelynUnderwood, Pearl L.
Van Wagenen, Helen MWanghop, Marcia a.
White, Grace M.Young, Lottie A.
427 West Chestnut Street, Louisville, Ky.
Russellville, Ky.
42 West Central Street, Natick, Mass.
Morristown, N. J.
488 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass.
Ipswich, Mass.
Saxton's River, Vt.
Danielsonville, Conn.
13 Parkes Avenue, Providence, R. LWellesley, Mass.
Grinell, la.
Newtonville, Mass.
Concord, N. H.
1060 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. J.
Pittsfield, Monroe Co., N. Y.
Wellesley, Mass.
South Sudbury, Mass.
7 Pearl Street, Charlestown, Mass.
4 Townley Street, Hartford, Conn,
Wiscasset, Me.
Woodfords, Me.
Springville, N. Y.
Green End, Newport, R. LSaxton's River, Vt.
12 Morgan Street, New Bedford, Mass.
374 Main Street, Lewiston, Me.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bingo, Hiroshima Ken, Japan.
93 Free Street, Portland, Me.
Wellesley, Mass.
145 West 58th Street, New York, N. Y.
Oxford, N. Y.
Sparland, 111.
Fitchburg, Mass.
316 First Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J.
He
^OClEJIE5
49
znORGANIZED 1876. REORGANIZED 1889.
©fficers.
Elizabeth A. Trebein .
S. Antoinette BigelowJulia S. BuffingtonMarion N. Wilcox .
Grace E. GrenellMary MillardMarion Canfield .
Mary K. Conyngton
Presidevt.
Vice President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
First Marshal.
Second Marshal.
Editor of " The Trite Blm
/iDembers.
IN FACULTATE.
Ellen L. Burrell. Charlotte Fitch Roberts.Harriette Wallace Tuttle.
'92.
Kate Morgan Ward.
'93.
Gertrude Bigelow.
S. Antoinette Bigelow.Mary P. Dennis.
Emily H. Foley.
Grace E. Grenell.Clara S. Helmer.
Lydia O. Pennington.Frances E. Pinkham.
J. IsABELLE Sims.
Elizabeth A. Trebein.
Marion N. Wilcox.
50
TI)e Wellesle^ lyCg^enda.
'94.
L Gertrude Angell.Anna II. Blauvelt.Mary L. Boswell.Julia S. Bukpington.Marion Canfield.Mary K. Conyngton.
Helen P. Drake.Mary K. Isham.
Alice W. Kellogg.Clara M. Kruse.Mary Millard.Elizabeth M. Wood.
'95.
Gr.\ce L. Addeman.Winifred M. Augsbury.Mary L. Colby.
Helen Dennis.
Mary E. Field.
Florence T. Forbe.s.
Adah M. Hasbrook.Alethea Ledyard.Kate W. Nelson.Elizabeth Peale.
Agnes S. Cook.
'96.
Cl.\r.\ L. Willis.
SPECIALS.
Helen M Bennett. Grace E. Webber.
5'
J}\\§IG7V^7^ p^T^TEI^HlTV.
ORGANIZED 1876. REORGANIZED 1889.
ALPHA .... Wellesley College.
Wellesley. Mass.
IRoll of Cbaptcrs.
Beta . . Wesleyan University.
MlDDLETOWN, CONN.
t^lP^t^ c^t^Pjej^.
93
©tticcrs.
Mary E. Dillingham,Mary H. Holmes, '94
Caroline Frear, '93
Edith Judson, '94 .
Lucy Hartwell, '93
Ethel Stanwood, '94 "i
Emily Porter, '94 i'
Elinor F. Ruddle .
Henrietta St. Barbe BrooksLucy Hartwell
Presidetit.
Vice. President.
Recording' Sccrcfarv.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
Marshals.
Editor of ''Rebound.^'
Critic, First Semester.
Critic, Second Semester.
/IDembers.
IN FACULTATE.Katherine Lee Bates.
Katherine Florence Gleason.Marion Marsh.
Anna Sybil Montague.Sarah Woodman Paul.
52
Tf)c Welte^le^ lyecfenda.
ASSOCIATE.
VlDA D. SCUDDER.
'91.
Henrietta St. Barhe Brooks.
'93.
Clara Count.Mary Emma Dillingham.Helen G. Eager.Lucy Hartwell.Mary Brigham Hill.
Helen Foss.
Mary Herbert Holmes.Edith Judson.
Bertha Elizabeth Longley.
'94.
Elinor F. Ruddle.Josephine P. Simrall.Mary Roberts Tooker.Edith White.
Marion Mitchell.Emilie Wheaton Porter.Ethel Stanwood.Emily Budd Schultz.
'95.
Lilian E. Brandt.Gertrude Carter.Mary E. Chase.Caroline W. Jacobus.
Helen James.Abbie Louise Paige.
Elizabeth A. Stark.
C. Louise Warren.
'96.
H. Inez Hopkins.
SPECIALS.
Carolyn E. Hough. Susan D. Huntington.
53
^Ht^KeS^ET^F^E: ^OCIETV.
ORGANIZED 1877.
©fficcrs.
Caroline Willetts Mudgett, Sp.
Lucy Elizabeth White, '93 .
Caroline Fitz Randolph, '94
Nancy Fuller, '93 .
Mary Ward Lincoln, '93
Edith Ray Crapo, '94
Millicent Louise Pierce, '94
Caroline Newcombe Newman, '93
President.
I 'ice President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secreta ry.
Treasurer.
First Factotum.
Second Fdcfotuiii
.
Keeper of the Wardrobe.
/iDcmbcr?.
Alma Eveleth Aumack.Florence Bigelow.Marcia Kimball Kendall.
Florence Converse.Mildred Feeny.Nancy Fuller.Alice Julia Hamlin.Mary Ward Lincoln.
Marion Wharton Anderson.Elizabeth Bartholomew.Harriet Manning Blake.Adeline Lois Bonney.Edith Ray Crapo.Elizabeth Bailey Hardee.
IN FACULTATE.
'93.
'94.
Mary Alice Knox.Ellen Fitz Pendleton.Margaret Pollock Sherwood.
Frances Henderson Lucas.Caroline Newcombe Newman.Julia Frances Reid.
Annie Bennett Tomlinson.Lucy Elizabeth White.
Mh.licent Louise Pierce.
Louise Josephine Pope.
Caroline Fitz Randolph.Levenia Dugan Smith.Helen Russel Stahr.
54
Ti)z Welleslev l^eg^enda.
Sarah Ellen Capps.
Lucy Constance Emerson.Alice Winsor Hunt.Helen Kelsey.
Katherine Florence Lord.
'95.
Grace Miller.Grace Cromwell Waymouth.Mabel Wells.Mary Gertrude Wilson.
SPECIALS.
Phebe Campbell.Jeannie Evans.
LuciNDA F. Prince.
Mabel B. Shuttleworth.Caroline Willetts Mudgett.
55
Colors . Purple and flow. Flower . . Purple Fleur-de-lis
J\kT §ocietv'.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
©fficers.
Delarue Kipling Howe, '93
Caroline Durgin, Graduate .
Charlotte Dallas Irish, '93
Alice Mae Reed, '93
Stella I. Hoghton, '93
Effie McMillan, '94
J-*residI'///.
V/cc President.
Recording Secretary.
Correspondi7ig Secretary.
Treasurer.
TT -^it -Ki, . \ Keepers.Helen McMillan, '94 I
^
/^^ember5.
HONORARY.Mr. a. W. Stetson. Mr. Martin Brimmer.
Professor Charles Eliot Norton. •
IN MEMORIAM.
Professor Eben N. Horsford.
IN FACLILTATE.
Professor E. H. Demo. Professor A. E. Morgan.
GRADUATE.Caroline Durgin. Maude Rylands Keller.
Helen Worthington Rogers.
56
TI)e Wellcslev l^egenda.
'93.
Mary Louise Brown.Lylie Foster.
Stella I. Hoghton.Florence Hoopes.
Delarue Kipling Howe.
Ruby Porter Bridgman.Grace Osborne Edwards.Annette Finnigan.
Alma H. Hippen.
Katharine Winton.
'94.
Alice I. Wood.
Charlotte Dallas Irish.
Mary C. Larned.Elizabeth Perry.
Nan W. Pond.
Alice Mae Reed.
Effie McMillanHelen McMillan.Edna Frances Pressey.
Jane Williams.
Charlotte Goodrich.
'95.
Edith Wiiitlock.
SPECIAL.
Margaret D. Strong.
Alberta Welch.
57
^GOJ^T^ ^OCIEtV.
ORGANIZED 1891.
©fficers.
Abigail Hill Laighlin, '94
Anna Katrina Peterson, '94
Helen Ruth Hibbard, '94 .
Mabel Woodbury Learoyd, '94
Agxes W. Damon, '93 .
Annie Louise Vinal, '94
Eleanor Neva Kellogg, '94 \Louise McNair, Sp. i
I'rcaiih'iit.
Vice President.
Recording Seereta ry.
Corresponding Secretarv.
Treasurer.
Sergea nt-a t-A rms
.
Hxeciitixe Co in in itfee.
Katharine Coman.
flOcmbers.
IN FACULTATE.
Mary Whiton Calkins.
