1929 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

i

i i : f

te

: i i }

eins cen ar element hd bn

al

siimiainin cities iat daonis ap cei

:

a, ae ssl

“

‘

“

‘

t

oe

ty,

,

Sy

at

'

~

}

iF 4

|

4

7

| }

4

, {

}

}

+

4

:

he \

_

oR

29

ya

bead

r :

4

A

.

“hay

£,

opis

5 ‘

‘,

&

Ha

he

\

7

a

ms y

‘ae} &

mee

Mat!

s+

f

| {

;

} -

:

' :

,

-

f

f

|

aa + <i)

'

i

,

t

< 2

f

e

y f

&

i: PA

f

¢ fy |

ie e Pa eB

: + }

24

toes ae Wwe

be

ist

ee

ee H i

Wak

4

:

Wyirn

Noes

»

4S

‘

y

eae

-

"

sew

LoS

f ‘ t

}t

ae

.

s

coe

{

{

i

}

he n

a

-

}

; -

i

=

é

APSR aan

#

TP:

eS

ots eed

a

ona

} pr

se

peaee

pe eree

Saaoe

For

3 Re

ne

: ae

Leo

y

Ae

wre

See

aS j &

aS

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 to merit it? Can we not give back to the world a new appreciation of mankind, its alikeness in spirit and its interdependence?

LZ 0S

2

WEG 7

#:

7.

tS

GS

[f

a

S0

\

if

WV)

if

zy

Base

iin

i

ES.

a

BED

i

Si

OD

SY

is GR, ds

Ge,

wa

4 4 4 4

q 4

in, Ge cia xe,

4 4 4

si

AED ide

4 4 4 4 4 4

EDMONDS’

MESSAGE

4

4

Another year of world citizenship, the exchange of

opinions,

the

discussion

of

questions,

has

relationship;

has

4 4 4 4 4 4 4

brought taught

us

into

an

intelligent

us

respect

for

one

another’s

generosity,

human

kindness,

vice, flowing

from

heart

ideas.

sympathy,

and

4

But

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

ser-

edge

that

spirituality

controversy really

and

to know

and

to heart, and

the knowl-

in relationships

transcends

organization,

have

taught

4

4 4

us

4

4 4

love one another.

4

IE

a

Ia AID

TD, STD (BE

LT

>>

i

PD TD

AE, ST

Pn AED

EO

i,

E>

ES

Rm A,

in, Gm AE

MRS.

4

3

4

ED

is

4 4 q 4

a4

TI

4

AE

i

3]

4

HARRY

EDMONDS

AE

I

EE

EE

I

MRS.

4

a

i

a

[2]

4 4 4 4 4 4

Lol

Lil

oe

I am a house of echoes.

.

Hay

aed

See

maT

:

rrr

PREREEEGE ELSE s

.

e

|

pa

cry —

Ee -

&

Seoccensesr

—— SSNS

INTERNATIONAL

HOUSE

What

of Love, Friend-

ship,

and

Understand-

ing,

my

friends

sing

into

me,

will

come

back

to them.

\

thee

‘

Usssssib ipo

SAGAS

\

¥ 7.

er

SSS

MAIN

HALL

a

TE

SSG \~

HOME

ROOM

DUNCAN

PFYFE

ROOM

SASSER

ROOM

MEN’S

[5]

SOC

a|

= o o) a=)

SOCIAL

:

WOMEN’S

RN

STUDY

AND

SLEEPIN(

1 a

ASSEMBLY

ROOM

REFECTORY

HALL

G YMNASIUM

[6 ]

FOYER

a

COMBINATION

on

eh

Russd

Geren,

LE

Vise Pla

2) Alto

‘Stonveeit f

Rene

ziek@

aie

Po

‘

.

:

Nt

4

PNA

WORLD MAP Showing the lands represented in the membership of Inter-

ig

WE

ZR} f.

sew

—F.

f.

<Lealand

te

WwW

ia

9

o

100°

and

120°

140°

The Membership

Germany comes Philippines 25.

Longitude 160°

140”

of 887 students

120?

1928-29—resident

members, heads.the list of foreign : next with 71; Canada 48; Norway 29;

countries: Japan

‘Greenwich. +0"

sixty-three

80

from|

1oo°

representing

different jands.

with

180°

of International House during

non-resident—consists China,

160°

28;

[Ay

national

Grouping

of

o.

|

|

ees

0°

members

North America 338; Europe

tralia, New

Zealand

and

House,

according

New

20°

to

York.

|

49”

|

60”

continents

80°

is as

290; Asia 211; South America

Pacific Islands

13; Africa

5.

|

follows:

30; Aus-

According to National Groups, the division is as follows: United States 265; Western Europe 145; British 94; China 80; Near East 70; Scandinavia 63; Latin-America 52; Eastern Europe 35; Japan 28; Philippines 25; India 17; Korea 9; Miscellaneous 4.

THE

TALE

OF THE

YEAR

“O wonder!

How many goodly creatures are there here!

How bounteous mankind is! O brave new world, That has such people in it!”

In reviewing the activities of the year it is interesting to consider what has been the cumulative effect of life in the House upon the students who have lived in it. What has it meant to them?

Behind all the activities, manifold and various as they have been, behind the expenditure of time, money, and energy, there has been one great binding purpose—the creation of a spirit of brotherhood.

An examination of the various events of the year may’ show how full and adequate has been the opportunity for the development and growth of understanding among the nations, for the range of exploration has included the rocky ways of the Intellect; quiet paths of Comradeship; the sweet seclusion of Music and the craggy steeps of Drama; the airy fields of Recreation; the goodly meadows of Understanding.

Knowledge and thought have been increased and stimulated through midweek lectures, Sunday evening debates, and Saturday lunch-club discussions, when intrepid leaders have taken keen followers through the adventurous ways of philosophy, travel, religion, education, music, art, literature, business, economics, and internaA list of the topics will fire the imagination of any tional relations.

His Eminence Tai Hsu, on “Buddhist Philosophy”; Dr. thinker.

Cousins on “The Cultural Revival in India”; Dr. Lopez on “The Political Relations between Hispanic-American Countries and the United States of America”; Dr. Kilpatrick on “Foreign Schools”; “Intelligent Co-operation Through Student Movements”; Hindu Intelligentsia’; “Do We Need a New Idea of God?”; “Struggles of the Negro”; “Economic Justice and the Coloured Race”; “American Poetry and Drama”; “The Automobile Industry of the World’; “Life and ReliThe Balkans Through Hungarian Eyes”; “Primitive Tribes of gion”; Siberia”; “Tariff Problems”; “Architecture”; “Facing Facts in the Pacific”; “Impressions of Russia”; “The Problem of Tolstoy”; “The Universal Religions Peace Conference”; “The Hungarian-Roumanian

Land Dispute’; “The Social Problem of the Child’; “International Disarmament”; “Socialism”; ““The Contemporary French Novel’.

