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Title: Bryn Mawr Alumnae Quarterly, 1919-1920
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Bryn Mawr College. Alumnae Association
Subjects: Bryn Mawr College--Periodicals Bryn Mawr College--Alumni and Alumnae
Publisher: Bryn Mawr, PA: Bryn Mawr Alumnae Association
Contributing Library: Bryn Mawr College Library, Special Collections
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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s are ar-ranged there, as for example speeches by thefaculty in various cities during the Christmasvacation, Maeterlincks first public lecture inPhiladelphia, a banquet at the Ritz in Phila-delphia on January 28 at which the guests ofhonor were William Howard Taft, and Prof.Caroline F. E. Spurgeon. MAY DAY TO BE GIVEN Far and away the most important enter-tainment of the year, May Day, will probablybe managed from this office. The undergrad-uates have voted by a large majority to giveMay Day for the benefit of the EndowmentFund. They have asked Mrs. Otis Skinner tobe the general director, and she has been invitedto have her headquarters in the EndowmentBureau room because of its convenient location.The business manager of May Day who has not.been appointed yet, will also be invited to haveher desk in the office. Elizabeth Vincent, 23, has been elected chair-man of the Central May Day committee. Theother members are Helen Hill for the Juniors,Cornelia Skinner for the Sophomores, Eliza-
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1920) Annual Meeting beth Bright for the Freshman and Amy Martin,Bryn Mawr 15 for the graduates. DarthelaClark, president of the Undergraduate Associ-ation is ex-omcio a member. In preparation for the final vote on the ques-tion of giving May Day, several alumnae spoketo the undergraduates at a mass meeting held inthe chapel on November 18. They were LucyMartin Donnelly, 93; Myra Elliot Vauclain(Mrs. Jacques Vauclain), 08, and MarionReilly, 01. Lantern slides and photographswere shown. May Day is to be the great contribution of theundergraduates to the Two Million Dollar En-dowment Fund. Every student will give timeand thought to the campaign. DISTRICT ORGANIZATION Through thorough district organization it isexpected that every alumna will also want todo something very definite for the college. Thecountry has been divided in a general way intozones. Every zone will have a chairman withlocal chairmen under her who in turn will havea chairman of canvassers, a chairman of esti-mates, a c

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