Kate Ferris Andrews.Agnes W. Damon.Emma Grace Dewey.Carrie Alice Mann.
'93.
Helen R. Mason.Nellie A. Mower.M.\ry McPherson.Mahy N. Young.
'94.
Eliza Abiah Batemax.Clarissa Benson.Sarah Hathaway Bixhy.
Lucy Pearce Brownell.Sarah Julia Burgess.
Caroline Williams Field.
Susan Sheldon Hawley.Helen Ruth Hibbard.Bertha Christine Jackson.Eleanor Neva Kellogg.
58
Tf)e Wellcsle-if lyeg^enda.
Abigail Hill Laugiilin.
Mabel Woodbury Learoyd.Stella Morris Osgood.Anna Katherine Peterson.
'94.
(continued)
Ora W. L. Slater.Maud Thompson.Florence Martin Tobey.Annie Louise Vinal.
Mary Louise Wetherbee.
Helen Mabel Bisbee.
Katharine Fackenthal.Minnie May Fowler.Mary Lilian Jones.
'95.
Arline Hopgood Smith.
Martha T. Waterman.Sarah Chamberlain Weed.Mary Sophia Young.
SPECIAL.
Louise McNair.
59
^^55IC7^L ^ociexy'.
ORGANIZED 1891.
©tticers.
Fi-ORENCE Davis, '94
Mabel Hayes, '93 .
Alice Brewster, '94
Lillian Quinby, '94
Mary F. Duren, Sp.
Maria A. Kneen, '93
Grace Perkins, '94
Blanche L. Thayer,Margaret Simmons,
Grace Clara Albee,
94'94 1
'94 J
President.
Vice President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
Executive Committee.
Factotums.
Mabel A. Hayes.
/lOcmbers.
'93.
Maria Kneen.
'94.
Grace Clara Albee.
Alice F. Brewster.Florence W. Davis.
Jeannette a. Moulton.Carolyn J. Peck.
Mary E. Ciiapin.
'95.
Beatrice Stepanek.
SPECIAL.
Mary F. Duren.
Grace H. Perkins.
Lillian B. Quinby.Margaret B. Simmons.
Blanche L. Thayer.
Anna G. Chute.
60
OLLEGE(OLL
7 nssociT^T'oH^
6i
(H^iSTIT^H f^550Ci7^TioH.
©tticers.
Ellen F. Pendleton, '86
Caroline Frear, '93
Annie Bennett Tomlinson, '93
Grace Grenell, '93
Mabel W. Learoyd, '94*
Elizabeth A. Trebein, '93
Julia Isabelle SimsMary Ward Lincoln
President.
First Vice President.
( Second Vice President.
\ Chairman of Missionary Committee.
( Third Vice President
.
\ Chairman of Temperance Committee.
Fourth Vice President.Chairman of Committee of General Relisrious
Work.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
^Resigned; place not yet tilled.
62
HlJtv^H/e HsSOCIT^T^OhJ.
©tticcrs.
Edith S. Tufts, '84
Alice M. Allen, '85
Alice Vant George, '87
Ellen F. Pendleton, '86
Esther Bailey, '91 .
President.
Vice President.
Corresponding Secretary.
Recording Secreta ry.
Treasurer.
^T^deHt ^olUkIteei^S.
Alice \W . Kellogg, 94
Katharine FackenthalMabel W. Learoyd, '94
Anna H. Blauvelt, 94
IzA B. Skelton, *95
©fticers.
95
Chairman.
Secretary.
Exec i(tire Comm ittee.
63
OF THE
(OLLEGE ^EX7LE7V\E^75 HsSOCIT^JIOkI.
Miss Vida D. ScudderFlorence Hoopes, '93
©fficers.
Prcsidcut.
Sccrcfarv and Treasurer.
/IDcmbcrs,
FACULTY.
Kathkrine Lee Bates.
Ellen L. Blrrell.
Mary W. Calkins.
Katiierine Coman.Grace E. Cooley.Katherine M. Edwards.Louise C. M. Habermeyer.Addie B. Hawes.Sophie Jewett.M. Alice Knox.Margaret E. Maltby.
Annie S. Montague.MaRGARETIIE MiJLLER.
Sarah Woodman Paul.
Ellen F. Pendleton.Eliza Ritchie.
Charlotte F. Roberts.Margaret P. Sherwood.Vida D. Scudder.
Mary Alice Willcox.Caroline A. Woodman.Arlisle M. Young.
Harriet Bray, '94.
Ellen Ware Fiske, '92.
Lydia O. Pennington, '93.
Emily B. Schultz, '94.
STUDENTS.
LiLA Taylor, '93.
Elizabeth A. Trebein, '93.
Kate Morgan Ward, '92.
Bertha Anderson, "93.
Katherine Anderson, '95.
Eliza Andrews, Sp.
CLUB MEMBERS.
Gertrude Angell, '94.
Winifred Augsbury, 95.
Fannie Austen, '93.
64
The WcUeslcAf Legenda.
Josephine H. Batchelder, '96.
Minnie L. Baird, '93.
Eliza Bateman, '94.
Elizabeth Beecher, '93.
Anna H. Blauvelt, '94.
Emmeline Bennett, '93.
Harriet M. Blake, '94.
Frances Bogert, Sp.
Marion Bradbury, '93.
Julia Buffington, '94.
Marion Canfield, '94.
Eleanor Chace, 94.
Helen Chandler, '96.
Harriet Chapman, '93.
Florence Converse, '92.
Mary K. Conyngton, '94.
Edith Crapo, '94.
Mary Daggett, Sp.
Mary P. Dennis, '93.
Louise A. Dennison.Cecilia Dickie, '94.
F. V. DOANE.Grace Freeman, '94.
Helen Foss, '94.
Katherine Gleason, '91.
Fannie B. Greene, '94.
Lucy Hartwell, '93.
Florence Hoopes, '93.
Delarue Howe, '93.
Susan Huntington, '93.
Charlotte D. Irish, '93.
Helen James, '95.
Bettie Keith, '93.
Maude Keller, '92.
Alice W. Kellogg, '94.
Helen Kelsey, '95.
Clara M. Kruse, '95.
Mary Lincoln, '93.
>L\RV Lines, '94.
Mary C. Little, '94.
Bertha Longley, '94.
Frances H. Lucas, '93.
Mary W. Marvel, '94.
Marion Mitchell, '94.
Louise McNair, Sp.
Winifred G. Munnell, Sp.
Caroline N. Newman, '93.
Sarah E. Peckham, '93.
Elizabeth Perry, '93.
Anna Peterson, '94.
Mary C. Qlimby, Sp.
Caroline Randolph, '94.
Julia Reid, '93.
Florence Rogers, '93.
Elinor Ruddle, '93.
Mary Salter, '94.
Eleanor Schleicher, '93.
Mabel Shuttleworth, Sp.
Isabelle Sims, '93.
Margaret P. Simmons, '94.
Josephine Simroll, '93.
Anna T. Skidmore, '94.
Helen Spaulding, Sp.
Artemesia Stone, '94.
Blanche Thayer, "94.
Anna B. Tomlinson, '93.
Laura Whipple, '93.
Edith Whitlock, '9^.
Edith White, '93.
Elizabeth White, '93.
Angie Wood, '96.
Elizabeth Wood, '94.
Delia Wyckoff, '94.
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ORGANIZED OCTOBER 7, 1887.
Mary McPherson .
Helen P. DrakeGrace WoodinMabel A. Spooner
©tficers.
President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresfioiiding Secretary.
Treasurer.
directors.'93.
Mary McPherson, Chairman.Florence L. Munroe.Julia F. Reid.
'94.
Helen P. Drake, C/iairnmn.
Florence M. Tobey.Helen R. Stahr.
'95.
Grace Woodin, CJiairmau.
Mabel T. Wellman.Marion Nute.
'96.
Agnes S. Cook, Chairman.
Blanche Bartleson.Mary L. Mudgett.
'97.
Clara H. Shaw.
SPECIALS.
Mabel A. Spooner, Chairman.
Myrta L. Preston.Mary B. Murphy.
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Junius W. Hill, Director.
©fficcrs.
Mary Brigham Hill, '93
Grace Grenell, '93
Helen Marie Bennett, Sp.
Lucy Bertha Ely Willcox, M.Edith Whitlock, '95
Alethea Ledyard, '95 \Margaret B. Simmons, '94 i
Sp
President.
1 7f (? President.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer.
Factotums.
Membership, 48.
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I'nrtrid;^c, Photographer.
rijELLESl^EV' (ojjLEGE ^LEE G^L^'
®fficev5.
Caroline Edsall Hough . . President.
* Marion N. Wilcox . . . Leader.
Florence Therese Forbes . . Manasrer.
Junius W. Hill .... Musical Director.
FIRST SOPRANOS.
Caroline Edsall Hough, Mus. Emily Hunter Brown, '96.
Josephine Harding Batchelder , '96. Anna Hunt, Sp.
SECOND SOPRANOS.
Evangeline Lucile Sherwood, '94. Mary Montgomery', '96.
Elizabeth Morris Wood, '94. Emily Dederer Reynolds, Mus.
FIRST ALTOS.
Marion Newell Wilcox, '93. / Helen Maria Cushing, '96.
Mary Ella Chapin, '95. Pearl Livingston Underwood, Mus.