In the Student Assemblies a royal clash of world-wide opinions resounded over such subjects as “That Western Civilization is on the Decline’’, “That Immigration Restrictions are Unjustifiable’, and “That the Lecture System of the Universities is Out of Date’; It would be difficult to overestimate the healthy effect of the mental jerk whereby one’s viewpoint is doubled through the exercise of debate.

Far less strenuous, but how deeply significant, have been the wanderings in the fields of fellowship.

Brightest of all was the Christmas Party given by Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds.

Let the words of a member to a sick absent friend convey the spirit of the gathering: “Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds sang now for us. It was so sweet, so modest, so touching that the tears sprang into my eyes.

Can you imagine that?

With a heart full of thankfulness we went away.

I wished I could enclose in my envelope a part of the joy and happiness they gave us and hand it over to you.”

Equally intimate, with here and there the close touch of a personal talk, have been the Tuesday evening and Friday afternoon Teas, the floor “Get-togethers”, the group Breakfasts, the afternoon and evening at home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds, and the Vesper gatherings. Of a wider range were the Receptions to Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, and to the group of South African Student Visitors, and the combined rejoicing of the Thanksgiving Dinner.

At all these gatherings the music of the nations has been a bond of enjoyment.

An Hungarian folk song, a Greek melody, a Syrian shepherd song, an English carol, a French round, a German student song, an Indian lullaby, a Spanish serenade—have these not won our love?

Will the House Chorus, with the words and music of a song made by the students themselves, not sing into their hearts “How beautiful mankind is”? The Music Group and the different National Groups, generous of time and talent alike, have provided hours of

[8]

peace and rich delight by its series of concerts and musicales, including such great artists as Georges Enesco, the famous violinist, Walther Kirchoff, of the Metropolitan Opera, Henry Cowell, the exponent of the “cluster” theory, Erwin Woliner, the German violinist, and Ernest Vallejo, our own Filipino violinist.

In the field of dramatic The National Nights, art time and energy have been lavishly given. each one a rich reward to the hard-worked performers and directors in the great pleasure and understanding afforded to their fellows, The the year’s most interesting adventures. have been among Chinese plays, with the romantic comedy of one contrasting with the the beauty of filial piety in the other—the Filipino feast of song, dance, scene, legend, music, and speech—the British fun and frolic on the deck of H. M. S. Pinafore—the American portrayal of life’s comedy, tragedy, and mediocrity—all these have contributed in a spirit of good-will and gaiety to the understanding of a world “that has such people in it.” Nor has the dramatic work been exclusively nationalized—for in “Richelieu” there appeared a fine cosmopolitan cast, and in the rich fun of Hallowe’en all nations shared in the riot of masquerading.

By day, too, the lure of shared pleasures has drawn the nations together.

The crimson and gold loveliness of West Point and the Hudson during the Fall, the glowing birth of the cherry blossoms at Washington in Spring, the treasures of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the wonders of Wanamaker’s, the inner workings of the great Times offices and the Telephone Exchange, and the thrills of the Stock

Exchange—all these have been offered and gladly enjoyed.

Free evenings have had the zest of dancing classes and dances, while many edges have been rubbed smooth in the jolly hours of recreation in the gymnasium.

Here, there, and everywhere, the returned traveller may find rich material for his Tale of the Year, but undoubtedly the grand final epic would be the Sunday Suppers—for here, week by week, has been the growth of the House.

The delicate flowers, simply arranged by the girls, the twinkling candles, and the gay surprise of the modest meal remain forever as the setting for that great garland of personalities that, Sunday after Sunday, has ringed the tables.

Completing the linking of individuals came the binding beauty of music crowned by the final grandeur of intellectual co-operation.

For here were great speakers, great subjects, and great listeners—Hamilton Holt on “An Adventure in Common Sense Education”; Madame Naidu on “What Is Happening in India”; Chief Joseph Strong Wolf on “The Gift of Understanding”; Edwin Markham and James Weldon Johnson talking of Poetry and reading their own works; Norman Thomas on “Socialism”, and Ivy Lee on “Capitalism’’.

And so to the final ceremony—passing on the light—.

Here, with solemn dedication, each nation signifies its share in the great hope of the House: “That brotherhood may prevail.”

—Olive

[9]

Rowe.

Stanonta Feagus: od Glas. fad

SUNDAY

SL PPER Y

IN

THE

[10]

ASSEMBLY

HALL

Niel

S. Sanford, Admissions

Jr.

H.

Pauline Benton Admissions

K. Rakhit Activities

K.

P. Damlamian Activities

HARRY EDMONDS Director

The

Mrs. Kathleen R. Kelly Refectory

Miss

E. N.

Health

Nagle

Staff

Mrs. Julia Sweeny Housekeeper

ig

Wm. J. Bissell Comptroller

=

ee 1. Abel, J. F. (U. S. A.). 2. Abellera, Miss E. (Philippine Islands). 3. Adams, Miss J. R. (U. S. A.). 4. Ahmed, S. (India). 5.

Ahn, S. H. (Korea). 6. Ahrens, F. C. (Canada). 7. Ahrens, P. H. (U. S. A.). 8. Akrawi, M. (Iraq). 9. Allan, J. B. (Scotland).

10. Allen, Miss M. (Canada).

11. Allinson, B. D. (U.S. A.). 12. Amado, I. A. (Philippine Islands). 13. Andersen, Miss A. J. (U.S. A.) 14, Andersen, E. B. (Denmark).

15. Anderson, Miss N. (Denmark). 16. Anderson, R. N. (U. S. A.). 17. Andersson, Miss E. V. (Sweden).

18. Antevs, E. V. (Sweden).

19. Anthony, Miss H. (U. S. A.). 20. Antonescu, Miss D. M. (Roumania).

21. Apamian, H. (Armenia).

22. Araxie, Miss K. H. (Armenia).

23. Arboleda, Miss E. (Ecuador).

24. Arellano, Miss J. (Cuba).

25. Arliotti, Miss E. (Greece).

26. Aroeti, G. (Jugoslavia).

27. Aroeti, J. (Jugoslavia). 28. Arosemena, Miss O. (Panama).

29. Arslanian, V.

H. (Armenia).

34.

Avakian,

V.

30. Ashsha, R. (Syria).

(Armenia).

35.

Ayres,

31. Avakian,

J.

U.

(U.S.

A. (Armenia).

A.).

[12]

32. Avakian,

H.

