THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE

FINE ARTS BROAD AND CHERRY 5T5. • PHILADELPHIA

153rd ANNUAL REPORT

1958 Cover: The Fish House Door by John F. Peto Collection Fund Purchase 1958 the One-Hundred and Fifty-third Annual Report

of

THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS

FOR THE YEAR

1958

Presented to the Meeting of the Stockholders of the Academy on February 2, 1959 OFFICERS John F. Lewis, Jr. President, 1949-0ctober, 1958 Henry S. Drinker Vice-Pres., 1933-0ctober, 1958; President, October, 1958- C. Newbold Taylor . Treasurer Joseph T. Fraser, Jr. . Director and Secretary BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Leonard T. Beale Arthur C. Kaufmann Howard C. Petersen Mrs. Richardson Dilworth* John F. Lewis, Jr. George B. Roberts Henry S. Drinker James P. Magill Raymond A. Speiser David Gwinn Fredric R. Mann* John Stewart George Harding* Sydney E. Martin C. Newbold Taylor Frank T. Howard Mrs. Herbert C. Morris Mrs. Elias Wolf* R. Sturgis Ingersoll George P. Orr** Sydney L. Wright * Ex-officio Alfred Zantzinger **Resigned Sept_ 1958

STANDING COMMITTEES COMM ITT EE ON COLL EC TI ONS AND EX HI BITIONS George B. Roberts, Chairman Mrs. Leonard T. Beale R. Sturgis Ingersoll Alfred Zantzinger CO MM ITTEE O N FIN AN CE C. Newbold Taylor Chairman James P. Magill John Stewart COMM ITTEE ON IN ST RU CTION James P. Magill, Chairman Mrs. Leonard T. Beale Mrs. Richardson Dilworth David Gwinn Mrs. Elias Wolf SOLICITOR Maurice B. Saul WOMEN'S COMMITTEE Mrs. Hart McMichael . Chairman to May, 1958 Mrs. Elias Wolf . Chairman, May, 1958- Mrs. George B. Roberts Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. John G. Bartol, Jr. Mrs. David Grossman Mrs. Julius Rosenwald, " Mrs. Leonard T. Beale Mrs. H. Lea Hudson Mrs. R. Barclay Scull Mrs. Francis T. Chambers Mrs. Arthur C. Kaufmann Mrs. Lawrence M. C. Smith Mrs. Joseph S. Clark, Jr. Mrs. John F. Lewis, Jr. Miss Anna K. Stimson Mrs. Richardson Dilworth Mrs. James P. Magill Mrs. Boudinot Stimson Mrs. Emlen P. Etting Mrs. Samuel W. Pray Mrs. Franklin C. Watkins Mrs. John A. Griswold Mrs. Evan Randolph, Jr. Mrs. Walter H. West Mrs. David Gwinn Mrs. Sydney L. Wright

2 STAFF

' GENERAL Joseph T. Fraser, Jr. · Director and Secretary Mabel l. Eiseley Assistant Director Charles J. Marsh .Assistant to the Secretary Ann Evans . · Secretary to the Director August V. Viilu . . Comptroller E. Elizabeth Fermanis Billing Clerk and Receptionist Frances M. Vanderpool Exhibition and Membership Clerk Elizabeth Z. Swenson Director of Public Relations and Membership

5 C H 0 0 L 5 (Day and Evening) Raymond T. Entenmann . Curator Catherine R. Newbold · Secretary to the Curator Ethel Ashton Librarian

F A C U L T Y (Day School) (Winter 1958-59) George Harding Edward Shenton Julius Bloch Francis Speight Franklin C. Watkins Morris Blackburn Walker Hancock John W. McCoy John Hanlen Roswell Weidner Walter Stuempfig Daniel Garber* Harry Rosin Hobson Pittman Roy C. Nuse* *Professional Advisers

AUG MEN TIN G FA C U L T Y (Day School) William M. Campbell Theodor Siegl J. Stephen Lewis Philip Aliano Wallace Peters Allen Harris Edmond J. Farris Jim C. Lueders George J. Kreier, Jr. Jack Bookbinder Ben Kamihira Frances Serber

F A C U L T Y (Evening School) Francis Speight Morris Blackburn Ben Kamihira Roswell Weidner Jim C. Lueders J. Stephen Lewis

FA C U L T Y (Summer Day School) Francis Speight Julius Bloch Morris Blackburn Roswell Weidner Wallace Peters

BUILDING Isaiah J. Sellers, Superintendent

3 REPORT OF THE OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The year 1958 opened in history-making fashion by an innovation in our long series of annual exhibitions. This year we collaborated with the Detroit Institute of Arts, and the entire 153rd Annual Exhibition of Oil Painting and Sculpture, on view in Philadelphia from January 26th to February 23rd, was shown in Detroit from March 18th through April 13th.

Our exhibition schedule was further enriched by the staging of a large show titled 20th Century American Painting and Sculpture from Philadelphia

Private Collections, October 25th through 30th. Fifteen generous, and coop­ erative, lenders made possible an activity which proved to be one of the most attractive we have ever staged. It was very warmly received and was seen by many visitors. It also acted as a most ideal project in public relations, and we believe that many new friends were made, and, most certainly, many old friends feel their interest the more devoted to us. Our City also can take renewed pride in the sensitive perception and breadth of cultural interest evidenced by this show.

The Spring of the year marked the beginning of a much-needed project by which the physical condition of our School department might be improved.

Excellent enrollment, the sale of our Arch Street annex, with the subsequent moving of the activities carried on there to Broad and Cherry Streets, and the long-standing handicap of bad light in several of our studios due to the tall buildings on the North side of Cherry Street, ail combined in acc::entuated need of study for correction. Under the leadership of Mr. James P. Magill, currently the Chairman of our Committee on Instruction, plans were discussed.

4 Mr. Magill took the personal financial responsibility for the cost of tentative plans prepared by the firm of Harbeson Hough Livingston & Larson. In brief, the initial studies provided for a simple loft construction of four additional stories to be erected over the Southwest section of our present building to house, chiefly, the painting and print classes, the old quarters to be revamped to give much-needed space to the sculpture department, and providing a new School entrance from Cherry Street. In the Fall of the year. when the above scheme was reaching a point when fund-raising was considered for accomplishing some such ends, two of our Directors expressed disapproval and suggested several alternate schemes for the general continuance of our life and activities. It was, therefore, deemed wise to explore all ideas in this connection, and the year closed with no definite conclusions. It seems time, however, in this report to say that all these developments are an indi­ cation of renewed life, and interest in our well-being, and point toward an ultimate conclusion which will open a new era of even greater importance for this venerable institution.

Another important innovation was inaugurated in January, when the Board of Directors asked the Faculty of our School to designate, by election, one of their number to act as an ex-officio member of that body. Mr. George

Harding subsequently took his place on the Board and, by his broad experi­ ence and wise judgment, provided splendid counsel.

In each of these annual reports it is of utmost importance to give credit to the Mayor and City Council, who continue to favor this Academy by granting a yearly contribution of $25,000.00. Without this financial boon we would find it impossible to carry forward our many-sided activities through which we serve our students, our members, and the public.

5 This year has also been marked by considerable changes in our official body, the most important being the resignation of Mr. John F. Lewis, Jr., from the

Presidency in October. Mr. Lewis's resignation was accepted with genuine regret after his nine years of devoted service in that capacity. It is gratifying, however, to report that he continues as a member of our Board of Directors with unchanged devotion to the Academy's interests. Mr. Henry S. Drinker,

Vice-President since 1933, was elected to the Presidency. We regret to report the resignation of Mr. George P. Orr, who has served faithfully on our Board since 1949. Three new members have been elected to the Board of Directors:

Mrs. Herbert Cameron Morris, Mr. Frank T. Howard, and Mr. Raymond A.

Speiser. We also note that, due to a change in the Chairmanship of our

Women's Committee, Mrs. Elias Wolf, as the present Chairman, becomes an ex-officio member of our Board.

All of the above is but a thumbnail sketch of our Academy life through the year 1958. Our activities in detail follow under department headings.

HENRY S. DRINKER, President

JOSEPH T. FRASER, JR., Director

6 EXHIBITIONS

153rd ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTING AND SCULPTURE (Private View - January 24th; open to public January 26th through February 23rd [Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts]. Open to public March 18th through April 13th [Detroit Institute of Arts]).

