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Volume X June, 1913 Number 4

ALUMNI CATALOG

1862-1913

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ALUMNI CATALOGARRANGED BY CLASSES

Names of deceased graduates are preceded by an asterisk.

Women graduates married since graduation are listed under

maiden name.

HONORARY DEGREES1868

* Clarkson Davis, Honorary A.M.* Lewis A. Estes, Honorary A.M.

1878

Joseph John Mills, Honorary A.M.; Honorary LL.D. (Haverford

College)—Clerk of the Five Years Meeting of Friends; 525

South Catalina Avenue, Pasadena, California.

1883

William P. Pinkham, Honorary A.M.—Author, "The Lamb of

God," "The Schism of 1827-28," "Defender of the Faith,"

"Danger Signals," etc. ; Associate Editor of Evangelical Friend;

President of Training School for Christian Workers; Pastor,

Huntington Park Friends' Church ; Huntington Park, Cali-

fornia.

- * Moses C. Stevens, Honorary A.M.

1886

Hiram Hadley, Honorary A.M.—Author, "Lessons in Language,"

"Lee and Hadley's English Grammar" ; Retired ; Ex-President

New Mexico Agricultural College; Ex-President University of

New Mexico; Ex-Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruc-

tion ; Mesilla Park, New Mexico.

Thomas Clarkson Trueblood, Honorary A.M.—Author, "Practical

Elocution," "Choice Readings," "Patriotic Eloquence"; Joint

Compiler, "Standard Selections"; Professor of Oratory, Uni-

versity of Michigan; Hill Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan,

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4 ALUMNI CATALOG

1883

* Cyrus W. Hodgin, Honorary A.M.

* William H. Taylor, Honorary Ph.D.; M.D. (Medical College of

Ohio).188g

Robert Underwood Johnson, B.S., 1871, Honorary Ph.D.; Hon-

orary A.M. (Yale), 1891. (See write-up under Class of 1871.)

1893

i Mordecai Hiatt Fletcher, Honorary M.S.; M.D. and D.D.S. (Mi-

ami Medical College)—Author of a large number of papers con-

nected with the advancement of the science of Medicine and

Dentistry; Physician; practice restricted to Stomatology, or

Diseases of the mouth and teeth; 11 East Seventh Street, Cin-

cinnati, Ohio.ig96

Carolyn Hobbs Trueblood, Honorary A.M. (Mrs. T. C. Trueblood)

—Hill Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan (as given in 1907).

1898

Thomas Abbott Mott, Honorary A.M.—Superintendent of Schools;

Richmond, Indiana; after September 1, 1913, Seymour, Indiana.

1899

* William W. Birdsall, B.S. 1873, Honorary A.M. 1899.

1905

Arthur Curtis Rogers, B.S. 1877, Honorary LL.D. ; M.D. (Medical

Department, University of Iowa). (See write-up under Class of

1877.)1906

William Dudley Foulke, Honorary LL.D. ; A.B., A.M., LL.B.,

(Columbia University)—Author, "Slav and Saxon," "Life of

Oliver P. Morton," "Maya," "Protean Papers," "History of the

Langobards"; Richmond, Indiana.

1908

Hiram E. Hadley, Honorary LL.D.; LL.B., (Northwestern Univer-

sity Law School, 1877)—Author, "600 Legal Opinions in Reports

of Supreme Court of the State of Washington"; Ex-Chief Jus-

tice of State of Washington; Lawyer; 375 Colman Building,

Seattle, Washington.

EARLHAM COLLEGE

1909

» j£>rville Wright, Honorary M.S.—Joint Inventor of the Aeroplane

;

Recipient of many honors on account of invention; First Vice-

«t "g President of American Company for Manufacture of Aero-

£ Z planes ; Dayton, Ohio.7- Q-z ^ Wilbur Wright, Honorary M.S.

1912UJ

\ &rtemus Hadley, Honorary M.S.—Inventor of Corn Shocker, Trac-

5 *—' tor Engine, Cane Harvester, Universal Derrick; Expert Mechan-

ical Engineer; 2050 Ashland Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

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$ DEGREES CONFERRED IN COURSE

CLASS OF 1862 (2)

* Joseph A. Clark, A.B., A.M.* Luzena ThORNBURG, A.B.

CLASS OF 1863 (1)

Erastus Test, B.S., M.S. 1866; M.D. 1868 (University of Michi-

gan) ; M.D. 1873 (Indiana Medical College) ; Professor of

Mathematics, Emeritus on the Carnegie Foundation, PurdueUniversity; 103 Russell Street, Lafayette, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1864 (4)

John Chawner, A.B., A.M. 1867.—Retired teacher; 765 SummitAvenue, Pasadena, California.

Samuel C. Cowgill, B.S.—Sugar Cane Planter; San Benito, Texas.

^ Benjamin F. Lamb, A.B., A.M. 1867; M.D. (Miami Medical Col-

lege)—Belvidere, North Carolina (as given in 1907).** William A. Moore, B.S.

CLASS OF 1865 (10)

* Daniel W. Marmon, A.B.

* Susan A. Morris, A.B.

y Calvin Wasson Pearson, A.B., A.M. 1869; Ph.D. 1869 (Gottingen

University)—Author of pamphlet, "Timber Trade and its His-

torical Importance"; Harwood Professor of German Languageand Literature, Emeritus, on the Carnegie Foundation, Beloit

College, Wisconsin; Wallingford, Pennsylvania.

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* Martha Pray, A.B.

Deborah A. Steere, B.S.—m. Samuel C. Howell; Selma, Ohio.

* Edward Taylor, A.B., A.M. 1876.

* Pleasant Terrell, B.S.

Anna Valentine, A.B.—m. Jonathan Clark Rogers (deceased) ;

Demorest, Georgia.

* William H. Valentine, A.B.

Henry Charles Wright, A.B—National Road, West, Richmond,

Indiana.CLASS OF 1866 (7)

* George N. Conroe, A.B.

* Edwin H. Dorland, B.S. ; M.D.

Israel H. Hollingsworth, B.S.—Farmer; Richmond, Indiana, Rural

Route No. 8.

Alpheus McTaggart, A.B., A.M. 1877; Ph.D. (Syracuse Univer-

sity)—Clarkesburg, Ontario, Canada (as given in 1903).

*John Morgan, A.B., A.M. (DePauw University); LL.B. (Indian-

apolis Law School) ; Ph.D. (Central University).

* William Russell, A.B.

* Robert B. Warder, A.B., A.M. 1876; B.S. (Lawrence Scientific

School of Harvard University.)

CLASS OF 1867 (5)

Seth G. Hastings, B.S; M.D. 1877 (Pulte Medical College)—Physician and Surgeon; Minister; Room 349, Moore Building,

San Antonio, Texas.

* John P. Mather, B.S.

Mary Taylor, B.S.—m. Erastus Test; 103 Russell Street, Lafayette,

Indiana.

* Allen Terrell, B.S.

* William B. Wickersham, A.B.

CLASS OF 1868 (9)

Jerome Hollingsworth, A.B.—Coal Dealer; Box 141, Des Moines,

Iowa.

* Elizabeth L. Horney, A.B.

Oliver M. Ladd, A.B. ; LL.B. (Iowa University).

Daniel Lawrence, B.S.—Farmer; Spiceland, Indiana.

* William B. Pusey, B.S.

EARLHAM COLLEGE '

Isham Sedgwick, B.S., M.S. 1880—-Articles and lectures on Horti-

culture; at present lecturer at Idaho Movable Agricultural

School; Wendell, Idaho.

Eliza Katherine Smelser, B.S.—Richmond, Indiana (as given in

1910).

Mary A. White, B.S.—m. Professor William W. White, '68 (de-

ceased) ; 163 Queen Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

* William W. White, B.S.

CLASS OF 1869 (3)

* Angelina Hough, B.S.—m. David White.

-^ Samuel J. Spray, B.S.—Civil and Mining Engineer; 245 WestEighth Street, Salida, Colorado.

,-: Benjamin F. Trueblood, A.B., A.M. 1875; LL.D. 1887 (Iowa Wes-leyan University) ; LL.D. 1890 (Iowa State University) ; LL.D.

1907 (Baylor University, Texas)—Author of "The Federation

of the World"; General Secretary American Peace Society, Bos-

ton ; Interested in Missions, International Peace, Municipal Re-

form; Washington, D. C.

CLASS OF 1870 (1)

* Morris P. Wright, A.B.

CLASS OF 1871 (4)

George N. Hartley, A.B.—Minister; Fountain City, Indiana (as

given in 1910).

Daniel W. Henley, B.S.; LL.B. 1875 (Des Moines, Iowa)—At-torney-at-Law ; 505-509 The Rookery, Spokane, Washington.

Robert Underwood Johnson, B.S., Honorary Ph.D. 1889; A.M. 1891

(Yale University)—Decorations of Chevalier of the Legion of

Honor, France, 1891, and Chevaliere of the Crown of Italy,

1895; Phi Beta Kappa Election (William and Mary) ; Originator

of Memorial to Keats and Shelley in Rome; Ex-Editor of Cen-

tury Magazine; Author of "Winter Hour," "Songs of Liberty

and Other Poems," "St. Gaudens : an Ode," etc. ; 33 East Seven-

teenth Street, New York City, New York.

William Allen Macy, B.S—401 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

5

8 ALUMNI CATALOG

CLASS OF 1872 (7)

Martha J. Binford, B.S.; B.S. (National Normal School, Lebanon,

Ohio)—m. Clarkson Elliott; Elder, Quarterly Meeting; Super-

intendent Home Missions; Monthly Meeting Correspondent;

County Superintendent Home Department of Sunday-school;

County Secretary of Board of Charities; Rural Route No. 21,

Carthage, Indiana.

Anna Ellen Gove, A.B.—m. James Russell Brownell; Grand

Meadow, Minnesota.

* William Macy Hadley, A.B.

Lydia J. Jackson, A.B. ; 619 South Greenleaf Avenue, Whittier,

California.

Oscar B. Todhunter, A.B.; M.D. (Hygeia Medical College, Cin-

cinnati, Ohio)—Editor and Publisher; First National Bank

Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.

* Ruth Woodard, A.B. (Mrs. Trueblood).

Walter B. Wright, B.S. ; Indianapolis, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1873 (13)

* Henry C. G. Bals, B.S.

* William W. Birdsall, B.S., A.M. Honorary 1899.

* Thomas S. Brown, B.S.

David Worth Dennis, A.B., A.M. 1878; Ph.D. (Syracuse Univer-

sity)—Author, "One Hundred Lessons About Plants," and

many educational articles; Professor of Biology, Earlham Col-

lege; Minister; Richmond, Indiana.

*J. Howard Gove, B.S.

Aaron H. Hastings, B.S. ; M.D. 1887 (Hahnemann Medical College,

Chicago)—Physician and Surgeon; 311^4 East Main Street,

Muncie, Indiana.

* William C. Hastings, B.S.; M.D. 1880 (Pulte Medical College,

Cincinnati).

Charles Virgil Osborn, A.B.—Author, "Christ's Place in History"

(booklet); Teacher and Agriculturist; Elk Grove, California.

Ruth Emma Stubbs, B.S.—m. William N. Trueblood, 73; Rural

Route No. 8, Richmond, Indiana.

Lydia Taylor, B.S.—m. Thomas Painter (deceased) ; Pastor, Friends'

Church, Monrovia, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE V

William Newby Trueblood, A.B., A.M. 1891—Professor of English,

Earlham College, Rural Route No. 8, Richmond, Indiana.

* Alpheus Exum White, B.S.

Sylvanus Jesse Wright, A.B.—Retired Farmer; Spiceland, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1874 (10)

Oliver Hazard Bogue, B.S.; LL.B., LL.D. (University of Michigan)

Retired Lawyer ; 14 Wall Street, New York, New York ; Tem-porary address, Richmond, Indiana.

* William F. Clawson, A.B.

Jacob Piatt Dunn, B.S., M.S. 1888; LL.B. 1876 (University of

Michigan)—Author of "Massacres of the Mountains," Harper's,

1886, of "Indiana" in Commonwealth series, 1888, of "TrueIndian Stories," 1909, and of pamphlets, magazine articles, etc.;

Chief Clerk, Treasurer of Marion County, Indiana; Secretary

Indiana Historical Society; President Indiana Public Library

Commission ; 915 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indi-

ana (as given in 1910).

Ruth Hinshaw, B.S.—m. Samuel J. Spray ; 245 West Eighth Street,

Salida, Colorado.

* Edwin Horney, A.B.

William W. Jones, A.B. ; M.D. 1878 (University of Pennsylvania)

—Physician; 940 Western Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania.

James Bryant Unthank, B.S., M.S.—Pastor Friends' Church; 27

Buckeye Street, Dayton, Ohio.

Albert H. Yotaw, A.B.—Secretary Pennsylvania Prison Society,

Clerk of Monthly Meeting; 500 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.

* Esther A. White, B.S.

John R. White, B.S.—Real estate; Edson, Mende County, South

Dakota (as given in 1910).

CLASS OF 1875 (3)

William L. Pearson, A.B.; A.M. 1880 (Princeton University);

Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary and holder of HebrewFellowship, 1881; Ph.D. 1885 (University of Leipzig)—Author,"Prophecy of Joel," and pamphlets ; Member of Society of Bib-

lical Literature and Exegesis ; Member of Advisory Council of

10 ALUMNI CATALOG

Simplified Spelling Board; Principal Biblical School and Pro-

fessor of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, Friends' University;

1620 University Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

* Thomas Roberts, B.S.

William P. Trueblood, B.S.—Member of Kansas Legislature 1895-

1899; Vice-President and Professor of History and Sociology,

Friends' University; 1930 Mentor Avenue, Wichita, Kansas,

CLASS OF 1876 (6)

Marianna Brown, A.B., A.M. 1891; A.M. 1894 (Cornell Univer-

sity)—Registrar, Colorado College; Colorado Springs, Colorado.

* Flora E. Greene, B.S.—m. Walter B. Wright, 72.

Lindley H. Johnson, B.S.—Farmer; Dunreith, Indiana.

Absalom Rosenberger, A.B.; LL.B. 1887 (University of Michigan")

—Oskaloosa, Iowa.

* Levi Starbuck, B.S.

Robert Parker White, A.B.—Farmer; Lewisville, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1877 (10)

Mary Ladd Binford, A.B. ; M.D. 1885 (Woman's Medical College cf

Chicago) — m. Dr. Charles K. Bruner; Physician; MemberCounty Board of Children's Guardians; Clerk of Monthly Meet-

ing; Member of the Board of Trustees of Earlham College;

237 West Main Street, Greenfield, Indiana.

* Lydia N. Bowerman, A.B.—m. Franklin Blair.

Irvin H. Cammack, B.S.; LA. 1911 (University of California)—Missionary Chiquimula, Guatemala, Central America.

William Vestal Coffin, A.B.; M.D. (Miami Medical College, Cin-

cinnati, Ohio)—Physician; Whittier, California.

Albert Haisley, B.S.—Prescott, Arizona (as given in 1901).

Albert William Macy, A.B.—Author, "Short Cut Philosophy,"

"Curious Bits of History" ; Literary Editor of Chicago Daily

News; 1303 Monadnock Block, Chicago, Illinois.

Arthur C. Rogers, B.S., Honorary LL.D. 1905; M.D. 1883 (Medical

Department, University of Iowa)—Contributor to Scientific

Journals ; Superintendent and Physician Minnesota School for

Feeble Minded and Colony for Epileptics; Station "A," Fari-

bault, Minnesota.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 11

Mary Anna Stubbs, B.S., A.M. 1892—1200 North G Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

* Eliza G. Sutton, A.B.

Thomas R. Woodard, B.S.; D.D.S. 1882 (Indiana Dental College)—Dentist; Minister; Knightstown, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1878 (9)

* Ida J. Albertson, A.B.

William Thorington Doggett, A.B.—Minister, Presbyterian Church;

Danville, Virginia.

* Phoebe Furnas, A.B.

Lindley Murray Greene, A.B.; M.D. 1882 (Miami Medical College)

Post-graduate work in Berlin and London—Orange Grower;

President Whittier Citrus Association; 102 South Painter Ave-

nue, Whittier, California.

* William H. Hough, A.B.

Charles C. Johnson, B.S.—Member of Garnett-Cory HardwareCompany, Incorporated, Wholesale and Retail Hardware; 922

South Oakdale Avenue, Medford, Oregon.

Rachel Ella Levening, B.S., M.S. 1882—Minister and Homemaker;1412 Chapin Street, Washington, D. C.

Antoinette M. Reazin, A.B.—m. John E. Bryant (deceased) ; 121

Bryn Mawr Avenue, Lansdowne, Pennsylvania.

Leander J. Woodard, A.B.—Treasurer and Manager of ChampionRoller Milling Company, Richmond, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1879 (9)

David Franklin Douglas, B.S.—Cashier First National Bank;

West Milton, Ohio.

Eliza Doan Hadley, A.B.—m. William Mendenhall (deceased);

Richmond, Indiana.

Thomas H. Levering, B.S.—Government Clerk; Interested in

Missions ; 1412 Chapin Street, Washington, D. C.

Joseph Wilson Parker, A.B.; A.B. 1880 (University of Michigan)

—Bookkeeper; 1915 West Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.* Virginia Reid, B.S.—m. Oliver H. Bogue.

Ada Luella Stubbs, A.B.—m. William C. Bernhardt (deceased);

Librarian, Morrisson-Reeves Library; 66 South Twelfth Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

12 ALUM XI CATALOG

Idelle B. Watson, A.B.—Gutzkow Street 33 II, Dresden, Germany.

Phariba Wilson White, A.B.—m. Francis White Stephens; Inter-

terested in Sunday-school and City Civic Reform; 111 South

Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1880 (12)

Abbie L. Brewer, A.B.—m. Richard W. Kersey; 1031 Sunset Boule-

vard, Los Angeles, California.

Henry Howard Clark, B.S.—Bookkeeper and Lumber Inspector;

2134 Bellefontaine Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Morris E. Cox, B.S.—Cashier of State Bank of Westfield; Member

of Board of Trustees of Earlham College; Teacher Men's Bible

Class; Westfield, Indiana.

* Alice Davis, A.B.—m. L. M. Greene.

Thomas Henry Harrison, A.B.—Architect and General Contractor;

140 South Ritter Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Caroline Hill, A.B.—m. Oliver H. White ; 1327 Lane Street, Topeka,

Kansas.

Gulia E. Hunnicutt, A.B.—m. Albert Jessup ; Modoc, Indiana.

Daniel Winslow Lawrence, B.S.—Author of two Songs; Princi-

pal of Friendswood Academy, and Pastor of Friends' Church

;

Friendswood, Texas.

* Josephine Macy, A.B.—m. Clarkson Parker.

Margaret Ellen Newsom, A.B.—m. Morris E. Cox, '80; President

County W. C. T. U. ; Westfield, Indiana.

John Albert Thompson, B.S. ; M.D. 1884 (Miami Medical College)

—Contributor to Medical Journals ; Practicing Physician ; Pro-

fessor of Laryngology in University of Cincinnati; 628 ElmStreet, Cincinnati, Ohio.

David O. White, B.S.—Carthage, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1881 (4)

Emma Rachel Clark, A.B. ; A.M. 1894 (Indiana State University)

—m. Thomas B. Gary; Rural Route No. 7, Rushville, Indiana.

William A. Hadley, A.B.;A.M. 1889 (University of Minnesota)—Teacher, Lake View High School, Chicago, Illinois; Winnetka,Illinois.

Clara Maria Levering, A.B.—1412 Chapin Street. Washington,D. C.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 13

Henry H. Townsend, B.S.—Teacher; In business; Recording Clerk,

Kansas Yearly Meeting; 2101 University Avenue, Wichita,

Kansas.

CLASS OF 1882 (3)

Josephine Grave, A.B.—m. Caswell Grave, '95; Station "L," 106

Wyndhurst Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.

Joshua Hunt, B.S.—Rancher; Paonia, Colorado.

Lucy A. Winston, A.B.

—

5441 Wayne Avenue, Germantown, Phila-

delphia, Pennsylvania (as given by a friend).

CLASS OF 1883 (6)

* Isaac M. Cook, B.S.

Susan Rachel Harrison, A.B. ; A.M. (University of Michigan)—m. Allen Clifford Johnson; Member of Board of Trustees of

Whittier College; 206 North Friends Avenue; Whittier, Cali-

fornia.

Absalom Knight, A.B.—Pastor of Ridgefarm Friends' Church

;

Georgetown, Illinois.

Robert E. Pretlow, A.B., A.M. 1888—Pastor of Friends' Church;

Seattle, Washington.

Elizabeth Sultzbaugh, B.S.—Tippecanoe City, Ohio.

Lydia Dorothea White, A.B.—m. Absalom Knight; Professor of

Latin and German, of Illinois Holiness University, Olivet, Illi-

nois; Assistant Pastor of Ridgefarm Friends' Church; George-

town, Illinois.

CLASS OF 1884 (10)

Claribel Barrett, A.B.—m. Thomas H. Harrison, '80; Member of

Pastoral Committee; Member of Board of Colored Orphans'

Home; 140 South Ritter Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Ira J. Cammack, B.S.—Superintendent of Schools; 2701 Garfield

Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.

* George T. Cox, B.S.

Mary Matilda Evans, B.S.—Richmond, Indiana.

Cora M. Hadley, B.S.—m. Charles R. Lane, '84; Treasurer, Fort

Wayne Woman's League of Clubs; 718 Lafayette Street, Fort

Wayne, Indiana.

Fred R. Hathaway, B.S., A.M. 1886—Secretary, Michigan SugarCompany; 49 Atkinson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.

14 ALUMNI CATALOG

Elam Henderson, A.B.—Head of Biblical Department, Oak Grove

Seminary, and Pastor of Friends' Meeting; Vassalboro, Maine.

Claburn S. Jones, A.B.—Chief Clerk to General Agent and Super-

intendent, Chicago Division, Pennsylvania Railroad; 5903 Win-

throp Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

Lydia M. Kenworthy, B.S.—m. George D. Nichols; Clyde, Ohio.

Charles R. Lane, A.B.—Manager of Trade Mark Title Company;

Director of Commercial Club; 718 Lafayette Street, Fort Wayne,

Indiana.

CLASS OF 1885 (11)

* Chester Allen, A.B.

Richard L. Hollowell, B.S.—Treasurer, Palmetto Cotton Mills,

Columbia, South Carolina; Treasurer, Lexington Manufacturing

Company, Lexington, South Carolina; Treasurer, Saxe Gotha

Mills, Lexington, South Carolina; Treasurer, Middleburg Mills,

Batesburg, South Carolina; Treasurer, Valley Falls Manufac-

turing Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina ; Treasurer,

Southern States Warehouse Company, Columbia, South Caro-

lina; No. 6 Gibbes Court, Columbia, South Carolina.

Lena M. Jones, A.B.—m. Henry H. Hill; 103 South Third Street,

Arkansas City, Kansas.

A. Ethel Kirk, B.S.—m. Reece G. Calvert; Selma, Ohio.

Clara Augusta Mering, A.B., A.M. 1895—Teacher in Manual

Training High School ; The Blacherne, Indianapolis, Indiana (as

given in 1910).

S. Edgar Nicholson, A.B.—Editor and Manager of The AmericanFriend; Chairman of Five Years Meeting Board on Legislation

and Temperance; College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Samuel Murray Parker, A.B.—Farmer; Carthage, Indiana.

John R. Sherrick, Ph.B.—Teacher of Latin; Whitewater, Wis-consin.

Edwin Pritchard Trueblood, B.S., A.M. 1890; B.L. 1887 (Univer-

sity of Michigan)—Joint Compiler of Fulton and Trueblood's

Standard Selections; Head of Department of Public Speaking,

Earlham College, Earlham, Indiana.

* John S. Votaw, A.B.