(Armenia).

33. Avakian,

K.

(Armenia).

.

1

{|

1}

36. Baer, A. E. (Germany).

37. Backer, Miss E. M. (Norway).

38. Baker, Miss M. E. (Canada).

39. Bakkevig, L. (Norway).

40. Bardinstein, S. (Palestine).

41. Barker, Miss M. (U. S. A.) 42. Barr, Miss M. M. (U. S. A.). 43. Barre, Miss G. M. (Canada).

44. Barstad, Miss A. (Norway).

45. Barwick, Miss D. (New Zealand).

46. Bauder, C. B. (U. S. A.).

47. Bawly, Miss S. (Palestine).

48. Bazinet, M. L. (U. S. A.).

49. Beach, Miss D. (U.S. A.). 50. Beck, Miss M. (Switzerland). 51. Becker, H. (Germany).

52. Beghian, Miss A. (Armenia).

53. Behanan, K. T. (India).

54. Beijan, A. (Persia).

55. Belcher, Miss R. M. (U. S. A.).

56.

Bennett, man, H.

R. H. (U.S. A.). 57. Bernstein, S. B. (U. S. A.). 58. Berry, Miss O. (Canada). 59. Bisson, T. A. (U. S. A.). 60. Blake(Canada). 61. Blanco, J. P. (Porto Rico). 62. Blanck, E. de, (Cuba). 63. Blatchford, C. u., Jv. (UU. 8; A;). 64. Bliss, H.

H. (U.S. A.). 65. Blough, T. B. (U.S. A.). 66. Bockholt, 69. Booth, L. (U. S. A.).

70. Bouche, B. (France).

B.

(Denmark).

[13]

67.

Bogoluboff,

A.

(Russia).

68.

Bohmert,

A.

(Germany).

71. Bovolini, Miss N. (Jugoslavia). 72. Bowbyes, Miss A. (New Zealand.) 73. Bowen, G. H. (Canada). 74. Bowen L. J. (U. S. A.). 75.

Brace, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 76. Bradshaw, Miss E. L. (U.S. A.). 77. Braemer, C. (Denmark). 78 Branson, Miss M. P. (U. S. A.). 79.

Brede, L. H. (U.S. A.). 80. Breeze, K. W. (U.S. A.). 81. Brock, Miss B. A. (U. S. A.). 82. Brodie, Miss J. (Canada). 83. Brown, W. F. (U. S. A.). 84. Brunt, J. W. (Canada). 85. Bryan, R. C.( U. S. A.. 86. Buckwalter, H. G. (U. S. A.). 87. Buhofer, Miss M. G. (Switzerland). 88. Buka, Miss R. (Germany).

89. Bunzel, Miss H. (Germany).

90. Burnham, Miss E. M. (U.S. A.).

91. Burson, Miss S. (U. S. A.). 92. Burtis, Miss M. (U. S. A.).

93. Burtner, Miss R. B. (U. S. A.). 94. Bush, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 95. Bushnell, P. P. (U. S. A.).

96. Cabreza, V. Z. (Philippine Islands).

97. Calderon, C. L. (Cana).

98. Call, G. S. (U.S. A.).

99. Cameron, G: G. (Scotland).

100. Canero J. (Brazil).

101. Carlinfanti, G. (Italy).

102. Carr-Harris, Miss S. (Canada).

103. Carter, Miss A. V. (U. S. A.). 104. Castillo, A. V. (Philippine Islands).

105. Catala, R. (Cuba).

ae

106. Cathcart, Miss A. (U. S. A.). 107. Cavanaugh, Miss B. S. (U.S. A.). 108. Cayley, H. G. (Canada). 109. Chacko, C. J. (India).

110. Chain, S. C. (China).

111. Chang, D. S. (Korea).

112. Chang, D. S. K. (China).

113. Chang, H. K. (China).

114. Chang, S. W. (China).

115. Chang, Y. Y. (China).

116. Chao, H. Y. (China).

117. Chen, A. (China).

118. Chen, P. (China).

119. Chen, T. H. E. (China).

120. Chen, Y. T. (China).

121. Chin, W. (China).

122. Choi, C. C. (Korea).

123. Chong, Miss S. Y. B. (Hawaii).

124. Choudhury, N. R. (India).

125. Chow, Miss V. J. (China).

126. Chrysler, Miss M. (Canada).

127. Chu, Miss B. (China).

128.

Chu, Miss S. S. (China).

129. Chu, Y. K. (China).

130. Chun, H. K. (China).

131. Chun, Miss W. S. (Hawaii).

132. Claperede, J. L. (Switzerland).

133. Clark, Miss G. (New Zealand).

134. Clark, J. H. (U. S. A.).

135. Clark, Miss R. G. (U.S. A.).

136. Clarke

Miss

Misa

H.

D.

(U.

S. A.

H..CU.

§

137.

A.).

Cline,

Miss

R. J. (U.

S. A.).

138.

Clock,

[15]

Miss

K. (U. S. A.)

139. Clough,

N. P. (U.S.

A.). 140. Cochrane,

141. Cogburn, E. (U.S. A.). 142. Cole, Miss V. G. (U.S. A.). 143 Colete, H. (Cuba).

144. Colman, G. A. (U.S. A.).

145. Conboy, R. W. (U, S. A.). 146. Contreras, J. (Mexico).

147. Cook, A. W. E. (U. S. A.).

148. Coolidge, C. (U. S. A.).

149. Cornelius, J. C. (India).

150. Corning, H. M. (U. S. A.).

151. Corwin, Miss V. (U. S. A.).

152. Cosman, Miss K. (Holland).

153. Cottrell, D. P. 157. Cranford, 156. Crailheimer, P. (Germany).

155. Court, Miss R. B. (France).

(U. S. A.). 154. Courbouzi, Miss M. J. (Greece).

160. Cross, J. E. (Canada).

Miss M. F. (U. S. A.).

159. Cromwell, 158. Cristobal, V. O. (Philippine Islands).

C. B. (U. S. A.).

163. Curtis, Miss C. (U.S. A.). 164. Cuyugan, P. C. (Philip162. Curry, Miss L. D. (Canada).

161. Cunningham, E. R. (Canada).

166. Dahl, Miss B. (U. S. A.). 167. Dahl, Miss D. (U.S. A.). 168. Dahle, Miss I. (Norway).

165. Dada, I. R. (Syria). pine Islands).

169. Dashti, A. K. (Persia).

170. David, S. (Philippine Islands).

171. Davidson, Miss B. (U. S. A.).

172. Davidson, Miss F. M.

(U.

S. A.).

173.

Davies,

D.

(Wales).

174.

Davies,

Miss

E. M.

(U.S.