SECOND ALTOS.
Adeline Lois Bonney-, '94. Minnie Fowler, '95.
Florence Therese Forbes, '95. Clara Louise Hovey, Mus.
SUBSTITUTES.
Kate W. Nelson, '95. Nellie Ives Rankin, Mus.
Ruby Porter Bridgman, '94. Mabel W. Learoyd, '94.
* In place of Helen Foss, resigned.
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©fficers.
LiSBETH Gertrude Angell. "94 . Prcs/'doif and Leader.
Marion Canfield, '94 . . . Manager.
MANDOLIN.
Helen Lawn Pope, '96.
BANJEAURINES.
Mildred Feeny, '93. Marion Canfield. '94.
FIRST BANJOS.
Katherine Florance Lord, '93.
LisBETH Gertrude Angell, '94.
Mabel Leinbach Keller, Mus.
Alice Mae Reed, 93.
Harriet Alice Friday, '94.
SECOND BANJOS.
Artemisia Stone, '9^. Helen James, '95.
GUITARS.
Winifred Augsbury, '95.
Flora Canfield, Sp.
Florance Sophia Shirley, '95.
Marion Weston Cottle, Mus.
Dora Edmonston Allen, '96.
VIOLIN.
Maude Snyder, Sp.
TRIANGLE.
Dora Edmonston Allen, '96.
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TjeP7^I^T7V\EKIT of ThJY'SICT^L ^T^I^I^G.
©fficers.
LuciLE Eaton Hill . . . Director.
M. Anna Wood .... Physical Examiner.
Hartvig Nissen .... Instructor in S-vedish Gymnastics.
EQUIPMENT.
Apparatus for Swedish educational gymnastics.
Sargent's machines for indi\idual work.
SCHEME OF WORK.
1. Ling system of Educational Gymnastics required for Freshman Class, three hours
a week.
2. Physical training for upper classes as far as the size of the gymnasium will permit.
3. Election, frequent examination, and training of the class crews in gymnasium and
on the lake.
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©tficers.
Edith R. Crapo, '94 . . . President.
Elizabeth Bartholomew, '94 . Vice President.
Florence T. Forbes, '95 . . Secretary and Treasure
Elizabeth H. Peale, '95
Alice W. Hunt, '95 \ . . Executive Committee.
Piiebe a. Campbell. Sp.
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©fficcrs.
Mary McPherson .
Mable DavisonLaura Mattoondominick duckettCarla WenckebachGertrude Angell .
Mary Tooker .
Mary MacPhersonMable DavisonLaura MattoonCarla WenckebachGertrude Angell
President.
Vice President.
Secretary and Treasurer.
business Manager.
Captain.
First I.icutiiianf.
Second I^ieiitenant.
Executive Coiiiniitfi
Hctive /iDembers.
M. a. Wilcox.Carla Wenckebach.Mary M. Fuller.Mary McPherson, "93.
Harriet Chapman, '93.
Mary R. Tooker, '93.
Annette Finnigan, '94.
Artemisia Stone, '94.
Sarah D. Wychoff, '94.
Gertrude Angell, '94.
Laura Mattoon, '94.
Margarethe Muller.Helen L. Burr, '93.
Zaida B. Lee, Mus.Sarah Capps, '95.
Marie A. Bunker, '96.
Katherine Fackenthal, '95.
Mable E. Davison, '95.
Marie Adams, '95.
Eleanor Stephenson, '95.
Gertrude Carter, '95.
Marion Taylor, '95.
Mary L. Williams, '96.
WiLLiAMiNE Christie, '96.
Helena De Cou, '96.
Lucy Freeman, '96.
Hssociatc /IDembers.
Carrie Mitchell, Mus.Mary Hefferan, '96.
Ellen J. Patterson, Mus.Grace Bean, '97.
minette butterfield, '97.
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Partridge, Photograplicr,
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Boat . . . Lume D'Oro.
Helen G. Eager .
Florence M. Tone
Clara Count.
Helen G. Eager.
Mildred Feeney.
Lylie O. Foster.
Grace Grenell.
Laura H. Jones.
Captain.
Coxsivain.
Helen R. Mason.
Nellie A. Mower.
Florence L. Monroe.
Caroline N. Newman.
Florence M. Tone.
Ida E. Woods.
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Boat Wabanannung:.
Marion Canfield
Edith Crapo . .
Captain.
Coxs7vai?i.
Gertrude Angell.
Sarah Burrows.
Marion Canfield.
Mabel C. Dodge.
Grace Edwards.
Helen Foss.
Effie MacMillan.
Helen MacMillan.
Louise J. Pope.
Mary J. Salter.
Clara Stanwood.
Ethel Stanwood.
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Partridgi'.^'hutugrapher.
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Boat . . . Soangataha.
Helen Dennis
May Merrill .
Mary G. Cannon.
Mary E. Chase.
Helen Dennis.
Alice W. Hunt.
Flora Krum.
Captain pro tern.
Coxsrvain.
Florence K. Letherbee.
May Merrill.
Mary L. Roberts.
Grace C. Waymouth.
Grace Wcodin.
§Peci7^l (^vJ T^hJD §Ud5TiTJTE5.
Boat . . . Tupelo.
Helen M. Bennett
Mary H. Daggett
Helen Marie Bennett.
Flora Canfield.
Marion Cottle.
Alice Day.
Mary H. Daggett.
Matilda P. Goulding.
Mabel Keller.
Captain.
Coxszvai'n.
Susie W. Main.
Carrie D. Mitchell.
Maude Snyder.
Nellie I. Rankin.
Emily D. Reynolds.
Lottie A. Young.
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'93.
Emily Howard Foley, Z A .
Lucy Elizabeth White, S. S.
Mary Emma Dillingham, 4> 2
Josephine Price Simrall, ^ S
Edith White, "i" 2 .
Address of Welcome.
Orator.
Address to Undergraduates.
Poet.
j\//stress of Ceremonies.
AIDS.
Mary Brigham Hill, * 2 Clara Seymour Helmer, Z A
Laura Lydia Whipple. Marion Elizabeth Bradbury.
Delarue Kipling Howe, A. S. Laura Hamblett Jones.
Alice Winsor Hunt, S. S.
'95.
Giver of Spade.
Joanna Stoddark Parker
Lucy Jane Freeman
Clara Lucretia Willis, Z A
'96.
Orator.
Receiver of Spade.
Mistress of Ccremonie.
AIDS.
Theressa Lyman Huntington. Clara Augusta Sizer.
Grace Godfrey. Adelaide Virginia Schoonover.
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House of Commons
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Partridge, Photographer.
fjoUSE OF (oV^TV^OhJS.
E>CTRAORDINARA' SESSION HELD AT "VVELLESLEY COLLEGE,FEBRUARY 4, 1893.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
QUESTIONS.
DEBATE.
SpeaF?ers.
Chamberlain (L. l^), BirmincCoLLiNGs (L. U.), BordesleyBryce (L.), Aberdeen .
LowTHER (C), Thanet .
Balfour (C.), ManchesterMoRLEY (L.), NewcastleHarcourt (L.), Derby .
O'Brien (A. P.), Cork .
Redmond (P.), WaterfordHicks-Beach (C), Bristol
Harrington (P.), DublinMacdermott (A. P.), Kilkenny
ham Mary N. Young.Emily H. Ham.L. Elizabeth White.Mary L. Barker.S. Antoinette Bigelow.Henrietta St. B. Brooks.Agnes W. Damon.E. Grace Dewey.Frances H. Lucas.Mabel E. Scandlin.Helen R. Mason.Clara B. Count.
Motion of Resolutions of want of Confidence in the Government.
DEBATE CONTINUED.
Matthews (C), BirminghamChurchill (C), PaddingtonBurns (Labor), BatterseaLabouchere (L.), NorthamptonTemple (C), SurreyMcCarthy (A. P.), LongfordGladstone (L.), Midlothian
Caroline Frear.Grace E. Grenell.Madelaine Freeman.Emily H. Foley.Harriet M. Cleland.Miss Kendall.Anna B. Tomlinson.
DIVISION.
HOUSE ADJOURNED.
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EDITORS FOR '92='93.
Florence Converse, S. S. .
Annie B. Tomlinson, S. S. .
Marion N. Wilcox, Z AHelen G. Eager, <I> Z
Ed/for ill Chief.
Associate Editor.
]\I(i?i(iffi>iff Editors.
Xitcrarv Etitors.
Elinor F. Ruddle, <I> ^
Josephine P. Simrall, <I> S
Frances H. Lucas, S. S.
Carrie F. Mann, Agora.
Helen M. Bennett, Z ACarol M. Dresser, 4> 2
EDITORS FOR '93='94.
Mary K. Conyngton, Z A .
Anna K. Peterson, Agora .
Editor in Chief.
Associate Editor.
36u3iiKss /IDaiiaacrs.
Helen R. Staur, S. S. Florence M. Tobey, Agora.
Alice W. Kellogg, Z AEmily B. Shultz, 4> 2
Lilian B. Quinby, CI.
Xitcrarv lE^itots.
Mary K. IsiiAxM, Z AMaude R. Keeler, A. S.
Helen M. Bennett, Z A
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Editorial l^oard of liJellcstcY Aaga^inefor '92-'93
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PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SeNIOR ClASS.
