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...presence of the hour examinations and a fellow vagabond from Bryn Mawr--a vagabondess, shall we say?--both for a rather limited time, and the realization that such attractions come only once in a number of months, has forced our wanderer into a temporary seclusion. For any aspiring vagabonds who have arranged their affairs however let them realize that to attend any musical events would be to invite anti-climax after Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis" two days ago and Mr. Whiting's exquisite rendering of the Kreutzer Sonata last night...
Those who received new appointments were, R. T. Davis '26, to pursue graduate study at Harvard; R. H. Hitchcock '24, to pursue graduate study in Europe under the direction of Harvard; Katherine B. Wilson Bryn Maur '24, to pursue graduate study at Radcliffe; F. J. Roos, Chicago '27, to pursue graduate study at Harvard; M. C. Ross '27, to pursue graduate study at Harvard; E. B. Rowan, Miami '21, to pursue graduate study at Harvard; J. M. Upton '22 to continue study in Europe under the direction of Harvard; Mary F. Williams, Radcliffe '27, to pursue graduate study at Radcliffe...
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...Johns Hopkins, Dr. Ernest G. Sihier** of New York University; the first man to receive a Johns Hopkins M. D., Dr. Charles R. Bardeen of the University of Wisconsin; the first woman to receive a Ph. D. from Johns Hopkins, Dr. Florence Bascom, head of the geology department of Bryn Mawr College. Other alumni: Director George Otis Smith of the U. S. Geological Survey; President Cyrus Adler of the Jewish Theological Seminary (Manhattan) ; U. S. Minister to Denmark J. Dyneley Prince; Biologist Edwin Grant Conklin of Princeton University; Dean Gordon J. Laing of the graduate school of arts and literature...
...hard it is to buy good cigarets in England, received a sorry setback, and their envious friends a flush of joy, upon opening the September number of McCall's magazine and there reading an article by the daughter of Chief Justice Taft, Mrs. Helen Taft Manning, dean of Bryn Mawr College. "It is estimated," estimated Mrs. Manning, "that nearly 500,000 Americans have crossed the Atlantic this summer. ... I should be the last to question the benefits or the delights of European travel, and yet one may without cynicism question whether the hasty progress which is being made...