Foreword
A NOTHER year at International House is finished— a year of experience in living with folk, men and women students of all the nations of the world. QWe have forgotten our differences of race, creed and color in our alikenesses in the fundamental principles of life which we find we have in common.
We have “pitched our tent.” Here we have “camped” together, far apart from the world of differences. What have we gained from this sojourn— what tomeritit? Can we not give back to theworldanewappreciation of mankind, its alikeness in spirit and its interdependence?
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The Membership of International House during 1927-1928—resident andnon-resident—consists of969studentsrepresentingsixty-one different lands.
China, with 87 members, heads the list of foreign countries; Canada comes next with 59; Germany 58; Philippines 36; Japan 35; England 34; Norway 33;Sweden22.
MAP & am Showing the lands represented “ in the membership of Inter- " national House, New York.
Grouping of members according to continents is as follows: North America 384; Europe 325; Asia 223; South America 26; Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania and Pacific Islands 10; Africa 3.
According to National Groups, the division is as follows: United States 297; Western Europe 137; British 113; China 87; Scandinavia 75; Near East 52; Latin American 50; Eastern Europe 46; Philippines 36; Japan 35; India 18; Korea 14; Miscellaneous 9.
& RECORD OF THE YEAR
The fourth year of International House has run its due course. It has been a unique progress, no less to those who have enjoyed its previous seasons than to those who have encompassed their first. Each year remains as intriguing as the preceding one, a year packed with unpredictable hap- penings, with unplanned and sometimes unimaginable pleasures, with new discoveries and new orientations beyond any previous experience.
The philosophy of International House is clearly discoverable upon investigation and the principles on which it stands are evident and com- prehensible. But it is not enough only to understand such a foundation. It is necessary to live a year in the House to see those principles in their working out and to comprehend them in their fullest expression. That is why at International House becomes a rare and fortunate privilege, in which can be seen the actual practice, the practicable operation of such an experiment as is implied in the philosophy of its foundation.
SUNDAY SUPPERS—Of the numerous activities contained within the International year, the most comprehensive has been perhaps the institution of the Sunday Suppers. In these familiar unions, wherein the five hundred members and their guests have gathered weekly, two neces- sities have been amply administered in the form both of physical refresh- ment and a somewhat less obvious mental provision. Community singing, that most excellent expression of vocal yearnings, debates, quite as worthy of the members’ indulgence, and the opportunity to hear the addresses of varied and authoritative speakers, have all been provided. Among the last indicated have been our own Mr. Edmonds, speaking on “Understand- ing the Status Quo,” Doctors Kuo, Jaishon and Sproul, internationalists, Professor Kilpatrick, educationalist, P. W. Wilson, Dr, E. E. Hume, Sena- tor Manuel Quezon of the Philippines, Senator Copeland and Senator Honnorat of France, Dr. William Prendergast and Bishop Nicolai of Serbia, speaking on international relations and foreign affairs; closer to America, Commissioner Day of Ellis Island, Doctor Vincent of the Rocke- feller Foundation, President MacCracken of Vassar College and Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.; and finally, Dr. Frederick Keppel, who spoke on “Foundations,” and Doctor Campbell, astronomer and President of the University of California, who embraced comprehensively enough the entire universe in his address.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSEMBLY—Certain
of these Sunday night ceremonials have been set aside for the pursuit of argument, a chase equally exciting as the hunt for information and occurring in the Inter- national Student Assemblies. Debates under the formal conduct of a chairman appointed monthly have taken place on a variety of serious and dignified subjects; Prohibition (a discussion not wholly without humor), the comparison of Western and Eastern civilizations, the revision of the Treaty of Versailles, and the uses and abuses of the present-day family system.
FORUMS
AND INTEREST GROUPS—These
monthly affairs have in turn provoked the more intimate discussions under the Forums and Interest Groups, wherein a tremendous range of controversy has covered subjects from the purely political, as in Professor Hodge’s address on the “New Economic Factors in Europe,” through “Folk High-Schools and Colleges” (delivered by Professor Manniche of Denmark), “A code of ethics for rela- tions between religionists,” and “Eastern Buddism and Christianity,” to purely literary and artistic subjects such as “The trend of the modern Russian novel,” “Early American literature” and “The literature of India and Persia.”
Debate is the essence of understanding, a sympathetic process wherein argument pro and con is cultivated in recognition of the point of view of the other side, and where prejudice and preconceived judgment are laid aside for the purpose of the meeting. The debates of the House have as a rule taken place in the lower floor National Rooms, after the main event of the Sunday Supper. They have covered innumerable problems in a manner tending to the enlightenment and to the satisfaction of all parties to the questions. No problem has been too formidable for our courageous debaters: “India’s struggle for freedom,” “Difficulties of race relations,” “American cancellation of the inter-allied debts”—in which it was proved in perfect amiability that the debts should be cancelled and that they should be immediately paid. “American culture as viewed by students of other lands” was a singularly friendly occasion, if only for the funda- mental assumption necessary for such a discussion. “Minorities in the Balkans and the Near East” came in for well merited attention, as did “The Simon Constitutional Commission to India” and, for a sufficient
vis-a-vis, “Gandhi's view of life.” These debates have been pleasant affairs, and they have proved the possibility of diverse opinion meeting and com- ing to agreement under the proper auspices. They were frequently pro- longed beyond the formal limits of the evening session, when discussion carried on unfatigued in the Waffle Wing until only the approach of eleven o'clock called a final halt.
NATIONAL NIGHTS—The
institution of National Nights gave oppor- tunity for a more exclusive display of the varied talents and accomplish- ments of the members. In the National Nights, effort was concentrated on giving an impression of the individual countries, of their separate culture and of their most eminent national characteristics. A certain broadness of spirit was evinced by the adroit manner in which selected amusing and satirical features of the different lands were lightly touched upon—such as the presentation of Chicago offered in the American pro- gram. Of the various entertainments presented by the national groups, perhaps the most enjoyable from the standpoint of colour and variety were those of the Indian and Scandinavian members. The Indian group produced “The Little Clay Cart,” a charming and witty comedy of the date 500 A. D., and the Scandinavian membership a succession of colorful and entertaining tableaux. A brilliant spectacle was offered by the Latin- American Group, as by the Japanese, both of which were figured with excellent dancing, and finally by the Germans in a production rich in music and abounding in typical German feeling. Mid-week programs sup- plemented those of the National Nights, in which were lectures, motion pictures and entertainments by both the Dutch and the Swiss Groups.
MUSIC—Music, that pleasantest of all the arts, was assiduously culti- vated. Concerts by the Syracuse University Glee Club, the Wednesday evening recitals of the Music Group—one of the most praiseworthy and hard-working of all the associations within the House—and most enjoy- able and artistic recitals of chamber music by a string quartette provided this form of entertainment. The finale of all the musical effort of the House was reached by the musical Sunday Supper of April 29, in a concert planned and carried out entirely by House talent.
EXCURSIONS—Not all the enjoyment of the International House year has been within doors. The members of the House have made many journeys together, explorations, for many of them, of unsuspected charm. The circumnavigation of Manhattan Island was the first of these, accomplished in a steamer chartered for the occasion. A more adven- turous trip was made up the Hudson River to West Point, where the United States Military Academy was duly inspected. The most important outing of all was the Easter trip to Washington, made in the midst of the cherry blossom season. Approximately thirty-five members ventured this trip, an experience of America not soon to be forgotten. Voyages of more local interest were made in New York, whereby the members visited the offices of the New York Times, the Stock Exchange, and the great labyrinths of Mr. Wannamaker’s department stores.
DEPUTATIONS—Excursions
have not only been arranged for the benefit of the members of International House, but have in addition been sent out for the information of native Americans themselves. Up until March of this year, the Extension Bureau has answered requests for speakers from over two hundred organizations, covering four of the more prominent eastern states. Over three hundred members of the House went out on such missions, making it possible for thirty-odd thousand Ameri- cans to learn something of the life, customs and conditions in forty-five foreign countries. Many different types of organizations—schools, colleges, churches—have discovered that the best way to enlarge the understanding of strange lands is from the spoken word of their representatives. Nothing human can remain foreign for any length of time, and these institutions, realizing that truism, have enabled many of the members of International House to carry information and enlightenment into America’s own camp.
SOCIAL INTERESTS—First
among the list of social diversions should come the Christmas party given by the Director and Mrs. Edmonds, Designed for the entertainment of those members remaining in New York for the holiday season, it was entirely successful and most enjoyable. It was for the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds a privilege to experience such hospitality in this most homelike of festivals, Each holiday season was similarly featured with special House entertainment, from the delightful Hallowe’en Fair at the beginning of the year and through the Thanks- giving Dance to wind up in the brilliant Spring Festival of the end of April. For each of these affairs the House was skilfully decorated and the whole arrangement of the party managed with the greatest art. The Spring Festival was perhaps the most brilliant of all, with the singularly spring-like effects of the decorations, the organized dancing, the music, the entertainment by the Marsh Dancers, and the midnight refreshments. There occurred in addition to the main events of the season, weekly teas and fortnightly dances. Every Tuesday evening and every Friday after- noon the members met in pursuance of the pleasant custom of tea-time, and the dances found great favor too, being invariably well attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
With all good wishes, not unmixed with regret, the members enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds on their departure for a world-wide voyage. The Far East Group arranged the party, and joined by all the other nationalities of the House, gave tangible evidence of their good wishes in the presentation of flowers to Mrs. Edmonds,
CANDLE CEREMONY—In
final farewell to a rich and splendid year came the Candle Ceremony. As the closing expression of the spirit and the significance of the House, representatives of each nationality that had dwelt within its walls dressed themselves in their national costumes and ranged along the sides of the great Assembly Hall to receive the burning taper passed from hand to hand in memory of the past year. In closing the ceremony, the meaning of International House was forcefully disclosed in the words, “As light begets light, so Love, Service and Good-will are passed on to others.”