[16 ]

A.).

175.

Davies, J. E.

(U.

S. A.).

176. Day,

Miss

A. F.

W.

A.).

209. El

(U.

S. A.).

177. de Castro,

Miss

L.

(Cuba).

178.

Miss

C. M.

Decroly,

C.

(Belgium).

179.

Dekoff,

L. N.

(Bulgaria).

180.

DeLay, G. (U. S. A.).

181. DeMeulder, M. (Belgium).

182. DeSoto, L. (Cuba). 183. d’este-Palmieri, G. R. (U.S. A.). 184. Detlefsen, C. (Germany).

185. deVasquez, Mrs. A. L. (Chile).

186. Dickinson, Miss E. (U. S. A.).

187. Diddel, Miss M. M. (U. S. A.).

188. Dilmaghani, M. A. (Persia).

189. Ding, Miss G. (China).

190. Dodds, Miss M. (U.S. A.). 191. Doidge, Miss J. M. (U.S. A.).

192. Donnelly, T. C. (U. S. A.).

193. Doo, M. C. (Hawaii).

194. Doukas, K. (Greece).

195. Drizari, N. S. (Albania).

196. DuBois, P. H. (U. S. A.).

197. Dubos, R. J. (France).

198. Dumit, E. J. (Syria).

199. Duncan, J. (U. S. A.). 200. Dutton, Miss E. (Australia). 201. Dyde, Miss D. (Canada).

202. Dyde, Miss J. W. (Canada).

203. Dyrssen, Miss E. M. (Sweden).

204. Eades, Miss E. (U.S. A.). 205. Edelmann, C. (Germany).

206. Edwards, Miss M. (U. S. A.).

207. Ekblom, Miss A. (Sweden).

208. Eldredge, R.

(U.S.

Kourdagy,

J.

(Syria).

210. Ellis,

ye

(U.

S. A.).

211. Elstad, E. G. (Norway).

212. Elstad, Miss R. M. (Norway).

213. Emerson, Miss M. L. (U. S. A.).

214. Emerson, Miss M. O. (Newfoundland).

215. Engkjer, W. S. (Denmark).

216. Kpifano vich, P. S. (Russia).

217. Essert, P. L. (U. S. A.).

218. Estarabadi, J. (Iraq). 219. Evans, S. W. (U. S. A.). 220. Fair, Miss H. F. (U. S. A.). 221. Falla, C. M. (Cuba).

222. Falomir, R. (Mexico). 223. Fang, W. P. (China). 224. Fearing, B. C. (U. S. A.).

225. Fewloss, R. A. (U. S. A.).

226. Fikstad, Miss E. K. (Norway).

227.

Finn,

Miss

B. A.

(U.

S. A.).

228.

Fiol, R. A.

(Cuba).

229.

Flumiani

De

Ferra,

C. M. (Italy). 230. Fobes, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 231. Foster, Miss E. (Ireland).

232. Fowler, C. W. (Canada).

233. Francis, T. J. (U. S. A.). 234. Fraser, Miss M. (Canada). 235. French, J. S. (U. S. A.). 236. Frias, Miss M. L. (Porto Rico).

237. Fritz, W. G. CU, 8: A.), 298, Fuerst, L. 8; (U0. Ss. A.). 239. Fuglesang, Miss G. (Norway).

240. Galia, D. G. (Philippine Islands).

241. Galitzi, Miss C. (Roumania).

242. Garcia, Miss T. (Porto Rico).

243. Gatcke, Miss L. (Germany). 244. Gault, J. A. (Canada).

245. Gelin, L. (Belgium).

[18]

246. Geshkoff, T. (Bulgaria). 247. Ghamrawy, H. K. (Egypt). 248. Gibert, Miss C. A. (France).

249. Gilbert, Miss L. (Belgium).

250. Gill, Miss R. L. (U. S. A.). 251. Giltner, Miss E. A. (U.S. A.). 252. Gingrich, Miss P. (U. S. A.). 253.

Girard, C. (Chile). 254.

Gluck, G. H. (Germany).

255. Gonzales, Miss C. (Panama).

256. Gorbatenko, G. L. (Russia).

257. Gordon, H. (U. S. A 28.

Gorholt, Miss I. (Germany).

259. Grant, Miss B. (Canada).

260. Graston, H. S. [om een, Grav, 7. 3H. CU, 8 Aj).

368.

Green, Miss A. M. (U. S. A.). 263. Greenberg, S. Z. (U. S. A.).

264. Gregg, Miss A. (U.S. A.). 265. Greig, Miss G. B. (England).

266. Greig, Miss H. M. (England).

267. Grodzins, Miss A. (Palestine.

268. Groening, H. G. (Germany).

269. Gronberger, P. E. K. (Sweden).

270. Grossman, L. (U. S. A.). 271. Grossmann, W. R. (Germany). 272. Grundlehner, Miss L. (Switzerland).

273. Guignard, Miss M. A. (Switzerland).

274. Guiles, Miss M. (U. S. A.).

275. Gulesian, M. (U. S. A.). 276. Gundersen, R. E. (Norway).

277. Gustafson, W. G. (Sweden).

278. Gutteridge, Miss M. V. (Australia).

279. Haidet, M. P. (U. S. A.).

280. Haines, Miss E. A. CUB. Aad.

[19]

281.

285.

289.

(U.

sen,

Haldeman, Miss G. C. (U.S. A.). 282. Halik, G. (U.S. A.). 283. Haliss, R. (Turkey).

Hall, Miss A. R. (U. S. A.).

286. Hall, Miss K. (U. S. A.).

287. Me WW. We Jr: CU. Hallensleben, E. (Germany).

290. Hallowes, Miss R. M. (England).

291. Halushka, M.

S. A.).

Miss

lian, Miss

Hayakawa,

P. E.

ter,

H.

293.

N.

T.

(Armenia).

(Japan).

(Austria).

Mrs.

M.

Hamilton,

(Norway).

G.

309.

(U:

297.

Miss

E.

301.

Hart,

Hempel,

E. H.

305.

S. A.).

(U.

Harding,

Hazan,

313.

C.

S. A.).

Miss

N.

O.

J.

H.

(U.

(U.

F.

S.

(Egypt).

(Austria).

Hewitt,

294.

L.

CU.

Hammer,

C. J. (Argentine).

A.).

298.

Harik,

306.

Held,

E.

A.).

314.

S. A.).

310.

S.

302.

I.

Havig,

Henriksen,

L.

M.

(Syria).

[ 20 ]

299.

I. (Norway).

A.

(Germany).

H .(Denmark).

Hislop,

295.

Miss

E.

E.

311.