Joseph I. Woodruff, A.B.—In Government Postoffice ; 736 DearbornAvenue, Chicago, Illinois.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 15

CLASS OF 1886 (7)

Lindley Daniel Clark, A.B.; A.M. 1890 (Maryville College);

LL.B. 1897, LL.M. 1898 (Columbian University)—Author, "TheLaw of the Employment of Labor," etc., and various reports andarticles for Encyclopedias, the Bulletin of the Bureau of Labor,

and Economic Journals ; Statistical Expert, United States Bureauof Labor; Minister; 1124 Park Road, Washington, D. C.

Henry Coffin Fellow, Ph.B., M.S. 1891; A.M. 1891 (Kansas State

University) ; Ph.D. 1893 (Nebraska Wesleyan University)—Author, "The Civilization of the Mound Builder," "Comparative

School Supervision and Maintenance" ; Teacher ; Farmer ; County

Superintendent of Beaver County, Oklahoma; Superintendent of

Kansas Yearly Meeting; Gate, Oklahoma.

Elsie Hadley, B.S.; M.S. 1890 (University of Michigan)—m. Frank

White; Director of General Federation of Woman's Clubs;

Valley City, North Dakota.

Elizabeth Harvey, B.S.—m. Linton A. Cox; 3202 North Pennsyl-

vania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Mary Isabella Nordyke, A.B.—m. Amos K. Hollowell ; 2505 Col-

lege Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana (as given in 1910).

Alvin Edward Wildman, B.S.—Live Stock Farmer; Selma, Ohio.

* Maria E. Young, B.S.—m. Lindley D. Clark, '86.

CLASS OF 1887 (20)

Elwood David Allen, B.S.—Superintendent of Pendleton Schools

for twenty years; Farmer; Pendleton, Indiana.

* Cordelia Bogue, Ph.B.

Viola Brown, Ph.B.—m. Arlando Marine; 606 Fifth Street, Brook-

lyn, New York.* Alden J. Cox, B.S.

* Otis F. Deal, Ph.B. and B.S.

Wilson Spray Doan, Ph.B.—Attorney-at-Law ; 47 North Irvington

Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Edward D. Evans, B.S.—President of Evans Milling Company,Indianapolis, Indiana.

Samuel Lee Hadley, B.S.—Beloit, Wisconsin.

Nellie E. Johnson, Ph.B., A.M. 1889,—m. Benjamin F. Watts;Leesburg, Florida.

* Susannah M. Levering, A.B.

16 ALUMNI CATALOG

Caroline Miles, A.B. ; Ph.D. 1892 (University of Michigan)—m.

William Hill; Professor of History, Bethany College; Bethany,

West Virginia.

Edwin Seth Mills, B.S.—Farmer; West Newton, Indiana.

Lenora Morris, B.S.—m. James E. Sproule; 55 Lexington Apart-

ments; Indianapolis, Indiana.

Clayton B. Nordyke, Ph.B.—With Pullman Palace Car Company;

1600 Niagara Street, Denver, Colorado.

Anna L. Osborne, B.S.—m. Mead A. Kelsey; 302 North C Street,

Oskaloosa, Iowa.

H. Louisa Osborne, A.B.—Assistant in Latin, Guilford College,

Guilford, North Carolina.

John E. Parker, A.B.—Eaton, Ohio.

Ellwood C. Perisho, B.S.; M.S. 1895 (University of Chicago)—Author of Geographical and Geological Reports on South Da-

kota, and other Scientific Articles; Dean of Arts and Sciences,

Professor of Geology, State Geologist, University of South

Dakota; President, South Dakota Conservation Congress; Ver-

million, South Dakota.

Josiah T. White, B.S.—Merchant; Lawton, Camanche County,

Oklahoma.

T. William White, B.S.—Farmer; Lewisville, Indiana.

MASTER'S DEGREECharles Sumner Bond, B.S., M.S. 1887; M.D. 1883 (Bellevue Medi-

cal College)—Author, Medical papers for journals, Photomicro-graph work for books, lectures, etc.; Physician; 112 NorthTenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1888 (14)

Harriett Barrett, B.S.—m. Edward D. Evans, '87; 2116 NorthDelaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Martha P. Boyd, Ph.B.—Teacher in Public Schools; Richmond,Indiana (as given in 1910).

Mary Carpenter, B.S.—m. Winfield Scott Hiser; 35 East Thirty-third Street; Indianapolis, Indiana.

Frederick R. Charles, A.B.—Contributor to Engineering Journals;City Civil Engineer; Member, Board of Public Works; "TheWayne," Richmond, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 17

Lixton A. Cox, Ph.B. ; LL.B. 1890 (University of Michigan)—Presi-dent of State Housing Association; Lawyer; 3202 North

Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Clixton E. Hall, B. S.—Traveling Salesman ; 1039 East Nineteenth

Avenue, Denver, Colorado.

Daniel N. Hartley, A.B.; B.D. (Chicago Theological Seminary)—Civil Engineer; Clayton, New Mexico.

Robert Lincoln Kelly, Ph.B.; Ph.M. 1899 (University of Chicago);

LL.D. 1907 (DePauw University)—President of Earlham Col-

lege; Member State Board of Education; Clerk, Indiana Year-

ly Meeting; Earlham, Indiana.

Arthur Lowell Morgan, B.S.—Superintendent Wheeling Terminal

Railway Company; Wheeling, West Virginia.

Edwin Morrison, B.S., M.S. 1892—Author of "Young's Modulus of

Steel in a Strong Magnetic Field," and several articles on

Cohesion; Professor of Physics, Earlham College; 80 South

West Seventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Martha Lyon Parker, B.S.—m. Arthur L. Morgan, '88; Leather-

wood, Wheeling, West Virginia.

Charles M. Reagan, Ph.B., A.M. 1894; LL.B. 1896 (Indiana LawSchool)—Contributor to Newspapers and Periodicals; Lawyer;

40 "When" Building; Indianapolis, Indiana.

Edna Stubbs, Ph.B.—m. Rev. J. Everist Cathell (deceased) ; Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Elma C. Watson, A.B.—m. George M. Austin, M.D. ; Wilmington,

Ohio.

CLASS OF 1889 (18)

Don Carlos Barrett, Ph.B., A.M. 1893; A.M. 1896, Ph.D. 1901

(Harvard University)—Author, "The Supposed Necessity of the

Legal Tender Paper," and other contributions to EconomicJournals; Professor of Economics, Haverford College; Haver-ford, Pennsylvania.

Anna K. Bogue, Ph.B.—m. Charles E. Shafer; 141 Lake Avenue,Benton Harbor, Michigan.

John Franklin Brown, Ph.B.; Ph. D. 1896 (Cornell University)

—

Author of "The American High School," "The Training of

Teachers for Secondary Schools in Germany and the United

States"; Editor, The Macmillan Company; 559 West One Hun-dred Fifty-Sixth Street, New York City, New York.

18 ALUMNI CATALOG

Oliver P. Clark, B.S.—Banker; Georgetown, Illinois.

Hettie Elliott, Ph.B., A.M. 1892—Author, "Blue Pond" and "The

Mountain Meadow" ; Teacher in Richmond Public Schools ; "The

Wayne," Richmond, Indiana.

Harriet E. Farnham, Ph.B.—m. Rev. Charles A. Rowand; 303

South College Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado.

* Albert V. Hodgin, Ph.B.; LL.B. (Indiana Law School).

Jesse Kellum, B.S.—2333 College Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

William Rufus Kersey, A.B. ; A.M. 1899 (Ohio State University)

—Teacher; Oregonia, Ohio.

Harry McMinn, Ph.B., A.M. 1896—Pastor of Presbyterian Church;

Madeira, Ohio.

George H. Moore, Ph.B. — Pastor, Friends' Church ; Westfield,

Indiana.

Marcia Frances Moore, B.S. — m. Professor Don C. Barrett, '89;

Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania.

Charles B. Newby, B.S.—Insurance; Converse, Indiana.

Jessie L. Newlin, A.B.—Teacher in University of Chicago ; Univer-

sity of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.

Charles E. Pritchard, A.B. ; A.M. 1890 (Haverford) ; Contractor;

Georgetown, Illinois.

Howard Sutton, B.S.—Secretary of The Cold Glass Company;Lancaster, Ohio.

* Anna M. Wildman, Ph.B.—m. J. E. Parker, '87.

Elmer Ottis Wooton, B.S., A.M. 1896—Author, Papers and Experi-

ment Station; Bulletins relating to Botany of New Mexico;United States Department of Agriculture, Washington; Bureauof Plant Industry, Office of Farm Management; 469 Luray Place,

N. W., Washington, D. C.

CLASS OF 1890 (11)

Eva Louise Brown, B.M.—m. Herbert A. Moore; 206 East Wash-ington Avenue, DuBois, Pennsylvania.

Georgia Bentley Birdsall, Ph.B.—m. Thomas Wood; 14 Gleason

Street, Grove Hall, Boston, Massachusetts.

Arthur T. Cox, B.S.

William B. Green, Ph.B.—Orange Grower; Box 55, Rural FreeDelivery No. 2, Redlands, California.

Maggie Morris Huff, Ph.B.—Leesburg, Ohio.

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Orpha L. Kellum, Ph.B.—m. Charles L. Mendenhall; Camby,Indiana.

Alice A. Mendenhall, A.B.—Literary Work; Allentown, Pennsyl-

vania, or Bloomingdale, Indiana.

Emma C. Mendenhall, B.L.—m. Albert V. Hodgin, '89 (deceased);

Teacher of Latin ; Newberg, Oregon.

Josephine M. Patty, Ph.B.—m. Levi M. Gilbert; Rural Free Deliv-

ery No. 4, Salem, Oregon.

Sibyl Stanley, B.S.—Teacher in High School; Lupton, Michigan.

Josiah E. Symons, Ph.B.—Inventor, Symon's Gyrator Stone Crusher;

President of Symons Brothers Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

CLASS OF 1891 (25)

Layton Allen, Ph.B.—Architect; 44 Lombard Building, Indianapo-

lis, Indiana.

Mary Alice Brown, B.S.—m. N. Herbert Charles, '91 (deceased) ;

Plainfield, Indiana.

Luther Grinnell Brown, A.B.—Attorney-at-Law ; 827 California

Building, Los Angeles, California.

* N. Herbert Charles, Ph.B., A.M. 1896.

James Edward Coggeshall, B.S.—Assistant Treasurer of William

R. Staats Company, Investment Bankers and Brokers; 655 North

Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena, California.

Mary Lyon Coggeshall, Ph.B.—m. Professor Robert L. Sackett;

Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana.

Emma Davis, Ph.B.—m. Dr. O. A. DeLong; Azalia, Indiana.

James E. Elder, Ph.B.—Auditor of Parke County; Rockville,

Indiana.

Lillie A. Garrett, Ph.B., A.M. 1892—Farmland, Indiana.

Anna Goddard, B.L.—m. Robert M. Chappell ; 402 West' AdamsStreet, Muncie, Indiana.

Grace Goddard, B.L.—m. Corydon M. Rich; Keokuk, Iowa.

Ira K. Hall, B.S.—Mechanical Engineer for Allis-Chalmers Com-pany; 2440 State Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Richard Haworth, B.L., A.M. 1908—Head of Biblical Department,

Fairmount Academy; Pastor, Friends' Church; Fairmount,

Indiana.

Byron C. Hubbard, B.S.; A.M. 1892 (Haverford College)—Irrigat-ing Engineer and Ranchman; Corcoran, California.

20 ALUMNI CATALOG

Edith J. Hunt, Ph.B.—Charlottesville, Indiana.

Homer F. Hussey, Ph.B.; D.D.S. 1894 (University of Michigan)—Dentist; 6 West Main Street, Somerville, New Jersey.

Atwood L. Jenkins, B.S.—Manager, Dougan, Jenkins and Company,

609 National Road, Richmond, Indiana.

Lester J. Neill, B.S.—Farmer; Denair, California.

Eliza C. Nicholson, Ph.B.—m. John H. Johnson; 205 North

Eleventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Arthur Pickett, B.S.—Farmer and Dairyman; Bloomingdale,

Indiana.

Joseph F. Ratliff, Ph.B.—Proprietor of Jewelry Store; Residence,

211 South Eleventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Robert H. Thomas, B.S. ; LL.B. 1902 (University of Oregon)—School Clerk (Secretary and Treasurer); 822 Division Street,

Portland, Oregon.

Lorena A. Townsend, Ph.B.—m. J. C. Hodson; Newberg, Oregon.

* Addison Tucker, B.S.

Arthur E. Wildman, B.S.—Farmer; Cedarville, Ohio.

CLASS OF 1892 (16)

Vashti Binford, Ph.B.—m. Dr. Albert T. Cox; 4225 Oakenwald

Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

Lizzie Morris Cox, B.S.—Graduate Registered Nurse; Poultry rais-

ing and housekeeping; Rural Free Delivery No. 20, Elizabeth-

town, Indiana.

Martha Doan, B.L. ; M.S. 1893 (Purdue University); D.Sc. 1896

(Cornell University)—Instructor in Chemistry, Vassar College,

Poughkeepsie, New York. Home Address, Westfield, Indiana.

Mary Doan, B.L; B.S. 1891, M.S. 1893 (Purdue University)—m.Professor Allen D. Hole, '97; 615 National Road, West, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Pliny Earle Goddard, A.B., A.M. 1896;Ph.D. 1904 (University of

California)—Author of Ethnological and Linguistic papers;

Associate Curator of Anthropology, American Museum of Nat-

ural History; Seventy-seventh Street and Central Park, West,

New York, New York.

Miriam Alice Harrison, A.B.—m. Stephen S. Myrick, '94; Hono-lulu, Hawaii.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 21

Charles L. Mendenhall, Ph.B.—Farmer; Camby, Indiana.

* Alva Mills, Ph.B.; M.D. (Indiana Medical College).

Allen Gurney Mills, B.S. ; LL.B. 1894 (University of Michigan)

—Attorney-at-Law ; Glencoe, Illinois ; and 532 Monadnock Block,

Chicago, Illinois.

Lily Mills, A.B.—m. William H. Hiss (deceased) ; Plainfield,

Indiana.

Albert Woodard Newlin, Ph.B.; A.B. 1893 (Harvard University)

—Jury Commissioner for New Orleans; Secretary, Democratic

State Central Committee; On Editorial Staff of New Orleans

Daily Picayune; Residence, 2125 State Street; Business, Pica-

yune Office, 326 Camp Street; New Orleans, Louisiana.

John Chalmers Newsom, B.S.—Sales Manager; Berkeley, Cali-

fornia.

Milo Ellis Ratliff, B.S. ; D.D.S. (Northwestern Dental School)—Dentist; Cassopolis, Michigan.

Henry Wright Taylor, B.S.; Ph.C. 1896 (University of Michigan)

—Druggist; 601 North Nineteenth Street; Birmingham, Ala-

bama.

Harry Hibberd Weist, B.S.; M.D. (Bellevue Hospital)—MemberNew York Academy of Medicine; Physician; 11 East Fifty-

fourth Street; New York City (as given in 1910).

Horace Herman Woody, A.B. (Earlham and Guilford Colleges);

A.B. 1898 (Yale University)—Base Ball Player; Morgantown,

North Carolina.

CLASS OF 1893 (32)

Clara E. Baldwin, Ph.B.—m. Willard A. Evans; Box 136, Sierra

Madre, California.

Ernest Clifford Barrett, B.S.—Secretary of Evans Milling Com-

pany; 3173 North Delaware Street; Indianapolis, Indiana.

Caroline M. Carpenter, Ph.B.—Richmond, Indiana.

Cora Charles, B.M.—m. N. Aldus Harold, '93; 421 West Beardsley

Avenue, Elkhart, Indiana.

* Luzena Cowgill, B.S.—m. Harry Whitney.

Caroline E. De Greene, Ph.B.; A.M. (University of Michigan)—Teacher of Modern Languages in Friends' Select School ; 140

North Sixteenth Street; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

22 ALUMNI CATALOG

Eva Mary Doughty, Ph.B.—Real Estate; 1811 North Vermont

Avenue, East Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.

Mary Isabella French, Ph.B.; M.D. 1897 (Ohio Wesleyan Uni-

versity)—m. George F. DeVol; Medical Missionary; Luho, via

Nanking, China.

Laura Gano, Ph.B.; B.S. (University of Chicago); M.S. in Agri-

culture (Cornell University); Ph.D. (University of Chicago)—774 National Road, West, Richmond, Indiana.

* Claribel Gardner, A.B.

Martha L. Gonser, B.S.—m. Herbert C. Willis; Waterloo, Indiana.

N. Aldus Harold, B.S. ; A.M. 1897—Traveling Salesman with J. V.

Farwell, Chicago, Illinois; 421 West Beardsley Avenue, Elkhart,

Indiana.

Samuel B. Heckman, Ph.B.; A.B. 1894 (Harvard University);

A.M. 1905, Ph.D. 1906 (University of Pennsylvania)—Author

of "The Religious Poetry of Alexander Mack, Jr."; Member of

the Department of Education; College of the City of New York,

New York City, New York.

Jane D. Hollingsworth, Ph.B.-—m. George H. Moore, '89; West-

field, Indiana.

Chuzu Kaifu, B.S.—Missionary; 68 Toyo-Okasu, Shibaku, Tokio,

Japan (as given in 1907).

William Irving Kelsey, Ph.B.; B.D. (University of Chicago)—Professor of Biblical Literature and Church History, Penn Col-

lege; 121 College Avenue, Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Flora Martha Kennedy, B.S.—m. S. Macy Cowgill; 1327 South

Sixth Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

* William L. Martin, B.L.

Lulu Moorman, Ph.B.—Teacher in Intermediate High School, Los

Angeles, California; 2555 Park Boulevard, Long Beach, Cali-

fornia.

Gertrude Mote, B.S.—m. Lewis C. King; 421 North Thirteenth

Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Estella M. Newsom, Ph.B., A.M. 1897,—m. John Gray Moxey;110 West Gorgas Street, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Mary Pickett, A.B.—Teacher in Penn Institute, C. Victoria, Ta-maulipas, Mexico.

Carleton Calvin Pritchard, A.B.—358 Audubon Street, Indianap-

olis, Indiana (as given by a friend in 1910).

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Clifford M. Pritchard, B.S. ; B.S. in C. E., 1896 (University of

Michigan)—Contracting Engineer in State of Oklahoma for

Kansas City Structural Steel Company; 402 Scott ThompsonBuilding, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (as given in 1910).

Luther H. Ratliff, B.S. ; M.D. 1896 (Indiana Medical College)—Physician ; Lawrence, Indiana.

Olive Stigleman, B.L.—m. Professor Murray S. Wildman, Stan-

ford University, California.

Finley Tomlinson, Ph.B.—Farmer; Rural Free Delivery No. 45,

Markleville, Indiana.

Anna Mary Townsend, B.L.—m. W. Irving Kelsey, '93; 121 Col-

lege Avenue, Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Mary Esther Trueblood, Ph.B. ; Ph.M. 1896 (University of Michi-

gan) ; European Fellow, Woman's Education Association, 1900-

01,—m. Robert Paine; Writer of Monographs relative to History

and Mathematics ; Plainfield, New Hampshire.

Murray Shipley Wildman, Ph.B.; Ph.D. 1904 (University of Chi-

cago)—Author, "Money Inflation in United States"; Articles

on Commerce; Professor of Economics, Leland Stanford Uni-

versity, California.

Lelia Janet Wright, B.L.—m. Paul Jones; 36 Culberton Avenue,

Zanesville, Ohio.

CLASS OF 1894 (26)

Clarence Mills Burkholder, B.L.—Pastor, Washington Park Con-

gregational Church ; Chicago, Illinois.

Arthur M. Charles, B.S. ; A.M. 1896 (Haverford College)—Pro-

fessor of German, Earlham College; Henley Road, Richmond,

Indiana.

J. Freeman Cox, Ph.B—General Secretary of Y. M. C. A.; GrandJunction, Colorado.

Zella Newby Cox, Ph. B., Graduate Indiana State Normal School,

1896,—m. Alfred Catlin ; Elizabethtown, Indiana.

William Curtis Day, B.S.—Builder and Real Estate Dealer; 1701

Ruckle Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Walter Edwin Dorland, B.S. ; LL.B. 1897 (Chicago Law School

—

Field Secretary, Chamber of Commerce of the United States,

Room 534, 10 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois ; Residence,

114 Kedzie Street, Evanston, Illinois.

24 ALUMNI CATALOG

George Fox DeVol, B.S.; M.D. 1897 (New York University)—Medical Missionary; Luho, via Nanking, China.

Emma Doan, B.L.; B.S. 1897 (Purdue) ;—m. William E. Furnas,

'00; Teacher in High School; Lincoln, Virginia.

Surrilda Ellis, Ph.B.—Ridgefarm, Illinois.

Daniel Freeman, Ph.B.; Ph.M. 1911 (University of Chicago) —Head of Department of Biology, Fargo College; Pastor, Union

Church, Glyndon, Minnesota; 1315 Third Avenue, South, Fargo

North Dakota.

Abigal Gilbert, A.B. ; A.M. 1897 (Indiana University) — m. Rev.

J. Clarence Pinkerton ; 1920 Sixth Avenue, Los Angeles, Cali-

fornia.

Lulu Charles Hadley, Ph.B.—m. Amos C. Maple; 246 North

Painter Avenue, Whittier, California.

M. Bertha Hadley, B.L.—m. Dr. B. Frank Andrews; 1536 East

Sixty-second Street, Chicago, Illinois (as given in 1910).

Edith G. Johnson, B.L. (Mrs. Edith J. Winslow)—Superintendent

of Schools, Lynn, Indiana.

Anna Elizabeth Maddock, Ph.B.—m. Dr. William W. Pretts; 404

Adams Street, Platteville, Wisconsin.

William Eli Maddock, B.L. ; A.B. 1904 (Harvard University)—Superintendent Public Schools ; 902 West Seventh Street,

Superior, Wisconsin.

Anna Mary Moore, Ph.B.—m. Benjamin Cadbury; Bryn MawrScholarship of Earlham, 1894-95 ; 260 East Main Street, Moores-

town, New Jersey.

Stephen Stanton Myrick, B.L.—Minister; Principal of Mills

(Oriental Mission) School; Honolulu, Hawaii.

Ellen Louise Piel, B.L. (Earlham, and University of Michigan)—Teacher in Crawfordsville High School; 119 North Tenth Street,

Vincennes, Indiana.

Carrie Lane Riggs, Ph.B.—m. Professor Arthur M. Charles, '94;

Henley Road, Richmond, Indiana.

Frederick Coleman Roberts, B.S. ; B.S. (C. E.)1897 (University of

Michigan)—City Engineer and Farmer; Eaton, Ohio.

Elbert Russell, A.B., A.M. 1895—Author, "The Parables of Jesus,"

and "Jesus of Nazareth in the Light of Today".; Professor of

Biblical Literature and Church History; College Pastor, Earl-

ham College; 610 National Road, Richmond, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 25

Daniel Naylor Shoemaker, B.S.; Ph.D. 1903 (Johns HopkinsUniversity)—Writer of Articles, American Breeders' Associa-

tion, etc., Horticulturist, United States Department of Agricul-

ture; 82 Eastern Avenue, Tacoma Park, Washington, D. C.

* Benjamin B. Timberlake, Ph.B.

Evelyn White, Ph.B.—General Secretary, Y. W. C. A. ; 128 North

Third Street, Hamilton, Ohio.

*Roy Wilson White, B.S.; A.M. (Haverford).

CLASS OF 1895 (22)

Anna Palmyra Birdsall, Ph.B.—Assistant to Minister of Mount

Morris Baptist Church, New York; 19 West One Hundred

Twenty-Ninth Street, New York City (as given in 1910).

Oliver W. Brown, B.S.; A.M. 1896 (Indiana University)—Author,

"Efficiency of Nickel Plating Tank," "Electric Smelting of Zinc,"

"Treatment of Storage Battery Elements," "Self Discharge of

Storage Batteries," "Physical and Chemical Properties of Red

Lead," etc., etc.; Associate Professor of Chemistry, Indiana Uni-

versity; 540 South Lincoln Street, Bloomington, Indiana.