Sranonae Fragrant Glas. AOR! meres
The Staff
Niel S. Sanford, Jr, Admissions Maude Purdue Activities H. K, Rakhit Deputations John W. Ryf Refectory Kate S.Brighty Health Pauline Benton K. P. Damlamian Admissions Activities HARRY EDMONDS Allen C. Blaisdell Director Assistant to the Director
1. Abanilla, J. V. (Philippine Islands). 2. Abellera, Miss E. (Philippine Islands). 3. Abi, Miss J. (Esthonia). 4. Abraham, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 5. Agrava, C. (Philippine Islands). 6. Ahmed, S. (India). 7. Ahn, S. H. (Korea). 8. Akrawi, M. (Iraq). 9. Albrecht, W. H. (Germany). 10. Alexieff, V. A. (Russia). 11. Allende, O. E. (Chile). 12. Allison, Miss M. A. (Canada). 13. Almonte, M. (Philippine Islands). 14. Ananian, Miss V. (Armenia). 15. Andersen, Miss A. J. (U. S. A.). 16. Anderson, Miss D. (U. S. A.). 17. Anderson, Miss E. (Canada). 18. Anderson, Miss N. (Denmark). 19. Anderson, R. (U. S. A.). 20. Antevs, E. V. (Sweden). 21. Anthony, Miss H. (U. S. A.). Antonescu, Miss D. (Roumania). 23. Anundsen, Miss D. (Canada). 24. Apamian, H. (Armenia). 25. Aponte, Miss M. E. (Porto Rico). 26. Apostolovska, Miss Z. G. (Bulgaria). 27. Aquina, Miss C. (Philippine Islands). 28. Armstrong, Miss M. E. (U. S. A.). 29. Arosemena, Miss O. (Panama). 30. Ashley-Montague, F. (Eng- land). 31. Astbury, F. N. (England). 32. Avakian, H. (Armenia). 33. Baker, G. D. (U.S. A.). 34. Baker, Miss J. (U. S. A.). 35. Bardosy, Miss m & (i. 3,°A,)
36. Barr, Miss M. M. (U.S. A.). 37. Barwick, Miss D. (New Zealand). 38. Batista, E. (Cuba). 39. Bechtold, R. H. (U.S. A.). 40. Bennett, E. K. (U. S. A.). 41. Berberian, Miss Z. (Armenia). 42. Bergozinioux, Miss M. (France). 43. Bernstein, A. (U.S. A.). 44. Berthelot. Y. M. (France). 45. Biddle, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 46. Bigelow, A. H. (U.S. A.). 47. Bird, E. J. (U. S. A.). 48. Bird, Miss N. (U. S. A.). 49. Blehr. Miss K. L. (Norway). 50. Bockholt, B. (Denmark). 51. Boehringer, A. W. (U.S. A.). 52. Bogoluboff, A. (Russia). 53. Bohlen, Miss A. (Germany). 54. Bohmert, A. (Germany). 55. Bonachea, Miss A. S. (Cuba). 56. Bonszek, C. (Poland). 57. Bond, F. (Canada). 58. Bonwick, Miss F. E. (Canada). 59. Booker, E. W. (U.S. A.). 60. Bookwalter, K. (U. S. A.). 61. Bookwalter, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 62. Booth, L. (U.S. A.). 63. Bourquin, Miss A, (U. S. A.). 64. Boury, C. H. (France). 65. Bovet, E. D. (Switzerland). 66. Bowbyes, Miss A. (New Zealand). 67. Bowman, Miss M. E. (U.S. A.). 68. Braemer, C. (Denmark). 69. Braginton, Miss M. V. (U. S. A.). 70. Brede, L. H. (U.S. A. [ 12 |
71. Breeze, Miss E. D. (U. S. A.). 72. Broderick, S, M. (Sierre Leone). 73. Brodie, Miss J. (Canada) 74. Brown, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 75. Brugger, Miss B. E. (U. 5. A.). 76. Bryan, E. J, (U.S. A.). 77. Byron, A. R. (U. S, A.). 78. Buckwalter, H. G. (U. S. A.). 79. Buhofer, Miss M. G. (Switz- erland). 80. Buka, Miss R. (Germany). 81. Bunn, R. G. (U.S. A.). 82. Burtis, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 83. Bush, Miss E, (U. S. A.). 84. Bussau, B. (Germany). 85. Cabacungan, T. A. (Philippine Islands). 86. Caden, M. J. (Ireland). 87. Callangan, P, (Philippine Islands). 88. Campbell, Miss C. E. (U. S. A.). 89. Canac, Miss A. (France). 90. Canas y Abril, P. E. (Cuba). 91. Cantarella, Miss V. R. (Italy). 92. Carbajosa, V. C. (Philippine Islands). 93. Carey, R. L. (U. S. A.). 94. Carlhem, Miss I. W. (Sweden). 95. Carlinfanti, G. (Italy). 96. Carriere, Miss C. (France). 97. Casey, A. E. (U. S. A.). 98. Castillo, A. V. (Philippine Islands). 99. Cates, Miss M. M. (U.S. A.). 100. Caution, Miss E. (U. S. A.) 101. Chacko, C. J. (India). 102. Chain, S. C. (China). 103. Chang, D. (China). 104. Chang, D. S. K. (China). 105. Chang, S. (China), [ 13
106. Chang, S. W. (China). 107. Chang, S. Y. (China). 108. Chen, Miss C. (China). 109. Chen, C. O. (China). 110. Chen, H. S. (China). 111. Chen, P. (China). 112. Chin, H. B. (China). 113. Chiu, C. K. (China). 114. Choi, C. (Korea). 115. Choudhury, N. R. (India). 116. Chow, P. C. (China). 117. Chowen, Miss H. E. (Canada). 118. Christensen, S. (Denmark). 119. Chu, Y. K. (China). 120. Chu, P. (China). 121. Clark, S. (U. S. A.). 122. Clark, W. (Canada). 123. Cleland, J. T. (Scotland). 124. Clock, Miss B. M. (U. S. A.). 125. Cobb, Miss L. H. (U.S. A.). 126. Cogburn, E. (U. S. A.). 127. Coleman, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 128. Colosi, N. (Italy). 129. Colt, Miss F. M. (U. S. A.). 130. Contreras, J. (Mexico). 131. Corbie, F. E. (B. W. I.). 132. Cornelius, J. (India). 133. Cornil, Mrs. P. (Belgium). 134. Cornil, P. (Belgium). 135. Corwin, Miss V. (U. S. A.). 136. Cotton, Miss H. H. (England). 137. Cottrell, D. P. (U. S. A.). 138. Courbouzi, Miss M. (Greece). 139. Covey, Miss G. (U.S. A.). 140. Cowperthwaite, I. (U.S. A.).
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141. Cranswick, Miss M. E. (England). 142. Craven, Miss M. (England). 143. Crawford, A. S. (U.S. A.). 144. Cromwell, Miss F. (U. S. A.). 145. Cronshey, Miss A. (U. S. A.). 146. Curry, Miss L. D. (Canada). 147. Cuyugan, P. C. (Philippine Islands). 148. Dada, I. (Syria). 149. Dahle, Miss I. (Norway). 150. Dalby, Miss M. (England). 151. Danback, Miss P. (U. S. A.). 152. Das Varma, S. (India). 153. Davies, Miss E. M. (U.S. A.). 154. Davies, D. (Wales). 155. Day, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 156. Dayman, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 157. deBlanck, E. (Cuba). 158. Decatur, Miss R. (U. S. A.). 159. deEreny-Ullmann, F. X. (Hungary). 160. Deering, Miss D. (U. S. A.). 161. deLaguna, Miss F. (U. S. A.). 162. Delle- Donne, O. (Italy). 163. del Rosario, A. T. (Philippine Islands). 164. de Magalhaes, E. (Brazil). 165. deMeulder, J. A. (Belgium). 166. deMoore, Miss J. (France). 167. deMoraes, P. (Brazil). 168. Denyes, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 169. Denys, P. (Belgium). 170. DeRanitz, Miss J. (Holland). 171. Derring, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 172. D’Eustachio, D. (U. S. A.). 173. Detlefsen, C. (Germany). 174, Dickinson, Miss H. M. (U. S. A.). 175. Diedrichs, K. (Sweden).
eS 176. Dilmaghani, M. A. (Persia). 177. Ding, Miss G. (China). 178. Dodridge, Miss E. V. (Canada). 179. Doll, Mrs. M. (U. S. A.). 180. Do- mingues, E. D. (Porto Rico). 181. Donelly, T. C. (U. S. A.). 182. Doo, M. C. (Hawaii). 183. Doon, D. (China). 184. Dougherty, Miss E. E. (Canada). 185. Doukas, K. A. (Greece). 186. Drake, E. (England). 187. Drath, H. (Germany). 188. Dreyfuss, R. E. (Haiti). 189. Driscoll, Miss G. (U.S. A.). 190. Drizari, N. (Albania). 191. Dubos, R. (France). 192. Duerson, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 193. Duncan, J. (U. S. A.). 194. Dutton, Miss E. (Australia). 195. Dybezynski, S. (Poland). 196. Dyer, J. (U.S. A.). 197. Eastman, Miss D. W. (U.S. A.). 198. Echecopar, M. (Peru). 199. Eddie, Miss M. (Canada). 200. Edelmann, C. (Germany). 201. Edmonds, Miss D. (U. S. A.). 202. Edmonds, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 203. Ed- wards, J. (India). 204. Elftman, H. (U.S. A.). 205. El-Kourdagy, J. (Syria). 206. Ellsworth, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 207. Elmendorf, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 208. Emerson, Miss M. L. (U.S. A.). 209, Elstad, E. G. (Norway). 210. Elstad, Miss R. M. (Norway).