284. Halkema-Kohl, J. F. (Holland).

8. A.). 288. Halle, Miss I. (Norway).

(U. S. A.).

292. Hambly, Miss K. E.

Hanrahan,

303.

Harper,

307.

Miss

W.

Hawkings,

Heldman,

Henriod,

(Canada).

Miss

315.

E.

A. M.

Miss H.

(Ireland).

(U.

S.

J.

(Canada).

A.).

R. B. O.

300.

F.

Han-

Harpout-

(Canada).

M. A. (Switzerland).

Hitchins,

296.

308.

(Canada).

304.

Heller,

312. Hes-

316. Hitrova, Miss M. J. (Bulgaria).

317. Ho, Miss T. I. (China).

318. Hodge, Miss M. C. (U.S. A.). 319. Hoeflich, W. (Germany).

320. Hoffman, H. J. (Germany).

321. Hofstad, F. M. (Norway).

322. Holmes, Miss L. H. (U.S. A.). 323. Holmes, O. H. (U.S. A.).

324. Holaway, Miss B. (U. S. A.). 325. Homb, Miss S. (Norway).

326. Hope, Miss H. H. (U. S. A.). 327. Horn, H. W. (Germany).

328. Hostrup, Miss R. (Denmark).

329. Hotton, Miss F. (U.S. A.).

330. How, Miss L. M. (China).

331. Howarth, Miss M. (Canada).

332. Hu, I. (China).

333. Huizinga, J. H. (Holland).

334. Humphrey, F. H. (U. S. A.). 335. Hunter, Miss O. M. (U.S. A.).

336. Husemann, D. (Germany).

337. Hustead, Miss I. I. (U. S. A.).

338. Hwang, Pu (China).

339. Ibrahim, Miss E. (Turkey).

340. Illsley, Miss D. E. (Canada). 341. Ipekdji, K. (Turkey).

342. Irizary, Miss R. (Porto Rico).

343. Irons, Miss M. E. (U.S. A.).

344. Irvine, Miss M. C. (U. S. A.).

345. Ishii, R. (Japan).

346. Jabbar, M. A. A. (Iraq).

347. Jacob, T. N. (India).

348. James, P. B., Jr. (U. S. A.). 349. Jansen, E. Germany).

350. Jejizian, A. H. (Armenia).

[ 21]

351. Jenkins, Miss K. (U.S. A.). 352. Jensen, S. (Norway).

353. Johnson, Miss E. (Norway).

354. Johnson, E. H. (U.S. A.). 355.

Johnston, H. Jr. (U.S. A.). 356. Johnston, Miss K. U. S. A.). 357. Jones, Miss Alice (U. S. A.). 358.

Jones, Miss Anita M. (U. S. A.).

359. Jonsson, Miss I, (Sweden). 360. Jory, Mrs. C. (Chile). 361. Kahn, J. F. Germany). 362. Kakinaga, K. (Japan). 363. Kallmoes, O. (Denmark). 364. Kane, A. E. (U. S. A.). 365. Kasir, D. (Iraq.) 366. Katsura, W. Y. (Japan,) 367. Kautz, Miss L. (U.S. A.). 368. Kemal, A. (Turkey). 369. Kempton, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 370. Kent, M. E. (U.S. A.). 371. Kereszturi, Miss C. (Hungary). 372. Kerpel, E.

(Hungary).

373.

Kerr,

Miss

M.

E.

(Canada).

374.

Kertess,

A.

(Germany).

375.

Kiang,

Y. F. (China).

376.

Kikuchi,

377. Kim, H. (Korea).

378. Kim, Miss M. C. (Korea).

379. King, Miss K. (U.S. A.). 380. Kitani, Miss E. (Japan).

K. H. (Germany).

382. Knight, Miss M. G. (U. S. A.). 383. Knoblauch, R. (Germany).

384. Knodt, K. (Germany.

A. (Hungary).

[ 22 ]

K.

(Japan).

381. Knewitz, 385. Koman,

286. Komoriya, Miss T. (Japan).

387. Kral, A. (Czechoslovakia). 388. Krikorian Miss M. (Armenia).

389. Ku, T. C. (China).

390.

Kurosaki, Miss T. (Japan).

391. Kyster, T. (Denmark).

392. Laband, W. (Germany).

393. Lacy, G. C. (China).

394. Lah, K. H. (Korea).

395. Lam, K. (China).

396. Lampel, G. P. (Hungary).

397. Lane, Miss E. M .(U. S. A.).

398. Langslet, O. (Norway).

399. Lantz, F. (U. S. A.). 400. Larsen, Miss Anna (Norway).

401. La Sauze, Miss J. (France).

402. Lavergne, Miss M. (Porto Rico).

403. Laycock, Miss S. K. (England).

404. Lee, P. K. (China).

405. Leeuwenburgh, A. C. (Holland).

406. Leissner, C. A. (Sweden).

407. LeRoy, Miss H. L. (France).

408. Lerrigo, Miss M. O. (U. S. A.). 409. Lerrigo, Miss R. (U.S. A.). 410. Lesser, K. (Germany).

411. Lester, Miss M. D. (England).

412. Leuba, Miss G. A. (U. S. A.).

413. LeVan, J. G. (U.S. A.).

414. Levy, Miss S. (France).

415. Licht. Miss M. (Germany). 416. Liehr, E. (Germany).

417. Light, A. C. (England).

418. Lilien Miss M. (Poland). 419. Lin, S. F. (China). 420. Ling, Miss W. A. (China).

[ 23 ]

421. Linhardt, H. (Germany).

422. Liu, C. (China).

423. Liu, J. F. (China).

424. zil). 426. Lock, Miss M. S. (England).

427. Lohr, R. F. H. (British West Indies).

(Honduras).

430. Lopez, Mrs. M. (Cuba).

431. Lou, E. H. (China).

432. Lou-Hing,

R. (U. 8S. A.).

434.

Lowrie,

Miss

F.

(U.

S. A.).

435.

Lucas,

A. R.

(U.S.

A.).

436.

Lo, C. H. (China)... 425. Lobo, Mrs. R. H. (Bra428. Long, J. A. (Canada).

429. Lopez, Miss B. E. W. (British Guiana).

433. Lowans, Miss L.

Luhn,

G.

(Germany).

437.

Lui,

M.

L.

(China).