XLbc Zvnc Blue.
Organ of Zeta Alpha.
Mary Katherine Conyngton, Editor.
^be pbi Sioina IRcbouub.
Organ of "t" 2
Elinor F. Ruddle, Editor.
1892*93.
BpriL
April 5.—Spring Term opens.
April 7.—Fast Dav.
April 9.—Lad}- Somerset and Miss Willard visit Wellesley.
First Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
First Programme Meeting of Art Society.
Social of the Class of '95.
Social of the Club of '96.
April id.—Mrs. Gulick speaks on Mission Work in Spain.
April h.—Lecture on "The Relation of Science to Modern Life," by Professor Sedgwick, of the
Boston Institute of Technology.
Scenes from " Alice in Wonderland," repeated for the benefit of the Shakespeare Houseby the Society.
Ai'KiL 14.—Stereopticon Lecture on the Work of Atlanta University, bv President Bumstead.
Talk by Mrs. Abell on her Researches in the Department of Domestic Science.
April 18.—Concert, by the Adamowski Quartette of Boston.
The Art Society holds a Reception in the Art Gallery.
April 23.—Junior Open Debate on the subject, "The Extinction of the Saloon would do more foi
Political Reform than all Other Agencies."
April 25.—Reading of " King Lear," by Mr. Locke Richardson.
April 26.—Lecture on the " Unification of Italy," by Dr. Langdon.April 30.—Regular Programme Meeting of Z A Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Art Society.
Concert in Town Hall, bv Technologv Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
Tf)e Welleslev IvCg-enda.
flDa^,
May I.—Senior Vespers at Norumbega.
May 2.—Concert, by Mr. Ernst Perabo and Mr. Wulf Fries.
May 4.—Lecture on " Sociology," by Dr. S. W. Dyke.
May 7.—Regular Programme Meeting of Phi Sigma Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Shakespeare Society.
May 9.—Concert, by Wellesley Glee and Banjo Clubs, in the College Chapel.
May 13.—Lecture on "The Village," by Dr. Dyke.
May 14.—Concert, by Wellesley Glee and Banjo Clubs, in Wellesley Town Hall.
The Juniors entertain the Sophomores with the Farce, " Which is Which .^"
AL^Y 16.—The Faculty hold a Reception in the Art Building.
Organ Recital, by Mr. George E. Whiting.
May 18.—Lecture on "Modern Social Problems," by Dr. Dyke.
May 21.—Rendering of "Twelfth Night," by Shakespeare Society, at their Annual Spring Meeting.
May 23.—Lecture on " The Need of Constitutional Reform in Russia," by Mrs. Noble.
May 25.—Lecture on "The Family as a Social Problem," by Dr. Dyke.
May 30.—Zeta Alpha Society Birthday Celebration.
3unc\
June
TI)e Weltestev lycgenda.
June
June
-Commencement Oration, by the Rev. Philip Moxom.Commencement Dinner.
Reception at College Hall.
-Alumna' Day.
Alumna; Dinner.
Wedding of Miss Gertrude Chandler, '79, in the College Chapel.
September,
September 8.—Fall Term opens.
September 10.—Sophomores Serenade the Freshmen.
First Programme Meeting of the Art Society.
Septe.mber 17.—Lecture on " India," by Rev. Geo. Pentecost, D.D.
First Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
September 24.—First Programme Meeting of Shakespeare Society.
First Programme Meeting of Agora Society.
First Programme Meeting of Phi Sigma Society.
September 26.—Dance given in Gymnasium by Members of the Senior Class.
Reception of Special Organization to new Members.
September 27.—Sophomores entertain Freshmen by an Autograph Party.
©etober.
October i.—^Junior Class Social. The Syrian Explorer gives the results of Investigations.
Sophomore Class Social.
October 3.—Memorial Service for Mr. Durant. Address by Miss E\elyn Hall.
October 8.—Elections of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Classes.
Senior Class Social. A Revelation of the Unknown.October 10.—Organ Recital, by Mr. Charles H. Morse, assisted by Mr. Frank E. Morse, Baritone.
October ii.—Lecture on "The Pharaohs of Egypt," by Dr. Lysander Dickeman.
October 15.—Regular Programme Meeting of Art Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Phi Sigma Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Agora Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of the Classical Society.
October 17.—Lecture on " Literature as a Personal Resource," by Mr. Hamilton Mabie.
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October 21.—Smith Family Concert, for the henefit of the Norumbega piano and the boathouse.
October 22.—Prohibition Rally, under the auspices of the Agora Society.
October 24.—Reading of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream," by Mr. Geo. Riddle, with music
by the Bernhard Listemann Concert Companj'.
October 29.—Democratic Rally, under the auspices of the Agora. Celebration of Hallow E'en in
some of the houses.
October 31.—Reading, by Mr. A. P. Burbank, for the benefit of the Munroe Fund.
IRovanbcr,
November i.
November 2
November 5,
November 7,
November S
November 12
November 14,
November 19
Nov'EMBER 21
November 26
November 28,
—The Academic Council grant '93"s petition for Senior Day.
—Meeting of Art Society.
—Lecture on "The History of the TaritT from a Republican Standpoint," by Mr. Geo. M.
Dewey.
Regular Programme Meeting of Shakespeare Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
—Republican Rally. Joyful demonstrations and Torchlight Parade of expectant Repub-
licans.
—Voting, conducted by the Agora Society according to the Australian ballot system.
,—Addresses and Music by Mr. Booker T. Washington and students from the Tuskegee
Normal and Industrial Institute.
Democratic Banquet, and Torchlight Parade of jubilant Democrats.
—Piano Recital, by Mr. Carl Faelten.
—Regular Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Art Society.
—Concert, by Miss Geraldine Morgan, Violiniste, and Reading by Mr. John J.Hayes.
—Regular Programme Meeting of Phi Sigma Society.
—Concert by Beethoven G^iartette, of Boston, assisted by Mr. Jacques Benavente.
December,
December 3.—Regular Programme of Shakespeare Society.
December 7.—Election of Senior Day speakers.
December 10.—Regular Programme Meeting of Art Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
Tf)e WellcslcY Lcgcnda.
December ii.— Social of Special Organization, in Elocution Hall. Conversation Party.
December 12.—Concert by Beethoven Society.
December 14.—Fall term closes.
3amiarv.
January
JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary-
JanuaryJanlary
JanuaryJanuary
5.—Winter term opens.
Dr. Lyman Abbott addresses the Thursday Evening Meeting.
7.—Regular Programme Meeting of Phi Sigma Society.
9.—Concert by the Germania Orchestra and Miss Rose Stewart.
II.—The Phi Sigma Owl has a Christmas Party.
12.—Dr. Phillips Brooks addresses the Thursday Evening Meeting.
14.—Regular Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of the Agora Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of the Art Society.
16.—Reading, by Mr. Geo. Cable, for the benefit of the Munroe Fund.
21.—Reception given to the Shakespeare Society in Art Building by Miss Knox and Miss-
Kendall.
Cobweb Party at Norumbega, given by members of the Class of '94.
25.—Concert by the Brown Glee and Banjo Clubs in the Wellesley Town Hall
26.—Day of Prayer.
Morning service conducted by Rev. Alex. McKenzie, D.D.
E\ening service a memorial service for Eben Norton Horsford.
jfclnniar^.
P'ebruary
Tf)c WeUole^^ lyegenda.
February 20.—Concert bj Students of the School of Music.
P'ebkuary 22.—Concert by Wellcsley Glee and Banjo Clubs in the Chapel.
Masquerade and Dance in the Gymnasium.February 25.—Lecture on "Ruskin," by Rev. W. Hudson Shaw.
Regular Programme Meeting of Zeta Alpha Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Shakespeare Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Art Society.
Regular Programme Meeting of Agora Society.
February 27.—Phi Sigma Tea, at Freeman.
riDarcb.
March
MarchMarchMarch
March
MarchMarchMarchMarch
4.—Concert in Town Hall, by Wellesley Glee and Banjo Clubs.
Stereopticon Lecture on Alaska, by Mr. Hayes.
6.—Piano Recital, by Xaver Scharwenka.
7.—Princess Kaiulani visits Wellesley.
9.—Official Announcement that the Degree of B. A. shall be given to all graduates after the
Class of '95.
II.—Phi Sigma establishes a Beta Chapter in Wesleyan University, and becomes a fraternity.
'96 elects their class officers.
Concert, in Town Hall, by Technology Glee and Banjo Clubs.
13.—Lecture on "Whittier," by Mr. Horace Scudder.
18.—Regular open meeting of Shakespeare Society.
19.—Senior Vespers, in Society Hall.
21,.—Winter term closes.
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birch leaves a - uiong,
peace to the sad,
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Ten - der - ly, trust- ing - ly, hearts ev - er true.
Ten - der - ly, treni - bling - ly,
Lov - ing - ly, loy - al - ly.
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Advertisements
Alumn.e and Classes
Class of '93
Class of '94
Class of '95
Class of '96
Club of '97
Graduate Students
Special Organization
Associations .
Alumnoe
Chapel Fund
Christian .
College Settlement
Student Volunteers
Athletics
Bicvcle Club
'93 Crew and Substitutes
'94 Crew and Substitutes .
'95 Crew and Substitutes .