211. English, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 212. Enrile, Miss B. (Philippine Islands). 213. Epifanovich, P. S. (Russia). 214. Erickson, Miss H. (Norway). 215. Evanson, J. A. (U. S. A.). 216. Everson, Miss I. G. (Canada). 217. Eweson, E. W. (Sweden). 218. Falla, C. (Cuba). 219. Ferguson, Miss L. B. (Canada). 220. Ferguson, W. M. (Canada). 221. Field, Miss E. (U.S. A.). 222. Findlay, Miss C. (U. S. A.). 223 Fisher, I. (England). 224. Fleming, E. S. (Canada). 225. Forteza, Miss A. (Porto Rico). 226. Foster, Miss G. (U. S. A.). 227. Fowler, A. (U. S. A.). 228. Fowler, C. W. (Canada). 229. Foy, Z. L. (U. S. A.). 230. Frazer, Miss M. (Canada). 231. Freeman, G. C. (U. S. A.). 232. Fresto, H. M. (Philippine Islands). 233. Freyn, H. J. (Austria). 234. Frick, T. (Switzerland). 235. Fuente, B. (Mexico). 236. Fuglesang, Miss G. (Norway). 237. Fukui, I. (Japan). 238. Fung, S. K. (China). 239. Furse, G. D. (Canada). 240. Galimpin, L. A. (P. I.). 241. Galitzi, Miss C. (Roumania). 242. Gamper, Miss F. (Switzerland). 243. Gandelman, Miss E. (Russia). 244. Garcia, E. (Philippine Islands). 245. Garcia, R. (Cuba). [17]
246. Garcia, Miss T. (Porto Rico). 247. Garseg, E. (Norway). 248. Gaudin, E. L. (Canada). 249. Gault, J. A. (Canada). 250. Gautier, C. R. (Porto Rico). 251. Geister, Miss E.D. (U.S. A.). 252. Geitz, Miss N. B. (Russia). 253. Gellerman, J. (Germany). 254. Georgevich, J.G. (Jugo). 255. Geshkoff, T. (Bulgaria). 256. Ghisoland, Miss S. (Belgium). 257. Gibson, Miss M. C. (U. S. A.). 258. Gilbert, Miss L. (Belgium). 259. Gilchrist, W. (England). 260. Gingrich, Miss P. (U. S. A.). 261. Girard, C. (Chile). 262. Gluck, G. H. (Germany). 263. Gonzales, Miss C. (Panama.) 264. Gonzales, Miss D. (Cuba). 265. Gorbatenko, G. L. (Russia). 266. Gosselin, Miss S. (Canada). 267. Graham, J. E. (Canada). 268. Grant, Miss B. (Canada). 269. Grant, H. E. (Canada). 270. Grant, Miss M. I. (Canada). 271. Graston, H. S. (U. S. A.). 272. Greenwall, H. (U.S. A.). 273. Greenwood, Miss E.G. (U.S. A.). 274. Gregg, Miss A. (U.S. A.). 275. Greig, Miss G. B. (England). 276. Greig, Miss H. M. (England). 277. Grieg, H. (Norway). 278. Griggs, C.W. (U.S. A.). 279. Grimes, T. (U.S. A.). 280. Gronberger, P. (Sweden). [ 18 ]
281. Grossman, L. (U. S.A.). 282. Gschwind, L. (Argentine). 283. Guignard, Miss M. A. (Switzerland). 284. Gulesian, M. (U. S. A.). 285. Gunawardena, D. P. R. (India). 286. Gunderson, R. (Norway). 287. Gupta, B. N. (India). 288. Gurney, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 289. Gustafson, Miss A. (Sweden). 290. Gutierrez, A. F. (Philippine Islands). 291. Guthrie, P. L. (U.S. A.). 292. Gwoh, F. T. (China). 293. Hale, Miss K. (England). 294. Hale, W. W. (U.S. A.). 295. Halkema-Kohl, J. F. (Holland). 296. Hall, Miss A. (U.S. A.). 297. Hall, Miss F. (U.S. A.). 298. Hall, Miss K. (U. S. A.). 299. Hall, T. R. (Canada). 300. Halle, Miss I. (Norway). 301. Hallensleben, E. (Germany). 302. Hamilton, J. M. (Scotland). 303. Hamilton, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 304. Hammarskjoeld, S. (Sweden). 305. Hammond, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 306. Hampshire, Miss I. M. (U.S. A.). 307. Hansen, Miss H. (Norway). 308. Hanson, A. (England). 309. Harano, Miss K. (Japan). 310. Hargreaves, Miss F. (Canada). 311. Harris, E. (U. S.A.). 312. Hart, Miss H. (U.S. A.). 313.Hawkins, Miss D. (U.S, A.). 314. Hay, W. C. (Scotland). 315. Hayakawa, T. (Japan).
316. Hays, H. R. (U.S. A.). 317. Hebeler, Miss A. K. (U.S. A.). 318. Hee, R. (Hawaii). 319. Hegglund, Miss C. (U. S. A.). 320. Hein, C. W. (Hungary). 321. Heller, Miss E. B. (U. S. A.). 322. Hemmersbaugh, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 323.Hempel, E.H. (Austria). 324.Henderson, Miss M. J. (Canada). 325. Henriksen, H. (Denmark). 326. Henriksson, C. C. (Sweden). 327. Henriod, Miss M. (Switzerland). 328. Hermann, Mrs. E. B. (U. S. A.). 329. Heyman, P. (Sweden). 330. Hewitt, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 331. Hill, H. A. (U.S. A.). 332. Himadeh, S. B. (Syria). 333. Hinkhouse, Miss G. (U.S. A.). 334. Hita, G. (Japan). 335. Ho, C. J. (China). 336. Hoechstetter, W. (Germany). 337. Hoeflich, W. (Germany). 338.Hoflund, F.G. (Sweden). 339.Hofflund, Miss O. (Norway). 340.Hoffman, H. P. (Germany). 341. Hofmann, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 342.Hofstad, F. M. (Norway). 343. Hogaboom, G., Jr. (U. S.A.). 344. Holmes, O.H. (U.S. A.). 345.Holmstedt, R.W. (U.S.A.). 346.Holstein,W. (Germany). 347. Hood, R. (U. S. A.). 348. Horiike, K. (Japan). 349. Horner, Miss E. M. (U.S. A.). 350. Horton, A. G. (U.S. A.).
351. Howarth, Miss M. (Canada). 352. Hsia, J. C. (China). 353. Hsiang, Miss A. (China). 354. Hsu, E. Y. (China). 355. Hu, J. C. (China). 356. Huang, C. S. (China). 357. Hudson-Tavares, Miss T. M. (Mexico). 358. Huenchullan, A. (Chile). 359. Hulsmann, J. D. (Germany,). 360. Hunger, K. F. (Germany). 361. Huston, Miss H. (U.S. A.). 362. Hwang, C. S. (U. S. A.). 363. Hwang, P. (China). 364. Ibrahim, Miss E. (Turkey). 365. Ip, L. (China). 366. Ipekdji, K. (Turkey). 367. Isip, M. R. (Philippine Islands). 368. Iwasaki, H. (Japan). 369. Jacob, T. N. (India). 370. Jacquet, J. J. (Belgium). 371. Jarvis, G. W. (U.S. A.). 372. Jefferson, M. (U.S. A.). 373. Jejizian, A. H. (Armenia). 374. Jensen, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 375. Jensen, S. (Norway). 376. Jimenez, Miss G. (Panama). 377. Johnson, M. (Canada). 378. Johnson-Barker, Miss D. M. (England). 379. Jones, Miss J. (U.S. A.) 380. Jones, S. (U. S. A.). 381. Jorkjend, H. (Roumania). 382. Judd, Miss W. F. (U. S. A.). 383. KaatJensen, J. T. (Denmark). 384. Kahn, A. (Germany). 385. Kakinaga, K. (Japan). [ 21
386. Kallmoes, O. (Denmark). 387. Kane, A. E. (U. S. A.). 388. Kane, V. J. (U.S. garia). 391. Kasir, D. D. (Iraq). 392. Katsura, W. (Japan). 393. Kaufman, M. E. S. A.). 396. Kemal, A. (Turkey). 397. Kemmotsu, K. (Japan).
A.). 389. Kanegaye, J. (Japan). 390. Karageorgieff, T. (Bul(Russia). 394. Keiss, A. (Esthonia). 395. Keith, C. A. (U. 398. Kemp, H. R. (Canada). 399. Kempton, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 400. Kenan, J. S. (U.S. A.). 401. Kereszturi, Miss E. (Hungary). 402. Key-Aberg, O. H. (Sweden). 403. Kiang, A. (China). 404. Kiang, Y. F. (China). 405. Kihl, H. J. (Canada). 406. Kim, F. Y. (Korea). 407. King, Miss F. L. (U.S. A.). 408. King, S. C. (China). 409. Kirchheimer, H. (Germany). 410. Kirchheimer, L. (Germany). 411. Kirkwood, K. P. (Canada). 412. Kirsch, L. D. (U.S. A.). 413. Klinck, C. F. (Canada). 414.
Kloster, H. W. (Denmark). 415. Knewitz, K. H. (Germany). 416. Kobayashi, Miss F. (Japan). 417. Koh, M. U. (Korea). 418. Komoriya, Miss T. (Japan). 419. Koonsman, G. L. (U. S. A.). 420. Koundakjian, MissA. (Armenia).
421. Kraft, Mrs. E, R. (U.S. A.). 422. Krane, Miss B. (Norway). 423. Kraus, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 424. Krishnayya, S. G. (India). 425. Kubale, J. C. (Australia). 426. Kubota, G. (Japan). 427. Kufeke, G. (Germany). 428. Kummel, Miss C. P. (U.S. A.). 429. Kwei, C. B. (China). 430. Laband, W. (Germany). 431. Lacoste, F. (France). 432. Lall, R. K. (India). 433. Lambright, Miss C. (U.S. A.). 434. Langford, H. D. (Canada). 435. Lantz, F. (U. S. A.). 436. Larsen, Miss A. (Norway). 437. Lavergne, Miss M. (Porto Rico). 438. Lechmere-Oertel, R. (England). 439. Lee, G. (China). 440. Lee, K. (China). 441. Lee, S. D. (U. S. A.). 442. Lee, T. C. (China). 443. Leeuwenburgh, A. C. (Holland). 444. Lende, Miss H. (Norway). 445. LeRoy, Miss H. (France). 446. Lerrigo, Miss R. A. (U. S. A.). 447. Lesser, K. (Germany). 448. Lester, G. M. (England). 449, Lester, Miss M. D. (England). 450. Leuthold, Miss D. (U.S. A.). 451. LeVan, J. G. (U.S. A.). 452. Levy, Miss M. (Porto Rico). 453. Levy, Miss S. (France). 454. Li, Y. T. (China). 455. Liautaud, A. (Haiti).