Lilian K. Chandler, Ph.B.—627 North Pennsylvania Street, Indi-

anapolis, Indiana (as given in 1910).

Horace Emery Coleman, B.S.—Missionary in Japan under Friends'

Foreign Missionary Association of Philadelphia Yearly Meet-

ing; 53 Isarago, Shiba, Tokio, Japan.

Asher B. Evans, B.S.—Secretary and Treasurer, United States

Realty Company, Indianapolis ; 2044 Central Avenue, Indianapo-

lis, Indiana.

John D. Ferree, B.S.—Secretary and Director of Farmers' Trust

and Savings Company; 1213 West Third Street, Marion,

Indiana.

Anna Larger Finfrock, Ph.B.; Pd.M. 1905 (New York University)

—Teacher in Richmond High School; 115 South Eleventh Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Lucy Francisco, B.S. ; A.M. 1898—Director of Music, and Dean of

Women, Friends' University, Wichita, Kansas ; 1616 University

Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Isaiah George Furnas, B.S. — Manager, Furnas Ice Cream Com-

pany; 2235 Broadway, Indianapolis, Indiana.

26 ALUMNI CATALOG

Robert William Gammon, A.B. ; B.D. 1899 (Chicago Theological

Seminary) ; D.D. 1912 (Tabor College)—District Secretary,

Congregational Sunday-school; 19 West Jackson Boulevard,

Chicago, Illinois.

Caswell Grave, B.S. ; Ph.D. 1899 (Johns Hopkins University)

—

Author, Manual of Oyster Culture, various contributions to

Embryology of Echinoderms ; Associate Professor of Zoology,

Johns Hopkins University; 106 Wyndhurst Avenue, Baltimore,

Maryland ; Station "L."

John Edwin Jay, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906 (Yale University)—Professor

of Biblical Literature, and Dean, Guilford College (On leave of

absence) ; Hampden Sidney, Virginia.

Ida M. Mendenhall, Ph.B.—New York City, New York.

May F. Morikawa, Ph.B.—Teacher; Hiroshima, Keuritsee, Kato

Jogakuko, Hiroshima, Japan (as given in 1903).

Daniel Lawrence Peacock, B.L.—Teacher in High School of Com-merce, New York City; North Caldwell, New Jersey.

Walter Clarence Peirce, B.S.—Farmer and Small Fruit Grower;

Troy, Ohio.

Clinton Odell Reynolds, B.S. ; B.S.D. 1897 (Oregon State Normal)

—Pastor, Alum Creek Friends' Church ; Rural Route No. 3,

Marengo, Ohio.

Floy Elizabeth Rhode, B.L.—m. Horace E. Coleman, '95 ; Mission-

ary; 53 Isarago, Shiba, Tokyo, Japan.

Claudius Chalmers Stanley, A.B. ; LL.B. 1898 (Kansas Univer-

sity)—Attorney-at-Law ; 508 Murdock Building, Wichita, Kansas.

Frederick Bartlett Stanley, A.B.; LL.B. 1897 (University of

Michigan)—Republican National Committeeman for Kansas;

Lawyer; Murdock Building, Wichita, Kansas.

Emma Lois Taber, Ph.B.—m. Walter C. Peirce, '95; Contributor to

Miami Union; Rural Route No. 3, Troy, Ohio.

Herbert DeLand Woodard, B.L.—Railway Postal Clerk; 506 South

Fourth Avenue, Maywood, Illinois.

CLASS OF 1896 (45)

Alpheus Lindley Baldwin, B.S. ; A.M. 1897 (Indiana University)

—Farming; Webster, Indiana.

George O. Ballinger, B.L.—Secretary-Treasurer, G. O. Ballinger

Company, Engravers, Printers and Binders; 14 South SeventhStreet, Richmond, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 27

William Otis Beal, B.S.; A.M. 1897 (Haverford) ; M.S. 1902

(University of Chicago)—Fellow in Astronomy, University of

Chicago ; 5755 Drexel Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

Mabel Bowen, B.L.—Lynn, Indiana.

Jessie Brown, Ph. B.—Zanesfield, Ohio.

Elizabeth Burchenal, B.L. ; Graduate Sargent Normal School,

Physical Education, 1898; Graduate Gilbert Normal School,

Dancing, 1905—Author, "Folk-Music," "Folk-Dances and Sing-

ing Games," "Report of the Committee on Folk Dancing of the

Playground Association of America," "Athletics for Girls";

Inspector of Athletics, Department of Education, New York

City; Executive Secretary, Girls' Branch Public Schools Athletic

League; Member, Playground and Recreation Association of

America; Member, Recreation Alliance of New York City;

Board of Education, 500 Park Avenue; New York City, NewYork.

Ruth Merriam Burchenal, B.L.—Instructor in Charlton School;

2708 Broadway, New York City (as given in 1907).

Hartley R. Church, B.S.—Civil Engineer; Member of Church and

Bengler, Civil Engineers; 3031 Benvenue Avenue, Berkeley,

California.

Emma Clark, Ph.B.—m. Professor Charles Elbert Cosand, '98; 1916

Mentor Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Charles Elbert Cosand, B.L.—Professor of English, Friends' Uni-

versity; 1916 Mentor Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Lydia Mary Cowgill, B.L.—San Benito, Texas.

William Clifford Cox, B.S., A.M. 1898—Manufacturer of Ice; 1429

Mechanic Street, Columbus, Indiana.

Walter E. Day, B.S.—Farmer; Greenleaf, Idaho.

Albert Leslie DeGreene, B.L. ; B.Pd. 1907 (Michigan Normal Col-

lege)—Superintendent of Schools; Port Austin, Michigan (as

given in 1910).

William Cullen Dennis, A.B. ; A.B. 1897, A.M. 1898, LL.B. 1901

(Harvard University) — Author various legal contributions;

Lawyer; Member of Board of Trustees, Bryn Mawr; School

Committee, Moses Brown; Providence, Rhode Island; 1316

Euclid Street, Washington, D. C.

Aurilena Ellis, Ph.B.—Manager of Farm; Ridgefarm, Illinois.

28 ALUMNI CATALOG

Henry Wilson Gilbert, Ph.B.—Farmer and Stock Raiser; Straughn,

Indiana.

Ethel Grimes, A.B.—m. Dr. John H. Outland; 3624 Walnut Street,

Kansas City, Missouri.

Chalmers R. Hadley, B.L.—Contributor to Library Periodicals;

Librarian of Denver Public Library; Denver, Colorado.

*J. Marcus Hadley, B.S., A.M. 1898.

Leona H. Hall, B.L.—m. George E. Callaway ; Cambridge City,

Indiana.

Edwin P. Haworth, B.L.—Author, "Makin' Rhymes," and other

Rhymes ; Superintendent, The Willons Maternity Sanitarium

;

2929 Main Street, Kansas City, Missouri.

Robert F. Hester, B.S.; M.D. 1899 (Indiana Medical College)—Physician; Bloomingdale, Indiana.

Hettie Hunt, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; Boonville, Indiana.

Mary Inda Hussey, Ph.B.; Ph.D. 1906 (Bryn Mawr College)—Translator of the Sumerian Tablets, in the Harvard Semitic Mu-seum; Assyriologist, assisting in the Harvard Semitic Museum;4 Bryant Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Olive M. Kaminski, Ph.B.—m. H. Rayburn Robinson; 832 National

Road, West, Richmond, Indiana.

Irving King, A.B. ; Ph.D. 1904 (University of Chicago); Fellow,

American Association for Advanced Science, 1911; Author,

Psychology of Child Development, Development of Religion,

Social Aspects of Education, Social Ideal in Education; Pro-

fessor of Education in Iowa State University; Iowa City, Iowa.

Emma Jane Maddock, Ph.B.—m. Clarence Mills Burkholder, '94;

5518 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

James Edward Magee, B.L. ; A.M. 1905 (New York University)—Principal of Commercial Department, Pocatello High School

;

440 North Main Street, Pocatello, Idaho.

Ione S. Marshall, B.M.—m. Charles E. Bowles; Chicago, Illinois

(given by a friend).

Mary Morris, B.M.—m. Edward L. Selvage; 645 East Twenty-third

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

John Edgar Mote, B.S.—Department Manager, Van Camp Hard-ware and Iron Company; 529 East Twenty-second Street, In-

dianapolis, Indiana.

Curtis B. Newsom, Ph.B—(No address known).

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Everett H. Newsom, Ph.B.—Freight Agent, Clyde-Mallory SteamShip Lines, 290 Broadway, New York City; 96 Mt. HebronRoad, Upper Montclair, New Jersey.

Arthur D. Parkhurst, Ph.B.—Agent for Provident Life and Trust

Company; 30 Bryant Street, Portland, Maine.

* Curtis S. Roberts, B.S.

Elizabeth Julia Schneider, B.M.—m. Gurney Binford; Friends'

Missionary; 26 Bizen machi, Mito, Japan.

Elmer W. Stout, B.S. ; LL.B. (Harvard Law School)—Lawyer;

922 Lemcke Building, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Howard M. Stout, Ph.B.—Record Engineer, Northern Pacific Rail-

way; 2512 Pleasant Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A. Gail White, B.L.—m. A. G. Baldwin ; Noblesville, Indiana.

Thomas Raeburn White, B.L. ; LL.B. 1899 (University of Penn-

sylvania)—Writer of Commentaries on the Constitution of

Pennsylvania, etc.; Lawyer; 151 West Costello Street, German-

town, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Bertha Louise Wilson, B.L.—m. Henry Wilson Gilbert, '96;

Straughn, Indiana.

Isadore Hall Wilson, B.L., A.M. 1899—Head of Department of

History, Newcastle High School; Spiceland, Indiana.

Eleanor Densmore Wood, B.L. ; MA. 1911 (Wellesley Colleger-

Author, The Prophets of Israel, The Life of Paul; Teacher of

New Testament Literature, Wellesley College ; Abroad ;present

address, The American Consulate, Jerusalem, Palestine. After

September, 1913, The Eliot, Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Ella Leona Wright, B.M. ; Graduate of Voice Department, Met-

ropolitan School of Music, Indianapolis; Teacher of Music, and

Concert Singer; 617 North New Jersey Street, Apartment 4,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1897 (25)

Homer Richard Anderson, B.L.—Employee, National Supply Com-pany; 601 North Eighth Street, Independence, Kansas.

Murray S. Barker, B.S.—Farmer; Thorntown, Indiana.

Richard Warren Barrett, Ph.B.; LL.B. 1905 (University of Penn-

sylvania)—Assistant General Attorney of Lehigh Valley Rail-

road; 55 West Forty-fourth Street, New York City.

30 ALUMNI CATALOG

Clara Brown, B.L.—Teacher in High School; 125 North Michigan

Avenue, Greensburg, Indiana.

Ida Almira Brown, Ph.B.—m. Edward L. Conklin; 95 WarwickAvenue, Rochester, New York.

Arthur Freeborn Chace, B.S.; A.B. 1899 (Harvard University);

A.M., M.D. 1903 (Columbia University)—Physician, AdjunctProfessor of Medicine, Post Graduate Medical School and Hos-pital ; 393 West End Avenue, New York City.

Lewis L. Chambers, B.L.—Shoe Merchant; 133 Pine Avenue, LongBeach, California (as given in 1910).

Chauncey Crawford, B.L. ; B.S. 1909 (Massachusetts Technical

Institute)—Civil Engineer, with Louisville and Nashville Rail-

road; Athens, Alabama.

Clement C. Fihe, B.S.; M.D. 1900 (Medical College, University

of Cincinnati)—Physician; Lecturer on Dietetics, and Clinical

Instructor in Medicine in University of Cincinnati; 1344 Broad-way, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Theodore Gawn Finley, B.S.; M.D. 1908 (University of California)

—Physician and Surgeon; Surgeon to Los Angeles -Gas andElectric Company; 624 Lissner Building, 524 South SpringStreet, Los Angeles, California.

Edith Furnas, Ph.B.—Portersville, California (as given by a friend).

Mary E. Harris, B.L.—254 North Mountain Avenue, Montclair,

New Jersey.

Stephen A. Hinshaw, B.L.—Sheridan Hardware Company; Sheri-dan, Indiana.

Allen David Hole, B.S., A.M. 1901; Ph.D. 1910 (University of Chi-cago)

; Elected Member Society Sigma Xi, University of Chicago,1905— Professor of Geology, Secretary of Faculty, Curator ofJoseph Moore Museum, Earlham College; 615 National Road,West, Richmond, Indiana.

Bertha Johnson, Ph.B.—m. Homer S. Hubbard; Box 23, Corcoran,California.

Myrton L. Johnson, Ph.B.—Farmer ; Rural Route 7, Lewisville,Indiana.

* Edith Mendenhall, Ph.B.—m. Charles T. Talbert.Amanda Moore, Ph.B.—m. Chauncey Crawford; Athens, Alabama.Fidelia Coan Parker, B.L.—Bookkeeper for B. Johnson and Son;

lUy2 North Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 31

Christine M. Rogers, Ph.B.—m. William C. Osborne; Danville,

Indiana.

Anna Belle Roop, Ph.B.—m. Murray S. Barker, '97; Thorntown,

Indiana.

Mary I. Scott, B.A.—m. Perry H. Smith; Valley Center, Kansas.

* Martha Shoemaker, Ph.B.—m. Walter A. Scott.

Charles L. Stubbs, B.L.—Principal of High School, Frankfort,

Indiana; Summer Address, 22 North Bolton Avenue, Indianap-

olis, Indiana.

Alfred H. Symons, B.S.—Superintendent of Indian School, Supai.

Arizona.

CLASS OF 1898 (35)

Winfred Emory Allen, B.L.; A.M. 1904 (Lawrence University)—Author, "Anatomy of the American Cattle Tick"; Teacher in

High School; Box 376, Pomona, California (as given in 1910).

Della Baylies, Ph.B.—m. Earl P. Haynes ; Bay Shore, Long Island,

New York.

* Bevan Binford, B.L.

Edward M. Binford, B.S.—Fire Insurance Agent; 266 East Seventy-

first Street, North, Portland, Oregon.

Robert Simpson Charles, A.B.; A.B. 1903 (University of Pennsyl-

vania)—Chief Engineer, Texas Land and Development Com-

pany, Plainview, Texas.

Cyrus Wilson Coffin, A.B.—150 West Thirty-first Street, Los

Angeles, California.

Caleb C. Cook, B.S.—President of C. E. Cook Electric Company,

Los Angeles, California.

Horace Porter Cook, B.S.—Teacher in Anderson High School;

412 West Eleventh Street, Anderson, Indiana.

Elnora T. Cosand, B.L.—New London, Indiana.

Leota N. Davis, Ph.B.—m. Elmer E. Botkin ; 601 West North

Street, Muncie, Indiana.

Royal J. Davis, A.B. (Earlham, Haverford 1899, Harvard 1900)—Editorial Writer for New York Evening Post; Lecturer, New

York University; 2293 Sedgwick Avenue, New York City.

J. Gurney Gilbert, A.B.—With M. Rumely Company; 226 College

Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

32 ALUMNI CATALOG

J. Bennett Gordon, B.L.—Managing Editor, Philadelphia Times;

Contributing Editor to F. A. Munsey Newspapers ; Address,.

Times, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Murray Nathan Hadley, B.S.; M.D. 1903 (Indiana University)—Surgeon; 3319 North New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Bertha L. Hill, Ph.B.—2423 Park Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Lilian Virginia Kaminski, A.B.—m. Dr. Charles W. Edmunds;

Member of City Y. W. C. A. Board; 1705 Washtenaw, AnnArbor, Michigan.

Franklin S. Lamar, B.S., A.M. 1899—Head of Department of

Physics in Manual Training High School, Kansas City, Mis-

souri; 3317 Holmes Street, Kansas City, Missouri.

Harlow Lindley, B.L. ; A.M. 1899; Fellow in History, University

of Chicago, 1902-03 ; Author, "The Government of Indiana,"

"William Clark, the Indian Agent," Professor of History and

Political Science, and Librarian of Earlham College; Director

of History and Archives, Indiana State Library; 216 College

Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Elizabeth T. Lloyd, B.L.—m. J. Gurney Gilbert; 226 College Ave-

nue, Richmond, Indiana.

Grace Merritt Maddock, Ph.B.—m. Jones P. Stagg; 428 WoodbineAvenue, Hartwell, Ohio (as given in 1910).

Mary Eliza Miars, A.B.—m. Arthur O. Harold; Minister; 2054

College Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Gertrude Cartland Mills, Ph.B.— 525 South Catalina Avenue,

Pasadena, California.

Myrtle V. Mitchell, B.L.—m. Oscar Woodard; Rural Route No. 2,

Whittier, California.

Elma Louise Nolte, Ph.B., Graduate Student, University of Wis-consin—Head of German Department, Richmond High School;

214 South Fourth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Mary Henley Peacock, Ph.B., Diploma from Drexel Institute, 1901

—Instructor in Teachers' College, Columbia University; "TheEmerson," 500 West One Hundred Twenty-first Street, NewYork City, New York.

Minnie F. Roop, Ph.B.—m. Dr. John W. Millette; 112 Oxford Ave-nue, Dayton, Ohio.

Mary Agnes Sleeth, A.B.—Rushville, Indiana (as given in 1910).

EARLHAM COLLEGE 33

Edgar H. Stranahan, B.L., A.M. 1906—General Secretary, Federa-

tion of Wichita Churches; 1811 West Maple, Wichita, Kansas.

Robert L. Study, B.L.—Attorney-at-Law (Study and Study) ; 212

South Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

AIary B. Sutton, B.L.—m. George Edmund White; Gordon, Wash-ington.

Evalyn Mabel Thurston, A.B.—m. Hugo Paul Thieme; 3 GeddesHeights, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Lillian Pearl Unthank, Ph.B.—m. James W. Delk; Cheyenne,

Wyoming (as given in 1910).

Frederick R. Van Nuys, Ph.B.; LL.B. 1900 (Indiana Law School)

—Lawyer ; State Senator ; Anderson, Indiana.

Paul B. Wilson, B.S.—City Civil Engineer; Marion, Illinois.

Mary E. Woodard, B.L.—Corresponding Secretary of The Woman'sChristian Temperance Union of Indiana; Fountain City, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1899 (34)

William Beachler, B.L. ; Graduate Work in University of Michi-

gan ; Superintendent of Schools ; West Milton, Ohio.

Naomi Harrison Binford, B.L.—m. Rayner W. Kelsey, '00; Haver-

ford, Pennsylvania.

Bertha Carter, A.B.—Cataloger, Oregon Library Commission ; 575

Court Street, Salem, Oregon.

Margaret Chapman, B.L.—m. James S. Hiatt; 5204 Morris Street,

Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Ethel May Coleman, B.L.—Liberty, Indiana.

Josephine Cowgill, B.L—San Benito, Texas.

Lieuetta L. Cox, B.L.—m. Elbert Russell ; 610 National Road, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Nathan Leroy Dennis, B.L.—Manager and Proprietor, "The Dennis

Lyceum Bureau" ; 419 West Maple Street, Wabash, Indiana.

Irene Dickinson, B.S.—m. Edgar H. Stranahan, '98; 1811 WestMaple Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Earle John Harold, B.L.—Secretary, Inter-Church Association of

Greensboro ; 808 Walker Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina.

Florence Ruth Henley, Ph.B.—m. Murray N. Hadley, '98; 3132

New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Thomas W. Hester, B.L; B.S. (Pacific College) ; M.D. 1905 (Uni-

versity of Oregon)—Physician and Surgeon; Newberg, Oregon.3

34 ALUMNI CATALOG

James Smith Hiatt, B.L.; A.B. 1900 (Haverford College)—Secre-

tary of Public Education Association of Philadelphia; 5204

Morris Street, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Martha Hunnicutt, B.L., A.M. 1906; Teacher and Missionary;

Deering, Alaska.

Emma Hunt, Ph.B.—m. Charles D. Marley, '99; 939 East Harrison

Street, Martinsville, Indiana.

Ernest Evans Jones, B.S.; M.S. 1904 (University of Chicago)—Chief Chemist, Matthiessen and Hegeler Zinc Company; 608

Joliet Street, La Salle, Illinois (as given in 1910).

Laura B. Laughman, A.B.—m. Professor Charles H. Gray; 1000

Ohio Street, Lawrence, Kansas.

Charles D. Marley, B.L.—Abstracter of Titles and Title Attorney;

939 East Harrison Street, Martinsville, Indiana.

Walter Guy Middleton, B.S.—Head of Electrical Department of

Robert Hunt Company ; Chicago, Illinois.

Paul De Forest Miller, Ph.B.—Assistant Division Engineer, Penn-

sylvania Lines ; 912 East Beatty Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio.

Huldah Newsom, B.L.—m. Joseph E. Janney; Brookville, Maryland.

Lelah M. Parker, A.B.; M.A. 1900—Science Teacher in High

School; 411 South Ninth Street, Rocky Ford, Colorado.

Cassius A. Rees, B.S.—Real Estate and Loans ; Whittier, California.

Leander J. Sailors, B.L.—Farmer and Teacher ; Rural Route No. 6,

Wabash, Indiana.

Ray Karr Shiveley, A.B.—Lawyer; Richmond, Indiana.

Herman Stabler, B.S.—Author of a number of Publications of

United States Geological Survey, and Contributions to Current

Engineering Literature; Hydraulic Engineer; United States

Geological Survey, Washington, D. C.

Orville T. Stout, B.S.—Manufacturer; Paoli, Indiana.

Ethel Symons, Ph.B.—m. Milo H. Stuart; 3223 North New Jersey

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

* Marie Ella White, Ph.B.—m. Lester Poor.

* Earle E. Widup, B.L.

Hannah Matilda Wildman, Ph.B.—m. Dr. William Evans; 4007

Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Louise Wilson, A.B.—m. Oriel J. Binford, '00; El Paso, Texas (as

given in 1910).

1810035EARLHAM COLLEGE 35

Walter Carleton Woodward, B.L. ; A.M. 1908, Ph.D. 1910 (Uni-

versity of California) — Professor of History and Political

Science, Earlham College; 221 College Avenue, Richmond,

Indiana.

Llora Agnes Worley, A.B.—m. Dr. H. W. Kendell; Covington,

Ohio.

CLASS OF 1900 (39)

Ethel Lorne Arthur, A.B. — m. George H. Slaughter; South

Charleston, Ohio.

Grace Irene Arthur, A.B.—m. Dr. William H. Graham; South

Charleston, Ohio.

Frederick J. Bartel, B.L.—Wholesale Drygoods; 66 South Four-

teenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Oriel J. Binford, B.S.—Secretary, S. W. Portland Cement Company,

El Paso, Texas (as given in 1910).

S. Edgar Bond, B.L. ; M.D. 1904 (Physio-Medical College of Indi-

ana)—Physician and Surgeon; 207 North Ninth Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Yioletta Cosand, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; New London,

Indiana.

* Carl Cox, B.S.

Mary Elizabeth Cox, A.B.—Teacher; 313 North Thirteenth Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Anna Lee Doan, Ph.B.—m. Dr. Walter Charles Stephens ; West-

field, Indiana.

Cora Caroline Eggemeyer, Ph.B.—m. Fred J. Bartel; 66 South

Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Thomas Maxwell Elliott, B.S.—Secretary, International Commit-

tee, Young Men's Christian Association ; Chinese Y. M. C. A.,

Hong Kong, China.

A*tna M. Evans, A.B.— Home Address, 1924 North New Jersey

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana; Winter Address, 445 East First

Street, Long Beach, California.

Amy Francisco, B.L.—m. Homer C. Hockett; Box 195, Worthing-

ton, Ohio.

William Easterling Furnas, Ph.B. ; Normal School Certificate,

Virginia State University, 1912—Teaching in High School ; Lin-

coln, Virginia.