This year, for the first time in its long history, the Academy broke with tradi­ tion and, through collaboration with The Detroit Institue of Arts, sent the entire exhibition there for showing after it closed in Philadelphia. This ideally combined effort permitted us to advertise purchase funds of $20,000.00: $10,000.00 - Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; $6,000.00 - Fleisher Memorial Fund; $4,000.00 - Detroit Institute of Arts. Actually, this sum was exceeded by the purchasing committees from each of the institutions, and, together with a most unusual amount of individual buying, an all-time record for sales was achieved. (The total appears at the end' of this section of the Report.) This coupling of management also had the virtue of giving the Detroit Institute of Arts an important contemporary cross-section for much less than they could have done it alone, and the costs to us were considerably less than when we had last done a similar show. It is expected that in alternate years, when we dedicate our annuals to oil painting and sculpture, similar arrangements may be' made.

OIL PAINTING JURY FRANKLIN C. WATKINS, Chairman IVAN ALBRIGHT WILLIAM BAZIOTES

SCULPTURE JURY ORONZIO MALDARELLI, Chairman JOSE DE RIVERA MARSHALL M. FREDERICKS

PRIZES AND AWARDS Joseph E. Temple Gold Medal-Philip Evergood for Threshold to Success. Jennie Sesnan Gold Medal-Gabor Peterdi for Sum':"er IV. Carol H. Beck Gold Medal-Robert Brackman for Portrait of Peter Freuchen. J. Henry Schiedt Memorial Prize ($l,OOO.OO)-Charies Burchfield for June Radiance. George D. Widener Gold Medal-Kahil Gibran for Voice ;n the Wilderness. Walter Lippincott Prize ($300.00)-Ben Kamihira for Lowering from the Cross. Mary Smith Prize ($100.00)-Jane Sperry Eisenstat for Dead Opossum. Alfred G. B. Steel Memorial Prize ($300.00)-Victor Riu for Resurgent Harmony.

7 Honorable Mentions in Sculpture: Juan Nickford for Opposing Forces; Roy Gussow for Icosoma; Philip Fowler for Miriam. Honorable Mention in Painting: Marca-Relli for Figure. Works sold (by P.A.F.A.)-4S; total sales- $37,432.25.

FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION (Private View March 6th; open to public March 7th through April 6th.) This partly-invited, partly-juried, exhibition consisted (as in past years) of work by professional artists who, during their students days, attended the Academy's Schools on either a partial or full-time basis. A Fellowship­ sponsored Student show, in the Students' Gallery on the Main Floor, was on view during this exhibition.

OIL PAINTING JURY MORRIS BLACKBURN FRAN LACHMAN ALBERT SERW AZI

WATER COLOR AND GRAPHICS JURY ELIZABETH COYNE MARCELLA KLEIN RAYMOND SPILLER

SCULPTURE JURY FRANK GASPARRO DEXTER JONES

PRIZES Harrison S. Morris Memorial Prize (divided)-Oliver Nuse ($50.00) for Circus Section; Hilbert Sabin ($50.00) for Sleep. Mary Butler Memorial Prize ($100.00)-Abraham Rattner for Winter Composition. Leona Karp Braverman Memorial Prize ($50.00)-Raphael Sabatini for Prophet. May Audubon Post Prize ($50.00)-Hugh Mesibov for Dance Diabolique. Caroline Gibbons Granger Memorial Prize ($50.00)-Homer Johnson for St~dy for Bathers. Honorable Mentions: Jane Piper for Painting '57; Walter Redding for Three Pears; Gerard Negelspach for Mariachis.

(STUDENT SHOW) Mabel Wilson Woodrow Prize (divided)- Elizabeth Osborne ($25.00) for Edward; David Porinchak ($25.00) for Still Life. Honorable Mention: Ronald Williams for Sti/l Life and Life. Works sold- S; total- $715.00.

8 PHILADELPHIA ART TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION EXHIBITION (April 10th through May 4th: Reception-April 16th.) The Academy was pleased to play host to the annual exhibition organized by the Philadelphia Art Teachers' Association. A section of this show was devoted to the work of members who partiCipated in the painting and print workshops held in cooperation with the Academy during the current year. This was an invited group and not, therefore, subject to jury action. The exhibition consisted of 67 items, several of them by former Academy student presently affiliated with the public education system.

JURY OF AWARD EDNA ANDRADE BEN KAMIHIRA FRANCIS SPEIGHT

Art Teachers' Association Plaque-Lois Eaton. Honorable Mentions-Lee Bienstein; Thomas Gaughan; Stewart Wheeler

THE STUDENT EXHIBITION (May 15th through June 8th.) At Special Exercises held on May 14t~ at 4 P. M., Mr. John F. Lewis, Jr., President, announced seventeen traveling scholarships, and other prizes, amounting to $25,770.00, to students of The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. After the address, which was given by Mr. Henry Allen Moe, Executive Director of the Guggenheim Foundation, New York City, the follow­ ing awards were made on the recommendation of the Faculty:

William Emlen Cresson Memorial European Traveling Scholarships (Est. 1902) ($1400 each): Painters-Joseph Amarotico; Richard S. Chew, Jr.; Cecelia Finberg; Dorothy M. Grant; Clifford C. Huff; Herbert Lautman; Christine McGinnis; Daniel D. Miller, Jr. Muralist---'Phoebe Chu Sculptor-Sally Laird

Lewis S. Ware Memorial European Traveling Scholarship (Est. 1938) {$1200l: Sculptor-Francis Acquaye

J. Henry Schiedt Memorial Traveling Scholarships (Est. 1949) ($1200 each>: Painters-Millicent Krouse; Elizabeth C. Osborne; Joseph Roccamo

Special European Traveling Scholarships ($1200 each>: Painters-James E. Brewton; John W. Chumley Muralist-Morris Blackman

9 Honorable Mentions in Painting: William E. All ex; Jack Fishbein Honorable Mentions (with free tuition>: Painters- Victor Lasuchin; Edward G. Ruestow; Albert Sanski Muralist- Frank Vavricka Charles Toppan Prizes (Est. 1882) were not awarded this year Packard Prizes (Est. 1899): First Prize ($30)-Howard Grant Second Prize ($10)-Socrates Perakis Third Prize ($10)-Josephine Chapman Edmund Stewardson Prize (Est. 1901 ) ($100), awarded on March 14th by a jury of sculptors composed of Koren der Harootian, Gleb Derujinsky, and Raphael Sabatini to Anatole Bilokur; Honorable Mention to Eva Tiesler Henry J. Thouron Prize (Est. 1903): Awarded by the Faculty ($50)-Pierre Brownell Awarded by Instructors ($50)-Barbara A. Brown Awarded by Instructors ($25)-Robert Taub Awarded by vote of the students ($25)-"'" David Porinchak Ramborger Prize (Est. 1911 ) ($25)-Lawrence Glasson Stimson Prize (Est. 1917) ($100), awarded on November 15th by Miss Lu Dubie, sculptor, juror, to Michael Piper; Honorable Mention to Charles Kaufmann Cecilia Beaux Memorial Prize (Est. 1946) ($1 OO)-Millicent Krouse Honorable Mentions- Joseph Amarotico; Victor Lasuchin Thomas Eakins Memorial Prize (Est. 1951 ) ($100)-Christine McGinnis Honorable Mentions- Victor Lasuchin; Wassily Sommers Lila Hill Sculpture Prize (Est. 1952) ($50)-Francis Acquaye The Philadelphia Print Club Graphics Prize (Est. 1953), consisting of one year's membership in the Club and the use of its workshop facilities- Harriet Brown The John Wanamaker Store Water Color Prize (Est~ 1954),' consisting of art materials to the value of $50- John W. Chumley Honorable Mention- Alfred Nicholson Lux Prize in Graphics (Est. 1955 in memory of John R. Conner) ($50)-Alice Van Ormer Catharine Grant Memorial Prize (Est. 1955) ($100)-Marguerite Biddle Honorable Mention- Joseph Amarotico Woodrow Prize in Graphics (Est. 1955 in memory of Mabel Wilson Wood­ row) ($50)-DanieJ D. Miller

10 Class Prizes: Antique Cast Drawing (Est. 1958), donated by Gimbel Brothers, and con­ sisting of art materials to the value of $50-Ruta lidkus Mindel Caplan Kleinbard Award (Est. 1958) ($25)-Jack Fishbein Catharine Grant Memorial Prize for Drawing (Est. 1958) ($50)-Albert Sanski William Clarke Mason Memorial Prize for Sculpture (Est. 1958) ($l00)-Anatole Bilokur Works sold-36; total-$2,016.00.