456. Lieo, Miss L. T. (China). 457. Likert, R. (U.S. A.). 458. Lillie, MissJ.M. (Canada). 459. Lind, S.M. (Sweden). 460. Littell, J. (U. S.A.) 461. Liu, J.F. (China). 462. Lo, C.H. (China). 463.Locska, A. (Hungary). 464. Logan, H. D. (U.S.A .). 465. Lomsdal, Miss K. (Norway). 466. Long, J. A. (Canada). 467. Long, L. L. (U.S. A.). 468. Lopez, Miss B. (Spanish Honduras). 469. Love, Miss M. I. (U.S. A.). 470. Lu, H. L, (China). 471. Liu, M. L. (China). 472. Lui, Y. L. (China). 473. Lyford, Miss M. M. (U.S. A.). 474. MacGregor, J. M. (U.S. A.). 475. McDougall, A. (Tasmania). 476. McKinley, V. P. (U. S. A.). 477.McKnight, J. (U.S. A.). 478. McLaughlin, H. M. (Canada). 479.McLean, E. M. (British West Indies). 480. McLean, Miss H. M. (Canada). 481. McNaughton, Miss E. B. (U. S. A.). 482. McNee, Miss J. E. (Canada). 483. McWilliams, W. J. (U.S. A.). 484. Ma, C. C. (China). 485. Maardjerg. K. (Denmark). 486. Mack, Miss M. B. L. (Scotland). 487. Mag- owan, Miss F. (U.S. A.). 488. Mahuron, I. D. (U. S. A.). 489. Malan, D (South Africa). 490. Maldonado, Miss R. M. (Porto Rico).
491. Mallory, Miss H. E. (Canada). 492, Maly, Mrs. F. (Switzerland). 4)3. Mangapit, Miss R. (Philippine Islands). 494. Marais, G. V. (South Africa). 495. Marble, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 496. Marchant, Miss M. (Chile). 497. Marcus, A. S. (Germany). 498. Maricle, V. N. (U. S. A.). 499. Marino, I. (Colombia). 500. Marques, Miss M. (Porto Rico). 501. Martin, A. O. (U. S. A.). 502. Martin, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 503. Mar- tinson, A. W. (Estonia). 504. Masters, Miss R. (Germany). 505. Mathias, W. D. (U. S. A.). 506. Matsuoka, Miss A. (Japan). 507. Matthews, Miss D. (U. S. A.). 508. Mead, Miss A. (U.S. A.). 509. Mead, L. M. (U. S. A.). 510. Medrano, L. (Columbia). 511. Meer-Damady, Miss G. (Persia). 512. Melik, Miss P. (Armenia). 513. Mellizar, L. (Philippine Islands). 514. Mencl, Miss L, (U.S. A.). 515. Miller, H. (U. S. A.). 516. Mills, Miss C. (U.S. A.). 517. Mitchell, J. C. N. (India). 518. Moberg, C. (Sweden). 519. Moe, Miss G. (Norway). 520. Moeller, C. J. (Denmark). 521. Moghtader, M. (Persia). 522, Moissides, Miss S. (Greece). 523. Moissner, J. (Germany). 524. Moore, Miss H. J. (U.S. A.). 525.:Moore, W. (U. S. A.).
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526. Moreno, J. (Philippine Islands). 527. Morones, Miss E. T. (Mexico). 528. Moser, E. L. (U.S. A.). 529. Moss, L. (Canada). 530. Moyer, Miss C. A. (U.S. A.). 531. Mudd, H. L. (U.S. A.).:- 532. Mullin, Miss A. (U.S. A.). 533. Munch, G. A. (Switzerland). 534. Munch, H. G. (Swit- zerland). 535. Murch, W. T. (Canada). 536. Murphy, A. G. (U.S. A.). 537. Murphy, Miss M. L. (U. S. A.). 538. Mussa, M. B. (Chile). 539. Myers, Miss V. (England). 540. Myhr, Miss I. M. (Norway). 541. Nace, I. G. (U.S. A.). 542. Nagle, Miss E. N. (Canada). 543. Nantsch, J. F. (Roumania). 544. Nebenfuhr, H. F. (Austria). 545. Nee, B. K. (China). 546. Neff, W. B. (U.S. A.). 547, Negami, K. (Japan). 548. Neilson, Miss M. E. (Canada). 549. Nesbit, Miss M. E. (U.S. A.). 550. New, N. S. (China). 551. Newsome, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 552. Ng, T. N. (China). 593. Nichol, Miss H. R. (Canada). 554. Nichols, E. G. (U.S. A.). 555. Nichols, E. J. (U. S. A.). 556. Nickels, H. J. (U.S. A.). 557. Nielson, A. E. (U.S, A.). 558. Nord, F. O. (Sweden). 559. Nordstrom, Miss A. (Finland). 560. Norgaard, Miss M. (Norway).
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561. Nottingham, Miss E. G. (England). 562. Noss, T. (U.S. A.). 563. Nurk, L. J. (Estonia). 564. Nyholm, J. (Denmark). 565. Nystrom, O. (Sweden). 566. Obana, Miss M. M. (Philippine Islands). 567. Offermann, H. H. G. (Germany). 568. Offermann, P. A. (Germany). 569. Ohsa, M. (Japan). 570. Olekiewicz, W. G. (Poland). 571. Ollendorff, Miss M. (Germany). 572. Olsen, S. R. (Denmark). 573. Onthank, K. W. (U. S. A.). 574. Ostby, Miss R. (Sweden). 575. Ott, K. (Denmark). 576. Otter, E. D. (Canada). 577. Otto, E. A. (Germany). 578. Ovestad, Miss K. (Norway). 579. Padalino, F. (Italy). 580. Palting, C. (Philippine Islands). 581. Pagnucco, L. (Italy). 582. Pan, Z. K. (China). 583. Papado- poulou, Miss E. H. (Greece). 584. Papp, A. J. (Hungary). 585. Parada, Miss A. (Chile). 586. Parker, B. (U.S. A.). 587. Parker, Miss E. L. (U.S. A.). 588. Parsell, Miss F. (U. S. A.). 589. Parsons, C. (U. S.A.).590. Parulekar, N. B. (India). 591. Patterson, P. (U.S. A.). 592. Pearl, Miss G, (U. S. A.). 593, Pedroso, R. P. (Brazil). 594. Pelantova, Miss A. (Czechoslovakia). 595. Perkins, Miss H. R. (U. S, A.).
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631. Richner, T. G. (U.S, A.). 632. Rid Jerwald-Jensen, Miss E. (Norway). 633. Ridderwald-Jensen, Miss W. (Norway). 634. Rivas, M. A. (Honduras). 635, Roach, Miss M. G. (Canada). 636. Roberts, Miss I. H. (Canada). 637. Robertson, Miss G. (Scotland). 638. Robinson, Miss J. E. (U.S. A.). 639. Rodriguez-Acosta, A. (Cuba). 640. Roettges, H. (Germany). 641. Rogers, Miss A. K. (U. S. A.). 642. Rojas, Miss G. (Panama). 643. Rosales, M. R. (Philippine Islands). 644. Rosof, J. N. (U. S. A.). 645. Rossi, J. (Italy). 646. Roth, Miss V. (U. S. A.). 647. Roucek, J. (Czechoslovakia). 648. Rubinow, R. (U.S. A.). 649. Ruffo, Miss A. (Italy). 650. Runciman, Miss D. S. (Canada). 651. Rundberg, R. E. (Sweden). 652. Russell, Miss A. A. (U.S. A.). 653. Rustam, N. (Persia). 654. Rutherford, Miss G. L. (Canada). 655. Ruzicka, A. (U. S. A.). 656. Ruzt-Nissen, E. M. (Norway). 657. Ryman, D. (U.S. A.). 658. Sabine, Miss G. B. (Canada). 659. Salas, E. (Chile). 660. Salas, Miss I. (Chile). 661. Salber, Miss L. E. (France). 662. Sallet, R. F. A. (Germany). 663. Sandbrook, K. J. (England). 664. San Juan, J. (Philippine Islands). 665. Santillan, J. S. (Philippine Islands). 29
666. Sarabia, L.R. (Cuba). 667. Sarrafian, G. B. (Armenia). 668. Sayenko, Miss A. (Poland). 669. Sayre, W. S. (U.S. A.). 670. Schattenmann, J. (Germany). 671. Schenkel, E. G. (Switzerland). 672. Scherer, Miss M. E. (U.S. A.). 673. Scheskin, M. J. (Poland). 674. Schlatter, Miss N. A. (Switzerland). 675. Schlesinger, F. (Germany). 676. Schmidt, Miss K. (U. S. A.). 677. Schneider, D. (Russia). 678. Schneider, W. W. O. (Germany). 679. Schoeller, W. H. (Germany). 680. Schoenrich, Miss M. (Porto Rico). 681. Schrenk, Miss H. F. (U. S. A.). 682. Schroeder, H. L. (Germany). 683. Schuld, J. B. (Holland). 684. Schumacher, F. C. (U.S. A.). 685. Schumacher, L. C. (Switzerland). 686. Schutz, G. (Hungary). 687.Schutz, I.(Hungary). 688. Schuurman, J.H.T. (Holland). 689. Schwarzenbach, E. (Switzerland). 690. Schwarzenberg, Miss A. M. (Austria). 691. Schwarzschild, W. (Germany). 692. Schwesinger, Miss G. (Canada). 693. Scott, Miss I. (England). 694. Sears, L,M. (U. S. A.). 695. Seay, Miss K. L. (U.S. A.). 696. Secretan, Miss P. (Switzerland). 697. Sein, Miss R. (Porto Rico). 698. Selles, Miss C. (Porto Rico). 699. Serbagi, M. (Syria). 700. Seril, T. P. (Philippine Islands).