36 ALUMNI CATALOG

Pearl Adele Landers Harrison, B.L. ; State Sunday-school Teach-

er's Diploma, 1907—m. Timothy Harrison; President of Chau-

tauqua Students' League, 1912-13; 217 South Lindsay Street,

Kokomo, Indiana.

Ralph Bernard Henley, Ph.B. ; Ph.M. 1907 (University of Chi-

cago)—Superintendent of Schools; Kansas, Illinois.

Mary Stuart Hill, B.S.—m. Earle H. Mann; Rural Route No. 8,

East Haven Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Ida Lenora Holloway, B.L.—m. Murray S. Kenworthy, '00; 602

National Road, West, Richmond, Indiana.

A. Elizabeth Jay, Ph.B.—122 North Eleventh Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

Laura Harris Johnson, Ph.B.—107 North Thirteenth Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Corwin Hubert Jones, B.L—Teacher ; 83 College Avenue, West

New Brighton, New York.

Rayner Wickersham Kelsey, Ph.B. ; ML., Ph.D. 1909 (University

of California)—Author, "History of the United States Consulate

in California" ; Associate Professor of History, Haverford Col-

lege; Haverford, Pennsylvania.

Murray Shipley Kenworthy, B.L; MA. 1905 — Assistant Pro-

fessor of Bible Department, Earlham College; Pastor, West

Richmond Friends' Meeting; 602 National Road, West, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Jo£Bph W. Lamb, B.L.—Merchant; Box 288, Brownsville, Texas.

Loren Oscar Moon, A.B., A.M. 1907—Field Secretary of Baltimore

Yearly Meeting of Friends ; Roland Park, Maryland.

Clara Elizabeth O'Neal, Ph.B.—m. Earl John Harold ; 808 Walker

Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina.

Charles A. Reeve, B.S.—Partner in Ballard Ice Cream Company;

2412 North New Jersey, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Howell DeLoss Rich, A.B.—Rural Route No. 8, Richmond, Indiana

(as given in 1910).

Sarah P. Rogers, Ph.B.—Abroad; Home address, Glen House, Deer

Park, Toronto, Canada (as given in 1910).

Calvin C. Rush, B.S.; B.S. 1901 (Haverford) ; M.D. 1907 (Univer-

sity of Pennsylvania)—-Physician; Portage, Pennsylvania.

Elizabeth Smelser, Ph.B.—Latin Teacher, Richmond High School

;

116 South Eleventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 37

Kathryn C. Swartz, B.L.—m. Alonzo D. Shoup; 102 South Cali-

fornia Avenue, Chicago, Illinois (as given in 1910).

Wilford S. Trueblood, B.S.—Chemist, Sandusky Portland CementCompany ; Box 5, Syracuse, Indiana.

Lake George Watson, Ph.B.; A.M. 1902 (Columbia University)—Supervisor of Practice, State Normal School; Mayfield, NorthDakota.

Eliza Ann Wilson, B.L.—Teacher; Rural Route No. 7, Richmond,

Indiana.

Cassie Ellen Wiltsee, B.L.—m. Guy H. Kelsey; 131 West FourthStreet, Anderson, Indiana.

Alice M. Woodard, B.L.—m. I. P. Hunt; Minister; W. C. T. U.

Evangelist; Fountain City, Indiana.

Bertha Frances Wright, A.B.—National Road, West, Richmond,

Indiana.

CLASS OF 1901 (40)

Earl B. Barnes, A.B.; LL.B. 1904 (Harvard University)—Attorney-

at-Law, with Blacklidge, Wolf and Barnes; Rooms 1-4, Kennedy

Building, Kokomo, Indiana.

Raymond Binford, B.S. ; M.S. 1906 (University of Chicago)—Pro-

fessor of Biology; Guilford College, North Carolina.

Carl Wesley Bowen, B.S.—Merchant; Lynn, Indiana.

Edith A. Chandlee, A.B.—Private Secretary at Victor Talking

Machine Company, Camden, New Jersey; 3212 Sunmer Street,

West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Albert Gray Cowgill, A.B. ; B.S. (University of Pennsylvania)—Principal of Boys' School; Overbrook, Pennsylvania.

Clarkson D. Cowgill, B.S. — Manager of Sugar Cane Plantation,

San Benito, Texas.

Irving A. Cox, A.B.—Ice Manufacturer; 1429 Mechanic Street,

Columbus, Indiana.

Katherine Cox, A.B.—Teacher; 313 North Thirteenth Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

John Lindley Doan, A.B. ; B.S. (Purdue University); B.S.A. 1911

(Cornell University)—Teacher in Pennsylvania School of Horti-

culture for Women ; Ambler, Pennsylvania.

Otis M. Elliott, A.B.; M. Accts., (Dixon, Illinois)—Shoe Mer-

chant; Grand Junction, Colorado.

38 ALUMNI CATALOG

Alice Fiske, A.B.—General Secretary, New Bedford Children's Aid

Society; 100 Oak Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts.

Charles Wheeler Fletcher, A.B.—Writer for Kansas City Star;

12 West Thirty-ninth Street, Kansas City, Missouri.

Frank L. Harold, B.A. ; M.D. 1904 (Physio-Medical College of

Indianapolis)—Physician; 27 North Tenth Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

Everett E. Henley, A.B.—Cashier, First National Bank, Monrovia,

Indiana.

Lillian E. Henley, A.B.—Reference Librarian, State Library, In-

dianapolis; In Berlin, Germany, on Leave of Absence; Perman-ent address, State Library, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Sarah Deborah Hill, A.B.—m. Milton D. Baumgartner ; 1220 South

Twenty-second Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.* Avanelle J. Hoffman, A.B.

Harrison E. Howe, B.S.; Fellow, Rochester Academy of Science;

Candidate for M. S. 1913 (University of Rochester) — Haswritten several papers for American Chemical Society, etc.

;

Chemical Engineer, Bausch and Lamb Opt. Company; 59 ParkView, Rochester, New York.

Inona Kenworthy, A.B.—m. Paul B. Mitchell; Rural Route No. 2,

Whittier, California.

Ercy Clarence Kerr, A.B. ; A.M. 1906 (Union Christian College)

—Pastor, Christian Church ; South Whitney, Indiana.

Florence King, B.S.—400 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Mary Alice Lamb, A.B.— Teacher of Spanish and French, Girls'

High School; 275 Linn Street, Riverside, California.

John Alton Langston, A.B.; Graduate Student in University of

Chicago—Superintendent of Schools; 108 West Fourth Street,

Auburn, Indiana.

George C. Levering, A.B.—Ex-Missionary ; Pastor, Friends' Church;Spiceland, Indiana.

Mary Lindley, A.B.—m. Harry D. Wood; Fairmount, Indiana.

Thomas Elwood Mendenhall, B.S.; M.D. 1905 (University ofPennsylvania)—Surgeon to Logan Coal Company, and to Penn-sylvania Coal and Coke Company; Beaverdale, Pennsylvania.

Helen E. Munger, A.B.; A.B. 1903 (University of Michigan)—m.Grant T. Davis, Rural Route No. 1, Clinton, Michigan.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 39

Warren Harris Munger, B.S.—Stockraiser and Farmer; Benton-

ville, Indiana.

Sarah Elizabeth Newby, A.B.—Carthage, Indiana.

Harold A. Sanders, B.S.; M.D. 1905 (New York HomeopathicMedical College)—Physician; 864 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn,

New York.

Harvey M. Schilling, B.S.—Assistant Engineer, with United States

Reclamation Service ; Burley, Idaho.

Mary V. Shiveley, A.B.—m. Professor Harry N. Holmes; 336

Kinsey Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Charles Harper Smith, A.B.; A.B. 1902 (Haverford College);

A.M. 1906 (Harvard University)—Teacher in Haverford School;

214 East Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-

vania.

Walter Charles Stephens, B.S. ; D.O. 1904 (Pacific College of

Osteopathy) ; M.D. 1913 (Indiana University School, of Medi-cine)—Physician; Westfield, Indiana.

John Morris Stout, B.S.; Ph.B. 1904 (University of Chicago) —Farmer; Rural Free Delivery No. 1, Kokomo, Indiana.

Mary Ellen Stout, B.A.—m. Dr. Thomas N. Braxton ; Paoli,

Indiana.

David Sutton, B.S. (Earlham College and Massachusetts Technical

Institute, 1904)—Assistant to H. F. Bryant, Civil Engineer; 81

Buchnell Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts.

M. Maude Taylor, A.B.—Principal of High School; Roanoke,

Indiana.

Inez Trueblood, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; Rural Route No. 8,

Richmond, Indiana.

Clarence J. Wildman, A.B.—President, Palacios State Bank; Vice-

President, Palacios Twt. Company; Palacios, Texas.

CLASS OF 1902 (35)

* William D. Baldwin, B.S.

Richard Roy Barrett, A.B.—Assistant Manager, Southern Office,

DuPont Powder Company; 902 First National Bank Building,

Nashville, Tennessee (as given in 1910).

Mary Baylies, B.S.—m. Alton Hale; Richmond, Indiana.

Jennie Florence Bond, A.B.—m. Walter Stubbs Painter; CrownPoint, Indiana.

40 ALUMNI CATALOG

Albert L. Copeland, A.B. — Minister, Cincinnati Friends' Church;

Assistant Superintendent, Children's Home ; 736 Mt. Hope Road,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Louise Ford, A.B.—Principal of High School, Southport, Indiana;

Home address, 2342 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Edward Gardner, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Liberty, Indiana.

Laurence Hadley, B.S.; A.M. 1907 (University of Michigan)—Pro-

fessor of Mathematics, Earlham College; Earlham, Indiana.

Lura Harold, A.B.—m. Cleo Leigh Hunt; Brownsburg, Indiana.

Laura Lee Hedges, A.B.—Principal of High School, Andrews,

Indiana; Home address, 337 North Main Street, Newcastle,

Indiana.

Rolin R. James, A.B.—Attorney-at-Law ; 115 North Pennsylvania

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Katherine Jenkins, A.B.—m. Allen V. Tomlinson; 142 South

Friends Avenue, Whittier, California.

Benjamin Wade Kelly, B.S.—Head of Physical Science Department

of High School; 129 South Fourteenth Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

Anna June Kersey, A.B—Student, Pratt Institute; 420 A. Lafayette

Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.

Bertha Elizabeth King, A.B. ; Graduate, Reid Hospital, Richmond

;

Post Graduate, General Memorial Hospital, New York—Private

Nurse ; 400 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Mary Lee Kinkead, A.B.—504 East Washington Street, Winchester,

Indiana.

John Dougan Rea. A.B.; A.B. 1903, A.M. 1905 (Yale University)—Professor of Classical and English Literature at Earlham Col-

lege; 8 South Twelfth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Byram Caldwell Robbins, A.B.—Attorney-at-Law; Rooms 6 to 9,

Hittle Building, Richmond, Indiana.

Louis Francisco Ross, A.B.; A.B. 1903 (Indiana University) ; M.D.

1907 (University of Michigan) ; Sigma Xi, Honorary, 1907

(University of Michigan)—Physician; 18 North Tenth Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Charles Albert Small, A.B. ; LL.B. (Harvard Law School)—At-

torney-at-Law; Box 397, La Grande, Oregon.

Caroline Clare Stanley, A.B.—m. Willard O. Trueblood, '02—

313 East Thirteenth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 41

Anna Catherine Swan, A.B.—Teacher in Germantown Friends'

School; 5140 Newhall Street, Germantown, Pennsylvania.

Allen U. Tomlinson, A.B.—Hardware Merchant; 142 South Friends'

Avenue, Whittier, California.

Howard Moffit Trueblood, B.S.; B.S. 1903 (Haverford College);

Graduate Student, Harvard University—Craigie 507, Cambridge,

Massachusetts.

T. Bennett Knight, A.B.—Farmer; Jonesboro, Indiana.

Mark Marshall, B.S.; A.B. 1905; M.D. 1908 (University of Michi-

gan)—Instructor in Therapeutics, University of Michigan;

Private Practice; Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Laura Etta Mendenhall, A.B.—m. John O. Peterson; 4314 South

Eighth Street, Tacoma, Washington.

Harry D. Michael, A.B. ; LL.B. 1906 (University of Michigan)—Lawyer; Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Lucile H. Moore, A.B.—260 East Main Street, Moorestown, NewJersey.

* Agnes Westlake Neave, A.B.

Clarence Dean Painter, B.S.—Civil Engineer and Farmer; Rural

Route No. 1, Newcastle, Indiana.

George Clarkson Powers, A.B.—Teacher ; Keystone, Indiana.

Willard O. Trueblood, B.S.—Pastor, First Friends' Church; 313

East Thirteenth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

* Irving White, A.B.; B.S. (Haverford College).

Maude White, A.B—m. Edward L. Shepherd; Joplin, Missouri (as

given in 1910).

CLASS OF 1903 (35)

George Samuel Bond, B.S.; A.B. 1905, M.D. 1908 (University of

Michigan)—Author of Medical Papers; Medical Staff, Johns

Hopkins Hospital; 1717 Madison Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.

Harry F. Bowen, A.B.—Treasurer, Diamond Fire Brick Company;505 Pike Avenue, Canon City, Colorado.

Mabel Anna Cary, A.B.—m. Homer J. Coppock, '04; Millbrook,

New York.

Albert Worth Clark, A.B. ; Certificate from Pennsylvania Museumand School of Industrial Art, 1905—Economy, Indiana.

Ellen Creek, B.S. ; A.M. 1908 (Indiana University)—Teacher of

English; Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio; Home address,

Liberty, Indiana.

42 ALUM XI CATALOG

Ruby Davis, A.B.—Teacher of German, Friends' Select School; 140

North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Edmund Charles Dickinson, A.B.; J.D. 1911 (University of Mich-

igan)—Professor of Law, University of Florida; 606 West

University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida.

Magdalena Englebert, A.B.—m. Gaar Campbell Williams; 2140

College Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Josephine Evans, A.B.—m. Frank E. Wall; 445 East First Street,

Long Beach, California.

Eustace Vivian Floyd, B.S.—Instructor in Engineering Physics;

Kansas State College, Manhattan, Kansas.

James T. Frame, B.S.—Member of American Railway Engineering

Association ; Contributor to Engineering Magazines ; Assistant

Superintendent of Chicago and Great Western Railroad; Saint

Paul, Minnesota.

Charles H. Frazee, B.S. ; A.M. 1905 (Indiana University)—Pro-

fessor of Biology; 127 North Fourteenth Avenue, East, Duluth,

Minnesota.

Benjamin H. Grave, B.S.; M.S. 1906 (Carleton College); Ph.D.

1910 (Johns Hopkins University)—Author of Papers on Mollus-

can Anatomy and Physiology, Laboratory Manual for Inverte-

brate Zoology; Professor of Zoology, University of Wyoming;Laramie, Wyoming.

Elizabeth J. Hanson, B.S.—m. Warren Harris Munger, '01 ; Ben-

tonville, Indiana.

Marguerite Hill, A.B.—Teacher; 33 South Eighteenth Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Irvin Stanley Hinshaw, A.B.—Principal of High School; 629

South Fifth Avenue, Durant, Oklahoma.

Oliver A. Hobbs, A.B.—Nurseryman ; 1426 North New Jersey Street,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Helen Hoover, A.B.—m. Alfred E. Jones; 1420 West Seventh Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Reba Elizabeth Jenkins, A.B.—m. Samuel Elmer Lawson; Plain-

field, Connecticut.

Walter A. Jessup, A.B. ; A.M. 1908 (Hanover College) ; Ph.D. 1911

(Columbia University)—Author, "Social Factors Affecting Spe-

cial Supervision; Director, School of Education, University of

Iowa; President, Child Section, 1913 N. E. A.; Iowa City, Iowa.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 43

Anna May Kendall, B.S.—m. Baxter McBane; Thorntown, Indiana.

Rayonelle Greer Kendig, A.B. ; A.M. 1906 (Defiance College)—m. Harry Morton Eaton; 202 Waverly Street, Syracuse, NewYork.

* Simon Clate Morton, A.B.; A.M. 1908 (Defiance College).

Leonia E. Oesting, B.S.—Bookkeeper ; 2653 Stewart Avenue, Evans-

ton, Illinois (as given in 1910).

Rhoda A. Overman, A.B.; New York State Library Summer School

—In Marion Public Library; 2311 South Meridian Street, Mar-

ion, Indiana (as given in 1910).

Emory Ratcliffe, A.B.; A.M. 1910 (University of Wisconsin)—Head of History Department in High School; Santa Ana,

California.

Mabel Roberts, B.S.—m. Clyde C. Kennedy, '04; 2340 Carlton

Street, Berkeley, California.

Frances Amelia Sheppard, A.B.—m. Virgil D. Selleck; 44 Bag

Street, Glens Falls, New York.

Effie Anna Small, A.B.—m. Jasper E. Winslow ; Greenville, North

Carolina.

Iro C. Trueblood, A.B.—Biology Teacher in Greencastle High

School; 205 Spring Avenue; Greencastle, Indiana; Home ad-

dress, Amo, Indiana.

Ralph Waldo Trueblood, B.S. ; A.M. 1905 (Haverford College)—Newspaper Work on The Times; Los Angeles, California.

Ruth Trueblood, B.S.—m. Herbert E. Harris; Lompoe, California.

Orville A. Wilkinson, B.A.—With the Globe-Wernicke Company,

Norwood, Ohio.

Anna Barnet Wolford, Diploma in Music,—m. Harry C. Wolford;

Matron, Southland College, Southland, Arkansas.

* Ethel Woodard, A.B.—m. George H. Dilks.

CLASS OF 1904 (45)

Francis Earle Chamness, B.S.—First Corps Engineer, Indianapo-

lis Division, Pennsylvania Lines, West of Pittsburgh; Room 3,

Union Station, Columbus, Ohio.

Ethleen Coppock, A.B.—m. Walter C. Wilson, '04; 75 North Hud-son Avenue, Pasadena, California.

Homer John Coppock, A.B., A.M. 1908; Graduate Student in Colum-

bia University—Minister in Friends' Church; Millbrook, NewYork.

44 ALUMNI CATALOG

Marthana Macy Cowgill, A.B.—San Benito, Texas.

Daisy E. Cox, A.B. — m. George E. Hamilton ; 204 South Fourth

Avenue, Maywood, Illinois.

Ella Jenkins Davis, A.B.—Grade Teacher, Friends' Select School,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 22 Pennock Terrace, Lansdowne,

Pennsylvania.

Luther M. Feeger, A.B. ; Graduate of Divinity School, Capital Uni-

versity, 1907—Writer for the Associated Press ; 300 South

Seventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Sarah Edna Ferree, A.B.-—m. Edward H. Harris; 308 South Six-

teenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Edith Francisco, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; 405 West MainStreet, Richmond, Indiana.

Olive Hedges, B.S.—Teacher ; Newcastle, Indiana.

Georgia A. Hiatt, A.B.—m. Manning J. Smith ; 214 East MountPleasant Avenue, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Iola Jessup, A.B.,—m. William M. Stafford; Carthage, Indiana.

Ingrid L. Jesten, A.B.—Principal of High School; Casselton, North

Dakota.

Emma Kendall, A.B.; Graduate Student, University of Chicago

—

Teacher in High School ; Crothersville, Indiana.

Clyde C. Kennedy, B.S.; M.S. 1912 (University of California)—Deputy City Engineer; 2340 Carlton Street, Berkeley, California.

Joseph W. Kenney, A.B.—Lawyer; 610 Odd Fellow Building;

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Jessie Luella King, B.S. ; Ph.D. 1911 (Cornell University)—Con-tributor to Journal of Experimental Physiology and Journal of

Comparative Neurology ; Instructor in Physiology, Goucher Col-

lege, Baltimore, Maryland ; Home, 400 College Avenue, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

William E. Lawrence, B.S.—Author of a Chart of Physiological

Processes in Plants ; Instructor in Botany, Oregon Agricultural

College; Corvallis, Oregon.

John H. Link, A.B.; B.S. 1907 (Massachusetts Institute of Tech-

nology) — Chemist, Standard Testing Laboratory; 139 WestSixty-ninth Street, New York City, New York.

Everest J. Macy, B.S.—Science Instructor in High School; Scott

City, Kansas.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 45

Alfred Edward Martin, A.B.—Lecturer on Religious Topics; At-

torney-at-Law ; 725 Forest Avenue, South Bend, Indiana.

Elizabeth Middleton, A.B. ; A.M. 1906 (University of Minnesota)

—m. Ernest H. Freeman ; 7026 South Park Avenue, Chicago,

Illinois.

William H. Mills, A.B.—Clerk, U. S. Q. M., Supply Department;

Jeffersonville, Indiana.

Edna Cleo Moore, A.B.—m. Josiah Arthur Test; 716 Payne Avenue

Akron, Ohio.

Walter Stubbs Painter, A.B.-—Superintendent of Schools; Crown

Point, Indiana.

Eliezer Partington, A.B.—Head Master and Teacher of English,

Oakwood Seminary; Pastor, Skaneateles Meeting; Union

Springs, New York.

Florence Agnes Ratliff, A.B.—Teacher; 1326 Main Street, Ander-

son, Indiana.

William J. Reagan, A.B. ; A.B. 1905 (Haverford College)—Pro-

fessor of Psychology and Philosophy in Friends' University;

526 South Millwood, Wichita, Kansas.

Clifford Eugene Scott, B.S.—Assistant in Office of Chief Engineer,

Louisville and Nashville Railroad; 1220 Bardstown Road, Louis-

ville, Kentucky.

Mae Fern Simpson, A.B.—m. Richard Roy Barrett, '02; 2209 Mur-

phy Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee (as given in 1910).

Agnes Slanker, A.B.—m. Mr. Piel ; 805 West Auglaize Street,

Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Mary Elizabeth Spray, A.B.—m. L. Oscar Moon, '00; Recording

Clerk, Baltimore Monthly Meeting^ Roland Park, Maryland.

William Merritt Stafford, x\.B.—Farmer; Carthage, Indiana.

Milton Raymond Stanley, B.S.—Government Telephone Inspector;

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Louise Stanton, A.B.—m. Royal J. Davis, '98; Head of Montessori

School; 2293 Sedgwick Avenue; New York City, New York.

Mariella Stanton, A.B.—Assistant Principal, Rich Square High

School; Lewisville, Indiana.

Charles B. Stout, B.S.—Mill Owner and Grain Dealer; Baker,

Oregon.

Arthur L. Trester, A.B.—Superintendent of Schools, Alexandria,

Indiana.

46 ALUMNI CATALOG

Joseph E. Tuttle, A.B.—Purchasing Agent, Glenmora Naval Stores

Company ; Glenmora, Louisiana.

Alfred Warren, B.A. — Clerk; Experiment Station, Hawaii Sugar

Planters' Association ; Honolulu, T. H.

Walter C. Wilson, B.S.—Vice-Principal, and Head of Mathematics

Department in High School ; 75 North Hudson Avenue, Pasa-

dena, California.

Gertrude May Wiltsee, A.B.—m. Everest J. Macy, '04; Teacher in

High School; Scott City, Kansas.

Isaac Evans Woodard, B.S.—Secretary, Acme-Evans Milling Com-pany; 27 East Thirty-fourth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Harry Noble Wright, B.S.; M.S. 1911 (University of California)

—Fellow in Mathematics in University of California; 2409

Dwight Way, Berkeley, California.

Russell Lowell Wright, A.B.—Farmer; Rural Route No. 1; Scotts

Mills, Oregon.

MASTER'S DEGREEAnna May Pemberton, A.M. 1904; B.L 1893 (Ohio Wesleyan

University) ; Ph.B. 1894 (Michigan University)—m. Clayton L.

DeCou; Haddonfield, New Jersey.

CLASS OF 1905 (34)

Edmond T. Albertson, B.S.—Field Secretary of Indiana State Sun-day-school Association; Teachers' Training Superintendent; 417

Law Building, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Mabel E. Bollinger, A.B.—Teacher in Public Schools; 108 WestOlive Avenue, Redlands, California.