20TH CENTURY AMERICAN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE EXHIBI­ TION FROM PHILADELPHIA PRIVATE COLLECTIONS (Private View October 24th; open to public October 25th through November 30th.) This show included 417 paintings and 61 sculptures by 199 artists, lent by the following collectors, from the treasures that adorn their homes: Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Breyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Magill Mr. and Mrs. David Bortin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Morris Mr. and Mrs. David J. Grossman Dr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Moore The Ingersoll Collection- Mr. and Mrs. Meyer P. Potamkin Mr. and Mrs. R. Sturgis Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Speiser Miss Anna Warren Ingersoll The Beale Collection- Mrs. Phebe Ingersoll Benson Mr. and Mrs. leonard T. Beale Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs.' Evan Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ingersoll, Jr. Mrs. Morris Wenger Mr. and Mrs. John F. lewis, Jr. The Michael and Sonia Watter Mr. and Mrs. H. Gate~ lloyd Collection Mrs. John Wintersteen The work in the exhibition was largely representational, although one entire collection, and some works from other lenders, were abstractions. This exhibi­ tion naturally did not pretend to represent all of the distinguished private art collections for which our City is well known, the problem of space alone making that impossible. Nor, in any case, did the Academy show an entire private collection; ofttimes only a limited part was included. But each collec­ tion was shown as an entity, and the show consumed the entire gallery space.

EXHIBITION OF ANCESTRAL ' PORTRAITS (Private View December 8th; open to public December 9, 1958 through January 11, 1959.) This exhibition was arranged by the loan Exhibition Committee of ~he local chapter of The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, as a part

11 of its plan for an annual exhibition which must always include only those works of historical, nne, or decorative arts, interest, in possession of members of the Society. All of the 85 works included were painted before 1840.

SPECIAL EVENTS-1958 FREE CONCERTS January 31 st-Works by Brahms, Rachmaninoff and Shostakovitch-lorne Munroe, cello; Vladimir Sokoloff, piano. February 14th-Works fo r Four Hands at One Piano by Mozart, Schubert, Faure 'and Barber-Eleanor and Vladimir Sokoloff. ' April 18th-Works by Victoria-Vyner, Sammartini, Geminiani-Sabatini, Bach, Mennini, Handel, Tenaglia, Paradis-Vyner, Zhelobinsky and Johann Strauss­ Philadelphia' String Virtuosi, louis Vyner, Conductor; Jacob Krachmalnick, violin; Robert Cole, flu te; Vladimir Sokoloff, piano. November 7th-Works by J. S. Bach, Beethoven, Debussy and Brahms-Jaime laredo, violin; Vladimir Sokoloff, piano. December 5th-Works by Schumann, Honegger, Brahms and Bloch-Carlton Cooley, viola; Vladimir Sokoloff, piano. For the ninth year in succession these concerts, planned by Elizabeth Z. Swenson, Director of Public Relations, and Mr. Vladimir Sokoloff, were pre­ sented by the Academy in collaboration with the Music Performance Trust Fund of the American Phonograph Industry, and th rough the courtesy of local 77, American Federation of Musicians.

GALLERY TALKS (Sponsored by the Fellowship of the Academy;) January 30th-Harry Rosin February 6th-Dorothy Grafly February 13th-Hobson Pittman February 20th-Dr. Robert Walker February 18th-Museum Council of Philadelphia luncheon February 21 st-Franklin Inn Club members' evening Th,e Academy also played host to other outside groups and organizations (local and otherwise), in addition to those mentioned above.

TOTAL ATTENDANCE FOR 1958: 31,844. ACQUISITIONS Purchas e s Through the Temple Fund: Threshold to Success (painting) by Philip Evergood. Morning Thought* (painting) by Jimmy Ernst. (*Released in March by the

12 Committee on Collections to Mr. and Mrs. James P. Magill and, through their purchase, becoming an item in their permanent collection.) Through the Gilpin Fund: Across the Bosphorus (painting) by lamar Dodd. The Lions of the Arsenal-Venice (painting) by Eugene Berman. Reach (sculpture) by Robert Cook. Wounded Falcon (sculpture) by Bernard Frazier. . Resurgent Harmony (sculpture) by Victor Riu. Through the lambert Fund (all paintings): Sti/l Life with Melon by David Adickes. Santorini Churches by Donald Carrick. Fishermen at San Felice-Circeo by lucius Crowell. Flight by Barbara K. lewis. Still Life by John Bannon. [nterior by William Barnett. In the Hand by Jobn Wilde. I Believe by Barclay Rubincam. Corn, Wind and Snow by Paul Froelich. Wooden Horses by Howard Warshaw. Old Man's Park-Houston Street by Mary M. Koffler. Through the Collection Fund: Morning (water color); Man on Dock (water color); Tulips (water color and pencil); by Charles Demuth. The Fish House Door by John Frederick Peto.

G i f t 5 Book of 100 engravings from drawings on wood, published by The Cornhill Gallery in 1864; and The Connoisseur (portrait of the noted art critic, Eugene Costello), painted by her late husband, Maurice Molarsky, in 1925; from Mrs. Maurice Molarsky. Book of 18 reproductions, in color, from the Manesse Manuscript of Songs, from the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, Philadelphia. A rare copy of the catalogue for the Second Annual Exhibition of the Society of Artists and The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1812, from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wolf. Petrarch's Laura (oil painting) attributed to Giovanni B. Cariani, from Sir Colin Garbett and Mrs. Carmen Murray-Carrington of England. Venice (water color) by Edwin H. Denby, from Professor and Mrs. Joseph Seronde of Salisbury Cove, Mass. Hauling (water color on paper) by Andrew Wyeth, from Mr. John F. lewis, Jr.

13 LOANS

Title Artist Institution

Eliphaz Karl Knaths Whitney Museum of Art, New York City; Currier Gallery of Art, Man­ chester, New Hampshire; Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado; Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, Ohio; Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Texas.

Table with Fish and Scales Carlyle Brown Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia.

Seated Figure Gladys Rockmore Davis

End of the Day Charles Burchfield

The Fisherman John R. Conner

Mrs. William Montgomery Gilbert Stuart

Western Mountain, Mt. Desert Carroll S. Tyson

Bather's Picnic Jon Corbino

Melons on a Red Floor William Lester

Saturday Afternoon Nancy M. Ferguson

Shooting Gallery Louis Bouche

Pigeonry Thomas Meehan

Wind over Weehawken Edward Hopper

4th of July in Center Square John Lewis Krimmel Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Noah and His Ark Charles Willson Peale

Elizabeth Willing Powel Matthew Pratt

William Montgomery Gilbert Stuart

Mrs. William Montgomery

Elizabeth Peale Benjamin West

Fox Grapes and Peaches Raphaelle Peale Milwaukee Art Center, Wisconsin.

Apples and Fox Grapes Milwaukee Art Center, Wisconsin; M. Knoedler & Co. Inc., New York City. Across the Bosphorus Lamar Dodd Artist.

14 LOANS

Title Artist Institution

Jo Davidson Dexter Jones Artist-for exhibition at Philadelphia Art Alliance.

Fishermen at San Felice-Circeo Lucius Crowell Artist-for exhibition at Philadelphia Art Alliance.

Medicine Show Jack Levine University of Utah, Salt Lake City.

Melons on a Red Floor William Lester Quaker City Federal Savings & Loan Association, Philadelphia.

Hawk Frederick Harer

Pekin Drake Charles Rudy -"

Flag Station Harry Leith-Ross Woodmere Art Gallery, Philadelphia.

Demolition Woodmere Art Gallery, Philadelphia; National Academy of Design, New York City.

Still Life, Fish William M. Chase Newark Museum, New Jersey.

Still Life with Green Bowl Nicholas Vasilieff John Heller Gallery, New York City.

Darling Wharton Esherick Museum School of Art, Philadelphia; Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York City.

Penn's Treaty with the Indians Benjamin West University Museum of Philadelphia.

The Fox Hunt Winslow Homer National Gallery of Art, Washington, D. c.; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

Hills and Red Bones Georgia O'Keefe Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Girl Combing her Hair Peppi no Mangravite Sharon Playhouse Gallery, Millerton, New York.

Buchenwald Cart Rico Lebrun Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio.

Walt Whitman Thomas Eakins Dallas Mus. of Fine Arts, Texas; Okla­ homa Art Center, Oklahoma City.

A Little Girl Cecilia Beaux Portraits, Inc., New York City.

Ultramarine Stuart Davis United States Information Agency, Washington, D. C. 15 CONSERVATION OF WORKS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION The fellewing nine werks received attentien during the year frem Theeder Siegl, the Academy's censervater and technical adviser: Richard Peters, Jr. by Rembrandt Peale; Reman Landscape by Jasper Francis Crepsey; View in Devedale, England by Isaac L. Williams; The Fish Heuse Deer by Jehn F. Pete; Predigal Sen by Russell Cewles; Nicedemus by Henry O. Tanner; Crucifixien by Franklin C. Watkins; Petrarch's Laura attributed to' Gievanni B. Carianni; Trial ef General Jacksen befere Judge Hall by Christian Schussele.