438. Luis, C. H. (China).

439. Lumsden, J. (Scotland).

440. Lund, S. O. (Sweden). 441. Lyford, Miss M. M. (U.S. A.). 442. Lyon, Miss F. (U. S. A.). 443. McCabe, B. (Canada).

444. McCann, Miss F. (Philippine Islands).

445. McCarthy, Miss A. M. (Cuba).

446. McCracken, Miss K. (U. S. A.). 447. McDermand, Miss B. C. (Canada). 448. MacEwen, Miss J. H. (Canada).

449. MacGregor, J. M. (U. S. A.).

450. McKown, Miss K. (U, S. A.). 451. MeKusick, Miss R. A. (U.S. A.). 452. MacLean, D. E. (Canada).

453. McNee, Miss J. E. (Canada).

454. McWilliams, W. J. (U. S. A.).

455. Ma, C. C. (China).

[ 24 ]

456. Ma, W. H. (China).

457. Malcove, Miss L. (Russia).

458. Malfroy, J. O. J. (New Zealand). 459. Mangapit, Miss R. (Philippine Islands).

460. Manland, J. W., Jr. (U. S. A.). 461. Mar, S. T. (hina).

462. Marais, G. (South Africa).

463. Marathe, S. K. (India).

464.

Marcus, J., Jr. (Roumania).

465.

Marden, C. F. (U. S. A.).

466. Marcle, V. N. (U. S. A.).

467. Mar‘no, I. (Colombia).

468.

Marques, Miss M. Porto Rico.

469.

Martinex, J. J. (Spain).

470. Masters, Miss K. (U. S. A.). 471.

Masters, Miss R. (Germany).

472. Matoschek, J. (Austria).

473.

Matsucka, Miss A. (Japan).

474. Matzen, J. M. (U. S. A.). 475. Medrano, L. (Colombia).

476. Meer-Damady, M'ss u. (Yersia).

477. Meister, C. A. (Germany).

478. Melk, Miss H. A. (Holland).

479. Mellizar, L. (Phil’ppine Islands).

480. Melton, E. R. (U. S. A.).

481. Melton, F. A. (U. S. A.).

482. Mendoza, C. (Philippine Islands).

483. Merklein, Miss E. C. (Germany).

4°4. Merrill, Miss H. M. (U. S. A.).

485. Merry, Miss A. (England).

486. Mertz, J. H. (U.S. A.). 487. Michaud, Miss M. M. (Canada).

488. Mills, M'ss T. (U. S. A.).

489. Mitre, R. (Mexico).

499.

Moghtader, M. (Persia).

[25 ]

491. Moissides, Miss S. (Greece).

492. Moll, J. (Germany).

493. Monro, J. D. (England). 494. Montano, C. (Mexico).

495. Mooney, Miss A. M. (Ireland).

496. Moore, J. M. (U. S. A.). 497. Moore W. (U. S. A.).

498. Moorhouse, Miss E. L. (Canada).

499. deMoraes, P. (Brazil).

500. Morgan, E. C. (Canada).

501. Morphis, P. J. (Greece).

502. Morton, W. W. (U. S. A.).

503. Muangman, P. N. (Siam).

504. Muckjian, Miss B. A. (Armenia).

505. Mudd, H. L. (U. S. A.).

506. Mueller, W. A. (Germany).

507.

Muller, E. R. (Chile). 508. Muller, K. M. (Germany).

509. Mullin, Miss A. (U. S. A.).

510. Munch, H. G. (Switzerland).

511.

Munch, H. R. (Switzerland).

512. Munson, Miss E. M. (U. S. A.). 513. Munson, M. Y. (U. S. A.). 514. Murphy, A. G. (U. S. A.).

515. Murphy, Miss M. L. (U. S. A.). 516. Murphy, R. (U.S. A..)

517. Myhr, Miss I. M. (Norway).

518. Nardi, N. (Palestine). 519.

Nebenfuhr, H. F. (Austria).

520. Nebiolou, K. (Turkey).

521. Nedelkoff, T. Y. (Bulgaria). 522. Nee, B. K. (China). 523. Negami,

K.

(Japan).

524.

Neil, C. K. (U. S. A.).

525.

Neilson,

Miss

M. E.

(Canada).

[ 26 ]

526. Neterer, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 527. Neumaier, A. (Germany).

528. manj Miss M. E. (U.S. A.).

531. Ng, T. (China). 532. Ngao, N. Y.

(U. S. A.).

535. Nielsen-Dinesen,

C. B.

(Denmark).

536. Nordstrom,

Neuse, W. (Germany).

(China).

533. Nickels,

Miss

A.

(Finland).

529. New, N. S. H. J. (U. S. A.).

537.

Noyce,

C. G.

(China).

530.

534. Nielsen,

(U.

S. A.).

538.

NewA. E.

Nyi,

Miss V. M. (China). 539. Obana, Miss M. M. Philippine Islands).

540. Ohlsson, H. (Sweden). 541. Okamura, R. (Japan). 542. Olekiewicz, W. G. (Poland). 543. Olivo, O. M. (Italy). 544. Ollendorf, Miss A. (Germany). 545. Ollendorf, Miss M. (Germany). 546. Olsen, S. R. (Denmark). 547. Olson, E. M. (U.S. A.). 548. O’Steen, A. (U. S. A. 549. Ovestad, Miss K. (Norway). 550. Owen, Miss M. (England). 551. Pace, M.D. (U. S. A.). 552. Padalino, F. (Italy). 553. Pagnucco, L. (Italy.). 554. Painter, Miss K. (U.S. A.). 555. Palacios, M. M. (Mexico). 556. Palleske, S. (U. S. A.). 557. Palma, H. (Philippine Islands). 558. Palmer, Miss H. M. (U. S. A.) 559. Palting,

C.

(Philippine

Islands).

560.

Papadopoulou,

Miss

E.

(Turkey).

[27]

561. Papp, A. J. (Hungary).

562. Parada, Miss A. (Chile).

563. Parsons, C. (U. S. A.). 561. Parulekar, N. B. (India). 565. Passoth, K. (Germany).

566. Patil, D. K. (India).

567. Patterson, H. A. (U. S. A.). 568. Paustian, P. W. (India).

569. Pedroso, R. P. (Brazil). 570. Peirce, G. S. (CU. S. A.). 571. Peng, Y. (China) 572. Penner, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 573. Perlmann, N. (Hungary). ot4. Pernick, A. (Latvia), 575. Perry. Miss A. C..(U. 8, A.). 576. Peters, Miss Y. (india). 577. Phelps, Miss M. CU. S. A.). 578.

Philippsen, H. (Germany).

579. Phillips, Miss N. E. (Canada).

580. Pi, K. C. (China).

581. Pilibos, E. D. (U. S. A.).

582. Pirquet, H. (Austria).

583. Plaskov, H. (U.S. A.). 584. Plehn, P. E. (Germany).

585. Popoff, B. M. (Bulgaria).

586. Prado, J. (Bolivia). 587. Prentice, Mrs. M. H. (U. S. A.). 588. Previdi, Miss M. E. (U. S. A.). 589. Psezolkowski, S. (Poland).