Clarence Marsh Case, A.B. ; A.M. 1908 (Brown University)—Pro-fessor of History and Social Sciences, Penn College; 439 NorthThird Street, Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Ralph S. Coppock, A.B.—Physics Teacher in High School, Damas-cus, Ohio.

Marie Elizabeth Davis, A.B.—Book Buyer and Bookkeeper for

Nicholson and Brother; 813 South A Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Morris N. Dillon, A.B.—Secretary of Colorado Agricultural Col-

lege; 637 Hawes Street, Fort Collins, Colorado.

Edna Doan, A.B. — Teacher of Latin in High School; Newcastle,

Indiana; Home address, Amo, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 47

Osa Blanche Duvall, A.B.—Kitchel, Indiana.

Deborah Edwards, A.B.—Shirley, Indiana.

Dora May Ellis, A.B.—Language Teacher in Academy; Fairmount,

Indiana.

William George Everson, A.B.—With Moses V. Bennett Electrical

Company; 1202 C Street, San Diego, California.

Constance Fosler, A.B. ; A.M. 1910—Teacher of German in HighSchool; Organist, Reid Memorial Church; 118 North Seventh

Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Gordon Harwood Graves, B.S.; A.B. 1906 (Haverford College);

A.M. 1909 (Columbia University)—Instructor in Mathematics,

Columbia University; Now at State Agricultural College, Fort

Collins, Colorado.

Lucille Helm, A.B.—m. Herman A. Bloom; 1416 East Long Street,

Columbus, Ohio.

Elbert N. Hill, A.B. ; A.M. 1911—Farming; Scott, Kansas.

Ina Fern Hixson, B.S.—Graduate Nurse; 32 West Second Street,

Erie, Pennsylvania.

Harry W. Hobbs, B.S.—Nurseryman; Bridgeport, Indiana.

* Bess Lasell Huff, A.B.—m. Gurney D. Maple.

Alfred William Jenkins, B.S.—With Dougan, Jenkins and Com-

pany, Insurance; 223 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana (as

given by a friend).

William Wilson Jenkins, A.B. ; Post Graduate Student in Univer-

sity of Chicago—Principal, Creek County High School ; Mounds,

Oklahoma.

Edna M. Jones, A.B.—m. S. Porter Pike; Centerville, Indiana.

J. Aubrey Kramien, A.B.—Assistant Secretary of Y. M. C. A. ; 817

East Market Street, Bloomington, Illinois.

Florence O. Lindley, A.B.—m. William J. Reagan; 526 South Mill-

wood, Wichita, Kansas.

Florence O. Macy, A.B. — m. Samuel Murray Parker; Carthage,

Indiana.

Gurney D. Maple, B.S.—Real Estate Business; 304 North Painter

Avenue, Whittier, California.

Hugh Elliott Mauzy, B.S.—Merchant; Rushville, Indiana.

Lillian A. Milliken, A.B.—m. Clarence Truman Burgess; 130

South Eleventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

48 ALUMNI CATALOG

Wallace A. Newlin, B.S.; M.S. 1911 (University of California)—Teacher of Mathematics in High School; Care, Y. M. C. A.,

Pasadena, California.

Ethel Lucile Pearson, B.S.—57 West Sixth, Peru, Indiana.

Leila Pennock, B.S.—Head of English Department, Blairsville Col-

lege for Women; Blairsville, Pennsylvania.

Jesse I. Phillips, A.B.; A.B. 1909 (Sheldon University)—Business;

Converse, Indiana.

Henry Casad Ross, B.S.; A.B. 1911 (Harvard University)—With

R. Clipston Sturgis, Architect ; 120 Boylston Street, Boston,

Massachusetts.

Charles E. Rush, A.B.; B.L.S. 1908 (New York State Library

School)—President, Missouri Library Association, 1912-13; x\n

Author of Articles on Library Science; Librarian of Public Li-

brary; Free Public Library; St. Joseph, Missouri.

Dessie May Sellers, A.B.—m. George T. Stephens; Care, Y. M.

C. A., Spokane, Washington.

MASTER'S DEGREE

Henry Sherman Hippensteel, M.A.—Writer of Various Magazine

Articles; Department of English, State Normal; Stevens Point,

Wisconsin.

CLASS OF 1906 (43)

Rufus M. Allen, B.S/—Manager, Speedometer Department, DeanElectric Company; 331 West Fourth Street, Elyria, Ohio.

Sarah Elizabeth Barrett, A.B.—m. Oliver R. McCoy; Rural Free

Delivery, Wilmington, Ohio.

John Reuben Beachler, A.B. ; A.M. 1910 (Columbia University)—Superintendent of Schools; 59 Mountain View Avenue, Nutley,

New Jersey.

Elsie Beeler, A.B.—m. Isaac Wilson; 32 South Twenty-first Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Archibald Albert Bond, B.S.; M.D. 1910 (Indiana University)—Physician; Westfield, Indiana.

Louise Boyd, A.B.—m. Harry Hobbs, '05; Bridgeport, Indiana.

Orville M. Brunson, B.S. ; M.A. 1911 (Columbia University)—Boys' Work Director, Hyde Park Department, Chicago Y. M.C. A.; 1400 East Fifty-third Street, Chicago, Illinois.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 49

Etha Agxes Child, A.B.—Teacher of Domestic Science and Art in

High School; 301 North Oak Street, Lake City, Minnesota.

Edna Coral Clay, A.B. — m. Taylor W. Owen; South Salem,

Indiana.

Martha H. Clayton, A.B. ; Ph.B. (Penn College)—m. Charles B.

Huff, '08; Martinsville, Indiana.

George V. Cring, B.S.; A.B. 1908 (University of Michigan); M.D.

1910 (Harvard University Medical School)—Physician; Port-

land, Indiana.

* Nathan E. Davis, B.S.

Louise Ebert, A.B. — Assistant Postmistress ; Cambridge City,

Indiana.

Ethel Edwards, A.B. — m. J. A. Kramien, '05; 817 East Market

Street, Bloomington, Illinois.

Marcia Moore Furnas, A.B.—Latin Teacher; Valley Mills, Indiana.

Thomas H. Grave, B.S.—Ranching; Gresham, Oregon.

Geraldine S. Hadley, A.B. ; Graduate in Domestic Science, 1913,

Bradley Institute—Danville, Indiana.

Otto Webster Haisley, A.B.—Principal, High School ; Three Rivers,

Michigan (as given in 1910).

George E. Hamilton, B.A. ; B.A., MA. (Oxon College, Oxford Uni-

versity)—Office Manager of D. C. Heath Company, Chicago;

204 South Fourth Avenue, Maywood, Illinois.

* Curtis Huff, B.S.

Mabel Lasell Huff, A.B.—m. Bernhard Clamor Bartel; 36 South

Eighteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Annette Johnson, A.B.—m. Calvin C. Rush, M.D., '00; Portage,

Pennsylvania.

Mary Ethel Jones, A.B.—Instructor in Domestic Science in Penn

College; Oskaloosa, Iowa (as given by a friend).

Forest Ellwood Kempton, B.S.—428 North Charter Street, Madison,

Wisconsin ; Home address, Centerville, Indiana.

William E. Lear, Jr., A.B.— Traveling Salesman, D. M. Ferry and

Company; Detroit, Michigan, Care of D. M. Ferry and Company.

DeElla M. Leonard, A.B.—m. Roy Coffin Newlin ; Sierra Madre,

California.

Lulu M. Likens, A.B.—m. Dr. Charles S. Bosenberry; 1055 Wood-ward Avenue, South Bend, Indiana.

50 ALUMNI CATALOG

Jennie A. Lindley, A.B.—Student in Chicago Musical College;

Bookkeeper in office of L. F. Lindley; 5822 Drexel Avenue, Chi-

sago, Illinois (as given in 1910).

Elsie M. Marshall, A.B.—Author of "History of Richmond Public

Schools"; Instructor in Domestic Science, Earlham College; 70

South Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Nathan K. Mills, A.B.; M.D. 1911 (University of St. Louis)—Surgeon, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Service;

Manila, Philippine Islands.

Parke T. Newlin, B.S.—Sales Department, Chalmers Detroit Motor

Company; 109 Watson Street, Detroit, Michigan (as given in

1910).

Blanche Overdeer, A.B.—m. Howard Burgess (deceased)—In Office

of National Rivers and Harbors Congress; 824 Colorado Build-

ing, Washington, D. C.

Robert Lowell Parker, B.S.—Salesman for Herring-Hall-Marvin

Safe Company; 211 West Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois;

Care of Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Company.

Wendell A. Reeve, A.B.—With Utah Copper Mining Company;

Bingham, Utah.

Pearl Rinehart, A.B.—m. Lawrence N. Jackson; 6 Bond Street,

Dayton, Ohio.

Thurlow W. Shugart, A.B.—Stock Farming; Rural Route No. 9,

Marion, Indiana.

August Lindley Spohn, A.B.—Literature Instructor in East High

School; 201 Walnut Street, S. E., Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Leon Lewis Tyler, A.B.; LLB. 1900 (University of Michigan)—Superintendent of Schools; Traverse City, Michigan.

Minnie Sturdevant Tyler, A.B.—m. L. L. Tyler—Traverse City,

Michigan.

Frank Joel White, B.S.— Manager, New Business Department

of Muncie Electric Light Company, Elwood, Indiana; Homeaddress, Knightstown, Indiana.

Zona May Williams, A.B.—Minister and Pastor of Church, Char-

lottesville, Indiana; Post Graduate Student; Earlham, Indiana.

Russell T. Wilson, B.S.—Professor of Mathematics, Whittier Col-

lege; 233 North Painter Avenue, Whittier, California.

Maude Maurine Woody, A.B.—Teacher in Bloomingdale Academy;Bloomingdale, Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 51

CLASS OF 1907 (35)

Clyde Byron Beck, A.B.—Instructor in English, Kansas State Col-

lege of Agriculture; 815 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas.

Edna Boomershine, A.B.—Teacher in Dayton Schools; 18 Victor

Street, Dayton, Ohio.

Andreas Bryne, A.B.; A.B. 1909 (Haverford College)—Motor Busi-

ness ; Paradis, Stavanger, Norway.

Arne Bryne, B.S.— Motor Engineer; Paradis, Stavanger, Norway.

Jennie Brownell Cartland, A.B.—m. J. Henry Callister; 784 St.

John's Place, Brooklyn, New York.

Ethel Cox, A.B.—Stenographer, Jones Hardware Company; 122

North Seventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Durward L. Eaton, B.S.; A.M. 1908 (University of Colorado) —Professor of Mathematics, Indiana Central University; Univer-

sity Heights, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Anna Eves, A.B.; A.M. 1911 (Columbia University)—Instructor in

English, Penn Academy ; 149 College Avenue, Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Grace Frazee, A.B.—m. Richard Sipe; 3737 North Capitol Avenue,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Oliver Morton Frazer, A.B.—Author of "The Naturalness of Re-

ligion" ; Pastor, Friends' Church ; Economy, Indiana.

Frank K Gardner, B.S.— State Manager for Charles H. Fuller

Advertising Agency of Chicago; 337 Downey Avenue, Indianap-

olis, Indiana.

Marcellus Scott Grahg, A.B.—Superintendent of Schools ; Ridge-

ville, Indiana.

Grover C. Grimes, A.B.—Salesman; 402.Drexel Avenue, Indianapo-

lis, Indiana.

Bruce M. Hall, A.B.—Rancher; Alta, Canada; Home, Azalia,

Indiana.

Abbie Henby, A.B.—Teacher of German in High School; Roches-

ter, Indiana.

Mary Elizabeth Hallowell, B.S.—Teacher of Latin and Drawing

in High School ; Pendleton, Indiana.

Edna Hoover, A.B.—Teaching in High School ; Boonville, Indiana.

Mary P. Hough, Diploma in Music—m. John Fosler; 357 Randolph

Street, Richmond, Indiana.

52 ALUMNI CATALOG

Naomi Regina Huber, A.B.—m. Paul Adolph Bendfeldt; 738 South

Eighth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Arthur C. Johnson, B.S.—Live Stock Farming; Lewisville, Indiana.

Edgar J. Llewelyn, A.B. ; A.M. 1910 (Indiana University)—Super-

intendent of City Schools; Mount Vernon, Indiana.

George E. McCreary, A.B.; B.S. (Agr.) 1909 (University of Idaho)

—Missionary; Sumbwa, British East Africa; In care of Willis

R. Hotchkiss.

Eva Newsom, A.B.—m. Charles W. Talley ; Columbus, Indiana.

Ida Thorne Parker, A.B.—Pastor; Teacher of Biblical History,

Oakwood Seminary; Union Springs, New York.

Ethel L. Peterson, A.B.—Teacher in Huntington Public Schools

;

737 Warren Street, Huntington, Indiana.

Loren Clifford Petry, B.S.; M.S. 1911 (University of Chicago)-

—

Fellow in Botany, University of Chicago; 5731 Monroe Avenue,

Chicago, Illinois.

Olive S. Rogers, A.B.—m. Harlow Lindley, '98 ; 216 College Avenue,

Richmond, Indiana.

Florence Lupton Shute, A.B.—Teacher of Music, South High

School, Pittsburgh ; 5898 Hobart Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Laurence Burdette Smelser, A.B. — Teacher of History in High

School ; 420 Harrison Street, Rushville, Indiana.

Birney D. Spradling, A.B.—Legislative Reference Librarian; Rush-

ville, Indiana.

Isaac N. Stanley, A.B.—Principal of Township Schools, Raleigh,

Indiana; Minister; Home address, Lewisville, Indiana.

Mabel V. Stewart, Diploma in Music—m. Arthur C. Johnson, '07;

Lewisville, Indiana.

Margaret Mears Thompson, A.B. — m. Dr. Robert Samuel Hart;

Hazel, South Dakota.

Helen Bills Titsworth, A.B.—Professor of German and French

in Friends' University, 1912-13; m. (June, '13) Raymond Bin-

ford, '01 ; Guilford College, North Carolina.

* Clara Ellen Zeigler, A.B.—m. Edward E. Wicker.

MASTER'S DEGREES

Loren Oscar Moon, B.L. 1900; A.M. 1907 (See write-up under

Class of 1900).

* Clara Imelda Tebbetts, A.M.; A.B. 1906 (Whittier College).

EARLHAM COLLEGE 53

CLASS OF 1908 (40)

Warder Clyde Allee, B.S. ; S.M. 1910, Sigma Xi 1911, Ph.D. 1912,

Phi Beta Kappa 1912 (All at University of Chicago)—Con-tributor to Journal of Experimental Zoology, and Others; AtInstitute of Plant Physiology; University of Illinois; 1308 WestSpringfield Avenue, Urbana, Illinois.

Laura Fern Allen, A.B.—Princeton, Idaho.

Robert Forrest Allen, B.S.—Special Representative, The Idaho

Post, Princeton, Idaho.

* Ethel Anna Bailey, A.B.

Helen Baird, B.S.—Teaching; Indianola, Indiana.

Jessie Beeler, A.B.—m. Wilson Lang Magaw; Richmond, Indiana.

Cecil Kirk Calvert, B.S.—Chemist and Bacteriologist, Indianapolis

Water Company; 4502 Washington Boulevard, Indianapolis,

Indiana.

Helen Carter, A.B.—m. Birney D. Spradling, '07; Rushville, Indiana.

Cloyde C. Chambers, B.S.—Civil Engineer; Construction Engineer,

Morgan Engineering Company, Memphis, Tennessee ; Located at

Osceola, Arkansas.

Katie Coahran, B.S.—m. Homer E. Stone; 417 West HowardStreet, Muncie, Indiana.

Mira Cope, A.B.—m. Archibald A. Bond; Westfield, Indiana.

Harry Todd Costello, A.B. ; A.M. 1910, Ph.D. 1911 (Harvard Uni-

versity)—Assistant in Philosophy, Harvard University; 26 Irv-

ing Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Edwin Lindley Doane, A.B.—Farming; Westfield, Indiana.

Edith Doney, A.B.—m. Glenn R. Scott; 2233 Talbott Avenue,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Scott Verne Eaton, A.B.—Student at University of Chicago ; 5742

Jackson Avenue, Chicago, Illinois ; Home address. Liberty,

Indiana.

William E. Elliott, B.S., M.A. 1910; B.A. Sc. 1911 (Chicago

Y. M. C. A. Training School)—Secretary, College Branch, Y.

M. C. A.; 86 College Street, Calcutta, India.

Alvin B. Heath, A.B.—Instructor in Mathematics and Latin, Cen-

tral High School; 552 Elvin Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio.

Gustave H. Hoelscher, A.B.; J.D. 1910 (University of Michigan)

—Lawyer; 417 South Tenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

54 ALUMNI CATALOG

Charles Byron Huff, A.B.—Clerk; Martinsville, Indiana.

Grace Elizabeth Huff, A.B.—Assistant Principal of High School;

Leesburg, Ohio.

Agnes Hunt, A.B.—m. Cecil K. Calvert, '08; 4502 Washington

Boulevard, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Sidney B. Hutton, B.S.—Secretary, Morgan Engineering Company;

610 Goodwyn Institute Building, Memphis, Tennessee.

Franctne Jenkins, A.B.—m. Isaac N. Stanley, '07; Lewisville,

Indiana.

Beulah Kauffman, A.B.—m. Solomon Francis Gingerich ; 1348 Wil-

mot Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Mary Windle Lawrence, A.B. ; A.M. 1910; In Reference Depart-

ment of Morrisson-Reeves Library; 624 South West A Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Anna Jane Maris, A.B.—Preceptress and Latin Teacher, Oakwood

Seminary; Union Springs, New York.

Horace Ward Marshall, A.B.; A.M. 1910 (Indiana University)—Superintendent of Schools; Broad Ripple, Indiana.

* Edna Metcalf, B.S.

Walter Richard Miles, A.B.; M.A. 1910 (University of Iowa)—Graduate Student in Psychology, University of Iowa; 1913-14,

Instructor in Psychology, Wesleyan University, Massachusetts.

Edith S. Moore, A.B.—Primary Teacher; 504 West Fifth Street,

Richmond, Indiana.

Alice Emmeline Norton, A.B.—m. Leavitt Newell Bent; Rural

Route No. 4, Carthage, Missouri.

Clara B. Ratliff, A.B.—m. Earl Stinson; 426 Richmond Avenue,

Richmond, Indiana.

Ina Mary Ratliff, A.B.—Missionary; Teacher in Friends' Mission,

Gibara, Cuba.

Rezin Reagan, B.S. ; M.D. 1913 (Rush Medical College)—Interne

Swedish Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Pauline Saint, A.B.—Teacher in High School; 311 South Eleventh

Street, Newcastle, Indiana.

Roxie M. Stalker, A.B.—Nursing; Westfield, Indiana.

Glenn Thistlethwaite, B.S.—Director of Physical Training, Earl-

ham College; 424 West Main Street, Richmond, Indiana; 1913-

14, Physical Director in High School, Oak Park, Illinois.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 55

Clifford Emmett Trueblood, A.B.—Principal, Corinth Academy;Ivor, Virginia.

Martha A. Whitacre, A.B.—Teacher in High School; 1724 MainStreet, Richmond, Indiana.

MASTER'S DEGREES

Homer J. Coppock, A.B. 1904, A.M. 1908— (See write-up in Class

of 1904).

Richard Haworth, B.L. 1891, A.M. 1908— (See write-up in Class

of 1891).

Cassie Fern Jones, A.M. 1908; A.B. 1907 (Friends' University)—Teacher in Derby High School; Rural Route No. 8, Wichita,

Kansas.

CLASS OF 1909 (48)

Walter M. Batchelor, B.S.—City Engineer; 635 South Main Street,

Winchester, Indiana.

Myrtle Boblett, AB.— m. Cloyde C. Chambers, '08— Osceola,

Arkansas.

Harold Everett Chapman, B.S.—Principal of High School; Colum-

bia City, Indiana.

Laura Ruth Doan, B.S.—m. Sidney Buchanan Hutton, '08; 1955

Herbert Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee.

Silas Edgar Fauquher, B.S.—Scholar in Botany, University of

Illinois; 306 Natural History Building, University of Illinois;

Urbana, Illinois.

Maria Francisco, A.B., and Diploma in Music—Instructor in Music,

and Assistant in Preparatory School, Friends' University; 1616

University Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Ethel E. Graham, A.B.— m. Harlan W. Haworth; 347 WestTwenty-eighth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Hazel L. Hancock, A.B.—m. William E. Elliott; 86 College Street,

Calcutta, India.

Otho Glen Harrell, B.S. — Teaching in High School; 917 WestJackson Street, Kokomo, Indiana.

Ruth Ada Harvey, A.B. ; Graduate of Indiana State Normal, 1912

—Teaching; 620 South Boots Street, Marion, Indiana; After

June 1, Dunreith, Indiana.

John T. Haworth, B.S.—Horticulturist, Newberg, Oregon.

56 ALUMNI CATALOG

Horace J. Hedges, B.S.—Teacher in High School; Holliewi Apart-

ments, Suite 4, 1212 Douglas Street, Sioux City, Iowa.

Ethel Louise Henderson, A.B.—m. William Johnson, '10; Newberg,

Oregon.

Alice W. Hill, A.B.—Teaching; 33 South Eighteenth Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Anna M. Hinson, A.B.— m. Harold H. Isenbower; Martinsville,

Indiana.

Bessie Bourne. Jones, A.B.—m. William Brock Fagan; Box 28,

Parkville, • Missouri.

Edna B. Jones, A.B. — 104 South Thirteenth Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

Joseph H. Jones, B.S.—Instructor in Evanston High School; 1418

Washington Street, Evanston, Illinois.

Maurice M. Jones, B.S.—Head of Biology Department in High

School; 503 West North Street, Lebanon, Indiana.

Howard Albert Klepinger, A.B.—Principal of High School; Eaton,

Ohio.

Wilmer W. Lindley, B.S.-—Superintendent of Schools; New Lon-

don, Indiana.

Louis Mitchell, B.S.; B.S. (C.E.) 1910 (Purdue University)—Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Syracuse University;

514 Walnut Avenue, Syracuse, New York.

Mary B. Moffett, A.B. ; Teacher's Certificate, 1912 (University of

California) — Teaching; Riverside, California; 1002 North

Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California.

Ethel Ruth Moore, A.B. — Office Secretary in Christian Church

;

1115 Byron Street, Huntington, Indiana.

Leslie Carson Nanney, B.S.—Instructor in Whittier Union High

School; 408 East College Street, Whittier, California.

Alice Esther Newman, A.B.—Principal of High School ; Losant-

ville, Indiana; 1913-14, Instructor in Latin, Friends' University,

Wichita, Kansas ; Home address, North Sixteenth Street, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

Donna I. Parke, A.B.—Teacher in Public Schools; 1141 Park Ave-nue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

John Wesley Perkins, A.B. ; M.A. 1912 (Northwestern University)

—Professor of Modern Languages, Jamestown College; James-town, North Dakota.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 57

* Lydia Ellen Pike, A.B.

J. Evelyn Reeve, A.B.—m. Laurence H. Barrett; 39 West Thirty-

third Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Jonathan Clark Rogers, B.S. — Principal, Piedmont Academy;Superintendent, Demorest Schools, Demorest, Georgia.

Edith Cornelia Shugart, A.B.—Principal, Vermilion Academy;Vermilion Grove, Illinois.

Hilda Deborah Shute, A.B.—Head of German Department in High. t— >>

School, Kokomo, Indiana; To be married June 25 , 1913, to _

Mather Kolooy, Richmond, Indiana, faM&Uj fHk-, /Ve^st^<)t£v .1-^d

Ruthanna M. Simms, A.B.—Secretary to Librarian of The New-berry Library; Address The Newberry Library, Chicago,

Illinois.