SCHOOLS We can ence again repert an excellent ScheO'I year. Enrellments have in­ creased in , beth the Day and Evening classes, and the Faculty members are enceuraged by the number ef yeung and premising talents whO' ceme to' us fer study. Genuine handicaps, hewever, are centinually evident in eur physical set-up. A general statement cencerning an enceuraging mevement en the part ef eur Beard ef Directers to' remedy this situatien is presented in detail in the Repert ef the Officers and Beard ef Directers. Seme imprevements were accemplished in the Scheel area. The ceilings, walls and weedwerk in the mural studiO', beth sculpture , studies, and the large antique studiO', were painted by an eutside centracter. In additien, eur ewn maintenance crew painted the walls and the fleer ef the advanced studiO', the remaining leckers en the main fleer, and the hall fleers. Additienal leckers were installed in the basement. After a peried ef many rewarding years under the directien ef Henry McCarter, Geerge Harding, and Edward Shenten, the Management decided to' discentinue the lIIustratien Department in the Fall ef 1958. In place ef teaching the illustraters, Mr. Shenten new cenducts a weekly discussien ef fameus authers and their werks. These classes have censidered the werks ef Jeyce, Elliet, Melville, Hemingway, and ether similar men ef letters. At the very beginning ef eur Fall semester the illness ef Geerge Harding necessitated adjustments in the Mural o-epartment. Jehn Hanlen centinued his excellent assistantship, and we were fertunate in precuring the services ef Henry Varnum Peer, natienally knewn fer his murals, paintings and ceramics. A sessien in graphic techniques, under the directien ef Merris Blackburn, was included in the Evening Scheel pregram. We are sure that this is a very werthwhile additien to' the eppertunities afferded eur evening students, and

16 opens the way for day students to supplement their day-time instruction. The Academy was honored, in the month of October, by having the State Department send Franklin C. Watkins to Russia with a group of American artists to visit with artists of that country. During the absence of Mr. Watkins we engaged guest critics - Mr. Benon Spruance of Philadelphia, and Mr. Jack levine of , New York City. In the Summer, through a project organized and sponsored by the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, a group of 30 examples ~f our students' graphic work was sent as a traveling exhibition to Germany, and a similar group of German students' graphic work, from the Akademie der Bildenden Kureste in Munich, came to America. In August the combined group was on display at the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation in Philadelphia. On Thursday afternoon, May 15th, Mr. and Mrs. David Gwinn entertained in the Galleries to give Academy members, and their guests, the opportunity to purchase student work submitted in competition for European Traveling Scholarships and other awards. Present and former students were honored by various national grants and awards, as follows: David De long, Tiffany Foundation award of $2,000.00; Jack Massey, painter, and Allen Harris, sculptor, American Academy in Rome Fellowships for one year of residence in Rome; Francis Speight and Ben Kamihira, National Academy Altman Prizes of $2,000.00 each. Ben Kamihira also received a grant of $2,500.00 from the Tiffany Foundation.

LIBRARY Books and clippings withdrawn ... : ...... 2,250 Accessions 30 by purchase 145 as gifts 175 RAYMOND T. ENTENMANN, Curator.

PUBLIC RELATIONS The membership department has had a good year. We have enrolled 227 new annual and 10 new sustaining members; 1o members have increased their classifications; others have sent contributions with dues, all amounting to $3965.00 in new funds. Many members also have sent lists of persons they suggested we invite to become members. Again, I urge each niember to keep this important service in mind. No one is better qualified to interest others in Academy membership than the satisfied member.

17 During this period, because of their gifts or contributions to the Academy, the following were elected to higher form memberships, in perpetuity: John F. Lewis, Jr., Benefactor; Mr. and Mrs. James P. Magill, Patrons; Edward R: Anshutz, Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, Miss Dorothy Grafly, Miss Marguerite Keasby~ Mrs. William Clarke Mason, Albin Polasek, Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler, Joseph Wood, and Carl Zig rosser, Fellows. Twenty-four public, private and parochial schools, women's clubs and organi­ zations with a varying type of activity, made 45 visits to our two principal exhibitions from the Greater Philadelphia area and southern New Jersey. Other group visits continued through the year. The local chapter of Artists' Equity Association, the American Institute of Planners, the Philadelphia Water Color Club, and the Bargain Shop Com­ mittee of the Pennsylvania Hospital, had special meetings here. We enter­ tained the Museum Council of Philadelphia for lunch. The local Miniature Camera Club has continued to use our auditorium for its regular meetings. The Helvetic Society of Philadelphia presented a lecture here by Professor Marcel Rotlisberger of Yale University on Paul Klee, which attracted a large and interested audience. For the ninth consecutive season free chamber music concerts were held in the Rotunda. These events continue to maintain a high level of performance and public appeal. In spite of blizzards or heavy storms, well over 2000 persons attended the five 1958 programs. Their musical direction continues in the able hands of Vladimir Sokoloff. The Recording Industries' Trust Funds and the Fredric R. Mann Foundation have continued their cooperation with the Academy .in making fhe concerts free to the public. We feel proud in being able to bring these excellent opportunities to Philadelphia audiences, and a great debt of gratitude to all who help us do so. Our publicity must be accomplished on a national basis. In addition to news­ papers and periodicals, many of the latter also listing our activities in their calendars of events, we have had excellent cooperation from radio and tele­ vision stations. There have been innumerable IIspotll announcements in ad9ition to personal appearances of faculty members, exhibiting artists, prize-winning students, and others. Where publicity and public relations are concerned, cooperation with every branch of Academy activity - museum, schools, Board of Directors, Women's Committee, Fellowship, and organizations holding activities in our building - continues to be a responsibility of this department.

ELIZABETH Z. SWENSON, Director.

18 WOMEN1S COMMITTEE The Women's Committee arranged a buffet dinner for some 340 persons on Januqry 24th, preceding the private view for the 153rd Annual Exhibition. Held in Gallery F, this was a gala occasion, attended by members of the Board of Directors and the Faculty, as well as by the Committee and their guests. Our members presided at the refreshment tables for the private view, as well as at other functions, including the reception at the opening of the exhibition Twentieth Century American Painting and Sculpture from Philadelphia Private Collections, on October 24th. In the hope of interesting more people in membership in the Academy, the members of the Women's Committee are ever on the alert for ways in which to bring people to the exhibitions, both temporary and permanent. We sponsored a series of luncheons during the "Twentieth Century" show, at which some of the exhibitors were hostesses and the Director or a Faculty member spoke briefly. In order that our Committee members may be kept informed about the work of the school and the program of the Academy, we have carried forward a plan begun last season, of inviting the Director, the Curator of Schools, or a Faculty member to talk to us from time to time on the activities which are their particular concerns. We continue to work in the interest of the stud~nts, as our services are needed, and we maintain a Student. Aid Fund to help when emergencies arise. We still have the attractive note pads available for a modest sum, as one means of adding to this Fund. During the year Mrs. David J. Grossman, Mrs. James P. Magill, and Mrs. Evan Randolph, Jr., were elected to membership on the Committee and on May 1 st I assumed the chairmanship succeeding Mrs. Hart McMichael who, during her three-year term of office, gave very generously of her time, her enthusiasm, and her great abilities. FRANCES l. WOLF, Chairman.

19 THE FELLOWSHIP O F FICERS Roswell Weidner ...... President Roy C. Nuse ...... First Vice-President Mabel Woodrow Gill ...... Vice-President Mary Townsend Mason ...... Vice-President George Harding ...... Vice-President Violet Oakley ...... Vice-President Franklin C. Watkins ...... Vice-President Ethel V. Ashton ...... Recording Secretary Elizabeth Eichman ...... Corresponding Secretary Irene Denney ...... Treasurer

The main purpose of the Fellowship (organized in 1897) is to foster a spirit of fraternity among former and present students of the Academy.

THE COMMITTEE ON FELLOWSHIP

Mabel W. Gill, Chairman-Treasurer Ethel Ashton Irene Denney Mary Mullineux Roy C. Nuse Alma Anderson Patterson

The function of the Committee is to administer the following four funds: Henry J. Thouron Memorial Fund; Picture Purchase Fund; Special Fund; Mary Butler Memorial Fund; all for the benefit of Fellowship members, and present or former students. The Committee' also endeavors to be useful to both the Fellowship and the Academy, whenever possible. In addition, the Committee is responsible for (1) the purchase of painting and sculpture to encourage or assist artists, or improving the Loan Collection from which works are currently on exhibition in various institutions; (2) providing art classes, usually in settlement houses, to give study opportunities for the youth of those neighborhoods, as well as teaching experience and income for present and/ or former Academy students; and (3) giving a type of finan­ cial assistance not permissible from the regular Fellowship treasury to current and former Academy students with tuition, artists' materials, living 'expenses. The Butler Fund now amounts to approximately $9,500.00; its goal is $15,000.00. There is also an annual gift from Mrs. John S. Hurlbut in memory of Mrs. Philip S. Collins.