590. Quijada, Miss L. (Chile).

591, Rabago, A. B. (Philippine Islands): 592. Rabago, T. L. (Philippine Islands).

593. Ragan, J. W., Jr. CU. S. A.).

594. Rahm, E. T. (Sweden).

595. Raisz, E. J. (Hungary).

[ 28 ]

596. Rashid, M. R. (Iraq). 597. Rector, Miss H. V. (Argentine).

598. Redefer, F. L. (U. S. A.).

599. Reed, Miss D. (U. S. A.).

600. Reeve, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 601. Reeve, Miss M. (U. S. A.).

602. Reiblich, G. K. (U. S. A.). 603. Reil, Miss S. M. (Finland).

604. de los Reyes, A. (Philippine Islands).

605. Reymond, Miss M. L. (Switzerland). 606. Reyna, Miss A. M. (Mexico).

607. Reynolds, Miss E. V. (U. S. A.).

608. Reynolds, P. R. (U. S. A.).

609. Rhoton, A. L. (U. S. A.).

610. Richter, Miss C. I. (Germany).

611. Rickover, H. G. (U. S. A.). 612. Ridderwold-Jensen, Miss W. (Norway). 613. Riddle, N. G. (U.S. A.). 614. Robert, P. A. (Canada). 615. Robinson, Miss F. (U. S. A.). 616. Robinson, Miss J. E. (U. S. A.).

617. Rodrigues, E. E. (U. S. A.). 618. Rodrigues, L. (Portugese India). 619. Redriguez, J. (Portugese India).

620. Rogers, Miss A. K. (U. S. A.). 621. Rohl, Miss N. R. (Syria). 622.

Rojas, Miss G. (Panama).

623. Rose, Miss M.. (U. S. A.). 624. Rosenthal, A. H. (Germany).

625. Rosof, J. A. (U. S. A.).

626.

Rossi, J. (Italy). 627. Roucek, Mrs. B. S. (Czechoslovakia).

628. Roucek, J. (Czechoslovakia).

629. Rowe, Miss O. H. (South Africa). 630. Rowntree, Miss M. (Canada).

[ 29 ]

io

0 r—™

éi

Cl

oe:

kee

were

Lis

631. Reutschi, J. (Switzerland).

632. Rufener, E. C. (India).

633. Ruiz, E. (Philippine Islands).

634. Rundberg, B. E. (Sweden).

635. Russ, J. J. (Austria).

636. Russell, Miss A. (U. S. A.). 637. Russell, W. S. (CU. S. A.).

638. Ruzt-Nissen, E. M. (Norway).

639. Salas, Miss I. S. (Chile). 640. Sanders, J. E. (U. S. A.). 641. San Juan, J. (Philippine Islands). 642. Sargent, Miss B. H. (Canada). 643. Sargent, Miss C. V. (U. S. A.). 644. Sarrafian, G. B. (Syria).

645. Sartz, Miss K. K. (Norway).

646. Sauliere, F. J. (France), 647. Savage, R. S. (Canada).

648. Sayre, W. (U. S. A.) 649. Schattenmann, J. (Germany).

655. Schlegtendal, K. (Germany).

651. Schleien, Miss D. S. (Austria).

652. Schmoll, E. W. H. (Germany).

653. Schneider, Miss L. K. (U. S. A.).

654.

Schowalter, C. H. (U. S. A.). 655. Schuld, J. B. L. (Holland).

656. Schwartz, H. M. (U.S. A.).

657. Schwarzenbach, E. (Switzerland). 658. Schweitzer, W. G. (Canada).

659. Scoff, Miss T. B. (Syria).

660. Seabolt, Miss L. (U. S. A.). 661. Sears, L. M. (U. S.

A.).

662.

Secretan,

Miss J. B.

(Switzerland).

663.

Sellman,

J.

L. (U.S.

[ 30 ]

A.). 664.

Semion,

V. A. (Russia). 665.

Serbagi,

M.

(Syria).

666.

Seril, T. P.

Shabad, Miss Shelley, Miss 678. Shimizu, Shultz, E. B. Siddalingaiya, H. (Finland).

F. W. M. M.

(U.

S. A.).

667.

Sevag,

M.

G.

(Armenia).

668.

Seward,

R.

D.

(U.

S.

A.).

669.

Seward,

R.

T.

(U.

S.

A.).

678.

S: A.).

698.

Smith,

Miss

E. (Poland).

671. Shahane, Miss P. W. (India).

672. Shapiro, A. (Palestine).

673. Sharenkoff, V. (Bulgaria).

674.

P. (Hungary).

675. Shelly, Miss M. J. (U. S. A.).

676. Shepard, Miss M. (U. S. A.). 677. Sherman, S. (U. S. A.).

H. (Japan). 679. Shiya, Miss E. T. (U.S. A.). 680.

Shiya, G. G. (U. S. A.).

681. Short, Miss D. (Canada).

682 (U. S. A.).

683. Shumway, Miss A. K. (U.S. A.). 684. Sicari de Amicis, D. (Italy). 685. Sichel, S. (Germany).

686.

M. (India).

687. Sih, T. S. (China).

688. Simsar, M. (Persia). 689. Sipple, L. B. (U. S. A.). 690. Sjoeblom, Miss G. 691. Skoglund, J. A. (Sweden).

692. Smith, Miss E. E. (U. S. A.). 693. Smith, F. T. (U.S. A.). 694. Smith, Miss

(U. S. A.). 695. Smith, Miss L. E. (U. S. A.). 696. Smith, L. F. (Scotland), 697.

(Canada). 699. Smith, N. R. (U. S. A.). 700. Smithson, Miss M. B. (U. S. A.).

[31]

Smith,

M.

(U.

701. Sneok, J. C. (U. S. A.). 702. Sorensen, Miss B. (Denmark).

703. Sorensen, Miss P. (Denmark).

704. Spanner, G. (Germany).

705. Sparck, Miss I. (Norway).

706. Spearman, W. H. (Canada) 707. Spielman. Miss W. J. (England).

708. Spies, Miss L. (U. S. A.). 709. Stall, Miss D. L. (CU. S. A.): 710. Staud, Miss 1. E. (U: S. A.). 711. Steely, F. (U.S. A.). 712. Steely, Mrs. M. S. (Porto Rico). 713. Stein, J. R. (U. S. A.).