Emmajean Smith, A.B.—2110 Main Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Catherine Charles Snepp, A.B.—m. E. Theodore Jones; Bartlett,

Texas.

Anna Laura Stanley, A.B.—m. Robert Haskett ; Rural Route 29,

Westfield, Indiana.

Grace Tipton Stanley, Diploma in Music; Post Graduate Work in

Indianapolis Conservatory of Music, 1910—Music Studios in

Hurley, Wisconsin, and Ironwood, Michigan.

Helen Martha Stanley, A.B.—m. William Roderick Jones; 1715

West Ninth Street, Des Moines, Iowa.

Rema Harriet Stone, A.B.—m. Rufus Morris Allen; 331 West

Fourth Street, Elyria, Ohio.

Helena Baxter Sutton, A.B.—Attending Indiana State Normal

School; Address, Metropolitan Hotel, Fort Madison, Iowa.

Verne Frank Swain, B.S. ; Candidate for M. S. 1913 (University

of Chicago)—1232 East Fifty-seventh Street, Chicago, Illinois.

Anna Mabel Trueblood, A.B.—Teaching; Rural Route No. 27,

Salem, Indiana.

Claude W. Ullom, B.S.—Insurance Surveyor, with Sanborn MapCompany of New York; 676 St. Clair Street, Chicago, Illinois;

Home, 1315 South B Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Oliver W'eesner, B.S.—Professor of Mathematics, Pacific College;

On Leave of Absence, 1912-13 ; Graduate Student, and Assist-

ant in Mathematics, University of Washington; 4545 Twelfth

Avenue, N. E., Seattle, Washington.

58 ALUMNI CATALOG

Herbert E. White, A.B.—Teacher of History, and Head of Depart-

ment of Physical Culture in High School; 1418 Fremont Avenue,

South Pasadena, California.

William Howard Winslow, A.B.—Farming; Greenfield, Indiana.

Ada Woodward, A.B.—Principal, Grade School ; The Wayne, Rich-

mond, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1910 (46)

Mary Baldwin, A.B.—Westfield, Indiana.

Zola Beasley, A.B.—Teacher in Cevedo-Kenova High School;

Cevedo, West Virginia.

Daniel L. Beebe, A.B.— Reporter, United Press ; Address, United

Press Association, Chicago, Illinois.

Clara M. Bird, A.B.—m. Walter A. Johnson; 1819 North Capitol

Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Walter P. Bland, B.S.—Superintendent of Schools; Culver, Indiana.

Howard Payne Com stock, A.B.—Assistant District Manager of

Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company; 619 R. A. Long Building,

Care of The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company, Kansas City,

Missouri.

Florence Corwin, A.B.—m. Edgar A. Fisher, '10; 774 National

Road, West, Richmond, Indiana.

Perley James Denman, B.S.—Instructor in Smith Academy; St.

Louis, Missouri.

Louise Alden Estes, A.B.—Teaching Latin and English ; West New-ton, Indiana.

William Brock Fagan, A.B.—Teaching in Parke Academy; Park-

ville, Missouri.

Lilith M. Farlow, A.B.—Principal of High School; Rural Route

No. 1, West Middleton, Indiana.

Janet Fenimore, A.B.—m. Ralph Korngold; Organizer for National

Social Democratic Party; Spring Lake, Michigan.

Edgar Andrew Fisher, A.B.—Purchasing Agent, Earlham College;

774 National Road, West, Richmond, Indiana.

Mary S. Gluys, A.B.—m. Wyatt Sumner Wood; 19 North Cather-

ine Avenue, La Grange, Illinois.

Edna Hall, A.B.—Azalia, Indiana.

Chester C. Haworth, A.B.— Principal of Fairview School; 2116

Oak Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 59

Lester C. Haworth, B.S.—Assistant General-Secretary, Buffalo

Young Men's Christian Association; Central Branch, YoungMen's Christian Association, Buffalo, New York.

Edna L. Hockett, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Mishawaka,

Indiana.

Herbert L. Huffman, A.B.—Pastor of Friends' Church; Clinton

Corners, New York.

William Johnson, B.S.—Professor of Chemistry, Pacific College,

Newberg, Oregon.

Clara Belle Kendall, A.B.—Rural Route No. 6 ,Richmond, Indiana.

Margaret Agnes Knollenberg, A.B.—Student in Berlin, Germany;

After April, 1913, South Fourth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Paul E. Lewis, A.B.—Merchant ; Williamsburg, Indiana.

Iva Julia Lindley, A.B.—Teacher in Central Academy ; Plainfield,

Indiana.

Florence Elizabeth Maple, A.B.—m. Walter Lee Thornburg; Palo

Alto, California.

Millard S. Markle, B.S.; M.S. 1912 (University of Chicago)—Assistant Professor of Biology, Earlham College; Earlham,

Indiana.

Lucile King Mayr, A.B.—Teacher in Richmond Schools; 414

North Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Pearl Ella Moss, A.B.—m. Horace J. Hedges, '09; Holliewi Apart-

ments, Suite 4, 1212 Douglas Street, Sioux City, Iowa.

R. Ernest Neave, B.S.—Hughesville, Maryland.

Glena D. Neth, A.B.—Assistant Principal of High School ; Coving-

ton, Ohio.

Vincent DeWitt Nicholson, A.B.—Law Student; Manager for

Endowment Campaign of Oak Grove Seminary; Vassalboro,

Maine; Home address, Richmond, Indiana.

Levi T. Pennington, A.B.—President of Pacific College; Newberg,

Oregon.

Lois Vivian Pitts, A.B.—Housekeeping and Farming; Morristown,

Indiana.

Dorothy Katherine Quimby, A.B. — Teacher in High School;

Pleasantville, New Jersey.

Cora A. Reynolds, A.B. — 26 South Thirteenth Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

GO ALUMNI CATALOG

Maude Elizabeth Reynolds, A.B.—Teacher in High School, Eaton,

Ohio.

Herbert Edwin Tebbetts, B.S.—Medical Student, University of

Pennsylvania; 314 Leidy House, University of Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

J. Walter Tebbetts, B.S. ; M.A. 1911 (Haverford College)—Mathe-

matical Insurance; Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of

Newark, New Jersey; 158 South Grove Street, East Orange,

New Jersey.

Auretta M. Thomas, B.S. — Teacher in Mission School; HusseyInstitute, H. Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico.

Harriet A. Thompson, A.B.—Principal, Warner School, and Eng-

lish Teacher in Night School ; The Vista, Richmond, Indiana.

Harold D. Trimble, A.B. — Teacher in Friends' Bloomingdale

Academy; Bloomingdale, Indiana.

Edna Trueblood, A.B.—m. Clyde Musgrave Hadley; 1732 Eigh-

teenth Street, Seattle, Washington.

Oliver M. Walthall, A.B.—Teacher of Biology, Agriculture, and

Manual Training, Noblesville High School; Noblesville, Indiana.

Amy Winslow, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; Union City, Indiana.

Addie E. Wright, A.B.—-Teacher in Academy; Fairmount, Indiana.

Orville Ross Wright, B.S.—Farming; Rural Route No. 10, New-castle, Indiana.

MASTER'S DEGREE

William E. Elliott, B.S., A.M. 1910. (See write-up in Class of

1908.)

Constance Fosler, A.B. 1905, A.M. 1910. (See write-up in Class

of 1905.)

Mary Windle Lawrence, A.B. 1908, A.M. 1910. (See write-up in

Class of 1908.)

Bertha Mabel Salmans, A.M. 1910; A.B. 1908 (Friends' Univer-

sity)—Teaching in High School; Cheney, Kansas.

CLASS OF 1911 (51)

Carl W. Ackerman, A.B.; B. Lit. in Journalism, 1912 (ColumbiaUniversity)—Student, Columbia School of Journalism; Hartley

Hall, Columbia University, New York City, New York.

Susan Edith Barnett, A.B. — m. Wallace Mills; Mooresville,

Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 61

Lulu May Bateman, A.B. — Teacher in High School ; 325 WestNinth Street, Auburn, Indiana.

Florence M. Bond, A.B.; A.B. 1912 (Smith College)—112 North

Tenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

John Philip Bruner, B.S., A.M. 1912—Student, Indiana University-

School of Medicine; 300 East Sixth Street, Bloomington,

Indiana.

Rachel G. Calvert, A.B.—Teaching; Selma, Ohio.

Grace Carey, A.B.—m. Joseph H. Jones, '09; 1418 Washington

Street, Evanston, Illinois.

Anna Casely, A.B.—Teacher in High School ; Kendallville, Indiana.

Nellie Cassatt, A.B. — Teacher in High School ; Sharpsville,

Indiana.

Florence D. Coles, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Union Springs,

New York.

Arthur Wilbur Clevenger, B.S.—Teacher in Garfield School, Rich-

mond, Indiana; Home address, Rural Route No. 1, Box 18 B,

Muncie, Indiana.

Roy M. Conrad, B.S.—Athletic Director and Coach, Augustana Col-

lege; Rock Island, Illinois.

Marguerite Charity Doan, A.B.—Teacher in Eighth Grade ; 207

South Twelfth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Everett H. Doherty, B.S. — Teacher in High School; 301 West

Howard Street, Muncie, Indiana.

Ancil T. Elliott, B.S.—Superintendent of Schools; Lowell, Indiana.

Frank Roy Elliott, B.S., MA. 1912—Professor of Biology, Wil-

mington College; Wilmington, Ohio.

Lillian Eves, A.B.—Teacher in Cambridge City High School; 51

South Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Fred Erskine Fossett, B.S. — Teacher in Oakwood Seminary;

Union Springs, New York.

Fred Francis, B.S.—Teaching; Bridgeport, Indiana.

Miriam Hannah Furnas, A.B.—Teaching; 585 M. D. Woodruff,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Paul J. Furnas, A.B.—With The Aeolian Company; Aeolian Hall,

29 West Forty-second Street, New York City, New York.

Virginia Graves, A.B.; A.M. 1912 (Columbia University)—Teach-

ing in Spiceland Academy; 1913-14, Studying in Germany; Homeaddress, 307 North Seventh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

62 ALUMNI CATALOG

Catherine Hartman, B.S.—m. Walter Carleton Woodward; 221

College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana.

Edna C. Haviland, A.B.—Teacher and Preceptress at Oak Grove

Seminary, Vassalboro, Maine; Home address, Glens Falls,

New York.

Lewise M. Haviland, A.B.—Junior in Miami Valley Hospital;

"Nurses' Home," Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio.

Melville D. Hawkins, A.B.—Head of Department of History and

Political Science, Pacific College; Box 822, Newberg, Oregon.

Daniel Albert Hayworth, B.S.—Principal of Schools; Centerville,

Indiana.

Elizabeth Holaday, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Georgetown,

Illinois.

Fannie Jones, A.B.—m. Norman J. Craighead; Dallas, Texas.

Inez D. Jones, A.B.—Teacher in High School; 604 North Harrison

Street, Alexandria, Indiana.

Gorseth E. Kerr, B.S.—Farming and Insurance; Troy, Ohio.

Harmon Maier, A.B.; A.B. 1912 (Haverford College)—Teacher in

High School ; Covington, Ohio.

Bertha Miller, A.B.—Assistant Librarian, Earlham College Library

;

10 South Eighteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Homer L. Morris, A.B.—Instructor in Penn College; Oskaloosa,

Iowa.

Clara Grimes Newman, A.B.—Teacher in Public Schools; 129

North Sixth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Anna Mercy Painter, A.B.—Teacher, Spiceland Academy; Rural

Route No. 1, Newcastle, Indiana.

Reuben J. Payne, A.B.—Post Graduate Student, Hartford Theo-logical Seminary; Hartford, Connecticut.

Wendell Holmes Pitts, B.S.—Farming; Rural Route No. 3, Mor-ristown, Indiana.

Amy L. Post, A.B.—Teacher of German and History. OakwoodSeminary, Union Springs, New York.

Ethel Henley Publow, B.S.—Carthage, Indiana.

Bertha L. Pyle, B.S.—Teacher in High School; State Center, Iowa;

Home address, Iowa Falls, Iowa.

Mary Louise Ratliff, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Angola,

Indiana.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 63

Willard Roberts,, B.S.—Student and. Instructor in Friends' Uni-

versity; Wichita, Kansas.

Andrew Scott, A.B.—Student in Graduate School of Business Ad-ministration, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts;

Home address, 126 North Tenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Margaret Sedgwick, A.B.—450 West Fifth Street, Richmond,Indiana.

Raymond Stout, B.S.—Paoli, Indiana.

Katheryne L. Thompson, A.B.; Graduate Drexel Institute, 1913

—

3804 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Carl W. Weesner, B.S.—Assistant Chemist, Carnegie Steel Com-pany; 1004 Fairview Street, Youngstown, Ohio.

Edith E. Wildman, A.B.—Selma, Ohio; 1913-14, Teacher in West-town Boarding School, Westtown, Pennsylvania.

Grace Winslow, A.B.—Carthage, Indiana.

Veva M. Witter, A.B.—Principal of High School ; Milton, Indiana.

CLASS OF 1912 (49)

Sarah Addington, A.B.—Student at Columbia University; 1230

Amsterdam Street, New York City, New York; Home address,

East Main Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Mark Baldwin, B.S.—Scientist in Soil Survey, United States De-

partment of Agriculture; Bureau of Soils, Washington, D. C.

Gertrude Mary Bartel, A.B.—Graduate Student in University of

Wisconsin; Teacher in Indianapolis, Indiana; Home address,

115 South Sixteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Lois Lillian Brown, A.B.—Teaching, Central Academy; Plainfield,

Indiana.

Paul H. Brown, B.S.; S.B. 1913 (Haverford College)—Spiceland,

Indiana.

William Ernest Cary, B.S.—Farmer; Winter Pastor of Clark's

Corners Friends' Church, Gansevoort, New York.

Dudley Artemus Cox, B.S.—Mechanical Engineer, Hadley Manu-

facturing Company; Box 313, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Clifford Charles Cook Crump, B.S. — Assistant Instructor in

Astronomy, University of Michigan; 106 Glen Avenue, AnnArbor, Michigan.

Roy Benton Davis, B.S.; M.S. 1913 (University of Missouri);

Member, American Chemical Society—Maitland, Missouri.

64 ALUMNI CATALOG

Ida Lela DeLong, A.B.—Graduate Student at Bryn Mawr College,

Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; 1913-14, Teacher in Westtown Board-

ing School, Westtown, Pennsylvania.

Benjamin H. Deuker, B.S.—Experimental Department, American

Seeding Machine Company; 112 Fort Wayne Avenue, Richmond,

Indiana.

Edith A. Edwards, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Churubusco,

Indiana.

Homer J. Furnas, B.S.—Furniture Manufacturer; 585 M. D. Wood-ruff, Indianapolis, Indiana.

J. Lemoyne Gilbert, B.S.—Representative of Provident Life and

Trust Company; 1001 Hume-Mansur Building, Indianapolis,

Indiana.

Albert Richardson Hall, A.B.— Principal, Central Academy;

Plainfield, Indiana.

John Seale Hancock, B.S.—Concrete Engineer; Illinois State High-

way Commission; Springfield, Illinois.

Margaret Hardin, A.B. — Teacher in High School, Ridgeville,

Indiana; Home address, Knightstown, Indiana.

Sabina Lucile Hutton, B.S. — Teaching in High School; 2323

Broadway, Logansport, Indiana.

Agnes Isabel James, A.B.—Teaching; Upland, Indiana.

Elihu Edward Jenkins, A.B. — Student in Harvard Law School

;

47 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Rowena P. Johnson, A.B. — Teacher in High School; Lowell,

Indiana.

Donald Bond Johnston, A.B.—Student in Landscape Architecture,.

Harvard University; Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Thomas Elsa Jones, A.B.—Graduate Student, Hartford Theologi-

cal Seminary; Hosmer Hall, Hartford, Connecticutt.

Henry Paul Kelsay, A.B.—Teacher in Vermilion Academy, Ver-

milion Grove, Illinois.

Bernhard H. Knollenberg, A.B. ; Adams Woods Fellowship in

Harvard University—Student in Harvard University; Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, Massachusetts; After

May, 1913, South Fourth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Gustav Adolf Lehman, A.B.—Teacher of German, Central Men-nonite College; Bluffton, Ohio.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 65

Lyman H. Lyboult, A.B.—Teacher in Garfield School; Richmond,Indiana.

Edna A. Marlatt, A.B.—Teacher in High School, Mecca, Indiana;

Home Address, 306 North Fifth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Friederika Meseke, A.B.—Teacher in High School; Columbus,

Indiana.

Laurens J. Mills, A.B.—Superintendent, New Bethel High School,

Wanamaker, Indiana ; Home address, Valley Mills, Indiana.

Raymond T. Myrick, B. S.—Instructor in Chemistry and Physics,

Earlham College; 400 North Eleventh Street, Richmond,

Indiana.

Shannon DeForrest Neff, A.B.—Teaching in High School ; VanBuren, Indiana.

Edmund Burke Newman, B.S.— Home address, Cambridge City,

Indiana.

Caroline L. Nicholson, A.B.—Bookkeeper for American Friend;

Richmond, Indiana.

Daniel Ray Price, A.B.—Instructor in High School; 2116 Oak Ave-

nue, Birmingham, Alabama.

Emma K. Rausch, A.B.—Teacher, Washington Center High School;

Rural Route No. 2, Columbia City, Indiana.

Chester L. Reagan, B.S.—Instructor and Resident Professor in

Bundy Hall, Earlham College; Earlham, Indiana.

Wilma E. Reeve, A.B.—Camby, Indiana.

Gertrude D. Smith, A.B. — Teacher in High School, Greensfork,

Indiana; 21 North Sevententh Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Elisabeth M. Sudhoff, A.B.—Teacher in Richmond Schools; 228

South Fourth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Marguerite Thiebaud, A.B.—Graduate Student in Bryn Mawr Col-

lege; Denbigh Hall, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Penn-

sylvania.

Leah Throckmorton, A.B.—Student, Indiana State Normal School;

205 North Eighteenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Pauline White, A.B.—Teaching; Amo, Indiana.

Ernest Atkins Wildman, B.S.—Assistant in Chemistry, University

of Illinois; 311 Daniel Street, Champaign, Illinois.

Elizabeth Williams, A.B.—Teacher in Richmond Schools; 215

North Sixth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

66 ALUMNI CATALOG

Mary E. Wilson, -A.B.—Principal of High School; Box 31, Russia-

ville, Indiana.

William O. Wissler, A.B.—Head of Department of History in

High School; 48 South Seventeenth Street, Richmond, Indiana.

Russell Worl, A.B.—Cambridge City, Indiana.

W. Russell Wright, A.B.—Teacher in Garfield School ; RichmondAvenue, Richmond, Indiana; 1913-14, Graduate Student in Uni-

versity of Wisconsin.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 67

LIST OF ALUMNIARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Names of deceased graduates are preceded by an asterisk.

Women graduates married since graduation are listed undermaiden name.

Addington, Sarah

Ackerman, Carl

Albertson, Edmond T.

*Albertson, Ida J.

Allee, Walter Clyde

*Allen, Chester

Allen, Elwood D.

Allen, Laura Fern

Allen, Layton

Allen, Robert Forrest

Allen, Rufus Morris

Allen, Winfred EmoryAnderson, Homer R.

Arthur, Ethel Lome(m. George Hudson Sh

Arthur, Grace Irene

(m. W. H. Graham)

*Bailey, Ethel AnnaBaird, Helen

Baldwin, Alpheus Lindley

Baldwin, Clara E.

(m. Willard A. Evans)

Baldwin, MarkBaldwin, MaryBaldwin, William D.

Ballinger, George O.

*Bals, Henry C. G.

Barker, Murray S.

1912

68 ALUMNI CATALOG

Beeler, Elsie M. 1906

(m. Isaac Wilson)

Beeler, Jessie H. 1908

(m. Wilson R. Magaw)*Binford, Bevan 1898

Binford, Edward M. 1898

Einford, Mary L. 1877

(m. Charles K. Bruner)

Binford, Martha J. 1872

(m. E. Clarkson Elliott)

Binford, Naomi 1899

(m. Rayner W. Kelsey, '00)

Binford, Oriel J. 1900

Binford, Raymond 1901

Binford, Vashti 1892

(m. Albert T. Cox)

Eird, Clara May 1910

(m. Walter A. Johnson)

Birdsall, Anna Palmyra 1895

Birdsall, Georgia Bentley 1890

(m. Thomas Wood)*Birdsall, William W. 1873

Bland, Walter P. 1910

Boblett, Myrtle J. 1909

(m. Cloyde C. Chambers, '08)

Bogue, Anna K. 1889

(m. Charles Shafer)

*Bogue, Cordelia 1887

Bogue, Oliver Hazard 1874

Bollinger, Mabel E. 1905

Bond, Archibald A. 1906

Bond, Charles S. 1887

Bond, Florence 1911

Bond, George Samuel 1903

Eond, Jennie F. 1902

(m. Walter S. Painter, '04)

Bond, S. Edgar 1900

Boomershine, Edna 1907

Bowen, Carl Wesley 1901

Bowen, Harry F 1903

Bowen, Mabel 1896

*Bowerman, Lydia N. 1877

(m. Franklin Blair)

Boyd, Louise 1906

(m. Harry Hobbs, '05)

Boyd, Martha P. 1888

Brewer, Abbie 1880

(m. Richard W. Kersey)

Brown, Alice Mary 1891

(m. N. Herbert Charles, '91,

Deceased)

Brown, Clara 1897

Brown, Eva Louise 1890

(m. Herbert Alexander Moore)

Brown, Ida A. 1897

(m. Edward L. Conklin)

Brown, Jessie 1896

Brown, John Franklin 1889

Brown, Lois L. 1912

Brown, Luther Grannell 1891

Brown, Marianna 1876

Brown, Oliver W. 1895

Brown, Paul H. 1912

*Browne, Thomas S. 1873

Browne, Viola M. 1906

(m. Arlando Marine)

Bruner. Philip 1911

Brunson, Orville M. 1906

Bryne, Andreas 1907

Bryne, Arne 1907

Burchenal. Elizabeth 1896

Burchenal, Ruth Merriam 1896

Burkholder, Clarence Mills 1894

Calvert, Cecil K. 1908

Calvert, Rachel Grace 1911

Cammack, Ira J. 1884

Cammack, Irvin H. 1877

EARLHAM COLLEGE 69

Carey, Grace 1911

(m. Joseph H. Jones, '09)

Cary, William Ernest 1912

Carpenter, Caroline M. 1893

Carpenter, Mary Edna 1888

(m. Winfield Scott Hiser)

Carter, Bertha 1899

Carter, Helen 1908

(m. Birney D. Spradling, '07)

Cartland, Jennie Brownell 1907

(m. J. Henry Callister)

Cary, Mabel Anna 1903

(m. Homer J. Coppock, '04)

Case, Clarence Marsh 1905

Caseley, Anna 1911

Cassatt, Nellie 1911

Chace, Arthur Freeborn 1897

Chambers, Cloyde C. 1908

Chambers, Lewis L. 1897

Chamness, Francis Earle 1904

Chandlee, Edith A. 1901

Chandler, Lilian K. 1895

Chapman, Harold E. 1909

Chapman, Margaret C. 1899

(m. James S. Hiatt, '99)

Charles. Arthur M. 1894

Charles, Cora 1893

(m. N. Aldus Harold. '93)

Charles, Frederick R. 1888

*Charles. N. Herbert 1891

Charles, Robert Simpson 1898

Chawner, John 1864

Child, Etha Agnes 1906

Church, Hartley R. 1896

Clark. Albert Worth 1903

Clark. Emma 1896

(m. Charles E. Cosand, '96)

Clark, Emma Rachel 1881

(m. Thomas Buckingham Gary)

1880

1862

1886

1889

1874

1906

Clark, Henry H.

*Clark, Joseph A.

Clark, Lindley Daniel

Clark, Oliver P.