20 CONSOLIDATED TREASURER1S REPORT

September 1, 1957, to August 31, 1958

INCOME:

Art Gallery and Exhibitions ...... $ 45,930.12

School ...... 63,693.01

Trust Funds ...... 93,074.83

Membership Dues ...... 15,995.00

City Appropriation ...... 25,000.00

Contributions (unrestricted) ...... 1,263.81

Directors' Fund (contributions)...... 4,100.00

Total ...... ',' ...... $249,056.77

EXPENSE:

Art Gallery and Exhibitions ...... $161,709.49

School ,...... "...... 88,943.64

Total ...... $250,653.13

Net Operating Deficit ...... $ 1,596.36

APPENDIX:

Profit on sale of General Fund Investments ...... $ 17,060.90

Cancellation of shares of stock...... 11,900.00 Increase in Student Aid Fund...... 25.00

Total ...... : ...... $ 28,985.90

21 CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1958

UNRESTRICTED: Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler ...... $ 1,000.00 Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Ravdin ...... 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Richardson ...... 10.00 Mr~. Williamina de Schauensee ...... 498.81 Charles Cadwalader ...... 100.00 Bertha Clark ...... 5.00 Margaret S. Leidner ...... 10.00 Marshall G. Fine ...... 5.00 Dora K. Valentine ...... 86.35 $ 1,765.16

MISCELLANEOUS: City of Philadelphia-1958-59 Appropriation ...... 25,000.00 Anonymous-153rd Annual Exhibition Purchase Fund ...... 100.00 Anonymous ...... 131.44 Anonymous-Women's Committee (Dinner) ...... : ...... 500.00 Anonymous ...... 30.00 Anonymous-Director's Membership Dues ...... 230.00 Anonymous ...... 350.00 Academy Fellowship-Annual Exhibition ...... 350.00 Mrs. Thomas S. Gates ...... 2,550.00 John F. Lewis, Jr.-Directors' Fund ...... 2,000.00 Henry S. Drinker-Directors' Fund ...... 300.00 Sydney E. Martin-Directors' Fund ...... 500.00 Howard C. Petersen-Directors' Fund ...... ; ...... 500.00 George P. Orr-Directors' Fund ...... *600.00 C. Newbold Taylor-Directors' Fund ...... 100.00 Alfred Zantzinger-Directors' Fund ...... 500.00 Fredric R. Mann Foundation-Concerts ...... 350.00 20th Century American Painting & Sculpture Exhibition- R. Sturgis Ingersoll ...... 100.00 John F. Lewis, Jr ...... ·. '.' . ..' ... . 119.57 James P. Magill ...... 100.00 Mrs. Henry W. Breyer, Jr...... 180.60 Mrs. Herbert C. Morris ...... 319.51 Mrs. Meyer P. Potamkin ...... 476.22 35,387.34

Carried Forward 37,152.50 *(Mr. Orr-$100.00; John Wanamaker Store-$500.00.) 22 Brought forward 37,152.50 SCHOOL:

Student Aid fund-in Memory of Wm. Clarke Mason - Mrs. Richardson Dilworth ...... 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. H, Lea Hudson ...... 100.00 Mrs. Lionel f. Levy-for School Stone-carving Room ...... 100.00 Mabel Gill-Woodrow Student Prizes ...... 100.00 Miss Mae Diffenbaugh-Catharine Grant Memorial Prize ...... 50.00 David Gwinn-Eakins Prize ...... 100.00 Walter Stuemptig, Jr.-Hill Student Prize ...... 50.00 Samuel Pesin-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pesin Student Prize ...... 150.00 George D. Widener-Scholarships ...... _ ...... 2,000.00 fidelity-Phila. Trust Company-Leona Karp Braverman Prize .. . 40.98 David Gwinn-Student Party ...... 339.74 Anonymous-Student Party ...... 477.34 Albin Polasek-Building fund ...... 2,000.00 Mrs. Leonard T. Beale-Building fund ...... 500.00 James P. Magill-Building Fund ...... 2,099.90 Mrs. Herbert C. Morris-Building fund...... 1,000.00 9,132.96

Total ...... $46,285.46

23 MEMBERS

On Record During All or Part of 1958

Higher form memberships electing Benefactors, Patrons, or Fellows, in per­ petuity, were not created until October, 1948. Therefore, the following list does not include the many friends of the Academy who gave works of art" or funds for various purposes, from 1805 to 1948.

* Benefactors John F. Lewis, Jr. Mrs. Harrison S. Morris Geo~ge D. Widener Alfred G. 8. Steel

*Patrons ' Miss Fanny Travis Cochran James P. Magill Van Antwerp Lea Mrs. James P. Magill William Clarke Mason

* Fellows Edward R. Anshutz David Gwinn Dr. Abraham J. Rosenfeld Miss Mae Diffenbaugh Stewart Huston Mrs. R ~ Barclay Scull Mrs. Thomas E. Drake R. Sturgis Ingersoll Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler • Henry S. Drinker Miss Marguerite A. Keasbey Miss Anna K. Stimson A. J. Fink Mrs. Frances Weeks Lux Miss Eleanor L. Tingley Mrs. Thomas S. Gates Mrs. William Clarke Mason William S. Wassell Miss Dorothy Grafly Sydney E. Martin Mrs. Morris Wenger Joseph J. Greenberg Mrs. Herbert C. Morris Carl Zig rosser Mrs. Henry V. Greenough Albin Polasek Joseph Wood

Life Members Dr. Francis Heed Adler William de Krafft Mrs. John W. Gibson Mrs. Donald Alexander Mrs. Rodolphe M. Miss Mary K. Gibson William C. Avery de Schauensee Mrs. Thomas Graham Mrs. Halsey De Wolf Mrs. William Houston Green Miss Eleanor A. Bareiss Mrs. Widener Dixon Walter J. Beadle Mrs. Norton Downs Albert M. Greenfield Mrs. Leonard T. Beale Mrs. Irenee du Pont Miss Lena L. Hale Charles G . Berwind Mrs. J. Andrews Harris, 3rd Miss Alice McMurtrie Biddle Ralph Earle Mrs. Romain C. Hassrick John S. Blackburne, Jr. Mrs. Spencer Ervin Charles E. Hires, Jr. William W. Bodine Rudolph M. Hirschwald Harry Buten tMiss Emma Lowry Fagan Milton L. Hofkin Mrs. M. Virginia" Fisler Mrs. Joseph Horner tSeth Bunker Capp Mrs. S. Griswold Flagg , Mrs. Harold W. How Miss Catharine Fow Casnet Percival E. Foerderer Frederick T. Chandler, Jr. Mrs. John Ford Miss Anna Warren Ingersoll Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston Mrs. Stanley Ford Miss Anna R. Kay Miss Darthela Clark Mrs. Edith L. Foster A. Atwater Kent, Jr. Percy H. Clark Mrs. Melvin Fo'x Philip Klein Eugene C. Clarke Walter S. Franklin Mrs. Isidore Kohn Mrs. M. Withington Clement Mrs. A. G. Fromuth Isaac H. Clothier, Jr. Mrs. Jules C. Lavin Mrs. John Darlington Corbit tMrs. F. Draeger Gebbie Miss A. Adele Leach

