Vocations for the Trained Woman Open New Career Paths
A Wellesley edited volume from the Women's Educational and Industrial Union outlines non teaching fields for college graduates. It details required training, income ranges, and opportunities in civil service, social work, science, literature, clerical roles, business, and farming, plus an appointment bureau to place trained women. The book, sold at 264 Boylston Street Boston, costs 66 cents for paper and 1.20 dollars for cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes F. Perkins
Wellesley College
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Women's Union
Boylston Street
Boston
Brooks Hall Opens Fourth Year With New Freshmen Enrolment
Brooks Hall began its fourth year on Monday September 26 with many alumnae and new freshmen in residence except for Miss Mannchester whose news secretary role is held by Miss McCall. The dormitory's social life started Wednesday with Acting Dear Brewster attending dinner and urging students to preserve originality and spontaneity in residence traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
Kreshmen
Miss Mannchester
Miss McCall
Brewster
Spok
Ile
West 125th Street class year brings school news
1912 Junior class reports active start after vacation. Cupid signals engagements: Hazel Bristol to Ralph Lyon and Eleanor New to James Morrison. Mortarboard editors seek support for a forthcoming yearbook with plans for three performances and a strong student-administration effort. The piece emphasizes school spirit and hopes for student backing.
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Astes
Cupid
Dich
Iazel Bristol
Mrr
Ralph Lyon
Eleanor New
James Morrison
Maca
Spiel
Mortarvoard
Alrc
Toro
Fanny Tree
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John F. Klipp
Broadway Cor
114Th Street
Barnard
Liluan Schoedler
Cotrell & Leonard Albany
N.Y
Barnara
Brooks Hal
Sarr Ard
Riley
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Ave
120Th Street
Frechem’s
Ladie
West
Streat
New York City
Grant Senia Pres
125Th Street
Anna J. Ryan
L Shaw
Fifth Avenue
UMAN
Broadway
Morningside
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