*Clawson, William FClay, Edna Coral

(m. Taylor Owen)Clayton, Martha Hanna 1906

(m. Chas. H. Huff, '08)

Clevenger, Arthur 1911

Coahran, Katie 1908

(m. Homer E. Stone)

Coffin. Cyrus Wilson 1898

Coffin, William Vestal 1877

Coggeshall, James Edward 1891

Coggeshall, Mary Lyon 1891

(m. Robert L. Sackett)

Coleman, Ethel May 1899

Coleman, Horace Emery 1895

Coles, Florence 1911

Comstock, Howard Payne 1910

Conrad, Roy M. 1911

*Conroe, George N. 1866

Cook. Caleb Elmer 1898

Cook. Horace Porter 1898

*Cook, Isaac M. 1883

Cope. Mira T. 1908

(m. Archibald A. Bond, '06)

Copeland, Albert Luther 1902

Coppock, Ethleen 1904

(m. Walter C.Wilson, '04)

Coppock Homer J. 1904

Coppock. Ralph Strawn 1905

Corwin. Florence 1910

(m. Edgar A. Fisher.'lO)

Cosand. Charles Elbert 1896

Cosand. Elnora 189S

Cosand. Violetta 1900

Costello. Harrv Todd 1908

70 ALUMNI CATALOG

Cowgill, Albert Gray

EARLHAM COLLEGE 71

Doan, Wilson S. 1887

Doggett, William Thorington

1878

Doherty, Everett 1911

Doney, Edith 1908

(m. Glen Scott)

*Dorland, Edwin H. 1866

Dorland, Walter Edwin 1894

Doughty, Eva Mary 1893

Douglas, David Franklin 1879

Dunn, Jacob P. 1874

Duvall, Osa Blanche 1905

Eaton, Durward L. 1907

Eaton, Scott V. 1908

Ebert, Louise 1906

Edwards, Deborah P. 1905

Edwards, Edith 1912

Edwards, Ethel 1906

(m. John Aubrey Kramien, '05)

Eggemeyer, Cora C. 1900

(m.FredJ. Bartel, '00)

Elder, James E. 1891

Elliott, Ancil Thomas 191

1

Elliott, Frank Roy 1911

Elliott, Hettie 1889

Elliott, Otis M. 1901

Elliott, Thomas Maxwell 1900

Elliott, William E. 1908

Ellis, Aurilena 1896

Ellis, Dora May 1905

Ellis, Surrilda 1894

Engelbert, Magdalena 1903

(m. Gaar Campbell Williams)

*Estes, Lewis A. 1868

Estes, Louise 1910

Evans, Anna M. 1900

Evans, Asher B. 1895

Evans, Edward D. 1887

Evans, Josephine Alice 1903

(m. Frank E. Wall)

Evans, Mary Matilda 1884

Everson, William G. 1905

Eves, Anna 1907

Eves, Lillian 1911

Fagan, William Brock 1910

Farlow, Lilith M. 1910

Farnham, Harriett Elizabeth 1899

(m. Chas. A. Rowand)Fauquher, Silas E. 1909

Feeger, Luther M. 1904

Fellow, Henry Coffin 1886

Fenimore, Janet 1910

(m. Ralph Korngold)

Ferree, Edna 1904

(m. Edward H. Harris)

Ferree, John D. 1895

Fihe, Clement C. 1897

Finfrock, Anna L. 1895

Finley, Theodore Gawn 1897

Fisher, Edgar Andrew 1910

Fiske, Alice 1901

Fletcher, Charles W. 1901

Fletcher, Mordecai H. 1903

Floyd, Eustace Vivian 1903

Ford, George Rupe 1900

Ford, Louise 1902

Fosler, Constance 1905

Fosett, Fred Erskine 1911

Foulke, William Dudley 1906

Frame, James T. 1903

Francis, Fred 1911

Francisco, Amy 1900

(m. Homer C. Hockett)

Francisco, Edith 1904

Francisco, Lucy 1895

Franci so, Maria 1909

72 ALUMNI CATALOG

Frazee, Charles Henry 1903

Frazee, Grace 1907

(m. Richard Sipe)

Frazer, Oliver Morton 1907

Freeman, Daniel 1894

French, Mary Isabella 1893

(m. George F. DeVol, '94)

Furnas, Edith 1897

Furnas, Homer Joseph 1912

Furnas, Isaiah George 1895

Furnas, Marcia Moore 1906

Furnas, Miriam 1911

Furnas, Paul J. 1911

*Furnas, Phebe 1878

Furnas, William Easterling 1900

Gammon, Robert William 1895

Gano, Laura 1893

^Gardner, Claribel 1893

Gardner, Edward 1902

Gardner, Frank K. 1907

Garrett, Lillie A. 1891

Gilbert, Abigail 1894

(m. J. Clarence Pinkerton)

Gilbert, Henry Wilson 1896

Gilbert, J. Gurney 1898

Gilbert, J. Lemoyne 1912

Gluys, Mary 1910

(m. Wyatt Sumner Wood)Goddard, Anna 1891

(m. Robert M. Chappell)

Goddard, Grace 1891

(m. Corydon M. Rich)

Goddard, Pliny Earle 1892

Gonser, Martha L. 1893

(m. Herbert Clyde Willis)

Gordon, J. Bennett 1898

Gove, Anna E. 1872

(m. James Russell Brownell)

*Gove, J. Howard 1873

Graham, Ethel E. 1909

(m. Harlan W. Haworth)

Grahg, Marcellus Scott 1907

Grave, Benjamin H. 1903

Grave, Caswell 1895

Grave, Josephine 1882

(m. Caswell Grave, '95)

Grave, Thomas H. 1906

Graves, Gordon Harwood 1905

Graves, Virginia 1911

Greene, William B. 1890

*Greene, Flora E. 1876

(m. Walter B. Wright, 72)

Greene, Lindley Murray 1878

Grimes, Ethel 1896

(m. John H. Outland)

Grimes, Grover C. 1907

Hadley, Chalmers

Hadley, Cora M.

(m. Chas. R. Lane, '84)

Hadley, Eliza Doan(m. William Mendenhall,

Deceased)

Hadley, Elsie

(m. Frank White)

Hadley, Geraldine S.

Hadley, HiramHadley, Hiram E.

*Hadley, J. MarcusHadley, Laurence

Hadley, Lulu Charles

(m. Amos C. Maple)

Hadley, M. Bertha

(m. B. Frank Andrews)

Hadley, Murray NathanHadley, Samuel Lee

Hadlev, William A.

1896

1884

1879

1886

1906

1886

1908

1896

1902

1894

1894

1898

1887

1881

EARLHAM COLLEGE 73

*Hadley, William Macy

74 ALUMNI CATALOG

Hill, Alice Wakefield

Hill, Bertha L.

Hill, Caroline

(m. Oliver M. White)

Hill, Elbert N.

Hill, Marguerite

Hill, Mary Stuart

(m. Earle H. Mann)Hill, Sarah D.

(m. Milton D. Baumgartner)

Hinshaw, Irvin Stanley 1903

Hinshaw, Ruth 1874

(m. Samuel J. Spray, '69)

Hinshaw, Stephen A. 1897

Hinson, Anna M. 1909

(m. Harold H. Isenbower)

Hippensteel, Henry Sherman1905

Hixson, Ina Fern 1905

Hobbs, Harry N. 1905

Hobbs, Oliver A. 1903

Hockett, Edna 1910

*Hodgin, Albert V. 1889

*Hodgin, Cyrus W. 1888

Hoelscher, Gustave Herman 1908

*Hoffman, Avanelle J. 1901

Holaday, Elizabeth 1911

Hole, Allen David 1897

Hollingsworth, Israel H. 1866

Hollingsworth, Jane D. 1893

(m. George H. Moore, '89)

Hollingsworth, Jerome 1868

Holloway, Ida Lenora 1900

(m. Murray S. Kenworthy, '00)

Hollowell, Richard L. 1885

Hoover, Edna L. 1907

Hoover, Helen C. 1903

(m. Alfred E. Jones)

*Horney, Edwin 1874

1909

EARLHAM COLLEGE 75

Jenkins, Alfred William 1905

Jenkins, Atwood L. 1891

Jenkins, Elihu 1912

Jenkins, Francine L. 1908

(m. Isaac Stanley, '07)

Jenkins, Reba Elizabeth 1903

(m. Samuel E. Lawson)

Jenkins,Sarah Katherine 1902

(m. Allen U. Tomlinson, '02)

Jenkins, William Wilson 1905

Jessup, Iola 1904

(m. William M. Stafford, '04)

Jessup, Walter A. 1903

Jesten, Ingrid L. 1904

Johnson, Annette 1906

(m. Calvin Cicero Rush, '00)

Johnson, Arthur C. 1907

Johnson, Bertha 1897

(m. Homer S. Hubbard)

Johnson, Charles C. 1878

Johnson, Edith 1894

(Mrs. Edith Johnson Winslow)

Johnson, Laura Harris 1900

Johnson, Lindley H. 1876

Johnson, Myrton 1897

Johnson, Nellie E. 1887

(m. Benj.F. Watts)

Johnson, Robert Underwood 1871

Johnson, Rowena Pearl 1912

Johnson, William 1910

Johnston, Donald Bond 1912

Jones, Bessie B. 1909

(m. William Brock Fagan, '10)

Jones, Cassie Fern 1908

Jones Claburn S. 1884

Jones, Corwin Hubert 1900

Jones, Edna Blanche 1909

Jones, Edna M. 1905

(m. Stephen Porter Pike)

Jones, Ernest Evans 1899

Jones, Fannie C. 1911

(m. Norman Craighead)

Jones, Inez 1911

Jones, Joseph H. 1909

Jones, Lena M. 1885

(m. Henry Hill)

Jones, M. Ethel 1906

Jones, Maurice M. 1909

Jones, T. Elsa 1912

Tones, William W. 1874

Kaifu, Chuzu 1893

Kaminski,Lilian V. 1898

(m. Charles W. Edmunds)

Kaminski, Olive M. 1896

(m. H. Rayburn Robinson)

Kauffman, Beulah 1908

(m. Solomon F. Gingerich)

Kellum, Jesse 1889

Kellum, Orpha L. 1890

(m. Charles L. Mendenhall/92)

Kelly, Benjamin Wade 1902

Kelly, Robert Lincoln 1888

Kelsay, Henry Paul 1912

Kelsey, Rayner W. 1900

Kelsey, William Irving 1893

Kempton, Forrest Ellwood 1906

Kendall, Anna 1903

(m. Baxter McBane)Kendall, Clara Belle 1910

Kendall, Emma 1904

Kendig, Rayonelle Greer 1903

(m. Harry M. Eaton)

Kennedy, Clyde C. 1904

Kennedy, Flora M. 1893

(m. S. Macy Cowgill)

Kenny, Joseph W. 1904

76 ALUMNI CATALOG

Kenworthy, Inona 1901

(m. Paul B. Mitchell)

Kenworthy, Lillie M. 1884

(m. George D. Nichols)

Kenworthy, Murray Shipley 1900

Kerr, Ercy Clarence 1901

Kerr, Gorseth Esta 1911

Kersey, Anna June 1902

Kersey, W. Rufus

King, Bertha Elizabeth

King, Florence

King, Irving

King, Jessie Luella

Kinkead, Mary Lee

Kirk, A. Ethel

(m. Reese G. Calvert)

Klepinger, Howard A.

Knight, AbsalomKnight, T. Bennett

Knollenberg, Bernhard H.

1902

1901

1896

1904

1902

1885

1909

1883

1902

1912

Knollenberg, Margaret Agnes1910

Kramien, John Aubrey 1905

*Ladd, Oliver M. 1868

Lamar, Franklin S. 1898

Lamb, Benjamin F. 1864

Lamb, Joseph W. 1900

Lamb, Mary Alice 1901

Lane, Charles R. 1884

Langston, John Alton 1901

Laughman, Laura B. 1899

(m. Charles H. Gray)

Lawrence, Daniel 1868

Lawrence, Daniel Winslow 1880

Lawrence, Mary Windle 1908

Lawrence, William Evans 1904

Lear, Jr., William E. 1906

Lee, Charles Frederick 1906

Lehman, Gustav Adolph 1912

Leonard, DeElla 1906

(m. Roy Newlin)

Levering, Clara M. 1881

Levering, George Canby 1901

Levering, R. Ella 1878

*Levering, Susannah M. 1887

Levering, Thomas H. 1879

Lewis, Paul E. 1910

Likins, Lulu M. 1906

(m. Chas. S. Bosenbury)

Lindley, Florence O. 1905

(m. Wm. J. Reagan, '04)

Lindley, Harlow 1898

Lindley, Iva J. D. 1910

Lindley, Jennie A. 1906

Lindley, Mary O. 1901

(m. Harry D. Wood)Lindley, Wilmer W. 1909

Link, John H. 1904

Llewelyn, Edgar J. 1907

Lloyd, Elizabeth 1898

(m. J. Gurney Gilbert, '98)

Lyboult, Lyman 1912

McCreary, George E. 1907

McMinn, Harry 1889

McTaggart, Alpheus 1866

Macy, Albert William 1877

Macy, Everest J. 1904

Macy, Florence O. 1905

(m. S. Murray Parker, '85)

*Macy, Josephine 1880

(m. Clarkson Parker)

Macy, William A. 1871

Maddock, Anna Elizabeth 1894

(m. W. W. Pretts)

Maddock, Emma Jane 1896

(m.Clarence M.Burkholder/94)

EARLHAM COLLEGE 77

Maddock, Grace Merritt 1898

(m. Jones P. Stagg)

Maddock, William Eli 1894

Magee, J. Edward 1896

Maier, Harmon 1911

Maple, Florence 1910

(m. Walter L. Thornburgh)

Maple, Gurney D. 1905

Maris, Anna Jane 1908

Markle, Millard S. 1910

Marlatt. Edna L. 1912

Marley, Charles Dana 1899

*Marmon, Daniel W. 1865

Marshall, Elsie M. 1906

Marshall, Horace Ward 1908

Marshall, lone S. 1896

(m. Charles E. Bowles)

Marshall, Mark 1902

Martin, Alfred Edward 1904

*Martin, William L. 1893

*Mather, John P. 1867

Mauzy, Hugh Elliott 1905

Mayr, Lucile King 1910

Mendenhall, Alice A. 1890

Mendenhall. Charles L. 1892

Mendenhall, Edith 1897

(m. Charles T. Talbert)

Mendenhall, Emily C. 1890

(m. Albert V. Hodgin, '89,

Deceased)

Mendenhall, Ida M. 1895

Mendenhall, Laura E. 1902

(m. John O. Peterson)

Mendenhall,Thomas Elwood 1901

Mering, Clara Augusta 1885

Meseke. Friederika 1912

Metcalfe, Edna 1908

Miars, Mary Eliza 1898

(m. Arthur O. Harold)

Michael, Harry Dorland 1902

Middleton, Elizabeth A. 1904

(m. Ernest H. Freeman)

Middleton, Walter Guy 1899

Miles, Caroline 1887

(m. William Hill)

Miles, Walter Richard 1908

Miller, Bertha 1911

Miller, Paul DeForest 1899

Milliken. Lillian A. 1905

(m. Clarence T. Burgess)

Mills. Allen G. 1892

Mills. Alva 1892

Mills, Edwin Seth 1887

Mills, Gertrude Cartland 1898

Mills, Joseph John 1878

Mills, Laurens Joseph 1912

Mills, Lily 1892

(m. William Hiss, Deceased.)

Mills, Nathan Kendall 1906

Mills, William H. 1904

Mitchell, Louis 1909

Mitchell, Myrtle V. 1898

(m. Oscar Woodard)Moffitt. Charles F. 1879

Moffett, Mary B. 1909

Moon, Loren Oscar 1900

Moore, Amanda 1897

(m. Chauncey H. Crawford, '97)

Moore, Anna Mary 1894

(m. Benjamin Cadbury)

Moore, Edith S. 1908

Moore, Edna Cleo 1904

(m. Josiah Arthur Test)

Moore, Ethel Ruth 1909

Moore, George H. 1889

Moore. Lucile H. 1902

Moore, Marcia Frances 1889

(m. Don C. Barrett, '89)

78 ALUMNI CATALOG

*Moore, William A. 1864

Moorman,Lulu 1893

Morgan, Arthur Lowell 1888

Morgan, John 1866

Morikawa, May T. 1895

Morris, Homer L. 1911

Morris, Lenora 1887

(m. James Edward Sproule)

Morris, Mary E. 1896

(m. Edward L. Selvage)

*Morris, Susan A. 1865

Morrison, Edwin 1888

*Morton, Simon Clate 1903

Moss, Pearl E. 1910

(m. Horace J. Hedges, '09)

Mote, Gertrude 1893

(m. Lewis C. King)

Mote, John Edgar 1896

Mott, Thomas Abbott 1897

Munger, Helen E. 1901

(m. Grant T. Davis)

Munger, Warren H. 1901

Myrick, Raymond Thompson

EARLHAM COLLEGE 79

Painter, Walter Stubbs 1904

Parke, Donna Isabel 1909

Parker, Fidelia Coan 1897

Parker, Ida B. T. 1907

Parker, John E. 1887

Parker, Joseph Wilson 1879

Parker, Lelah M. 1899

Parker, Martha Lyon 1888

(m. Arthur Lowell Morgan)Parker, Robt. Lowell 1906

Parker, S. Murray 1885

Parkhurst, Arthur D. 1896

Partington, Eliezer 1904

Patty, Josephine M. 1890

(m. Levi M. Gilbert)

Payne, Reuben James 1911

Peacock, Daniel Lawrence 1895

Peacock, Mary Harriett 1898

Pearson, Calvin Wasson 1865

Pearson, Ethel Lucile 1905

Pearson, William L. 1875

Peirce, Walter Clarence 1895

Pemberton, Anna May 1904

(m. Clayton L. DeCou)Pennington, Levi T. 1910

Pennock, Leila 1905

Perisho, Elwood Chappell 1887

Perkins, John Wesley 1909

Peterson, Ethel Lillian 1907

Petry, Loren C. 1907

Phillips, Jesse I. 1905

Pickett, Arthur 1891

Pickett. Mary 1893

Pi el, Ellen Louise 1894

*Pike, Lydia Ellen 1909

Pinkham, William P. 1883

Pitts, Lois Vivian 1910

Pitts, Wendell 1911

PostAmvL. 1911

Powers, George Clarkson 1902

*Pray, Martha 1865

Pretlow, Robert E. 1883

Price, D. Ray 1912

Pritchard, Carleton Calvin 1893

Pritchard, Charles E. 1889

Pritchard, Clifford M. 1893

Fublow, Ethel 1911

*Pusey, William B. 1868

Pyle, Bertha 1911

Quimby, Dorothy K. 1910

Ratcliffe, Emory 1903

Ratcliff, Clara B. 1908

(m. Earl Stinson)

Ratliff, Florence Agnes 1904

Ratliff, Ina Mary 1908

Ratliff, Joseph Furnas 1891

Ratliff, Luther H. 1893

Ratliff, Mary E. 1893

Ratliff, Mary Louise 1911

Ratliff, Milo E. 1892

Rausch, Emma 1912

Rea, John Dougan 1902

Reagan, Charles M. 1888

Reagan, Chester Linus 1912

Reagan, Rezin 1908

Reagan, William J. 1904

Reazin, Antoinette 1878

(m. John E. Bryant)

Rees, Cassius A. 1899

Reeve, Charles A. 1900

Reeve, J. Evelyn 1909

(m. Lawrence H. Barrett)

Reeve, Wendell A. 1906

Reeve. Wilma E. 1912

*Reid, Virginia 1879

(m. Oliver H. Bogue, 74)

80 ALUM NI CATALOG

Reynolds, Clinton Odell 1895

Reynolds, Cora A. 1910

Reynolds, Maude E. 1910

Rhode, Floy Elizabeth 1895

(m. Horace Coleman, '95)

Rich, Howell DeLoss 1900

Riggs, Carrie Lane 1894

(m. Arthur M. Charles, '94)

Rinehart, Pearl 1906

(m. Lawrence N. Jackson)

Robbins, Byram C. 1902

*Roberts, Curtis S. 1896

Roberts, Frederick C. 1894

Roberts, Mabel 1903

(m. Clyde C. Kennedy, '04)

*Roberts, Thomas 1875

Roberts, Willard 1911

Rogers, Arthur C. 1877

Rogers, Christine M. 1897

(m. William C. Osborne)

Rogers, J. Clark 1909

Rogers, Olive S. 1907

(m. Harlow Lindley, '98)

Rogers, Sarah P. 1900

Roop, Anna Bell 1897

(m. Murray S. Barker, '97)

Roop, Minnie F.

(m. John W. Millette)

1898

Rosenberger, Absalom

EARLHAM COLLEGE 81

Smith, Gertrude Dorothy 1912

Snepp, Catherine Charles 1909

(m. E. Theodore Jones)

Spohn, August Lindley 1906

Spradling, Birney D. 1907

Spray, Mary Elizabeth 1904

(m. Loren Oscar Moon, '00)

Spray, Samuel J. 1869

Stabler, Herman 1899

Stafford, William M. 1904

Stalker, Roxie M. 1908

Stanley, Anna Laura 1909

(m. Robert Haskett)

Stanley, Caroline Clare 1902

(m. Willard O. Trueblood, '02)

Stanley, Claudius Chalmers 1895

Stanley, Frederic Bartlett 1895

Stanley, Grace Tipton 1909

Stanley, Helen Martha 1909

(m. Roderick Jones)

Stanley, Isaac N. 1907

Stanley, N. Raymond 1904

Stanley, Rupert H. 1910

Stanley, Sibyl 1890

Stanley, Virgie Idelle 1902

Stanton, Louise 1904

(m. Royal J. Davis, '98)

Stanton, Mariella 1904

*Starbuck, Levi 1876

Steere, Deborah A. 1865

(m. Samuel C. Howell)

Stephens, Walter Charles 1901

Stewart, Mabel V. 1907

(m. Arthur C. Johnson, '07)

*Stevens, Moses C. 1883

Stigleman, Olive 1893

(m. Murray S. Wildman, '93)

Stone, Rema Harriett 1909

(m. Rufus Morris Allen, '06)

Stout, Charles B. 1904

Stout, Elmer W. 1896

Stout, Howard M. 1896

Stout, John Morris 1901

Stout, Mary Ellen 1901

(m. Thomas N. Braxton)

Stout, Orville Trusman 1899

Stout, Raymond 1911

Stranahan, Edgar H. 1898

Stubbs, Ada L. 1879

(m. William C. Bernhardt)

Stubbs, Charles L. 1897

Stubbs, Edna 1888

(m. J. Everist Cathell,

Deceased)

Stubbs, Ruth Emma 1873

(m. William N. Trueblood, 73)

Stubbs, Mary Anna 1877

Study, Robert L. 1898

Sudhoff, Elizabeth 1912

Sultzbaugh, Elizabeth 1883

Sutton, David 1901

*Sutton, Eliza G. 1877

Sutton, Helena Baxter 1909

Sutton, Howard 1889

Sutton, Mary B. 1898

(m. George E. White)

Swaim, Verne F. 1909

Swan, Anna Catherine 1902

Swartz, Kathryn C. 1900

(m. Alonzo D. Shoup)

Symons, Alfred H. 1897

Symons, Ethel A. 1899

(m. Milo H. Stuart)

Symons, Josiah E. 1890

Taber, Emma Lois 1895

(m. Walter C. Peirce)

•-•Taylor, Edward 1865

82 ALUMNI CATALOG

Taylor, Henry Wright

Taylor, Lydia

(m. Thomas Painter,

Deceased)

Taylor, Mary(m. Erastus Test, '63)

Taylor, Miriam Maude*Taylor, William H.

*Tebbetts, Clara Imelda

Tebbetts, Herbert EdwinTebbetts, J. Walter

*Terrell, Allen

*Terrell, Pleasant

Test, Erastus

Thiebaud, Marguerite

Thistlethwaite, Glenn

Thomas, Auretta M.Thomas, Robert Hamilton

Thompson, Harriett A.