24 Howard S. Levy Mrs. Josiah H. Penniman Charles Wharton Stork Mrs. Margaret Wasserman Dr. O. H. Perry Pepper Mrs. Ralph B. Strassburger Levy Mrs. Charles C. Perkins tFrancis R. Strawbridge Edwin O. Lewis Raymond Pitcairn Frederic H. Strawbridge Mrs. Malcolm Lloyd, Jr. Mrs. Edgar Allan Poe Robert E. Strawbridge Mrs. Richard W. Lloyd Louis R. Porteous Mrs. Leon Sunstein, Jr. William S. Louchheim Mrs. Thomas Harris Powers Edward S. Lower Thomas L. Prendergast Mrs. William T. Tonner tMrs. H. Spencer Lucas Mrs. John Barnes Townsend Mrs. Walter K. Lyon Mrs. Alan H. Reed Miss Mathilda H. Turner Miss Bertha M. Reed Mrs. Carroll S. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. William J. McCahan, Jr. B. Roberts William J. McCahan, 3rd Joseph J. Vogdes Talbot M. Rogers M. A. Mathiasen T. Edward Ross William M. Measey Mrs. Charles C. Walbridge Miss Mary A. Rumsey Mrs. Samuel Wright Mifflin Mrs. Clarence A. Warden Charles J. Webb Mrs. A. O. Moore Maurice B. Saul Warren Webster, Jr. Mrs. George Washington Dr. Helen F. Schrack Mrs. S. Dana Weeder Myers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wescott C. Sellers Francis M. Wetherill, D.O. Miss Violet Oakley Miss Helen Semple Bryant H. Whisenant Joseph K. Skilling Mrs. David R. Wilmerding Samuel Paley G. Allen Smith Mrs. John Wintersteen Walter Palmer Mrs. Lawrence M. C. Smit.h Mrs. Edward F. R. Wood Dr. Charles S. Pancoast Mrs. J. Duncan Spaeth Mrs. George Woodward tGeorge Gowan Parry Mrs. A. L. Spitzer Mrs. Raymond D. B. Wright tMrs. Alma V. A. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. tAo J. Drexel Paul Sprogell Mrs. Arthur M. Young Mrs. Henry H. Pease Mrs. William C. Spruance Miss Mary B. Peirce John Stewart Mrs. Efrem Zimbalist

Contributing Members Francis Boyer Mrs. T. R. C. Jordan George Friedland Dr. Elizabeth G. Ravdin Dr. I. S. Ravdin

Sustaining Members Miss Katharine Ad.ams James S. Collins Mrs. Frederick S. Kirk Mrs. Walter H. Annenberg Charles H. Krumbhaar, Jr. Mrs. John C. Atwood, Jr. Roy B. Davis Miss Florence E. de Cerkez Mrs. Louis M. Lapensohn James J . Deeney Mrs. Sydney L. W. Lea Henry E. Baton, Jr·. Dr. John E. Deitrick Mrs. Howe Low Mrs. William L. Beck Mrs. Henry S. Drinker Alfr~d Bendiner William McCarthy L. O. Benoliel Mrs. Abram Eastwick Mrs. John B. McClatchy Benjamin D. Bernstein Lawrence H. Eldredge Mrs. J . Aubrey McCurdy Everett H. Bickley Robert Mclean Miss Winifred Boericke Mrs. Charles Fearon Mrs. William L. Mclean, Jr. Mrs. Henry Bonnell Miss Edith T. Fisher William L. Mclean, 3rd Mrs. Henry W. Breyer Samuel Y. Gibbon Mrs. Hart McMichael Edmund B. Brickley Crawford C. Madeira Mrs. Clarence C. Brinton Mrs. Horace Binney Hare James Kirk Merrick ReVf~lIe W. Brown Mrs. Flagler Harris Allan Miller James T. Buckley Mrs. W. Oakley Hermance Mrs. W. B. Murphy Mrs. Leonard F. Bush Frank T. Howard Mrs. Richard L. Newburger Mrs. Arthur C. Kaufmann Aaron E. Carpenter Miss Marguerite Keasbey Mrs. Charles O 'Connor

25 Samuel Pesin Mrs. Felix B. Shay Miss Laura B. Wagner Howard C. Petersen Mrs. Stanley I. Scheerr Mrs. Irving Warner Mrs. M. P. Potamkin Mrs. Wharton Sinkler Mrs. C. Newbold Welsh Louis Snyder Ralph W. Whitaker Robert Rosenbaum Mrs. Walter J. Sprankle William White, Jr. A. G. Rosengarten, Jr. I. Melvillf' Stein Mrs. Elias Wolf Joseph G . Rosengarten, Jr. Mrs. John F. Steinman Mrs. George Brand Wood Mrs. Julius Rosenwald, 2nd Miss Ann R. Stokes Miss Marion Biddle Wood Mrs. Lessing J. Rosenwald Hugh E. Stone Mrs. Charles H. Woodward Mrs. Frank E. Rutan, Jr. Mrs. E. Homan Stroud Morris W. Satinsky D. Robert.Yarnall Mrs. Ira Schwartz Mrs. Thomas D. Thacher Mrs. Leonard Schwartz Thaddeus R. Trout Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Alexander H. Scott Zantzinger Mrs. William M. Scott, Jr. Mrs. Harry S. Valentine A. Addis Ziegler Maurice Segal

Annual Members

Mrs. Stanley L. Abrams Mrs. Malcolm J. Baber Lewis B. Beatty Miss Frances C. Adams Miss Marian L. Bach Mrs. George D. Beck Miss Margaret Adams Edmund N. Bacon Mrs. Wallace E. Belcher Walter Z. Adamson Mrs. Francis L. Bacon John C. Bell, Jr. W. H. F. Addison Mrs. James V. Baily Dr. Samuel Bellett Seymour Adelman Frank D. Bain Mrs. Alfred Bendiner Mrs. William M. Alber Andrew M. Baird Mrs. Sabato M. Bendiner Daniel J. Albert Miss Stella M. Balderston Mrs. Henry H. Benedict G. P. Albrecht William Balderston Mrs. Henry L. Benner Harry J. Alker, Jr. Alfred J. Ball Charles W. Bentz Mrs. Albert S. Allen Mrs. Thomas Hand Ball Mrs. Harold P. Berger Curtis Allen Samuel H. Ballam, Jr. Martin M. Berger Mrs. Eugene Y. Allen Mrs. Frederic L. Ballard Bernard A. Bergman George R. Allen .Mrs. Raymond A. Ballinger Mrs. Leon L. Berkowitz Mrs. William H. Allen tEari N. Barber Edward Bernstein Miss Bertha A. Alteneder Mrs. Alexander F. Barbieri Irwin L. Bernstein Mrs. Gustave G. Amsterdam Miss Sara Bard Miss Elizabeth C. Berrang Laurence L. Ancker Joseph P. Barker, Jr. Mrs. Byron Besse, Jr. Bart Anderson Aaron B. Barmach Mrs. Lindley S. Bettison Richard V. Anderson Mrs. Maxwell Barnett Miss Clotilde Biagini C. Preston Andrade, Jr. Miss Mary M. Barr Mrs. Alexander Biddle Mrs. Richard Angus Miss Olivia L. Barres Mrs. A. Mercer Biddle Mrs. Whiting Anthony Mrs. Brandon Barringer Ernest L. Biddle Mrs. E. Hulings Antrim Miss Amy Barth Livingston L. Biddie George F. B. Appel Miss Eleanor Bartol Mrs. Nicholas Biddle John H. Archer George E. Bartol, 3rd Mrs. Owen Biddle Miss Elizabeth Arden Mrs. John G. Bartol, Jr. Mrs. Lawrence J. Bigar Mrs. Edward C. Arend Mrs. Arnold Bartschi Frank G. Binswanger Mrs. C. Dudley Armstrong G. A. Barwig Mrs. John S. Bioren Mrs. F. Wallis Armstrong Arthur W. L. Basy Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bishop Mrs. Harry J. Armstrong Mrs. Daniel Moore Bates Mrs. Richard E. Bishop Mrs. Russell W. Armstrong t Mrs. William D. Battersby Miss Agnes C. Blackburne Mrs. Max Aron Edward E. Baudis Mrs. Ralph Blake John S. Arscott Mrs. Howard K. Bauernfeind Jack Blanckensee Leo Asbell Mrs. Edward W. Beach Mrs. Pascal Brooke Bland Dr. Milton B. Asbell Mrs. James H. Beal Alfred Blasband Miss Ethel V. Ashton Mrs. Edward F. Beale Miss Eleanor A. Bliss Mrs. Alfred C. Aurich Mrs. John C. C. Beale Mrs. Ephraim F. Bloch Harry H. Ayers Leonard T. Beale Gordon A. Block, Jr. Miss Anna M. Bean Robert B. Blum