Special Crew and Substitutes
Department of Phj-sical Traini
Tennis Association
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LiTEKARY ....House of Commons .
Tree Day .
Legenda Editorial Board
Officers of Government anInstruction .
Board of Trustees
Board of Visitors
Faculty and College Officer
Presidents of Wellesley
Publications
Societies .
Dramatic and Literary
Agora .
Art
Classical
Phi Sigma .
Shakespeare
Zeta Alpha .
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Adams, E., & Co., Bookbinders .
Adams Express CompanyBailey, Banks & Biddle, Medals, etc.
Bailey's HotelBausch & Lomb Optical Co., MicroscopBoston & Albany Railroad .
Broad, II., Boots and ShoesBurr, Henry M., & Co., Millinery .
Butler, Wm. S , & Co., Dry Goods .
Capen, Sprague & Co., Oils
Carter, H. H., & CoPublishers and Engravers .
Ceiley & Wright, Threads, Yarns, etc.
Chandler & Co., Dry GoodsChessman, Geo. H., & Co. .
Produce MerchantsClapp, Otis, & Son, Druggists .
Clark, A. B., Groceries
Collins & Faik banks. Hats, etc.
Conant, M. J., & Co., Butter, Eggs, etc.
Cottrell & Leo.vard, Furs and CloaksCutler Brothers & Co., DruggistsDana Hall SchoolDe Wolfe, Fiske & Co., BooksDreka, Stationery and EngravingDuckett, Dominick, Caterer
Eimer & Amend, ChemicalsFall River Line....Fessenden, Mrs. Anne, Restaurant
Fisk Teachers' Agency .
GiLsoN, F. H., Company, Music Printers
Hall, Martin L., & Co., Wholesale GrocersHaskell, Henry C, Class Pins, Medals, etc.
Hodgman Rubber Company, Rubber GoodsHoLLiNGS, R., & Co., LampsHotel Bellevue ....Houghton & Dutton, Bicycles .
Houghto.n, Mifflin & Co., BooksHyde Park Company, EngraversJackson, Joseph A., Fine Furs .
Jenkins, O. A., & Co., Hats and FursJones, McDuffee & Stratton, Fine China
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Kakas, Edward, & Sons, Furs .
Kennedy's Champion Biscuit .
Lloyd, Andrew J., Optician
Miss Mittleberger's School .
Moseley', T. E., & Co., Boots and Shoes
NoYES Brothers, Furnishers
Oliver Brothers, Fish, Oysters, etc.
Orcutt, HiramNew England Bureau of Education
Packer's Tar Soap ....Paine Furniture Company'Perry-, Charles W., Apothecary
Plumer & Co., Flour, Grain, etc.
Plummer, Geo. A., & Co., Garments
Pope Manufacturing Co., Columbia Bicy
Price, C. IL & J., Witch Cream .
Raymond & Whitcomb, Excursions
RuMFORD Chemical Works,Acid Phosphate ....
Sawyer, G. A., Mutton, Poultry, etc.
Sheldon, O., & Co., Boats, Canoes, etc
Shepard, Norwell & Co., Dry GoodsShreve, Crump & Low Co., Jewelers
Skinner, Alvah, & Son,
Diamonds and Watches
SouLE Photograph Co.
Snow & Co., Fruit .
Springer Brothers, Cloaks
SquiRE, John P., & Co., Leaf Lard
Stearns, R. H., & Co., Dry Goods
Stowell, a., & Co., Jewelers
•Sturtevant & Haley Beef and Supply Co.,
Tailby, J., & Son, Florists .
Tuttle, Henry IL, Boots and Shoes
Underwood, J. H., Boots and Shoes .
Wadsworth, Howland & Co. , .
Artists' Materials....Ward, Samuel, Company, -Stationery
Washburn, O. J., Dentist .
Wethern, Geo. M., Millinery
Winkley, Dresser & Co., Blank BooksWood, Frank, Printer ....
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TI)e Wellc3leY I^egenda.
Luxury in BrassThe ear is the road to the heart, and the heart
is the road to happiness. with both ears, then,
listen to a few brass bedstead arguments.
Consider Price. You think them expensive. So does half the
piirchusini; world. But have von secured our prices. Is $i().yo aitd tip-
wards exlravagaiil?
Consider Beauty. There is (inly one thing that perpetually
keeps its youth, and that is a Brass Bedstead. It cannot scratch,
and if lacquered, will not tarnish. It is miles ahead of every other
l"iedstead in beauty-
Consider Durability; it lasts forever. Ct:)nsider comfort: nodust or dirt; always clean. Consider convenience; it is lig'ht, easily
moved for " making' up," quickly taken apart, and compact for stor-
age. Every argument is somehow a road to its purchase.
Our general 288-pajje Catalogue mailed to any address on receipt of five two-cent stamps.
Paine's Furniture Co.48 Canal Street, south side Boston & Haine Depot, BoStOll
O. A. Jenkins 8z Com
Ladies'
Hats^For the Street and
for all DressOccasions
Fine...
Furs ^/3*P/ ^"""^ stored and
/ft^ir' Insured during
the Summer
4:07 WASHINOTON STRKKT, BOSTON, MASS.
TI)e Welteslev Lei^enda.
COLLEGE PRIZES* ••
SOCIETY BADGESPRIZE MEDALS
• ••STATIONERY
The most successful designers of
Collejre and University Badges in
the Country
Estimates and Designs on application
Good Books
BAILEYBANKSBIDDLE
Chestnut
AND
Twelfth Streets
Philadelphia, Penn.
Were never so cheap as now
We make a specialty of carrying" tiie mostComplete line possible of
Books of real value, covering" all
Departments of literature
We sell Books at a libeial discount from publishers' prices
Paper-covered Books and Cheap Editions a specialty
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co.The Archway Bookstore
361 and ^65 Washington Street, Boston
«i £end for our Catalogue
ESTABLISHED 1851
EIMER & AMEND
C
Manufacturers
and Importers of
HEMICALS and
HEMICAL APPARATUS
205, 207, 209, and 21 1 Third Avenue
Corner of ISth Street
NEW YORK
The Fi5kTeachers' Agencies
EVERETT O. FISK & CO.Proprietors
PRESIDENT.Everett O. Fisk, 4 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass.
HANAGERS.W. B. Herrick, 4 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass.L. H. Andrews, 4 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass.Martha Hoag, 4 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass.A G Fisher. 371 Main St . Hartford, Conn.H. E. Crocker 70 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.B. F. Clark, 106 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.
I. C. Hicks, Room }, MI Third St., Portland, Ore.C. C. BOYNTON, 120 1-2 So. SprinjfSt., Los Angeles, Cal.
W. O. McTaGGART, 32 Church St., Toronto, Can.
Send to any of the above agencies for 100-page AgencyManual. Correspondence with employers is invited. Reg-istration forms sent to teachers on application.
Tbc WellesleY Ivcgcnda.
BctiStS'::::INCLUDING^
Colors for Oil, Water-Color, China, and Tapestry Painting
Materials for Crayon and Charcoal Drawing
/llS^f^l*t^Ig Canvas, Brushes, Easels, Modeling Tools, etc.
Art Studies and Books of Instruction
DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS E!!!!!!^^'^""' '" ^'''
Drawing and Blue Process Papers. Scales, Triangles, Curves, and T-Squares
® XlXHabsvvortb, Ibovvlanb d Go. dmcorporatcD)
82, 84 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
WE DO NOT CLAIM THAT THE
Nomad CycleIS THE BEST ON THE MARKET
.g^-nar- .V r^ \ "--:* WE DO CLAIM, however, that it is as good as any
Strictly High Grade machine made, and for the money it is unquestionably
the best machine on the market.
Ladies' Nomad Model of 1893
Pneumatic Tires, $100 We give the strongest kind of a uiiarantee witii every machine.
HOUGHTON & DUTTONSend for Catalogue.
BOSTON, MASS.
Tl)c WeUcslev l^egenda.
CloaksMessrs. Springer Brothers are always prepared to show a
rich and varied assortment of new and styHsh
CLOAKS, which the young ladies of
Wellesley College are cordially
invited to inspect.
The Cloak
-—Man ufactu rers
Outing-, Boating, and Lawn Tennis Suits.
Ladies' Cloaks for Street Wear, Carriage, Railway, and Ocean Travel, for the
Opera, and other dress occasions.
Latest and choicest European styles and novelties, and elegant garments of
Springer Brothers' own celebrated make.
Special Discount to Students and Teachers.
Springer Brothers . .
.
Carriages . . .
10 and 12 Bedford Street
Retail and Custom Department
500 Washington Street, corner of Bedford Street
BOSTON, MASS.
Scavtr, I'liutographcr. CoUefje Hall
TI)e Welleslev L^egenda.
...Chandler <& Company...
Fine Dry Goods and
Garments
HIGH = CLAS5 NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Newest weaves and colors in ^ Tennis Flannels, Outing Cloths,
Crepons, Cashmeres, Grenadines, and ^y. Fine Wash Goods, Lansdowns, Challies,
Wool Dress Goods ^ Bengalines
Ladies' and Children's Imported Garments
Laces, Passementeries, Ribbons
II • Ti J I• J II 1 • /-^^^o Fine Silk Umbrellas
Hosiery, Underwear, Linens, and Housekeeping GoodsA Specialty
Agents Dr. Jaeger Sanitary Woollen System Company
and Duchesse Perfect Fitting Glove
Chandler & CompanyWinter Street, Boston, Mass.