Thompson, John Albert

Thompson, Katheryne

1892

1873

1867

1901

1907

1910

1910

1867

1865

1863

1912

1908

1910

1891

1910

1880

1911

Thompson, Margaret Mears 1907

(m. Robert Samuel Hart)

*Thornburg, Luzena 1862

Throckmorton, Leah 1912

Thurston, Evalyn 1898

(m. Hugo Paul Thieme)

*Timberlake, Benjamin B. 1894

Titsworth, Helen Bills 1907

(m. Raymond Binford, '01)

Todhunter, Oscar B. 1872

Tomlinson, Allen U. 1902

Tomlinson, Finley 1893

Townsend, Anna M. 1893

(m. W. Irving Kelsey, '93)

Townsend, Henry H. 1881

Townsend, Lorena A. 1891

(m. J. C. Hodson)

Trester, Arthur L. 1904

Trimble, Harold D. 1910

Trueblood, Anna Mabel 1909

Trueblood, Benjamin F. 1869

Trueblood, Carolyn Hobbs 1896

(Mrs. T. C. Trueblood, '86)

Trueblood, Clifford Emmett 1908

Trueblood, Edna A. 1910

(m. Clyde Musgrave Hadley)

Trueblood, Edwin Pritchard 1885

Trueblood, Howard Moffett 1902

Trueblood, Inez 1901

Trueblood, Iro C. 1903

Trueblood, Mary Esther 1893

(m. Robert Paine)

Trueblood, Ralph W. 1903

Trueblood, Ruth 1903

(m. Herbert E. Harris)

Trueblood, Thomas Clarkson

1886

Trueblood, Wilford S. 1900

Trueblood, Willard Orville 1902

Trueblood, William N. 1873

Trueblood, William P. 1875

*Tucker, Addison 1891

Tuttle, Joseph E. 1904

Tyler, Leon Lewis 1906

Tyler, Minnie Sturdevant 1906

(Mrs. Leon Lewis Tyler, '06

Ullom, Claude W. 1909

Unthank, James Bryant 1874

Unthank, Pearl 1898

(m. James W. Delk)

Valentine, Anna 1865

(m. Jonathan C. Rogers,

Deceased)

*Valentine, William H. 1865

Van Nuys, Frederick 1898

EARLHAM COLLEGE 83

Votaw, Albert H. 1874

*Votaw, John S. 1885

Walthall, Oliver 1910*Warder, Robert B. 1866

Warren, Alfred 1904

Watson, Elma C. 1888

(m. George M. Austin)

Watson, Idelle B. 1879

Watson, Lake George 1900

Weesner, Carl 1911

Weesner, Oliver 1909

Weist, Harry Hibberd 1892

Whitacre, Martha A. 1908

White, A. Gail 1896

(m. A. G. Baldwin)

White, Alpheus Exum 1873

White, David O. 1880

White, Lydia Dora 1883• (m. Absalom Knight, '83)

*White, Esther A. 1874

White, Evelyn 1894

White, Frank J. 1906

White, Herbert E. 1909

*White, Irving 1902

White, John R. 1874

White, Jr., Josiah T. 1887

White, Marie Ella 1899

(m. Lester Poor)

White, Maud 1902

(m. Edward Lee Shepherd)

White, Mary A. 1868

(m. William W. White,

Deceased)

White. Phariba Wilson 1879

(m. Francis White Stephens)

White, Pauline 1912

White, Robert Parker 1876

White, Roy Wilson 1894

White, Thomas Raeburn 1896

White, Thomas William 1887

*White, William W. 1868

*Wickersham, William B. 1867

*Widup, Earle E. 1899

Wildman, Alvin E. 1886

*Wildman, Anna M. 1889

(m. John E. Parker, '87)

Wildman, Arthur E. 1891

Wildman, Clarence J. 1901

Wildman, Ernest A. 1912

Wildman, Matilda 1899

(m William Evans)

Wildman, Murray S. 1893

Wildman, Olive M. 1911

Wilkinson, Orville A. 1903

Williams, Elizabeth 1912

Williams, Zona May 1906

Wilson, Bertha Louise 1896

(m. Henry W. Gilbert, '96)

Wilson, Eliza Ann 1900

Wilson, Isadore Hall 1896

(Mrs. Isadore Hall Wilson)

Wilson, Louise 1899

(m. Oriel J. Binford, '00)

Wilson, Mary E. 1912

Wilson, Paul Boyd 1898

Wilson, Russell Terrell 1906

Wilson, Walter C. 1904

Wiltsee, Gertrude May 1904

(m. Everest J. Macy, '04)

Wiltsie, Cassie 1900

(m. Guy Henry Kelsay)

Winslow, Grace 1911

Winslow, Mary Amy 1910

Winslow, William Howard 1909

Winston, Lucy A. 1882

Wissler, William Oscar 1912

Witter, Veva 1911

84 ALUMNI CATALOG

Wolford, Anna Barnett 1903

(Mrs. Harry C. Wolford)

Wood, Eleanor Densmore 1896

Woodard, Ada 1909

Woodard, Alice 1900

(m. I. Purviance Hunt)

*Woodard, Ethel 1903

(m. George H. Dilks)

Woodard, Herbert Deland 1895

Woodard, Isaac Evans 1904

Woodard, Leander J. 1878

Woodard, Mary E. 1898

*Woodard, Ruth 1872

(m. Trueblood)

Woodard, Thomas R. 1877

Woodruff, Joseph I. 1885

Woodward, Walter Carleton

1899

Woody, H. Herman 1892

Woody, Maude Maurine 1906

Wooton, Elmer Ottis 1889

Worl, Russell 1912

Worley, Llora Agnes 1899

(m. H. W. Kendell)

Wright, Addie Emlin 1910

Wright, Bertha Frances 1900

Wright, Ellen Leona 1896

Wright, Harry Noble 1904

Wright, Henry Charles 1865

Wright, Lelia 1893

(m. Paul Jones)

*Wright Paul Morris 1870

Wright, Orville 1909

Wright, Orville Ross 1910

Wright, Russell Lowell 1904

Wright, W. Russell 1912

Wright, Sylvanus J. 1873

Wright, Walter B. 1872

*Wright, Wilbur 1909

*Young, Maria E. 1886

(m. Lindley D. Clark, '86)

*Zeigler, Clara

(m. Edgar E. Wicker)

1907

EARLHAM COLLEGE 85

Graduates of 1913

Allee, Walter, B.S., Manhattan, Kansas.

Clark, Lindley Hoag, B.S., Washington, D. C.

Cox, Mary Ramona, A.B., Westfield, Indiana.

Crome, Vera Elizabeth, B.S., Richmond, Indiana.

Elliott, Mary Alice, A.B., Carthage, Indiana.

Ellis, Ellsworth, A.B., Sheridan, Indiana.

Emerson, Fred Wilbert, B.S., Vermilion Grove, Illinois.

Evans, William Robinson, B.S., Indianapolis, Indiana.

Fowble, George Albert, A.B., Red Key, Indiana.

Furnas, Philip William, A.B., Valley Mills, Indiana.

Guyer, Ralph Taylor, B.S., Richmond, Indiana.

Hampton, Anna Margaret, A.B., Monrovia, Indiana.

Hocker, Cora Lavina, A.B., Berne, Indiana.

Hoskins, Halford Lancaster, A.B., Carmel, Indiana.

Janney, Jr., John Hall, B.S., Brookville, Maryland.

Jones, Arthur Leroy, A.B., Hughesville, Maryland.

Jones, Rubie Elizabeth, A.B., West Milton, Ohio.

Kelly, Agnes Rifner, B.S., Richmond, Indiana.

Kenworthy, Helen Thomas, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Kenworthy, Mary, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Leonard, Edward Charles, B.S., Greensboro, North Carolina.

Long, Florence, B.S., Pierceton, Indiana.

McClain, Althea, A.B., Bridgeport, Indiana.

McMullen, Harriet Ann, A.B., Lyons Station, Indiana.

Mills, James Blair, A.B., Lynn, Indiana.

Morris, Barclay Dennis, B.S., Montezuma, Indiana.

Morrow, Mary, A.B., Campbellstown, Ohio.

Murray, Floyd Rufus, A.B., Hammond, Indiana.

Neal, Mabel Hazel, A.B., Eaton, Ohio.

Oler, Hazel Bessie, A.B., Williamsburg, Indiana.

Painter, Levinus King, A.B., Spiceland, Indiana.

Raiford, Sallie Thomasene, A.B., Ivor, Virginia.

Ratliff, Russell Matthew, A.B., Anderson, Indiana.

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Rees, Alice Edna, A.B., Vermilion Grove, Illinois.

Sanders, William Henry, A.B., Columbia City, Indiana.

Scott, Martha Helen, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Sharpless, Caroline Rebecca, A.B., Whittier, California.

Simms, Gertrude Elizabeth, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Smith, Mary Emma, A.B., Selma, Ohio.

Stalker, Herman, B.S., Westfield, Indiana.

Stanley, Clinton Fiske, A.B., Carlos, Indiana.

Stanley, Thomas Blaine, A.B., Noblesville, Indiana.

Taylor, Mary Louise, A.B., Detroit, Michigan.

Thomas, Isabelle, A.B., Springfield, Ohio.

Trueblood, Charles Kingsley, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Wright, Harvey Austice, A.B., Richmond, Indiana.

Wright, Ora Ethel, A.B., Fairmount, Indiana.

MASTER'S DEGREE

Williams, Zona May, A.B. 1906, A.M. 1913—Charlottesville, Indiana.

HONORARY DEGREES

Perisho, Elwood Chappell, B.S. 1887, M.S. 1891, Hon. LL.D. 3m;A.M. 1895 (University of Chicago).

Thompson, John Albert, A.B. 1880, Hon. A.M. 1913; M.D. 1884

(Miami Medical College).

EARLHAM COLLEGE 87

Alumni—DeceasedCompiled June, 1913

The date of death has been supplied whenever known. Informa-

tion in regard to others will be appreciated by the Registrar.

Class of

1862 Joseph A. Clark, A. B., A. M.1862 Luzena Thornburg, A. B., 1911.

1864 William A. Moore, B. S. .. . . .

1865 Daniel W. Marmon, A. B., 1909.

1865 Susan A. Morris, A. B.

1865 Martha A. Pray, A. B.

1865 Edward Taylor, 1911.

1865 Pleasant Terrell, B. S.

1865 William H. Valentine, A. B.

1866 George N. Conroe, A. B.

1866 Edwin H. Dorland, A. B.

1866 John Morgan, A. B.

1866 William Russell, A. B.

1866 Robert B. Warder, A. B, A. M.1867 John P. Mather, B. S.

1867 Allen Terrell, B. S.

1867 William B. Wickersham, A. B., 1908.

1868 Clarkson Davis, Hon. A. M.

1868 Lewis A. Estes, Hon. A. M.

1868 Elizabeth Horney, A. B.,. 1910.

1868 Oliver M. Ladd, A. B.

1868 William B. Pusey, B. S.

1868 William W. White, B. S., 1891.

1869 Angelina Hough, B. S.

1870 Morris P. Wright, 1911.

1872 William Macy Hadley, A. B.

1872 Ruth Woodard, A. B.

1873 Henry C. G. Bals, B. S.

1873 William W. Birdsall, B. S., Hon. A. M., 1909.

1873 Thomas S. Brown, B. S.

88 ALUMNI CATALOGClass of

1873 J. Howard Gove, B. S.

. 1873 William C. Hastings, B. S., 1911.

1873 Alpheus Exum White, B. S., 1913.

1874 William F. Clawson, A. B.

1874 Edwin Horney, A. B.

1874 Esther A. White, B. S.

1875 Thomas Roberts, B. S.

1876 Flora E. Greene, B. S.

1876 Levi Starbuck, B. S.

1877 Lydia Bowerman, A. B.

1877 Eliza G. Sutton, A. B.

1878 Ida J. Albertson, A. B., 1912.

1878 Phebe Furnas, A. B.

1878 William H. Hough, A. B.

1879 Virginia Reid, B. S., 1912.

1880 Alice Davis, A. B.

1880 Josephine Macy, A. B.

1883 Isaac M. Cook, B. S.

1883 Moses C. Stevens, Hon. A. M.

1884 George T. Cox, B. S.

1885 Chester Allen, A. B.

1885 John S. Votaw, A. B.

1886 Maria E. Young, B. S.

1887 Cordelia Bogue, Ph. B.

1887 Alden J. Cox, B. S.

1887 Otis F. Deal, Ph. B., B. S.

1887 Susannah M. Levering, A. B.

Cyrus W. Hodgin, Ph. B., 1908.

William H. Taylor, Hon. Ph. D., 1910

1889 Albert V. Hodgin, Ph. B.

1889 Anna M. Wildman, Ph. B.

1890 Arthur T. Cox, B. S., 1909.

1891 N. Herbert Charles, Ph. B., A. M.1891 Addison Tucker, B. S.

1892 Alva Mills, Ph. B.

1893 Luzena Cowgill, B. S.

1893 Claribel Gardner, B. S.

1893 William L. Martin, B. L.

1894 Benjamin B. Timberlake, Ph. B., 1904.

EARLHA.M COLLEGE 89

Class of

1894 Roy Wilson White, B. S., 1900.

1896 J. Marcus Hadley, B. S., A. M.1896 Curtis S. Roberts, B. S.

1897 Edith Mendenhall, Ph. B.

1897 Martha Shoemaker, Ph. B.

1898 Bevan Binford, B. L.

1899 Marie Ella White, Ph. B.

1899 Earle E. Widup, B. L.

1900 Carl Cox, B. S., 1908.

1901 Avanelle J. Hoffman, A. B.

1902 Agnes W. Neave, A. B., 1912.

1902 William D. Baldwin, B. S.

1902 Irving White, A. B., 1903.

1903 Ethel Woodard, A.B., 1912.

1903 Simon Clate Morton, A. B., 1913.

1905 Bess Lasell Huff, A. B., 1911.

1906 Nathan E. Davis, B. S., 1909.

1906 Curtis Huff. B. S., 1906.

1907 Clara Imelda Tebbetts, A. M., 1908.

1907 Clara Zeigler, A. B., 1913.

1908 Ethel Anna Bailey, A. B., 1912.

1908 Edna Metcalfe. B. S., 1913.

1909 Lydia Pike, A. B.. 1911.

1909 Wilbur Wright, Hon. M. S., 1912.

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Master's Degrees in CourseConferred by Earlham College

EARLHAM COLLEGE 91

Date Conferred

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Alumni Interesting Items

1033 Bachelor Degrees conferred, not including Class of 1913

540 On Men493 On Women252 Women graduates married

77 "Earlham Homes," i. e., husband and wife both graduates

34 Of above, husband and wife classmates

210 Degrees conferred on Earlham graduates by other insti-

tutions

49 Bachelor Degrees, 1913

62 Master Degrees conferred, not including Class of 1913

5 Of above, not on Earlham graduates

1 Master Degree, 1913

21 Honorary Degrees conferred

18 Of above, not on Earlham graduates

2 Honorary Degrees, 1913

1168 Degrees conferred, including 1913

1105 Individuals receiving Degrees, including 1913

1053 Heard from in preparation of this Bulletin

EARLHAM COLLEGE 93

Earlham Graduates and Students Who HaveServed on the Mission Field

Mrs. B. F. Andrews, '94

(Bertha Hadley)

Gurney Binford

Mrs. Gurney Binford, '96

(Elizabeth Schneider)

Mrs. Gilbert Bowles

(Minnie Pickett)

Esther Butler

Irving Cammack, '77

Sadie R. Charles

Horace E. Coleman, '95

Mrs. Horace Coleman, '95

(Floy Rhode)

Wilson H. CoxGeorge F. DeVol, '94

Mrs. George F. DeVol, '93

(Isabella French)

Thomas M. Elliott, '00

Mrs. Thomas M. Elliott

(Henrietta R. Spitzler)

William E. Elliott, '08

Mrs. William E. Elliott,

(Hazel Hancock)

Rhoda HareElam Henderson, '84

Francis Hockett

Raymond S. Holding

Martha Hunnicutt, '99

Alice W. Jones

Airs. Kelly

(Mida Lawrence)

Matehuala, Mexico Retired

1

Mito, Japan

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William Irving Kelsey, '93

Mrs. William Irving Kelsey, '93

(Anna Townsend)

A. Edward Kelsey

Chusu Kaifu, '93

Joseph Lamb, '00

George C. Levering, '01

Sarah Lindley

Mrs. Murray Parker, '05

(Florence O. Macy)George E. McCreary, '07

Edna Metcalfe, '08

Ellen C. MooreEverett E. MorganMrs. Everett E. Morgan

(Clara E. )

Stephen S. Myrick, '94

Mrs. Stephen S. Myrick, '92

(Miriam A. Harrison)

Jesse I. Phillips, '05

Mrs. J. Francisco Martinez

(Emma Phillips)

Mary Pickett, '93

Lydia E. Pike, '09

Clotilde Pretlow

Ina Ratliff, '08

Emory J. Rees

Absalom Rosenberger, 76Robert SammsMrs. Robert SammsRupert Stanley, '10

Inez Taber

Auretta M. Thomas, '10

Mary B. Whinnery

Victoria, Mexico Retired

Ram Allah, Palestine In field

Mito, Japan In field

Matamoros, Mexico Retired

Victoria, Mexico Retired

Matehuala, Mexico In field

Matamoros, Mexico Retired

Sumbwa, British East Africa In field

Ram Allah, Palestine Deceased

Mito, Japan In field

Matehuala and Matamoros,

Mexico On furlough

Deceased

Honolulu. Hawaii

-, Mexico

Retired

Retired

Matamoros, Mexico, and Gibara

and Puerta Padre, Cuba Retired

Victoria, Mexico In field

Matamoros and Victoria,

Mexico Deceased

Gibara, Cuba In field

Gibara, Cuba In field

Marigoli, British East Africa In field

Ram Allah, Palestine Retired

Salawik, Alaska In field

Shang Hai, China, Y. M. C. A. In field

Tokio, Japan On furlough

Matamoros, Mexico In field

Matehuala, Mexico Retired

Missionaries 52

Graduates 29

EARLHAM COLLEGE 95

Earlham Clubs

The Chicago-Earlham Association

The first meeting of this association was held about 1890. Theyplan to meet once a year, usually in the winter. All resident gradu-ates and former students are eligible as members. Of a possible onehundred and fifty, there have been as many as seventy-five together

at once. This is the oldest Earlham club.

The present officers are :

President—Claburn S. Jones, '84.

Secretary—August Zimmerman.

The Philadelphia-Earlham Club

The first gathering of Earlham people in and about Philadelphia

was held in December, 1899. A formal organization, however, wasnot effected until June, 1902. Former students and friends of Earl-

ham constitute the membership, which now numbers about one hun-

dred. Meetings are held twice a year; a winter meeting at the homeof a member, and a spring picnic in the country, with an average

attendance of fifty members.

The present officers are:

President—Manning J. Smith.

Secretary—Lillian Rae Chandlee.

Treasurer—Francis Maxfield.

Executive Committee—The above officers and Anna C. Swan, '02,

and Herbert E. Tebbetts, '12.

The New York-Earlham Club

This club was organized in 1911, and holds one meeting a year.

Its membership consists of graduates and old students in and near

New York.

The present officers are

:

President—Richard Warren Barrett, '97.

Secretary—Mrs. Arlando Marine, '87.

Treasurer—John H. Link, '04.

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The Indianapolis-Earlham Club

The first meeting of this club, a banquet with two hundred and

fifty persons present, was held in June, 1911. One hundred and sev-

enty-two persons are members of the organization. The officers

elected at the first meeting are still serving and are

:

President—Isaac E. Woodard, '04.

Vice-President—Anna Evans, '00.

Secretary—Josephine Kopf.

Corresponding Secretary—Mary I. Hollowell, '86.

Treasurer—Joseph John Dickinson.

All Earlham graduates or old students, who find themselves in

or near the above cities, are cordially invited and urged to makethemselves known and to join the clubs.

Earlham clubs, if organized in many other places where there are

several Earlham people, would be found to be of much interest, and

also would fan the "Earlham Spirit," which is always present when-

ever old Earlhamites meet together.

EARLHAM COLLEGE 97

Class Secretaries

It has appealed to several of Earlham's Alumni that the appoint-ment of Class Secretaries in each class would in time develop a

closer organization and keep Earlham's Alumni more in touch witheach other and the College.

Some of the classes have already formally done this; in someothers an interested member has kept the other members in touchwith each other.

Should such class secretaries be appointed, each class membercould then keep in close touch with the class secretary and co-oper-

ate with him in all matters of class interest, such as reunions, keep-

ing up a class letter, finding lost members, etc., etc. The class

secretary should always be in touch with the College Registrar, andalso with the Secretary of the Alumni association. Such a list of

persons about whom "Information is wanted," as we print this year,

might then be avoided, and every alumnus might feel that he has an

active part in the College Alumni life.

It is to be hoped that the Alumni Association will develop someplan for regular reunions of certain classes each year, thus making

Tuesday of Commencement week, a real Alumni Day. In planning

for these reunions, the Class Secretaries might be of great advantage.

So far as known, the Class of 1912 has the only regularly ap-

pointed Class Secretary, Mr. Raymond Myrick.

Hoping that some such plan may be adopted, and that the next

Triennial Bulletin of Alumni may be more nearly complete than it

is possible for this to be,

Mary A. Jay Ballard, Registrar.

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Information Wanted

Since the following persons have not been heard from, we would

welcome any information if the addresses given in the Class List

are not correct.

Benjamin F. Lamb '64, Alpheus McTaggart '66, Eliza Katherine

Smelser '68, Jacob P. Dunn 74, John R. White 74, Albert Haisley,

77, Lucy A. Winston '82, Clara A. Mering '85, Mary I. Nordyke '86,

(m. A. K. Hollowell), Samuel Lee Hadley '87, H. H. Weist '92,

Chuzu Kaifu '93, Carleton Calvin Pritchard '93, Clifford M. Prit-

chard '93, Anna P. Birdsall '95, Lilian K. Chandler '95, May F. Mori-

kawa '95, Ruth M. Burchenal '96, Albert L. DeGreene '96, lone S.

Marshall '96 (m. Charles E. Bowles), Curtis B. Newsom '96, Carolyn

Hobbs Trueblood '96 (Mrs. Thomas C. Trueblood), Lewis L. Cham-bers '97, Edith Furnas '97, Winfred Emory Allen '98, Grace M. Mad-dock '98 (m. Jones Stagg), Mary Agnes Sleeth '98, Lillian Pearl Un-

thank '98 (m. James K. Delk), Ernest Evans Jones '99, Walter GuyMiddleton '99, Louise Wilson '99 (m. Oriel J. Binford), Oriel J. Bin-

ford '00, Howell DeLoss Rich '00, Sarah P. Rogers '00, Kathryn C.

Swartz '00 (m. Alonzo D. Shoup), Richard Roy Barrett '02, Charles

Albert Small '02, Maude White '02, Rhoda A. Overman '03, Leonia

E. Oesting '03, Mae Fern Simpson '04 (m. Richard R. Barrett),

Wr

illiam A. Jenkins '05, Harry C. Ross '05, Otto W. Haisley '06,

Wendell A. Reeve '06, Ethel M. Jones '06, Jennie A. Lindley '06,

Parke E. Newlin '06, Roscoe G. Beals '07, Carl J. Hawk, '07, George

C. McCreary '07, Willard Roberts '12.

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INDEXPAGE

Alumni List by Classes 3

Alumni List, Alphabetically 67

Graduates, 1913 85

List of Deceased 87

Master Degrees Conferred 90

Interesting Items 92

Earlham Students Missionaries 93

Earlham Clubs 95

Class Secretaries 97

Information Wanted 98

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