26 John W. Bodine Mrs. Lambert Cadwalader Mrs. Walter I. Cooper Miss Margaret L. Bodine James G. Calhoun Randall E. CopelC;;nd Mrs. Gideon Boericke Mrs. Charles S. Calwell Mrs. C. Daniel Cop pes Mrs. Curtis Bok Theodore Campbell, Jr. Mrs. August Cordes Miss E. Helen Bongard Mrs, H. Clifford Campion Mrs. Gribbel Corkran Mrs. Robert B. Bonniwell John E. Canaday Allen D. Cornell Mrs. James Bontemps Mrs. Arthur R. Cannon Mrs. Ralph M. Cornman Edwin T. P. Boone, Jr. Thomas J. Cannon Mrs. Ralph T. K. Cornwell Edward W. G. Borer Albert J. Caplan Mrs. A. R. Corse Mrs. Adolph Borie Miss Syd A. Caplan Mrs. Bolton L. Corson David Bortin Mrs. E. G. Carlisle Miss Helen F. Corson George Bortin Dr. Elsie R. Carrington Walter H. Corson, 2nd Dr. Edward L. Bortz J. Roy Carroll, Jr. Dr. Noel J. Cortes Mrs. Lem W. Bowen John S. Carver Dr. Win. J. Coverley-Smith Miss Frances M. Bradford Mrs. Richard L. Cary Dr. Al fred Cowan Mrs. William O . Bradley Mrs. Nicholson Cash Bart Cox Miss Ruth W. Brainerd Mrs. James M. Castle Mrs. Frank G. Cox Mrs. W. R. Bready, 3rd Mrs. Theodore D. Casto Dr. Reavis Cox t Vincent B. Brecht Cummins Catherwood Mrs. Henry B. Coxe, Jr. te. Barton Brewster Francis T. Chambers Miss Elizabeth K. Coyne Henry W. Breyer, Jr. Miss Cathleen M. Champlin Miss Alice M. Craft Mrs. Charles E. Brinley Mrs. Charles W. Charny Mrs. A. Reynolds Crane Clarence C. Brinton Mrs. Edward M. Cheston Dr. William R. Crawford Miss Elizabeth N. Brock George M. Cheston W. Rex Crawford Mrs. John Penn Brock M. C. Cameron Chisholm Mrs. Winfield W. Crawford Mrs. Lynmar Brock Mrs. Arthur o. Choate, Jr. Arthur U. Crosby Sol Brody Herbert Church Miss Emma A. Crowder Mrs. Edward T. Brogan John o. Claflin William S. Crowder Mrs. Clarence W. Brooks, Jr. Miss Frances Clark Mrs. Samuel A. Crozer Charles T. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Joseph S. Clark, Jr. Richard G. Cummins Mrs. Charles W. Brown Sydney P. Clark Dee Carlton Brown Mrs. David Clarke Mrs. Edward C. Daie Francis Shunk Brown, Jr. Francis P. Clarke Mrs. William Dall Miss Haidee Brown Theodore Clattenburg George M. Dallas Mrs. Moreau D. Brown Mrs. David C. Cleland Mrs. Francis J. Dallett, Sr. Richard P. Brown e. Francis Clement Sylvan. Dalsimer Robert Montgomery Brown M. Withington Clement Mrs. Walter D. Dalsimer Paul E. Brownin Henry Clifford Mrs. Arthur M. Dannenberg Mrs. W. G. Brubaker Gifford A. Cochran Mrs. Michael Daroff Miss Vera D. Bruestle Mrs. Ralston H. Coffin · Albert M. Davis Henry B. Bryans Mrs. Abraham Cohen Bernard Davis Mrs. George e. Bryant Mrs. Hyman Cohen Miss May J. Davis M. Alan Bucks Mrs. Jerome M. Cohen Mrs. Newlin F. Davis Edward G. Budd, Jr. Mrs. Marion K. Cohen David H. Dawson Dr. David Budin Sylvan M. Cohen Mrs. Kenneth Day Mrs. C. A. Buell Mrs. Sidney M. Cohn Mrs. Philip Dechert Mrs. Frieda B. Bulger David Coleman Ralph D. Deily Mrs. C. Rex Bt;lIey Mrs. F. Stokes Coleman Miss Meribah e. Delaplaine Mr. and Mrs. Orville H. Bullitt Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman Mrs. Carl de Moll Mrs. J. Paul Esurleigh Aaron Colish Ro~olphe M. de Schauensee E. Lewis Burnham Mrs. Tristram C. Colket Mrs. Eric de Spoelberch Nathaniel Burt Mrs. Alexander Colville, Jr. Mrs. Charles W. Detweiler P. B. Burtis Mrs. Thomas E. Comber, Jr. Mrs. Howard R. Detweiler Felix Buskey Mrs. Earle R. Comer Charles W. Detweiler, Jr. Howard Butcher, Jr. Mrs. Walter D; Condit Antelo Devereux . George C. Buzby Mrs. Lily S. Converse W. Howard Dilks, Jr. Miss Nina Buzby Mrs. William H. Conyngham Leonard C. Dill, Jr. Morris L. Cooke Mrs. Richardson Dilworth Daniel Cades Mrs. Myrl E. Cooke Paul Dinnerman Mrs. Joh"n Cadwalader Nathan Cooper Mrs. Arthur Dintenfass

27 Mrs. Benjamin Dintenfass Louis E. Evans Roy E. Fullmer Daniel A. Dintenfass Thomas Evans Carl W. Funk Mrs. William D. Disston Mrs. William W. Evans Mrs. N. E. Funk F. Eugene Dixon, Jr. Mrs. Leonard Evelev Mrs. Edward V. Furlong Mrs. Samuel E. Doak Mr. and Mrs. John K. George Wood Furness Donald D. Dodge Ewing, 3rd Mrs. Kern Dodge Miss Emily E;xley Pearce M. Gabell Mrs. John P. Doerr Miss Martha A. Gable Miss Victoria Donohoe Mrs. McClure Fahnestock tHarold F. Gade Mrs. James T Dooley Mrs. M. E. Falik Mrs. Hudson Gade Mrs. J ohn T. Dorrance, Jr. Mrs. Adolf C. Falk Edward Gallob Mrs. T. Harvey Dougherty, Jr. Henry W. Farnum Mrs. E. L. Gangwere, Jr. Miss Edna R. Dowland Dr. ·Clifford B. Farr Mrs. Otto Gardner Mrs. T. McKean Downs Mrs. F. W. Elliott Farr Milton B. Garner Mrs. Stella Drabkin Joseph Farrell Miss Dorothy Gaskill Louis Dreifus John H. Fassitt Albert M. Gates Mrs. Jessie Drew-Bear Mrs. J. E. Fauser Dr. Anna E. Gaydos Albert J. Drueding Mrs. E. N. Feind Dr. Joseph C. Gayl Mrs. Charles H. Drummond Myer Feinstein Mrs. Alfred H. Geary Joseph N. Du Barry Mrs. David N. Feldman Titus C. Geesey Mrs. Charles M. Dudley Miss Emma Feldman Walter H. Geisler Miss Helen Morris Duffield Mrs. Joseph G. Feldman Samuel Genel Jay J. Dugan Mrs. Robert G. Fell Frankiln C. Gerenbeck Mrs. Frank Du Moulin Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Mrs. Helen Gerlach Mrs. T. Evans Dunn, Jr. Fenninger Dr. J. Gershon-Cohen A. Felix du Pont, Jr. Mrs. James Fentress Henry E. Gerstley Mrs. Eugene Dutten Mrs. Mason Fernald ,Miss Lillian Gest Mrs. W. Kirkland Dwier Edward Fernberger Miss Margaret R. Gest Dr. Ferdinand Fetter Dr. John H. Gibbon, Jr. Miss Carolyn H. Earle Dr. Faith S. Fetterman Mrs. George F. Gibbs, Jr. George G . Meade Easby Mrs. Charles A. Fife Philip R. Gibson Mrs. M. Stevenson Easby Arnold Finkel Dr. Edward S. Gifford, Jr. Joseph L. Eastwick Mrs. A. Koerting Fischer Mrs. Gwendolyn T. Gilbert Miss FriedaL. Ebeling Mrs. Margaret R. Fischer Mrs. Jack C. Gilbert Harry A. Eberhardt Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Jr. Mrs. Samuel E. Gilbert Mrs. P. D. Eddy, Jr. Charles J . Fitti Mrs. Hamilton H. Milton Edelman Mrs. Alexander Fleisher Gilkyson, Jr. Mrs. Franklin D. Edmunds Mrs. James A. Fligg Mrs. A. Bruce Gill E. Nelson Edwards Mrs. Harrison F. Flippin. Mrs. Paul L. Gill Michael H. Egnal Sol M. Flock Mrs. George C. Gillies Rev. Charles Francis Ehly Reginald D. Forbes Joseph H. Gillies Mrs. Alexander Ehmling Miss Frances L. Ford Benedict Gimbel, Jr. Loren C. Eiseley Mrs. George J. Ford Mrs. Lawrence H. Gipson Victor Eisenberg Mrs. Isador Forman Mrs. Miriam H. Girsh Mrs. Laurece H. Eldredge William G. Foulke, 2nd Mrs. Myers L. Girsh Mrs. W . Henry Elfreth Mrs. Joseph M. Fox, Jr. Frank S. Glendening Mrs. Henri Elkan Mrs. William Logan Fox Graeff W. Glenn Edwin Elliot Mrs. Frederick Fraley Joseph E. Gold Mrs. R. H. Elliott Mrs. Douglas W. Franck Michael B. Goldenberg Mrs. Richard A. Ellis Joseph T. Fraser, 3rd David Goldman H. Howard Ellison W. West Frazier, 4th Harold C. Goldman Victor F. Emerson Mrs. Abraham L. Freedman Herman Goldman . Miss Elizabeth R. England Rudolf Freu nd Mrs. Arthur Goldsmith HO\\lord C. Engle Dr. Paul H. Fried louis N. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. A. M. Friedenberg Mrs. Arthur N. Goodfellow Eshleman Mrs. George Friedland Mrs. Joseph K. Gordon Mrs. Robert P. Esty Mrs. H. J. Friedman Mrs. William D. Gordon Mrs. E. Royal Evans Francis S. Friel Joseph N. Gorson Harold Evans Dr. Wilfred E. Fry Mrs. F. Hamilton Gouge Mrs. Helen Lowden Evans Mrs. Walter D. Fuller Bruce Gould