701. Sevag, M. G. (Armenia). 702. Shang, C. Y. (China). 703. Shapiro, A. (Palestine). 704. Sheffield, P. H. (England). 705. Shelley, Miss P. (Hungary). 706. Shen, E. (China). 707. Shimasaki, T. (Japan). 708. Simon, Miss S. (Belgium). 709. Simsar, M. (Persia). 710. Sinclair, D. (U. S. A.). 711. Sinkford, Miss F. (U.S. A.). 712. Siu, Miss W. S. (China). 713. Skislewicz, A. (Czechoslovakia). 714. Skousen, O.J. (Denmark). 715, Slabey, Miss B. A. (Czechoslovakia). 716. Slavin, S. (U.S. A.). 717. Smith, F. T. (U. S. A.). 718. Smith, Miss F. W. (U.S. A.). 719. Smith, R. B. (U. S. A.). 720. Snyder, D. A. (U. S. A.). 721. Sobote, E. (Czechoslovakia). 722. Sorensen, Miss P. (Denmark). 723. Sotillo, M. A. (U.S. A.). 724. Spady, E.J. (U.S. A.). 725. Sparck, Miss I. (Norway). 726. Spies, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 727. Steen, Miss S. (Norway). 728. Steely, F. (U.S. A.). 729. Stelle, B. (U. S. A.). 730. Stephanides, Miss P. A. (Greece). 731. Stephenson, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 732. Steward, Miss D. (U. S. A.). 733. Stierle, Miss E. (U.S. A.). 734. Stoddard, P. W. (U.S. A.). 735. Stuart, Miss M. I. (Canada). [ 31
736. Studentowicz, K. S. (Poland). 737. Sturges, Miss M. G. (U. S. A.). 738. Sylvain, N. (Haiti). 739. Taam, T. (China). 740. Taba, Miss H (Esthonia). 741. Tai, E. L. (China). 742. Tai, Miss Z. L. (China). 743. Takahashi, S. (Japan). 744. Takahashi, Y. (Japan). 745. Tan, Miss S. L. (China). 746. Tang, Miss L. (China). 747. Tanger, Miss H. H. (U.S. A.). 748. Taylor, F.E. (U.S. A.). 749. Taylor, Miss R.J. (Canada). 750. Terrill, L. M. (U.S. A.). 751. Teuber, T. P. (Switzerland). 752. Thakor, Miss P. I, (India). 753. Thalvard, R. (France). 754. Thiele, F.W. (Germany). 755. Thom, Miss E. O. N. (China). 756. Thomas, M. H. (U. S. A.). 757. Thurston, Miss F. M. (U.S. A.). 758. Tibout, Miss P. (Holland). 759. Tirona, Miss F. (Philippine Islands). 760. Tokuda, T. (Japan). 761. Torres, Miss M. (Chile). 762. Trasler, Miss N. (Eng- land). 763. Trombetta, H. I. (Italy). 764. Tsai, K. H. (China). 765. Tseng, Miss H. H. (China). 766. Tsuchiya, Miss A. (Japan). 767. Tucker, H. J. (U.S. A.). 768. Tucker, Miss V. J. (Canada). 769. Turner, Miss A. L. (U. S, A.). 770. Ureia, G. C. (Philippine Islands).
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Not Alone For Mighty Empire
OT alone for mighty empire, Stretching forth o’er land and sea, Not alone for bounteous harvests,
Lift we up our hearts to Thee. Standing in the living present, Memory and hope between, Lord, we would with deep thanksgiving Praise Thee more for things unseen.
Not for battleship and fortress, Not for conquests of the sword, But for conquests of the spirit
Give we thanks to Thee, O Lord; For the heritage of freedom,
For the home, the church, the school, For the open door to manhood In the lands the people rule.
For the armies of the faithful Lives that passed and left no name; For the glory that illumines Patriot souls of deathless fame; For the peoples’ prophet-leaders, Loyal to Thy living word,— For all heroes of the spirit, Give we thanks to Thee, O Lord.
God of Justice save the peoples
From the war of race and creed, From the strife of class and faction,— Make our nation free indeed; Keep their faith in simple manhood
Strong as when their lives began, Till they find their full fruition
In the Brotherhood of Man!
—William Pierson Merrill. Hudson River Looking North
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Buenos Aires: Vengerow, L., Gorostiaga 2137
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne: : Cunningham, K. S., Teachers College, The University
AUSTRIA
Vienna: Nebenfuhr, H. F., Diefenbachgasse 46, 14
Non-resident: Tenzer, Mr. and Mrs. F., 31 Middagh St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
BELGIUM
Antwerp: de Meulder, J. A, 71 Isabella Ave. [1]
Brussels:
Claes, Mrs. M., 161 Albert Ave. - Goldschmidt, B. L., c/o F. M. Philippson & Co., 44 Rue de l’Industrie
Uccle: Cornil, Mr. and Mrs. P. J., 40 rue Lan- geveld
BRAZIL
Sao Paulo: Rodrigues, F. G., 98 Rua Cubatas
BULGARIA
Sofia: Pachedjieva, Miss K., Klementina st. 92
‘Varna: Apostolovska, Miss Z. G., 16 Sokolska St.
Non-resident:
Apostoloff, C., 609 W. 115, Apt. Aa Saasa
CANADA
Belleville, Ont.:
Young, Miss M. C, 55 Queen St.
Cabri, Sask.:
Grant, Miss M. J.
Calgary, Alb.:
Neilson, Miss M. E., 1123-13th Ave. W.
Edmonton, Alb.:
Fraser, Miss M; S.. 9734 '- 1]lth St
McNee, Miss J. E., 11006 -80th Ave.
Fonthill, Ont.:
Doddridge, Miss E. V.,
Hillsboro, N. B.:
Chowen, Miss H, &.
Kingston, Ont.:
MacCallum, Miss E, P., Queen’s Univ.
London, Ont.: ae
Sabine, Miss G B, Ro Ro No. 7
Montreal, Que.:
Gosselin, Miss S., 3664 St. Hubert
New Westminster, B. C.:
Fleming, E. S., 706 Second St.
Ottawa, Ont.: :
Cameron, Miss A. B., 61 Fifth Ave.
St. Johns, N. B.:
Whelpley, J. R., 242 Paradise Row
Saskatoon, Sask.:
Rutter, Mrs.-E. B., c/o Univ. of Sask.
South Vancouver, B. C.:
Breadon, Mrs., Li: 5., 8520 Ash.St
Sutton West, Ont.:
McLaughlin, H. M.
Toronto, Ont:
Armstrong, Miss M. E., 26 Homewood Ave.
Tucker, Miss V. J., 75 Roxborough St. W.
Vancouver, B. C.:
Cunningham,..Mrs, M...R., 4384 :- 12th Ave. W.
Waterloo, Ont.: i Klinck, C. F., Waterloo College
Non-resident:
Bassam, Miss B., 309 W. 19
Schwesinger, Miss G. C,, 110 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILE, SO. AM.
Rancagua: Mussa, M. B. Bracd 10l/
Santiago: Allende, O. E., Westinghouse Electric Int'l. Co., Casilla 1897
Torres, Miss M: G., Casilla 120
Talea: Quijada, Miss L. C., 5 Oriente No. 1633 [3]
CHINA
Anshun, Kweichow Prov.: Chou, Tzu Hsu
Canton:
Liu, Tse Lin, 8 Sun Shing» St.,. Satkwan, c/o Pao Hing & Co.
Tsang, King Ham, 14 Sup Sam Po North
Changi Hsien, Shantung: Hsia, Jui Ching
Changsha, Hunan Prov.: Hwatg, Pu, 7° Sin Yuin..Kai
Chengyang, Honan Prov.:
Kulberg, Miss M. (Norway)
Foochow:
Ding, Miss Gladys, Hwa Nan College
Fang, William P., Dong Ting St., Hong Eh Co,
Hangchow:
Tai, En-Lai, 80 B-L Street
Tai, Zing Ling, 51 Tien Zeo Lee
Hinghwa, Fukien Prov.:
Huang, Chun Ying, Hankong
Hongkong:
Kwong, Ming Tsing, 85 Caine Rd.
Leung, Mrs. Chik Wai (formerly Miss. Susan Yipsang), c/o Sam Wo Hing & Co., 21 Queen St.
Macao:
Siu, Miss Wai Sheung, 20 cRue de Campo
Nanking:
Chen, Yu-Gwan, 6 Sze Gen Gan Tze
Pachow, Szechuen Prov.: Ch’iu, Charles Kuang
Peking:
Chao, Hsi Lin, c/o Mr. H: H. Beags 12 South Horizontal St. [4]
Chen, Miss Caroline Yi, Women College, Yen-Ching Univ.
Chin, Tsan, 46 Chiao-Chang, San Tiao
Lo, Chia Hsuan, c/o Tsing Hua College
Tseng, Miss Hsiu Hsiang, Yenching Univ.
Wang, Wei-Hsiu, Chu Shun Chai, 85 Hatamen St.
Wee, Kok Ann, Yenching Univ.
Yang, David King, Yenching Univ.
Yang, Harrison Hsien Chao, 77 Hsia Hsieh Chieh, outside Shunchihmen
Zau, Zung-dau, Peking Union Medical College
Shanghai:
Chen, Ming-yi Ping, 1220 Avenue Rd.
Cheng, S. J. Benjamin, Peacock Motion Picture Corp., 116 Sinza Kd.
How, Miss Loo Mei, 209 Yu Yuen Road
Hu, Yung Chi, c/o Ningpo Business Men’s Club, 4 Thibet Rd.
Li, Eu-Ko, 1092 Ave. Joffre
Sec, Fong F., 34 Scott Rd.
Shen, Eugene
Zien, Miss Zoen-Kuh, 54 Sinza Rd.
Zung, Tchah Lee, 36 Burkill Rd.
Tientsin:
Ho, Ching-Ju, 4 Willow Terrace, Race Course Rd.
Ling, Miss Wen-Ai, 38 South Gate
Tsu Fu Yu, P.O. Box 15, Head Olice
Yunnanfu Yunnan Prov.: Yang, Sze Chang, 148 Chu Tsi St.
