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It's always nice to pin Alma down in one place. It wasn't necessary for me to include the whole article, but I enjoy seeing what all these people were doing, and if you don't, you can move on to the next document.
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Summer Activities Of Faculty And Staff Members
Miss Dorothy Cogswell has recently exhibited "The River" (an oil tempera double portrait), at the show of the Independent Painters and Sculptors of Hartford; "Not Wanted" (oil) at the Albany Institute of History and Arts and "Splitting Cod" (water color) at the Arts and Crafts exhibition in Meriden, Conn. She has been made vice-president of the Springfield Art League.
Henry Rox had a new series of fruit compositions published in color in the June copy of Life magazine.
Dr. Alice Farnsworth, chairman of the department, returns to campus this fall after her year's sabbatical. She spent the summer at the McDonald Obervatory of the University of Texas, working on the sky she obtained in South America.
Dr. Helen S. Hogg returns this fall to the University of Toronto as the first woman professor of astronomy.
Dr. Emma P. Carr and Dr. Mary Mary Sherrill cooperated with the Committee on Public Safety of South Hadley, this summer. Dr. Carr gave a lecture on "The Chemistry of Fire and Incendiary Bombs," and assisted in the preparation of the incendary bomb demonstration held on pageant field on July 15. Dr. Sherrill gave a lecture on "Gas warfare."
Dr. Alzada Comstock was a member of the Fourth Conference on Canadian American affairs held at Queen's university, Kingston, Ontario, June 23-26. Miss Juliet Fisher attended the Harvard Summer school. D. John Lobb attended the Harvard Summer School and did research at the university. Mrs. Louise Wallis appeared with the Valley Players at Mountain Park this summer in their production of "The Cradle Song."
Dr. Julia Shipman taught courses in geography in the Summer school at the University of Nebraska. Dr. Robert Balk and Max Willard worked this summer on the Massachusetts Geological Survey. Dr. Antoni Zygmund, Mrs. Zygmund, and their son spent the summer in California. Dr. Zygmund gave two lectures at a mathematical conference held in celebration of the University of Stanford's 50th anniversary.
Miss Lillian Kuester and Mrs. Everett Hawkins taught first aid courses this summer. Miss Kuester in Radolph, Vt., and Mrs. Hawkins in South Hadley. Miss Catherine Hasbrouck studied at a tennis camp in Maine and at a riding camp in Mexico, N. Y. Miss Winifred Valentine studied the dance this summer at the Bennington School of Arts. Dr. Charlotte Haywood did research this summer at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole. Dr. Alma A. Stokey did research this summer at Woods Hole. Dr. Fredda Reed and Dr. Ethel Eltinge did research in South Hadley. Miss Florence Crane studied at Columbia university.
Dr. Ellen D. Ellis spent the summer in South Hadley, working on a study of certain parts of the Covenant of the League of Nations in preparation for the meeting of the Institute on World Organization held in Washington this month. She was one of the sponsors of this meeting, which she attended. Dr. Victoria Schuck worked in South Hadley and Washington, and visited her home in Palo Alto, California, for ten days in August and September.
Dr. Stuart M. Stoke taught this summer at the University of Illinois and Dr. Richard Sollenberger taught at the University of Virginia. Dr. Ruth Sedgwick did research at the University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru. Miss Flora Belle Ludington taught at the School of Library Service, at Columbia University.
Miss Dorothy Cogswell has recently exhibited "The River" (an oil tempera double portrait), at the show of the Independent Painters and Sculptors of Hartford; "Not Wanted" (oil) at the Albany Institute of History and Arts and "Splitting Cod" (water color) at the Arts and Crafts exhibition in Meriden, Conn. She has been made vice-president of the Springfield Art League.
Henry Rox had a new series of fruit compositions published in color in the June copy of Life magazine.
Dr. Alice Farnsworth, chairman of the department, returns to campus this fall after her year's sabbatical. She spent the summer at the McDonald Obervatory of the University of Texas, working on the sky she obtained in South America.
Dr. Helen S. Hogg returns this fall to the University of Toronto as the first woman professor of astronomy.
Dr. Emma P. Carr and Dr. Mary Mary Sherrill cooperated with the Committee on Public Safety of South Hadley, this summer. Dr. Carr gave a lecture on "The Chemistry of Fire and Incendiary Bombs," and assisted in the preparation of the incendary bomb demonstration held on pageant field on July 15. Dr. Sherrill gave a lecture on "Gas warfare."