TI)c Welteslev lycgenda.
LU. U2.
Pleasurable Exercise.
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with clear brain and quiet nerves. But ^-our
nerves will not be quiet if j^our bicycle doesnot run easily, so get a Columbia, for Colura-bias run easiest, wear longest, and look thebest.
Have you ever thought of taking a bicycle
tour during vacation ?
We have a finely illustrated book aboutColumbia bicycles. Send to us for one.
The gymnasium is now universally recog-nized as a necessary adjunct to a college
education. But there comes a time when theweather is too warm and outdoors too inviting
to work inside. Then what is better for all-
around exercise than the bicj-cle ? It will
take you swiftly along the smooth streets
of the city or carry you out into the
fresh air of the open country. Back againto your study
6$^-
Pope Manufacturing CompanyBOSTON
CHICAGONEW YORK
HARTFORD
S
Vicvs of CoUege HaU
racalt>^ Parlor, C-^f'i'lor First Floor, an<I l^rovnino- Room
Tf)e Welleslev iye^enda.
M. J. CONANT & CO.COMMISSION DEALERS IN
BUTTKR, ChBKSB, EoGS, AND BkANS21 and 22 South Market Street, 27 Chatham Street
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w.?v,NCBNT BOSTON, MASS.
STUDKNTTS CAN KIND ^T OUR STORKA CHOICE SELECTION OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE
Boots, Tennis and Gymnasium Shoes
Walking Shoes in an the new styles, including the "BLUCHER"
DISCOUNT TO HKNRY ti. TUTTLK & CO,STUDENTS AND FACULTY
^^ ^ WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, Mass.
For Kink jVIillinkry
Visit —QEO. NI. WETHERN
21 and 23 Temple PlaceFirst-class Goods
Reasonable Prices BOSTON
Tl)e Welkgle^ lyegenda.
Winkley, Dresser & Co.No. 12 MILK STREET
BOSTON
AA BOSTON
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Stanbarb
:iBlank Books
SCHOOL, OFFICE, AND MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY
Shreve, Crump & LowCompany
147 Tremont Street, Boston
Tf)e Wellesle^ lyeg^enda.
5TURTEVANT & HALEY
BEEF AND SUPPLY COflPANY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Beef, Pork, Lard and Hams
Smoked and Dried Beef
Smoked, Corned, and Saltpetered
Tongues, Tripe, Sausages, Etc.
38 AND -40 KANEUIIv HALL XiARIvET
Slaughter House BOSTONNo. 1 1 Brighton Abattoir
R. H. STURTEVANT, Treasurer and Manager
Tf)c Welte^le^ Lyegcnda.
^
y b CEILEY 6l WRIGHT^ w^ SUCCESSORS TO
C^ <^ N. D. V^/HITNEY & COIVIPANY
SiavcT, riiutnf,'rai)l horumbecja Cottacje, tl)e President's Hous^'
T1)C \Vi;Ue,sle\[ I^cgenda.
THE BOSTON COOKING SCHOOL... '~rp!ll,««Use and recommend .———
\
Pure Leaf LardIt pays to use the Purest foods, as purity is essential to health.
Nothing" can equal the Pure Leaf, tried out in the old-fashioned way.
Our Name on the Package a
Ouar-ntee of Purl.y JOHN P. SQUIRE & CO., BOStOll, MaSS.
G. A. SAWYER...Receiver and Dealer in
Mutton, LambVeal and Poultry
Basement No. ? Faneuil Hall Market
Slaughtering Establishment at
Watertown. nass. BOSTON, MASS.
Tl)e \Velle3leY I^egcnda.
PLUMER & COMPANV ™'^'-«" '»"—»•
RECEIVERS ^^.>v:d ^ge;mts ... . \Xy
\v /'i\l'-/-',\i'
^,<ly/L-<iy/LS.
Flour, Feed, Grain
Hay and StrawSOLE .A^GErvrTS EOR THE EOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN BRANDS OE FLOUR
" VICTORY "., PERFECTION" " WINDERMERE
"
"WEERS' PATENT" ^-CKrc*.! lui^ "OUR PRIDE"
-XO. 173 STATE STREETCorrespondence Solicited
BOSTON, MASS.
ADAMS EXPRESS C0M:PANYNEW ENGLAND DEPARTMENT
Special attention paid to business between Wellesley and Boston
Forwarders to all parts of the United States
All orders intrusted to our care will receive prompt a Office at ^and faithful attention. r
Rates as low as by any responsible company, and ^ IvARB'S SHOE STOREwill be furnished by the Asjent at Wellesley, or by a ,,,„ , , , ,,, i. , od a ^..,.vEdward Sands, Route Agent, Boston. " f*
WILLIAM KARB, Agent
C. S. SPENCER, SUPERINTENDENT, BOSTON
TI)e Wcltcslev lycg^enda.
When You Reach Your Home, no matter what
the distance from Boston, write to us when-
ever you are in need of any kind of Dry Goods,
We shall always be glad to send samples, so far
as the nature of the goods will allow. Your
friends will want to know the best place to get
Fine Goods.
R. H. STEARNS & COMPANY,Boston, Mass.
BAU5CH Si LOMB OPTICAL COflPANYMANUFACTURERS OF THE AMERICAN STANDARD
Allicroscopes, Objectives, and Accessories
Photographic Lenses and Shutters, Eyeglasses, Lenses, and a
Large Variety of other Optical Instruments
Factory and Main Office
515 to 543 North St. Paul Street, Rochester, New York. P. O. Drawer 1033
Branch Office
Fulton Building, 130 Fulton Street, corner Nassau Street, New York City
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, MAILED FREE
Tl)e \VcUe5lcY IvCg^cnda.
Fine China, Glass and Lamps
^HE subscribers offer an extensive stock of the A JN the Art Pottery Rooms (third iloor, taice lift)
best products of English, French, German, a will be seen choice specimens adapted to Wed-Austrian, and Domestic Potteries and Glass Fac- ^ ding Gifts: also an extensive exhibit of Engage-tories,— embracing every household requisite in V ment Cups and Saucers, from the low cost to the
this line. Q most expensive specimens.
JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTONFine China, Glass and Lamps
5even Floors
Inspection inviteJ 120 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Fail River Line to New Yorl<:
. . . STEA.TV1ERS . . .
Puritan, Plymoutli, Piigrim and Providence
Jl^ULLMAN Vestibuled EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Boston from Park Sqtiare Station at 6 P. M.
week days, and 7 P. M. Sundays, connecting- witii Steamer at Fall River in 80 minutes.
A Fine Orchestra on each Steamer.
Bag-gage checked from Hotel or Residence in Boston to destination.
OEORQK L. CONNOR, L. H. PALMER, Agent,
General Passenger Agent. No. 3 Old State House, Boston
J^
Seavcr, PliotM^'r:i|il
Noramberja Hat I
Reception Room and President's Parlor
TI)e Wcllcslcv Leo'cnda.
William S. Butler & Company
Pattkrn Hats axuBOXKKTS
HIOH-CLASS NIILLINKRY NOVELTIES
Nos. 90 to 98 Tremont Street
BOSTON, MASS.
Trimmed Millinery Department
Second Floor
PARIS-ONo. 160 Rue Montmartre
Miss Mittleberqer'sSchool
1020 Prospect Street
Cleveland, Ohio
Certificates accepted, by—
Dana Hall SchoolWellesley, Mass.
SNIITHV^SSAR ANDCLEVELAW DCOLLEQES
CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION
ThofOLigh preparation for Colleiie work,
with opportunities for advanced study in
French, German and Music.
A new building" will be ready for occu-
pancy in September.
JULIA A. EASTMAN
SARAH P. EASTHANPrincipaLs
Tl)e WcUcslc^ l^eoxnda.
Boston and AlbanyRailroad
The Route of the Popular
Springfield
Line• ••''MID=DAY LIMITED" •••
NEW BUFFET SMOKING CAR...
NEW AND ELEGANT DRAWING-ROOM CARS...
VESTIBULED THROUGH, and the...
MOST ELEGANT TRAIN IN NEW ENGLAND.
Leave Boston or New York at 12 noon.
Arrive New York or Boston at 5.40 P. M.
Train runs every day except Sunday, and is composed entirely of Drawing-room Cars.
Fare, including seat in Drawing-room Car, $6.00.
Boston, Mass.
A. 5. HANSON . . .
General Passenger Agent.
Partridge, Photographor.
Approach to
" Tapelo"
Tf)e Welleslev l^eg^enda.
FINE FURSSEAL GARMENTS AND SEAL CAPES
OF THE VERY BEST ALASKA SEALSKIN
IN NEWEST STYLES AND TASTEFUL FINISH
All the popular Furs in the most stylish makes
Careful attention given to special orders
2:^= Our manufacture is noted for unsurpassed excellence
JOSEPH A. JACKSON412 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON
DREKAFine Stationery and Engraving House .
.
