Radcliffe Gradation Honors 79 Women at Sanders Theatre
Fifty-seven graduates in black caps and gowns receive bachelor degrees. twenty earn bachelor of arts, two seniors become doctors of philosophy, and many attain master of arts. The ceremonies at Sanders Theatre include remarks by Dean Irwin and President Briggs, with applause as diplomas are awarded. Notable honorees include Florence May Gilmore and Lois Kimball Mathews among others.
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Radcliffe College
Sanders Theatre
Memorial Hall
Choral Society
Dean Irwin
le Baron R. Briggs
Radcliffe
Eliot
Harvard College
Harvard
George Hodges
Florence May Gilmore
Carolyn Virginia Tanner
Briggs
Sophia Whitney Bennett
Helen Morton Bridgham
Rachel Orne Brooks
Frederica Leigh Cliff
Sarah Maynard Damon
Elizabeth Porter Daniell
Laura Goldthwaite Dillingham
Sarah Mary Dolan
Euphemia Drysdale
Helen Maude Emery
Constance Fuller
Margaret Austin Gillett
Ethel Lucretia Leighton
Bertha Amelia Meckstroth
Grace Carrie Merrill
A. B
Blanche Ella Moore
Camille Maud Moses
Therese Norton
Helen Mabel Ramsay
Ruth Richards
Eudora Elizabeth Ripley
Fannie Stowell Russell
Ida Roberts Scott
Ith Tracy
B. L
Elizabeth Weisman
Winifred Mary Welch
When
Carter Wheelwright
Amey Lemoine
Charlotte Hastings Adams
Helen Childs Carter
Ruth Dallinger
Sally Freeman Dawes
Florence Helen French
Mary Elizabeth Grimes
Alice Frances Haskell
Gertrude Ellen Homans
Ida Belle
Charlotte Farrington Babcock
Edith Nason Buckingham
Mary Lewis Coleman
Eleanor Garrison
Maud Bassett Gorham
Florence Alden Gragg
Theresa Sylvia Haley
Blanche Maneahan Huse
Helen Idella Kendall
Florence Parthenia Lewis
Frances Dorothy MacCarthy
Virginia Mary McComb
Charlotte Elizabeth Morgan
Rena Rockwell
Josephine Theresa Hedwig Sahr
Mabel Louise Southwick
Caroline Strong
Elsa Hillyer White
Mary Morton Wood
Margaret Coleman Waites
Lois Kimball Mathews
Frances Hall Rousmaniere
Rapid Life and Heart Disease in New York City
The piece argues that a surge in heart disease deaths in New York City, rising to 125 in one week from 56 the prior year, reflects Americans living too fast. It cites stress from business, social duties, and worry as triggers, urging reforms in habits and diet and promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and nerve tonic. It includes endorsements of Golden Seal and Stone root components and urges moderation, rest, and outdoor activity for recovery.
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New York City
New York
Pierce
John Mudder
Cincinnati
Collinsonia
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Doctor Erce
BV. Pierce
Bate
Harvard Alumni Outing Highlights Across Massachusetts
Alumni from several classes enjoyed a day outdoors with activities at Lincoln Moorfield Storey Oakley Country Club Hamilton Gardner Nahant Point of Pines Brookline Country Club. Each class gathered for leisure and social engagement in distinct towns.
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Harvard
Lincoln
Moorfield Storey
Oakley Country Club
Hamilton
Congressman Gardner
Nahant
Point of Pines
Brookline Country Club
Harvard Graduates Meet for Brookline Outing of 1876 1900 1908 Classes
Harvard graduates from classes of 1876 1900 and 1908 joined a Brookline Country Club day of baseball tennis golf track and vaudeville. The 1900 vs 1908 baseball game ended 4 to 3 for 1908 while Alfred Stillman and Bob Kernan led the 03 battery. Weeda ’08 won the 100 yard dash from 25 starters and 1908 won the relay by 10 yards as 290 runners per team. The day closed with a brass band parade and college songs amid three cheers for Old Harvard.
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Brookline Country Club
Harvard
Alfred Stillman
Bob Kernan
Varsity
Battery
Mr. Weed
Middlebury College Holds Class Day Exercises under Elms
In Middlebury Vermont the class day exercises for the seniors were conducted today on campus under the old elms. Tomorrow the commencement exercises will be held along with the alumni association meeting. Tonight the prize speaking exhibition by sophomores and freshmen was held.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Old Elms
Williams College Class Day Ends With Senior Reception
Williams College at Williamstown held a class day program culminating in a reception in Jesup Hall hosted by President Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins for seniors alumni and guests. The annual senior promenade was conducted as part of the events.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Jesup Hall
Hopkins
Wellesley Commencement 1906 Ends With Revelations of Engagements
Governor Guild attends the 1906 Wellesley commencement as the largest class in the college’s history graduates. Dr Canfield of Columbia delivers the address on education and woman’s role, while honors include the Alice Freeman Palmer fellowship and the Billings prize in music. The Carnegie library drive nears its $125,000 goal with a late gift of 1600. The ceremony ends with seniors sharing secrets at a banquet and preparing for Boston departures.
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Wellesley
Governor Guild
Samuel B. Capen
Board of Trustees
Hazard
Wilhelmina Fleming
Harvard Observatory
Alice Freeman Palmer
James Holme Canfield
Oxon
Columbia University
A. B
M. A
Casta Josephine Boynton
Bradford
Elizabeth Manning Gardiner
Newton Centre
Helen Evangeline Greenwood
Worcester
Genevieve Clark Hanna
Penn
Emmeline Moore
Churchville
N. Y
A*tece Maria Ottley
Senecca Castle
Bertha Eleanor Trebein
Xenia
Anna Johnson
Billings
Isabelle Chandler
Macomb
Ill
Johnson
Radcliffe
University of Dakota
University of Iowa
New Star in Old Glory Design Challenge
The Post invites readers to submit designs for the flag with a new star to represent Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as one state. Selected designs will be printed next Sunday and sent to President Roosevelt for consideration as a model for the flag.
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Post
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Union
Roosevelt
Sunday Post
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