Non-resident:
Lee, George Curtis, 185 Linden St., Holyoke, Mass.
Lin, Mosei S., II-250 Takasago-Cho, Tainan, Formosa, Japan
Pan, Francis Kuang-chiung, c/o Chinese Educational Mission, 2300 - 19th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. [5]
Wong, Miss Nellie Choy, c/o Mrs. R. Young, 1800 No. Harvard Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
COLOMBIA, SO. AM.
Bogota: Castilla, Miss I. P., Apartado 794
COOK ISLANDS (New Zealand)
Rarotonga: Scherer, A. F.
CUBA
Havana:
de Blanck, E., Galiano No. 47
Falla, C. M., C & 25th St., Vedado Garcia, T., M ¥ No. 13 Vetado Sarabia, L. R., Consulado 71
Marianao: Rodriguez, E. J.. Havana Yacht Club
CZECHO-SLOVAKIA
Bratislava: Peska, Z., Pravnicka fakulta, Kapitulska ulice, cis I,
Brinn: ’ Vrana; S., 17 Smetanova
Dvur Kralove n/1: Frisch, J,
Prague:
Pelantova, Miss A., c/o Dr. Karel Rande, 1244/1II, XII
Roos, Z., Palackeho Nabrezi 6/II
DENMARK
Aale, Pr. Vinderup: Maarbjerg, K. M. P.
Aarhus: Kloster, H. W., Thunogade 16 [6]
Copenhagen: Frus, 2, Frederiksgade: 7
Moeller, C. J. K., 6 Nylandsurj
Nyholm, J. P., Sivjegergade 43/IV
Skousen, O. J., 24 Vestergaardsvej, Bronshof
Hadsten: Sorensen, Miss P., Fru Kobmand
Hellerup: Kallmoes, O., 7 Frederikkevej
Kjarager pr. Klarup: Petersen, A. H.
Lillebrande pr. Stubbekjobing: Henriksen, Miss H. I, Vejle:
Bach, Miss G., Flegborg
Kasmussen, S. H., Kiddesvej 34
Non-resident: Oisen, S. R./.4k Elliott. Place. N. Y.
ENGLAND
Liverpool: Davies, E. F., (Wales), School of Architecture, Univ. of Liverpool
London: Ashley-Montagu, M. F., 32 Wykehame Rd. Hendsn Central, N. W. 4
Wilson, S. &. Toynbee Hall,” FE; f, Northampton: Trasler, Miss N. J. B., 37 York Rd.
Pett Level, Sussex: Myers, Miss V. J.
Runcorn: Heal, R. G., The Highlands
Sudbury, Middlesex: Sandbrook, K. J., “Grimsargh”, Eton Ave.
Teddington, Middlesex: Hanson, A. E., Norton Lodge [7]
W indemere:
Holt, Miss A. B., High Borrans
York:
Nottingham, Miss E. C., 23 Grosvenor Jet.
Non-resident:
Greig, Miss H. M., 101 Fairview Avc., Port Washington, L. I.
Johnson-Barker, Miss D. M., Scudder wehool, GO Pith Ave: Y.
Newton, Miss D. W., 78 West Fifth St., Oswego, N. Y.
ESTHONIA
Kanepi, Kooraste:
Taba, Miss H.
Narva:
Vireu, Miss H., c/o. Mrs. EH “Powirist, S. Krenholmi, pr. #74-3 also R. F. D. #2, Box 86, Northport,L.1.
Tartu:
Abi, Miss J., Tartu Univ,, Training School for nurses
Martinson, A. W.
FRANCE
Bordeaux, (Gironde):
Mariotte, P. H. M., 211 Boulevard Antoine Gautier
Landeves, near Vouziers (Ardennes): Le Roy de Landeves, Miss H.
Lyon:
Beraud, Miss A., 29 rue Moliere
Missiat, Miss C. L., 30 Rue des Chartreux
Paris:
Boury, C.H., 147 rue de Grenelle
Salber, Miss L., 9 rue des Lions
Thalvard, R., 46 Rue I’Jacques, a la Sorbonne
Rostrenen, Cotes du Nord: Bouche, Miss S. M.
Non-resident:
Berthelot, Y. M., French Department, Hunter College of the City of New York, Brooklyn Annex, 66 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Canac, A., 140 Grant Ave. Jersey City, New Jersey
Gideonse, Mrs. H. D., (formerly Miss EF. Koch) de l’Union Internationale des Etudiants, 10 Rue St. Leger, Geneva, Switzerland
GERMANY
Berlin: Gluck, G. H., c/o H. Schiller, Konigin Augusta Str. 24
Lesser, K., Heilbronnerstr 30
Marcus, A. S., Wallnertheater Str. 6
Neisser, F. c/o Mitex:) Asrids,;. 00-62 Schuetzenstr.
Waener, G. K. F., Moosdorfstr. 13
Berlin-Dahlem: Stern, C. J., Kaisen Wilhelm Institute of Biologie
Berlin-Friedenau: Selig, Miss A. M., Odenwaldstrasse 22
Berlin-Halensee: : Passoth, K., Joachim-Friedrichstr 4
Bonn, Rhineland: Hallensleben, E. P. W., Siegburg 3
Coburg: Weidner, H. H. P., Glockenberg 5
Dresden: Otto, E. A., Fichtenstrasse 11
Zimmerman, H. O., Furstenstrasse 6_ UF]
Duven, Rhld.:
Albrecht, W. H., 34 Frankenstr,
Freiburg, i/B:
Mentz, Miss E,, Dreisan Str. 19
Gelsenkirchen, i/W.: Hoffeld, N.
Greifswald: Kuhne, O., University Greifswald
Guben:
Werblowsky, Miss H., Straupitzstrasse 2-3
Halle, Saale: Hoechstetter, W. H., Kirchmerstr 617
Heidelberg:
Wolf, E. G., Zoologisches Institute, c/o University
Koeln, a/Rhein: Dahmen, T., Langasse 21
Karlsruhr, i/Baden:
Hoffman, H. P., Holmholtzoberrealichule Nebeninsstr 41
Krefeld/Rhine:
Holstein, Dr. Hf. Jungfernweg 17
Holstein, W., ditto
Mannheim:
Khinhardt, G. P., Rheinstrasse 6
Muenchen:
Edelmann, C., Kolbergerstr, 21/11
Plettenberg/Westfalen: Weegerer, T. A,
Stettin:
Drath, H., 5 Kaiser-Wilhelmstr.
Non-resident: Mreyn, H. J., 26 Lessing St., Graz, Austria, also 549 Riverside Drive, N. Y.
Mulsmann, J. D., 51 Hicks St., Brooklyn, N.. Y, [10]
Koischwitz, Dr. M. O., 509 W. 122nd as Make fh
Licht, Miss M, L., 882 Bushwick Ave., srooklyn, N. Y.
Meusser, Miss A., 36 W. 59th St, N. Y.
Munch, H, G., Rotes Haus, Erlenbach, Zurich, Switzerland
Rusack, Mrs. A. F., (formerly Miss H. H. Hoffman), Shady Lawn Inn, Catskill, N, Y.
Schulz, H. H. M. F., 45 Benedict Ave., Tarrytown, N. Y.
Schwarzschild, W., 105 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
GREECE
Athens:
Stephanide, Miss P, A., Miltiades No, 9, Parodos St. Marko
Georgichion, Sparta: Morphis, P. J.
Leonidion, Peloponnesus: Courbouzi, Miss M, J.
HAITI
Port-au-Prince:
Dreyfuss, R. E., Bois Verna Liautaud, R,. A., Service Technique de Agriculture
HOLLAND
Amsterdam:
Kalshoven, Miss A., Karel du Jardinstr 24 iil
Verweg, G., 37 Plantage Middenlaan
Winsum, (Gron.)
dé’ Ranitz, Miss J, Cyiefoy Dry eiiide Ranitz
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Non-resident:
Gideonse, H. D., Director, de Union Internationale des Etudiants, 10 Rue St. Leger, Geneva, Switzerland
HONDURAS, CEN. AM.
San Pedro Sula: Rivas, M. A.
HUNGARY
Budapest:
Kereszturi, Miss C., VI, Andrassy ub. 79
Rentz, BH. 1... TV, Beseredi u 5. Schutz, G, III. Pacsirtamezo u. 33 peniiz, T.,° ditto
INDIA
Allahabad, U. P.:
Edwards, J., Ivy Villa, Muirabad
Amritsar:
Dhinera, H.L.,Dhingra Buildings, Hall Gate
Ati, Bengal: Ramin, Hy kK.
Bombay:
Desai, V. M., Central Bank Building, Esplanade Road
Kivtikar,D. 3oB.. “Kashi-Nivas , Santa Cruz
Eeamot, Biss P. 1: ¢/o.G. N. Thakor, Advocate, FE. Kadashi Buildings, Parekh St., Sandhurst Rd.
Tisell, N. F., (Sweden), c/o The Swedish Match Co., P. O, Box 254
Calcutta:
Ahmed,.R., 12-1 Esplanade, E. posé, $.-K.,°5 Ram Mohan. Ray Read Mitchell fj, «. N.
Jhang, Punjab:
Ahmed, S. M., Yaseen Manzil [12]
Lucknow: Phillies, “V0 Vi; 22 Cantonment Rd,
Patna: Sahay, A. M., Patna-Gaya Road
Rawalpindi: meewart, Cr -A, CU) &) A”, American Mission
ITALY
Sulmona: Delle-Donne, O.