1121 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
COLLEGE INVITATIONS --j^- WEDDING INVITATIONS
CLASS STATIONERY
SOCIETY STATIONERY
PROGRAMMES, BADGES
VISITING CARDS
BANQUET MENUSDIPLOMAS AND MEDALS
STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING FOR FRATERNITIES, CLASSES AND COLLEGE ANNUALS
All work is executed in the establishment under the personal supervision of Mr. Dreka, and only in the best manner. Unequaledfacilities and long, practical experience enable us to produce the newest styles and most artistic effects, while our reputation is aguarantee of the quality of the productions of this house.
Designs, Samples and Prices sent on application.
Tf)e WcllcsleY I^cgenda.
UXN40UNTKD PHOTOORAPHS OK
Hncient anb /Iftobern XLXElorhs of HrtRepresenting- the jMasterpieces of Paintin.c:. Sculpture and Arcliitecture
VIEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD -
Mounted Photographs for framing in great variety ; all the new subjects as fast as published. Artistic framingto order. Over- 14.000 subjects in stock. Mail orders receive prompt attention. In writing please men-tion the Legenda.
Soule pbotoovapb Company338 Washington Street
BOSTON
IVIarxin L. Hall & Company
^^ Wholesale
Grocers13 AND 14 South JMarket ....
33 AND 3-4 Chathax^ StreetsA. J. ADAMS
FRED. P. VIRGINCHAS. G. BURGESS 33oSTON, IVlASS.
T. E. jVLoSKLKY & CON4PANY469 Washington Street, Boston
. . DKALKRS IN KINE SHOES . .
Young Ladies will find a large assortment for WaII<ing, Dress, Tennis and Gymnasium,Russet, and all the new shades of Ooze and QIace Kid constantly on hand
RRICES REASONABLEDISCOUNT TO Vv^ELLESIvEY COLLEGE
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3inip3on Cottage Qcro$s tf)c Acadov
TI)e WcUcslev lyCg^enda.
O. J. WASHBURN
Dentist
Office . . .
Rooxi 2 6 CivARiv's Block
NATICK, MASS.
ESTABLISHED 18T2
COLLEGE GIRLSDo you keep a Diary ?
Too Busy ?
But you can tind time to write a " Line a Day."
We have just the book, and tliafs its name. Its
cost is $1.00, #1.50, or $2.00, according to the bind-
ing. Write us for information, and don't fi)rget weare the proprietors of
Boston Linen • • • Boston Bondand
Bunker Hill Papers
and that we carry everything desired in the way ofStationery for every use.
SAMUEL WARD COMPANYOne minute from 49 Franklin Street
Washington Street Boston
kennedy's
ChampionBiscuit
Have-^^
You tried them ?
Tf)e WeUeslev I^egenda.
CUTLBR BroTHKRS & CoMPANVWHOLESALE IMPORTING AND JOBBING
Druggists and Chemists89 BRO.Arj AND lO ANO 12 HAMILTON STREETS
Lowe & Reed. 1826
Reed, Cutler & Co. 1861 Boston', IVIass.
CoTTRELL & LeonardIMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Ibats, jfurs anb CloaUe
MAKERS OF
Cape anb (Bowns to Bmcrtcan CoUeaes
Illustrated
Manual upon Application ALBANY, NEW YORK
COLLINS & FAIRBANKSLadies' Hats
For Riding, Walking, and
Traveling
Street HatsIn Correct Shapes—a Variety
of Trimmings
Ladies' English Boating Hats
381 WASHiNOTox Street, Boston
Farn.svortf) Art I^aildinjj and Aasic Mall
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Witch CreamA skin lotion which softens, heals and beautitles; a toilet article of
marvelous delicacy. Witch Cream feeds the skin. It may be used with
great satisfaction after washing and before retiring. It takes the tire outof sunburn.
For sale by all druggists. 50 and 25 cent bottles. Sample bottle by mail. 35 cents.
C. H. & J. PRICE, SALEM, MASS.
LAMPS ?Yes, lots of them.
Big lamps to stand on the floor.
Medium sized lamps to put on tables.
Little lamps to go and sit in a corner
with when you don't feel sociable.
All these and manv more.
^:ii^
Buy one if you want to make \our
room attractive.
Never before was there such variety of
design, or such beauty of execution.
Never were the shades so artistic.
Never were the prices so low.
COME AND SEE
R. HOLLIXGS c*i CO.Manufacturers and Importers
523=525 WASHINGTON STREET Opposite R. H. W hite & Go's.
Tf)c \Vctte3lei^ I^egcnda.
BAILEY'S Hotel ^•'^JI^p^.Tetor
;Kg" Take Boston & Albany Railroad to Wellesley ; thencevia Stage to Hotel. First-class livery attached. Telephoneconnection from Depot to Hotel and College. Guests con-veyed to College free of charge from all trains that Stageconnects with. Proprietor Bailey's Boston E.xpress.
Live and Boiled Lobsters
Fresh Shad, Blue Fish> SalmonKippered Herring, Soused Mackerel
Canned Smelts
Queen Olives, Limes
Plain, Sweet and Fancy Mixed Pickles
All kinds of
RIVER, LAKE, AND OCEAN FISHBright, fresh goods
;prompt delivery
;prices right
Visit the Old and Reliable
Peoples Fish MarketOLIVER BROS. SOUTH AVENUE, NaTICK, MaSS.
ANGLERS,
YACHTSMEN, HO I
Sportsmen, travellers, do you know
What relief for rashes, stings.
Packer's Tar Soap always brings ?
Odors to its cleansing yield,
Irritations too are healed—
Caused by sunburn, chafing, heat.
Or by shoes that rub the feet.
Rest, too, follows in the path
Of a Packer's Tar Soap bath.
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H. BROADCusTONi Shoe NIawer
Repairing a Specialty
Trunk and Skate Straps
...Shop on Blossom Street...Near Washington Street
WELLESLEY, MASS.
Winter I^odalss
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J. Tvr. SULLIVAN D. W. SULLIVAN
GEO. H. CHE55MAN & COMPANY
General Commission and Produce Dealers
No. 21 SOUTH SIDE FANEUIL HALL MARKET
BOSTON
E. A. SNOW W. M. SNOWSNOW & COMPANY
Wholesale Dealers in
WIEDITERRANEAN, TROPICAL, CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, AND NATIVE FRUIT
21 and 22 North Market Street
Auction Warehouse and Salesroom
6 Pulton Street and 1 to 1 1 John Street BOSTON
Branch, 454 Bovlston StreetEstablished ixiL 18TO Y. H. C. A. Building
^ ANDREW J. LLOYDTRADE MARK.
I1VIPOR.TER AND O It^TP IO I ^/VI^ MANUFACTURER
323 and 325 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, HASS.
To avoid mistakes, please notice that THE WASHINGTON STREET STORE IS OPPOSITE THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH, and
all Cases accompanying our Opera, Field and Marine Glasses, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, etc., bear the accompanying Trade Mark.
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Raymond's Vacation ExcursionsAll Traveling Expenses Included
SUMMER AND AUTUMN TOURS FOR 1893
\;^*'u y^??;"' ® Columbian Exposition—Special Pullman A A Colorado and the Yellowstone Park. — Two jg-Davr\ estihuleJ 1 rams with Dinin.c: Cars leave Boston for Chicapo \\ // Excursions will leave Boston Julv lo and August 7.daily. A week at the Ravmond & Whitcomb Grand Hotel. \/ r^i„,„^„ t„. ^., c c " • * »u . r-opposite the Fair Cirounds, is included in the tickets. V d f m T d
~ ^^^^,^f"''''°"o' *? *^1 r"" .^a^""""!11 Rockv Muuntain Resorts, will leave Boston July 17, August
Short Trips to Eastern Resorts. — Parties will leave O 28. September n, and October 9.
Whi\e"Mn,';n!^'int°''JX* °^ *"2''V°T^n Days to the q The Yellowstone Park and California. - A 72-Day
R^vPr iV"""*^'"^'Saratoga. Lake George, the Saguenay Excursion will leave Boston, August ,o; also a 27-Day
• ^' Party for the Yellowstone Park and Return.Alaska and the Yellowstone National Park. — Two "
Each Party going beyond Chicago will have a week-at'the56-Day Excursions will leave Boston July 8 and 22. O World's Fair.
WINTER OF 1893=94.—California Excursions in Special Pullman Vestibuled Trains with Dining Cars,once a month or ottener; also tours to Mexico and the Sandwich Islands.
««- Send for descriptive book RAYMOND & WHITCOMBMentioning the particular tour desired 296 Washington Street, Opposite School, Boston
Alaska SealJackets, Sacques and Mantles
We show the largest stock in Boston, all our own mantifacttire,
and made in the latest Paris styles.
Our Shoulder Capes are made from all the fashionable furs, and
are in all the new styles. We make a specialty of repairing- and
remodeling Sacques, Jackets and Capes.
@ Edward KAKAS & Sons, The Leading Furriers
^_^cS> "^^^"^ Washington Street, and 162 Tremont Street@^ BOSTON, MASS.
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Seaver, Photographer. atone Hall
The WellcslcY lyeo'enda.