714. Stenzel, W. (Germany) 715. Stephanides, Miss P. A. (Greece).

716. Sterno, Miss _ I. (Roumania).

717. Stevenson, H. R. (U.S. A.).

718. Stohl, Miss V. (Sweden).

719. Street, Miss L. C. (U.S. A.). 720. Styr. Miss L. F. (Norway).

721. Sung, Miss M. H. L. (China).

722. Suzuki, S. (Japan).

723. Sweet, Miss M. I. (U.S. A.).

724. Szuts, V. S. (Hungary).

725. Tai, Miss Z. L. (China)...

726. Takegahara, T. (Japan). 727. Tang, C. P. (China). 728. Tang, Miss L. D. (China).

729. Tayler, W. L. (U.S. A.).

730. Taylor, P. B. (U.S. A.). 731. Taylor, Miss R. G. (U. S. A.).

732..Taylor, 8S. B. (England).

733. Tenlin, Miss M. (Finland).

734. Thalman, J. L. (U. S. A.). 735. Thom, Miss E. O. N. (China).

[ 32]

736. Thomas, M. H. (U. S. A.).

737. Thompson, Miss R. R. (U. S. A.).

738. Torres, Miss M. (Chile).

739. Trautz, O. R. (Ger many).

740. Taal; Z: 3. (China).

741. Teang, C. 8S. (China).

742.: Tsang, Mises H: M. (China).

743. Tseng, K. H. (China). . 744.

Tsuchiya, Miss A. (Japan).

745. Tucker, Miss V. J. (Canada).

746. Unger, A. (Germany).

747. Urcia, M. C. (Philippine Islands).

748. Vacha, F. F. (Germany).

749. Valk, W. L. (Holland).

750. Vallejo, E. (Philippine Islands).

751. Vanderborght, M. L. (Belgium).

752. van der Heide, Miss R. (Holland).

753. Van Dyke, J. (Holland).

754. Van Gelder, Miss E. P. (U. S. A.).

755. van Glabbeke, A. (Belgium).

756. Vartanian, V. G. (Armenia).

757. Vaughan, Miss C. A. (U.S. A.). 758. Veazie, E. A. (U.S. A.).

759. Veech, Miss A. (U. S. A.).

760. Velinsky, S. (Czechoslovakia).

761. Veltman, D. T. (Holland).

762. Vergara, T. (Philippine Islands).

763. Vernier, J. (Madagascar).

764. Vicente, E. F. (Portugal). 765. Vicente, L. G. (Philippine Islands). 766. Vidal, Miss

Z. C. (Brazil).

Virgu, Miss H.

767. Villalon, (Esthonia).

B. G.

(Philippine

Islands).

768.

Villanueva,

[ 33 ]

R.

(Bolivia).

769.

Vincent,

Miss

R.

(U.

S.

A.).

770.

771. Visser, J. P. (Holland).

772. Volz, H. (Germany).

773. Von Mach, Miss M. F. (Germany).

774. Von Nordesk, Miss E. (Ger: many).

775. von Preindlsperg, L. P. (Jugoslavia).

776. Wagene-, T. A. (Germany).

777. Wagner, G. (Germany).

778. Wagner, T. C. (France).

779. Walmsley, L. C. (Canada).

780. Wang, Miss F. M. (China).

781. Wang, H. C. (China).

782. Wang, W. H. (China).

783. Wang, Y. L. (China). 784. Warburton, C. A. (U. S. A.).

785. Wassman, Miss A. S. (U. S. A.).

786. Wassman, Miss R. L. (U. S. A.). 787. Wasson, R. J. (U. S. A.). 788. Waterbury, Miss D. M. (U.S. A.). 789. Webster, Miss D. P. (U. 8. A.).

790. Wee, K. A. (China).

791. Weidner, H. H. P. (Germany).

792. Weigh, K. Y. (China).

793. Weinlaub, K. (Germany).

794.

Wendelbo,

Miss

798. Whipple, 802. Whitsitt, DD. (U. 8: A.)

A.

Miss Miss

(Norway).

A. M.

G. L.

(U. (U.

795.

S. A.).

S. A.).

Wertz, 799.

803.

Miss

R.

(U.

S. A.).

796.

Whalen,

Miss

R. E. (U.S.

A.).

797.

Whelpley, J. R. (Canada).

White, Miss A. E. (U.S. A.). 800. White, L. C. (U.S. A.). 801. White, R. B. (U.S. A.).

Whitson, Miss A. M. (England).

804. Whitted, J. A. (U.S. A.). 805. Williams, Miss G.

[34]

:

oe

806. Wilson, J. (U. S. A.). 807. Wilson, Miss V. V. (U. S. A.). 808. Wise, J. M. (Lithuania). 809. Wiser, Miss E. (U. S. A.). 810.

Wissmann, R. (Switzerland).

811. Wolfe, Miss V. A. (U.S. A.). 812. Wolff, K. (Germany).

813. Wong, Miss N. C. (China).

814.

Wright, Miss R. E. (U. S. A.).

815. Wyker, Mrs. M. (U. S. A.). 816. Yang, H. C.. (China).

817. Yang, Miss S. C. (China).

818.

Yang, 8. C. (China).

819. Yawata, G. N. (Japan).

820. Yenchar, J. G, (U. S. A.). 821. Yetter, Miss K. R. (U. S. A). 822. Yip, K. D. (China).

823. Yohannessian, Miss A. A. (Russia).

824. Yoon, H. S. (Korea).

825. Yung, K. (China).

826. Zachariou, Miss A.

tage

T.

ne

L. (China).

Ziegler, G. (Germany).

828. Zimmerman,

Mrs. J. D.

[ 35 ]

(U.

S. A.).

829. Ziskoven,

Miss

H.

M

.(Germany).

830.

Zung,

AEN RE6Oe Catal

ee ane

“

eNOS A He SER AI

YHO NE

aT

The House Song OT for the present only Not for ourselves alone; Not for great gain and glory Nor deed yet to be done; Not for the swift adventure As distant seas we sail— Not these—we are here to live “That brotherhood may prevail.”

Here to create the friendship

HUDSON

RIVER

LOOKING

NORTH

HUDSON

RIVER

LOOKING

SOUTH

That widens the range of life; Here to learn understanding That shall end the nations’ strife; Here to pass on aflame

The light that can never fail,

The Keystone of the House, “That brotherhood may prevail.”

Swiftly the days speed by On the wide wings of good-will; Laughter and effort and labor Testing our untried skill.

Yet daily we gather the notes Of an anthem earth will hail— The future Song of the Nations: “That brotherhood may prevail.”

—Olive

Rowe.

Photographs

[ 36 ]

by

Champlain

Studios,

New

York

ATI Se AU EIR HENAN EVIE NINES LAE

IP PINON SNE Wil BASES

TA,

Ae

ae

a eer

-

5s

:

aos

per

TT

e

egigermere

;