Dr. Alzada Comstock was a member of the Fourth Conference on Canadian American affairs held at Queen's university, Kingston, Ontario, June 23-26. Miss Juliet Fisher attended the Harvard Summer school. D. John Lobb attended the Harvard Summer School and did research at the university. Mrs. Louise Wallis appeared with the Valley Players at Mountain Park this summer in their production of "The Cradle Song."
Dr. Julia Shipman taught courses in geography in the Summer school at the University of Nebraska. Dr. Robert Balk and Max Willard worked this summer on the Massachusetts Geological Survey. Dr. Antoni Zygmund, Mrs. Zygmund, and their son spent the summer in California. Dr. Zygmund gave two lectures at a mathematical conference held in celebration of the University of Stanford's 50th anniversary.
Miss Lillian Kuester and Mrs. Everett Hawkins taught first aid courses this summer. Miss Kuester in Radolph, Vt., and Mrs. Hawkins in South Hadley. Miss Catherine Hasbrouck studied at a tennis camp in Maine and at a riding camp in Mexico, N. Y. Miss Winifred Valentine studied the dance this summer at the Bennington School of Arts. Dr. Charlotte Haywood did research this summer at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole. Dr. Alma A. Stokey did research this summer at Woods Hole. Dr. Fredda Reed and Dr. Ethel Eltinge did research in South Hadley. Miss Florence Crane studied at Columbia university.
Dr. Ellen D. Ellis spent the summer in South Hadley, working on a study of certain parts of the Covenant of the League of Nations in preparation for the meeting of the Institute on World Organization held in Washington this month. She was one of the sponsors of this meeting, which she attended. Dr. Victoria Schuck worked in South Hadley and Washington, and visited her home in Palo Alto, California, for ten days in August and September.
Dr. Stuart M. Stoke taught this summer at the University of Illinois and Dr. Richard Sollenberger taught at the University of Virginia. Dr. Ruth Sedgwick did research at the University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru. Miss Flora Belle Ludington taught at the School of Library Service, at Columbia University.
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Dr. Alice Farnsworth, chairman of the department, returns to campus this fall after her year's sabbatical. She spent the summer at the McDonald Obervatory of the University of Texas, working on the sky she obtained in South America.
What? Chairman of what department? And can you really get a piece of the sky for your very own in South America?
2.
Dr. Charlotte Haywood did research this summer at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole.
It seems to me I've seen Dr. Charlotte Haywood's name elsewhere, but I can't remember where.
3.
Dr. Alma A. Stokey did research this summer at Woods Hole.
Wrong middle initial. It should be G.
4.
Dr. Fredda Reed and Dr. Ethel Eltinge did research in South Hadley.
There's a Non-Family page for Fredda in this website. And I'm sure she visited Alma at Fernbank sometime during the summer.
5.
Dr. Ellen D. Ellis spent the summer in South Hadley, working on a study of certain parts of the Covenant of the League of Nations in preparation for the meeting of the Institute on World Organization held in Washington this month. She was one of the sponsors of this meeting, which she attended.
I enjoy sightings of Ellen Deborah Ellis, who, like Alma, went to exotic places. I have given her space on the non-family South Hadley folks page even though I have no evidence that Alma even knew her, though of course she must have, given the small size of Mount Holyoke College.
Dr. Alice Farnsworth, chairman of the department, returns to campus this fall after her year's sabbatical. She spent the summer at the McDonald Obervatory of the University of Texas, working on the sky she obtained in South America.
What? Chairman of what department? And can you really get a piece of the sky for your very own in South America?
2.
Dr. Charlotte Haywood did research this summer at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole.
It seems to me I've seen Dr. Charlotte Haywood's name elsewhere, but I can't remember where.
3.
Dr. Alma A. Stokey did research this summer at Woods Hole.
Wrong middle initial. It should be G.
4.
Dr. Fredda Reed and Dr. Ethel Eltinge did research in South Hadley.
There's a Non-Family page for Fredda in this website. And I'm sure she visited Alma at Fernbank sometime during the summer.
5.
Dr. Ellen D. Ellis spent the summer in South Hadley, working on a study of certain parts of the Covenant of the League of Nations in preparation for the meeting of the Institute on World Organization held in Washington this month. She was one of the sponsors of this meeting, which she attended.
I enjoy sightings of Ellen Deborah Ellis, who, like Alma, went to exotic places. I have given her space on the non-family South Hadley folks page even though I have no evidence that Alma even knew her, though of course she must have, given the small size of Mount Holyoke College.
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