CAPKN, SPRAOUK & COiMPANY
Lubricating and Burning /^ 1 ¥ CL Naphtha and Gasolene
8 CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, BOSTON
TRY IT! %®
SAPODONE, FOR THE TEETHA LIQUID SAPONACEOUS DENTIFRICE
Rrepareo and SOLn bv
0TI5 CLAPP & SON, Boston and Providence
A. B. Clark, ",Dealer
CHOICE GROCERIES AT LOW PRICESCanned Goods in variety Good assortment of Kennedy's Goods
Nuts and Confectionery Different kinds of Fruits in their seasons
Goods Fresh and warranted to give satisfaction
All orders will receive prompt attention A. t>. CLAKKWashington Street, VVellesley, riass.
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O. SHHIvDON & COMPANYMANDFACTLIRERS AND DEALERS IN
Steam Launches, Sail Boats, Row Boats, Canoes, Dories, and Skiffs
KIRST=CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICESThe Director of the Gymnasium and the Captains of the Boat Crews testify to the satisfaction which our
woric has given in Weliesley. Particular attention given to Light Cedar Boats and Canoes.
Wa-rerootvisNo. 394 Atlantic Avenue, BOSTON, MASS.
CHARMING BOOKS by Lucy Larcom.
As It Is in Heaven. The Unseen Friend.At the Beautiful Gate. Three religious books,cheerful in tone, delightful to read, and of the finest qualityevery way. The last is a book of exquisite religious lyrics.
All three received from Bishop Brooks words of hearty ap-proval. The three books, bound in white, and in a box,form a very appropriate gift. $3.00 for the set. $1.00 each.
A New England Girlhood. i6mo, 75 cents. Holi-day Edition. $1.25. A delightful account of Miss Larcom'schildhood and youth.
Hoems. Household Edition. With portrait and illustra-tions. i2mo, $1.50; full gilt, $2.00; half calf, $3.00; levant,or tree calf. $4.50.
Childhood Songs. illustrated. $1.00.
Breathings of the Better Lifei8mo, $1.25 ; half calf, .$2.50.
Beckonings for Every Day. a CalendarThought. Seventh Edition Si.co.
" Miss Larcom's books are among the most wholesome in-
fluences in American literature. They should be in everyhousehold in the countrv."
Eighth Edition.
of
AMERICAN HISTORY, by John Fiske.
The Discovery of America, with a steel portraitof Mr. Fiske, many maps, facsimiles and other illustrations.Eleventh thousand. 2 vols., crown 8vo, gilt top, $4.00." A very cyclopedia of information on all subjects connectedwith its main theme, written by a man whose grasp is com-prehensive, and whose knowledge is commensurate- withills grasp."—London Times.
The American Revolution, with plans of battlesand a new steel portrait of Washington. Sixth Edition. 2\ols., crown 8\ii, .~f4.oo.
The Beginnings of New England ; or. The Puri-tan Tlieocrac\- in its Relation to Ci\iland Religious Liberty.Eighth Edition. Crown 8\o. $2.00.
The Critical Period of American History,
I783= 1789. With a map and bibliography. Eleventh
Edition. Crown 8vo, $2.00.
" Mr. Fiske writes from full knowledge and thorough re-search ; and he has such mastery of his facts and so distinct aperception of their relations, that his works are marvels ofclear statement, while his strong, simple style gives to them averv unusual attraction."
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN <& CO., BOSTONxlvii
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HbNRY C. HASKBLL . . .
DESIGNER AND MAKER
FINE CLASS PINS, RINQS^^PRIZE MEDALS, etc., etc.
No. 11 jOHr^ STREET, NEW YORKCorrespondence in.-viteci
Copyriglnted. Design. Plates sen^t upoia req\-iest
HENRY M. BURR & CON/EPANY
Novelties in flillinery
AT POPULAR PRICES-
490 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON
H. H. CARTPKR Sz CON4PANY
PAPER MERCHANTS AND W1ANUEACTURER8, ENGRAVERS, PUBLISHERS, ETC.
Calling Cards, Wedding and CIass=Day Invitations
Papers by the poundSamples on application
?so. 3 BEACOX STREET
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Boston, Mass.
Seaver, I'lnjU»^ru(jl]ir.
Uavst iYOd(jc
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BEST WorkLowest prices
FULL COUNTPROMPT DELIVERY
...Fr.7^H K Wood...
352 Wt^sHiHgtoH 5TR.EET
6o5ToH
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WORK FOR SCHOOLS aNd colleges
Ephraim Adams & Company
BOOKBINDERS
Cloth Work a Specialty
Edges Gilded for the Trade
No. 289 Congress Street
BOSTON, MASS.
Tf)e Wellestev I^egenda.
(3^0. H» Kbiuniniev 8. do.
Ladies' • Misses' • and • Children's • Outfitters
Outside Garments, Costumes, Tea Qowns, Wrappers, Waists
Infants' Wear and Boys' Clothing
Hackintoshes and Cravenette Garments a Specialty
We are the Largest Specialty Garment House in the country
and never allow ourselves to be undersold
531 and 533 Washington Street, Boston, flass.
ESTABLISHED 1838
HODGMAN RUBBER COMPANYManufacturers of India Rubber Goods
And Headquarters for the Celebrated --^^^
Hodsrnan Mackintoshes ^,, ^^^ , , „,^ ,i^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ The Largest Stock of all kinds of^^^^^^^^^^^ RUBBER GOODS to be found in any House in
For Ladies and Gentlemen New England
NO. 32 SCHOOL STRBETT.TELEPHONE 7J7
H. C. NOYES, Manager BOSTON, MASS.
Hi
Freeman
Cottage
Partridge, Pliotogruplicr
(j)oo(l Cottage
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ATonicFor Brain-Workers, the Weak and Debilitated.
Horsford's Acid Phosphateis without exception the Best Remedy for relieviiii^- Mental and Nervous Exhaustion ; and wherethe system has become debilitated by disease, it acts as a general tonic and vitalizer, atfordmg
sustenance to both brain and body.
Dr. J. C. Wilson, Pliiladelpliia, Pa., says: "I have used it as a general tonic, and in particular in
the debility and dyspepsia of over-worked men, with satisfactory results."
Descriptive Pamphlet sent Free.
RuMFORD Chemical Works, Providence, R. I.
Beware of Substitutes and Imitations.
ALL THE HALF-TONE CUTS IN
Xlbis publication
were made by the
Hyde Park Company
hyde park, mass.
YOUR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONOUGHT TO BE PRINTED
We can print it for you, having extensive facili-
ties for complete manufacture of all classes of
music, by all processes. Our work is the best.
The expense is not great. Send us your manu-script, telling us how many copies you wish, and
we will quote price.
We do not publish; i.e., place music on the
market; we simply manufacture. You may publish
over your own name, or arrange wiih your music
dealer to handle your publications for you.
We will take out copyright for you; in fact,
do all but sell the music.
F. H. GILSON COMPANYMusic Printers and Bookbinders
54 to 60 Stanhope Street
Boston, Mass.
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Hotel BellevueBeacon Street, Boston
EUROPEAN PLAN
A quiet hotel, with a cafe of rare excellence, situated
on Beacon Hill, near the State House, and convenient
to all the large stores and places of amusement
S. R. SMITH, Manager
"Heaps of Pearl" 'Methoujjht I saw heaps of pearl,
Inestimable stones, unvalued jewels."
It was in an uneasy dream that His Grace of Clarence saw this shimmering vision of priceless gems.Yet its counterpart is open tt) the waking eyes of every visitor to our department devoted to
....Precious Stones....Here are displayed fully $100,000 worth of white and colored crystals from Nature's great laboratory. The
stones are both mounted and loose, and include
DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, SAPPHIRES, OPALS, PEARLS, ETC.
We make a specialty of mounting stones to order in odd ways.
Very satisfactory purchases can be made at from $10.00 to $50.00, though, of course, tiie richest results neces-sitate a somewhat greater outlay.
c;r.r;s,T2ri„n'Mr""' a. stowell & companyMarquise Rings, $50 to $200 24 Winter Street, Boston
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Italian Ciardens of7\r. Hanneuell
'_ Scaver, I'liotoj^raplie
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NEW ENGLAND
THE Has no special "seedtime and harvest," if we mean by sei'dttine a time
of uw'tiiig for the seed to germinate and grow. New teaciiers are con-
stantly registering, and sciiooi officers are constantlv applying for well-
niinriii nr rniini-riniiQ"-'^''''^*-^ teachers, at this office. Yet for the next three months there
DUnEAU UF EDUCAI ON ^'''" ^^ '"""^^ vacancies to be filled and more demand for teachers of
every grade than at any other season.
Hence, now is eiiiphatiidllj the time for all wiio seek positions or promotion to register. Forms and
circulars sent free. Prompt and careful attention to ail calls for teachers, whether in person or by letter. Our
list of teachers is large, embracing many of the ablest and best in the profession, for every department of school,
from the kindergarten to the college. No charge to school officers for services rendered.
HIRAM ORCUTT, Manager, 3 Somerset Street, Boston.
WELLESLEV, HASS.
®%® IRestaucant ®g®Meals at all Hours Parties supplied at
Catering ?^® short notice
CHAI^LES "\x7. FERITY,Apothecary
P^-U-re; IDxtj-gs a.n.ci Toiie^t jPLxticle^s, IF^<2:r£-u.ime.ry, Etc
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COMPOUNDING OF PHYSICIANS'
PRESCRIPTIONS.
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...THE ATTENTION OF...
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