Non-resident: ii. Di. a. 110th GL, ays Se. Padalino, F., “Integrale”’, 175 Fifth Ave., he Y. Trombetta, H.T.,275Hoyt Ave., Astoria, mY,
JAPAN
Chibaken: Shiina, K., Hayashi, Takomachi
Gumma-ken: a “_sunoda, .j... K., idsukuda, Siikisiima, Setagun
Hirosaki: mre Sasamori, J., To 6 Gijiku
Hiroshima-ken:Yawata, G. N., Mihara-machi
Kobe: Kubota, G., Kwansei Gakuin
Kobeshigai: ia Harano, Miss K., 164 Hatahara, Nishinadamura
Kurume City: ane Kanegaye, J., 138 Oishi-machi
Mito City: Iwasaki, H., c/o E. Iwasaki, Izumicho [ 13]
Miyagi-ken:
Takahashi, S., 58 Naruko-Machi
Osaka: Hayakawa, 1. T., c/o Kinsuido Co,
Tainan, Formosa:
Lin, M. S., (China), II-250 Takasago-Cho
Tokyo:
Hita, G., The Tokyo Higher Normal School
Miwa, S., Traffic Dept., Japanese Govt. Rwys.
Shimada, H., c/o S. Shimada, 3 Nakamonzen. Shiba
Takahashi, Y., c/o Meiji-Kan, 18 MinamiKoga-Cho, Kanda
Toyama, C., Rissho. Univ., Osaki
Tsuda, N., 115 Tabata
Yabe, H., Yasuda. Holding Co. -Marunouchi
Yoshimi, Miss S.
Yokohama, Kanagawa Ken.:
Tokuda, L. T., Tsurumi Machi
Non-resident:
Ayusawa, I. F., Villa Oakland, Chemin
Frisco, Geneva, Switzerland
Yamaguchi, M., 70 Seaman Ave., N. Y.
JAVA, DUTCH EAST INDIES
Soekaboemi: Leena, =. KOREA
Chyung Pyung; Ham Nam Prov.:
Ahn, Seung Hwa, Pong Yang Li, Poo Nai Myun
Pyeng Yang:
Kim, P..1,:133 Change Dyunoks
Whang, Harry, 56 Sangsuri
Seoul: Ahrn, John Soo Chang, Suk. Yung
MEXICO
Hermosillo, Sonora: Pereira, Fy k.
Merida, Yuc.: Fuente, B., 60 7.414
Mexico City: Leal, A. G., Bucareli 128 Morones, Miss. E, T., 4a Flores’ 74
NEWFOUNDLAND
Topsail: Pittman, Miss B., The Rectory
NEW ZEALAND
Dunedin: Bowbyes, Miss A. M., Home Science Dept., c/o Otago Univ. Cauty, Miss E. M., ditto
NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA
Garkida, via Damaturu & Jos: THelser, A.D; CGLSiA,) Churehof the Brethren Mission
NORWAY
Brekkesto, pr. Kristiansand S.: ovendsen, S.
Drammen: steen, Miss S. L. Stromao
Fuglesang, Miss G.
Oslo: Garséee, FE. «8.
Stjordal: Hofstad, F. M. [15]
PALESTINE
Jerusalem: Wester, 11, Gi Pee. GL 9
PANAMA
Panama City: Rojas, Miss G.
PERSIA
Teheran: Rustam, N.
Non-resident:
Avakian, A., 129 EE, /6th, N.Y; Avakian, H., ditto
Avakian, V., ditto
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Batangas: Trimidad, V., Talisay
Bohol: Galimpin, L. A., Dinaiao
Bulacan: Fernando, J. S., Malolos
Cagayan: Colaldo, I. R., Ballesteros
Ilocos Norte: Sore Mangapit, Miss R. G., Batac Rauaes, 1. L.. Laococe
Ilocos Sur: Castillo, A. V., San Ildefonso
Laguna: Abana,” ]; V. Pacsanian
Manila: Agrava, C., c/o Dept. of Commerce and Comuminications
Grau, C. H., 850 O’Donnell St. Vallejo, E.F.,905 A. Georgia St.,Malate
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Misamia: Pacauies, BH Je, Caravan
Occ. Neg.:
Catoaiosa, VY. ©. Calatrava
Mellizar, L.,. Bago
Pampanga:
Cuynean, FP. C., San Simon
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Pangasinan:
Cabacungan, T. A., Mangatarem del Rosafio,A. T., Dagupan
Rodriguez, J. de G., Balincaguin
Rizal: San titan, |, (, Caimta
Isip, M. R., 137 N. Luna St., Mandaluyon
Samar: Fresto, H. M., Zumatraga
Non-resident:
Ochoco, S. R., 3089 Broadway, N. Y.
POLAND
Cracow: Slomczanka, Miss M. C., 19 Kochanowskiego
Studentowicz, K. S., Ul. Powisle 4, c/o Mrs. O. Rosankowska
Non-resident: Sayenko, Miss A., Krasnoarmeiskaja 76, Homel, Russia
PORTO RICO
Sabana Grande: Weber, A. H.
PORTUGAL
Lourical, Pombal: Vicente, E. F. [17]
RUSSIA
Moscow: Gabritschevsky, E. G., Stankevitsche Str.6
Petrograd: Petrow, W. A.
Non-resident:
Alexieff, V. A.,.467. W.. 140th, St. N.Y, Bogoluboff, A. T., Naniva-Dori 41, Mukden, China
Gorbatenko, G. L., 18 Pekarnia, Harbin, China
Kaufman, M. E., 215 Oakdale Drive, Bel Air, Brighton, N. Y.
Plaskov, H., c/o Bachrach, 1834 Phelan r., MU.
SCOTLAND
Dundee: Hay, W. C., Beverley House, Newport
Forfar:
Welsh, S., 54 Yeaman St.
Glasgow:
Cleland, J. T., 7 Jedburgh Gardens
Hamilton, J. M., 8 Lyndhurst Gardens
Robertson, Miss G. McC, 40 Circus Drive, Dennistown
Paisley: Inglis, W. M., 2 Carbrook St.
Non-resident:
Turnbull, J. M., 126 Westford Avenue, Springfield, Mass.
SOUTH AFRICA
Pietermaritzburg, Natal: Odell, Miss E., c/o L. W. Odell & Sons
Standerton, Transvaal: von Willich, G. F. A, P. O. Box 134 [18 ] é
Wellington, C. P.: Malan, D. B.;’ “Versailles”
SWEDEN
Djursholms-Osby: Tisell, N. F., Norevagen 31
Gothenburg: Kallberg, D. E., A-B. Evenska Kullagerfabriken
Gusselley: Ostby, Miss R.
Helsingborg: Gartner, C.W., A. B.Sydsvenska Banken
Kalmar: Hoflund, F. G., Unionsgatan 2
Stjernorp: Nystrom, QO.
Stockholm: Bjorklund, T. A., Nordiska Kompaniet
Storgatan: Hallberg, J.H.
Uppland: Rundberg, B. E., Tierp
Non-resident:
Lind, S. M. H., 547 Riverside Dr., Apt. Oot. N.Y.
SWITZERLAND
Areuse, Neuchatel: Bovet, E. D., 10 Grandchamp
Berne: Fetscherin, W. E., Alpenstr. 27
Erlenbach, Zurich: Munch, H. G, (Germany), Rotes Haus
Flawil: Kuster, E. E., Kronenstrasse Co]
Geneva:
Aytsawa, Lik, Gapan), Villa Oakian|
Chemin I*risco
Gideonse, H. D., (Holland), Director, de ’Union Internationale des Etudiants, 10 Rue St. Leger
Gideonse, Mrs. H. D., (formerly Miss E. Koch of France) ditto
Reimann, Miss C: E., Secretary of the International Council of Nurses, Place du Lac
La Tour de Peilz: Dope, K. I, Le Prene
Mitloedi, Kt. Giarus: VWeud, }. 2.
Muensingen near Berne: Walser, Miss E., “Sonneck”
W aedenswil: Buechi, Miss H.
Non-resident:
Deuber, T. P., 30 Westervelt Ave. New Prigotog, 5. 1,N.Y.
Sacer, W. A., 62°West 45th, St, N;. ¥.
SYRIA
Beirut:
Himadek, S. B., American University Rihan, H..Y., CU. 5.A.), Amverican: University batrahan, G: B., c/o Sarratan Bros.
Damascus: Dada, Ibrahim Rk.
TRINIDAD, B. W. I.
\ Port of Spain: ‘ McLean, E. M., 31 Frederick St. TURKEY
Constantinople: Emin, A., Appt. Chichli Palace, Chichli Ipekdji, K., c/o Abdi Ipekdji, Pera i [ 20]
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CALIFORNIA
Berkeley: Whipple, Miss V. L., 2801 Stuart St.
Burlingame: Hart, Miss H., 1515 Hillside Dr.
¢ Carmel-by-the-Sea: Veraria:}. Da P20 her 86
Claremont:
. Jones, E, E., 119 College Ave. tyman, KR. Hi, S57 W. 10
Hollywood: Wong, Miss N. C,. (China) eo. Mrs. R. Young, 1800 No. Harvard Blvd.
Los Angeles:
Stendel, Miss D. E.,4326South FlowerSt. wayror, B., Box 125, Eagle Kock City Wilson, Miss M, E., 2246 Merton Ave.
Pasadena: West, J. I., 676 N. Raymond Ave.
Placentia: Bielefeldt, ‘T:,; Box 285
Sacramento: Hobart, Miss H. F., 2150 -. Saba Ave,
* San Francisco: Wheaton, Miss O. W.
Stockton: yj Jones, Miss J.,920 N. Stockton St.
COLORADO
Aysen:
Bourquin, Miss A,
Denver: 30okwalter, K. W., 948 So. Pearl St.
Gilcrest: Cogburn;: E, =P: [21]
Trinidad: Poliak, S., 801 Chestnut. St.
CONNECTICUT
Ansonia: 300kwalter, Miss L. G, 3 Cottage Ave.
New Haven: Clark, Miss M. H., 244 Sherman Ave. Purdue, Miss M.:-E., 107 Court St.
Warehouse Point: Phelps, Miss M.
DELAWARE
Georgetown: Warrington, E. W.
Wilmington: Hawkins, Miss D. L., 910 Delaware Ave.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington: Hall, Miss K. C., Naval Observatory Smart, Miss A. M., c/o Miss Laura Smart, Southern Apartments, 15th & M Streets, N. W.
FLORIDA
Winter Park: Andrews, Mrs. F. S., (formerly Miss J. Gethmann), Rollins College
ILLINOIS
Chicago: Hull, J. M., 735 No. Lockwood Ave. Schwarzschild, W., 105 So. Dearborn St.
Danville: White, W. S., 710 Florida Ave.
Evanston: Wheeler, W., 2103 Orrington Ave.
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Oak Park: Pearl, Miss G. H., 729 North Oak Park Avenue
Paris: Fleming; D. F.; 1102 S. Mam Se:
INDIANA
Indianapolis: Worman, R. T., 1215 N. Alabama St.
Richmond: Waener, H. &.,°430 8. 12
Terre Haute: Parker, Miss F..L., 671 Hagle 24,
Whiting: Nichols, E., 212 Cleveland Ave.
IOWA
Chelsea: Brush, M. B.
Clarence: Decker, J, A.
Des Moines: Mrott,, Mrs, FF. B.
Independence: Hinkhouse, Miss G.
Waterloo: Magowan, Miss F., Rainbow Dr,
KANSAS
Fort Scott: Marble, Miss A. M., 924 S. Burke St.
Lyndon: Wilkin, Miss A. L.
Manhattan: Burtis, Miss M. P. [ 23 ]
KENTUCKY
Louisville: Veech, Miss A. R., 926 Cherokee Rd.
Paris:Heller, Miss E. B., 314 W. Second St.
LOUISIANA
Tangipahoa: Casey. A. £.
MASSACHUSETTS
Amherst: Skinner, Miss E. L., 30 Bearkig ot.
Boston:
Smith, R. B., 85 Richardson Road, Melrose Highlands
Easthampton: Ramsay, Miss J. F., 284 Main St.
Holyoke:
tian, 5. 9. 79: Merrigh Ave.
Pee GC, 285 Linden St.
Hyde Park: Gulesian, M., 26 Thatcher St.
Newburyport:
Peabody, Mrs. A. C., (formerly Miss G. \. Barry), 266 High St:
Pittsfield: Allen, Miss D. M., Kennelworth St.
Springfield: Turnbull, J. M., (Scotland), 126 Westford Avenue
Wellesley: Knight, Miss M. G., Kipling Rd. Kraus, Miss M. A., Pine Manor
MICHIGAN
Chesaning: Hebeler, Miss A. K.
Frand Haven: Munson, Mrs. J, F.,°415. Lake St
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis: Lee, Miss H. M., 1810 North Fremont Nickels, H. J., 2500 Pillsbury Ave.
Waseca: Leuthold, Miss D. G, 35 East Muinnehaha Parkway
MONTANA
Bozeman: Branegan, Miss G. A., Montana State College
NEBRASKA
Omaha: Likert, R., 2761 California St.
Kearney: Huston, Miss H. D., 300 W. 26th St.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Franklin: Proctor, J. W., 18 Auburn St,
NEW JERSEY
Camden: Arnoff, N. S., 1655 Park Boulevard
Chatham: Childs, Miss L. A., Indian Rock
Jersey City: Canan, A. G., 140 Grant Ave;
Montclair: Anthony, Miss H. Van Z., 24 Franklin Place
Hawkes, Miss L.R.,114Upper Mountain Avenue
Webb, Mrs. N. C., (formerly Miss E. Miller), 63 Watchung Ave.
Morris Plains:
Cronshey, Miss A., Speedwell Ave.
Pedricktown: Hendrickson, A.
Plainfield: lead, bu M., 537 ©. Peont, St
Upper Montclair: Mead, Miss A., 105 Wildwood Ave.
NEW YORK
Binghamton:
Gurney, Miss E. B., 93 Walnut: St.
Buffalo:
tatvey, Miss ©. K., 190 Delaware Ra. Kenmore
Russell, Miss A, A., 89 Ashland Ave.
Catskill:
Kusack, Mrs. A: F., (formerly Miss H. née Hoftinan ofGermany), Shady Lawn nn
Hancock:.
Rogers, Miss A: K,
Ithaca: at
Seott; Miss R. J. Cornell Univ.
Kennedy: Bush, Miss E. L.
Kingston: Elmendorf, Miss M., 270 Fair St.
Newburgh:
Winter, H. L, Jr. 162 Grand. St,
New York City:
Alexieff, V. A., (Russia), 467 W. 140th St.
Apostoloff, ca (Bulgaria), 609 W. 115th Street, Apt. 2 [ 26 ]
Avakian, A., (Persia), 129 E. 76th St. Avakian, H., ditto
Avakian, V., ditto
Bassam, Miss B., (Cariada), G2 VW. 19th Street
Berthelot, Y. M., (France), French Dept. Hunter College, Brooklyn Annex, 66 Court Street, Brooklyn
Colosi, N., (italy), 306 E. 116th Si.
Deuber, T. PF. (Switzerland); .30 Westervelt Ave., New Brighton, S., I. Farmer, J..A., 528 Riverside Dr. Howe, E. J., 120 Broadway
Hulsmann, J, D. (Germany), 31° Hieks St., Brooklyn
Johnson-Barker, Miss D. M., (England), Scudder School, 66 Vifth Ave.
Kane, A. E., 817 West End Avenue
Kaufman, M. E., (Russia),. 215 Oakdale Drive, Bel Air,ga ove
Koischwitz, M. O., (Germany), 509 W. 22nd St.
Kolwit, -J.,1905 Sheridan: Ave.
Licht, Miss M. L., (Germany), 882 Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn
McWilliams, W.J., 30 E. 42nd St.
Meusser, Miss A., (Germany), 36 W. 59th Street
Nye, 3. 173 FE. Fn St.
Ochoco, S. R., (Philippine Islands),3089 Broadway a
Padelimo, F., (italy), -“aintegrale’, 175 Fifth Avenue
Plaskov, H., (Russia), c/o Bachrach, 1834
Phelan Pl.
Sager, W. A., (Switzerland), 62 . West 45th Street
Schwesinger, Miss G. C., (Canada), 110 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn
Snyder, J. G., 600 W. 122nd St.
Tenzer, Mr. and Mrs. F., (Austria), 31 Middagh St., Brooklyn
Trombetta, H. T.,275 Hoyt Ave., Astoria
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Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. F. D., 91-99-111th
St., Richmond Hill
Wobber, Miss F.. K., 8771 - 9/th St.
Woodhaven
Woolley, Miss E. F., 26 Jones 5t. Yamaguchi, M., (Japan), 70 Seaman Ave.
Northport:
Virgu, Miss H. E., (Esthonia), R. F. D. No. 2
Oneida:
Conroy, E. J., 507 Elizabeth St.
Oswego: ; Newton, Miss D. W., 78 West Fiith St.
Port Byron: Waterman, W. C.
Port Washington:
Greig, Miss H. M., 101 Fairview Ave.
Poughkeepsie: Kane, V. J. 23 Livingston St.
Rock Tavern, Orange Co.: Andrew, W. W., White Cloud Farms
Syracuse:
Praeger, Miss R., 805 Comstock Ave. Sears, L. M., 907 Bellevue Ave.
Tarrytown:
Schulz, H. H. M. F., (Gerinany), 45 Benedict Ave.
White Plains: Street, Miss L. C, 4 Ridgeview Ave.
NORTH DAKOTA
Tower City: Wells,. Cy FB.
OHIO
Berea: Snyder, D. A., 25 E. Grand St. [ 28 ]
Lakewood: Murphy, A. G, 1434 Clarence Ave.
St. Clairsville: Poudck, °C. Lb,
OREGON
Eugene: Walker, D. H., Univ. of Oregon
Forest Grove: Mills, Miss C.,
Portland: Gantenbein, J.W., Northwestern College of Law Veazie, Miss E. A., 640 Hoffman Ave.
PENNSYLVANIA
Chambersburg: Scherer, Miss M. E., c/o J. B. Bigham, 133 Norland Ave.
Indiana: Waldron, R. A.
Lancaster: Buckwalter, H. G. Noss, T. K., 239 College Ave.
Philadelphia: Rubinow, R. S., 4526 Osage Ave. Stockwell, Miss M. M., 332 S. 13th St.
Pittsburgh: Harold, G. S., 204 Lytton Ave. Vance, Miss C. SS, 23/7 Hilands Ave., Ven Avon
Uniontown: Abraham, Miss E., 72 West Craig St.
West Chester: Findlay, Miss C. M., 401 W. FayetteSt.
West Reading: Wertz, Miss R. E., 124 N. Third Ave. 29]
RHODE ISLAND
Providence: Guinness, G. G., 39 Methyl St.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Darlington: Robinson, Miss J. E., P. O. Box. 384
Mars Bluff: Gregg, Miss A. H.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Doland: Steely, F., c/o D. O. Steely
TEXAS
Arlington: Grimn, E. T., 406. W. Abram St.
Nacogdoches: Love, Miss M. I.
VIRGINIA
Eastville Sta.: Soary, ©. }:
Gretna: Bennett, Es K-
Newport News: Newsome, Miss M. E., 2003 Oak Ave.
Norfolk: Derring, Miss C. E., 1500 Leaview Ave., Willoughby Beach
VERMONT
Brattleboro: Covey, MissG. M., 87 Western Ave.
Pawlet: Sith, Miss F.. W.
Pownal: Barber, Miss G. T. [ 30 ]
West Rutland: Mullin, Miss A. L., 22 Barnes St.
WEST VIRGINIA
Bluefield: Sinkford, Miss F. E., 910 Bland St.
Buckhannon: Spies, Miss L., 18 Island Ave.
Charleston: Donnelly, T. C., 612 Maryland Ave.
Parkersburg: Jefferson, M. M., 813 Swann St.
WISCONSIN
Waukesha: Christy, A. E., 410 Prospect Ave.
Non-resident:
Helser, A. D., Church of the Brethren Mission, Garkida, via Damaturu & Jos., Nigeria, W. Africa
Rihan, H. Y., American University, Beirut, Syria
Stewart, C. A., American Mission, Rawalpindi, India
VENEZUELA
Non-resident: Sotillo, M. A., 547 Riverside Dr., N. Y.
WALES
Gaerwen, Anglesey Co.: Pador, S.C, “Doleaer”
Non-resident:
Davies, E. F., School of Architecture, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, England.