28 Erl C. B. Gould Miss Jane Harper Mrs. H. Lea Hudson Howard H. Gowen Mrs. N. Francis Harper Mrs. Lea Hudson Mrs. James E. Gowen Mrs. Earl G. Harrison Miss Esther M. Hughes Mrs. Charles B. Grace Mrs. John Harrison Mrs. Joseph Hughes Mrs. Herbert J. Graham Mrs. Hardcastle Hart Mrs. Arthur K. Hulme Mrs. Warren C. Graham Mrs. Fred H. Harvie David M. Hunt Willard P. Graham Dr. Benjamin Haskell Barton H. Hunter Percival H. Granger Geoge 1. Haskins Harry Hurst Mrs. Frederick M. Grauer Miss Ethel Hastings Miss Anne P. Hutchinson Mrs. Ragnvald A. Gravdahl John W. Hathaway J. Edward Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. J. Maurice Gray Leopold Hauf, Jr. James F. Hutton Mrs. Jack Green Miss Mary A. Haviland Mrs. Robert McCay Green Miss Dorothy G. Hay George S. Idell Mrs. Joseph i Greenberg, Jr. Mrs. Todd Hayt Mrs. Bernard Illoway Mrs. Sydney N.Greenberg,Jr. John F. Headly Mrs. David A. Ingber Mrs. D. Douglas Greene Mrs. J. Howell Healy Mrs. C. Jared Ingersoll Dr. Lloyd B. Greene Joseph M. Heavey Harry Ingersoll L. Arthur Greenstein Mrs. William A. Heine Frank A. Ireland Mrs. Robson L. Greer Mrs. Harry Heller _ Mrs. George Ireland Mrs. Euphemia G. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. J. Welles Mrs. Murray G. Isard Mrs. J. Bancker Gribbel Henderson Dr. S. Leon Israel Mrs. W. Griffin Gribbel Dr. George C. Henny Mrs. Clifford B. Ives Miss Gladys H. Griscom J. E. Henry Mrs. Meredith M. Jack John T. Grisdale Mrs. Lennig Henry Mrs. Albert A. Jackson Mrs. John A. Griswold Mrs. T. Carlton Henry Mrs. Irene Williams Jackson Dr. Julius Grodinsky Mrs. M. G. Herbach Mrs. Orton P. Jackson Mrs. Marshall I. Groff L. C. Herkness Helmer S. Jacobsen Mrs. Richard Grosholz Mrs. James M. Herring Mrs. James J. Jameson David J. Grossman H. Ober Hess Miss Helen T. Jamieson Dr. Joseph Gr.ossman Mrs. Frank O. Y. Hiergesell Miss Janet P. Jamieson Mrs. Frederick Grubnau Mrs. J. Bennett Hill Mrs. Morris Jaron Mrs. S. Jean Guthrie Mrs. Julian W. Hill Mrs. William W. Jeanes Mrs. Alvin P. Gutman Mrs. C. Edgar Hires Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jacob C. Gutman Harrison S. Hires Jeffords Chester C. Gutner Barry Hirschwald Mrs. H. Lawrence Jenkins' Mrs. Marshall D. Hitch John H. Jensen Mrs. Stephen Haas Mrs. Benjamin R. Hoffman Miss Florence E. Jesanker Harry W. Haenigsen Mrs. C. Fenno Hoffman Charles M. Johnson Mrs. Henry Hagert Mrs. Donald S. Hoffman Mrs. Edwin J. Johnson Mrs. Roger W. Hagy Mrs. Edward F. Hoffman Mrs. Eldredge R. Mrs. _D. Jansen Haines Mrs. J. Sydney Hoffman Johnson, 2nd Mrs. W. H. Haines Mrs. R. Carroll Hoke Mrs. George C. Johnson tMiss Martha B. Haldeman Mrs. R. M. Hollingshead Mrs. Julian Johnson John H. Halford Mrs. Sidney J. Holloway Robert L. Johnson Henry R. Hallowell Austin Homer Mrs. Clifford B. Jones Miss Edith Hammond Francis Rush Homer Miss Constance A. Jones Mrs. L. Jay Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Edward M. Jones Dr. John L. Haney Hopkinson, Jr. Miss Helen M. Jones John B. Hannum, 3rd Miss Marie Louise Hopper tHenry Hand Jones Standish F. Hansell Miss Marion R. -Horn Mrs. J. Barclay Jones Mrs. Alfred M. Hanson, Jr. Francis X. Horstmann Mrs. M. Troy Jones Paul Harbeson William J. H. Hough C. Mrs. Russell B. Jones Miss Anne Harbison Mrs. Almern C. Howard Miss Joan L. Josephson Mrs. Robert J. Harbison, Jr. Morton Howard Henry M. Justi, Jr. Ernest A. Harding, D.O. Mrs. Elizabeth R. R. J. William Hardt Howell, Jr. Mrs. Jack Kahn Aaron W. Hardwick, Jr. Miss Josephine F. Howell Louis I. Kahn Mrs. J. P. Harmer Mrs. Joel C. Huber, Jr. Mrs. Paul R. Kaiser Gaylord P. Harnwell Mrs. Thomas Huber Mrs. Joseph C. Kall Ber; Harootunian Mrs. Harry Hubschman Mrs. David Kaplan

29 Mrs. William H. Katz Dr. Joseph Lachman Ralph R. Lewis Mrs. Alma Katze Robert W. Lafore Walter D. Lewis David E. Kaufman Mrs. J. Packard Laird Mrs. Samuel lichtenfield Eugene M. Kaufmann, Jr. Mrs. Austin Lamont Mrs. Aaron lichtin Mrs. William M. Keast Mrs. Edwin A. Landell, Jr. Miss Jane Stewart ligget Frank A. Keen Mrs. C. Henry Landenberger Robert C. ligget Clarence E. Keiser Mrs. Nathan Lane Robert C. linck Mrs. Richard C. Kelley Mrs. Otho E. Lane Mrs. August A. lincoln Richard Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Bryant W. Mrs. George J. Lincoln, Jr. Mrs. Albert E. Kennedy Langston Mrs. L. W,. r. Lincoln Mrs. Donald W. Kent Mrs. Samuel M. Langston Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Ward Dix Kerlin Mrs. Rhea Lapsley lingelbach, Jr. George H. Kern Mrs. George Larer M. Albert linton G. Michael Kern James M. Large , Mrs. Bertram lippincott Edward Kesler Roy F. Larson Harold B. lipsius Mrs. Collins M. Ketcham S. R. Laslocky Mrs. Clifton Lisle Miss Eugenia Ketterlinus Mrs. John Y. Latta A. Gordon List Mrs. Robert A. Miss Anna l. Laughlin Arthur Littleton Kimbrough, Jr. Jay Lavenson J. A. Livingston Mrs. Andrew King 'Mrs . .Lewis J. Laventhol William H. Livingston Dr. Lois I. King E. George Lavino Mrs. Rawson G. lizars Miss Helen F. Kinsey Edwin M. Lavino Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd Mrs. Charles K. Kirby Miss Gladys C. Lawrence Miss Anne J. Lochhead Earle R. Kirkbride Mrs. Raymond Lawrence Mrs. Robert Locke Frederic R. Kirkland Miss Mary Lawser Mrs. Arthur Loeb Alan B. Kirschbaum Miss Elizabeth G. Lea tMrs. Howard A. Loeb Miss Anna M. Klauder Mrs. H. Fairfax Leary, Jr. Mrs. Joel T. Loeb Benjamin Klebanoff Miss Mabel A. Leas Mrs. Richard Loeb Emanuel H. Klein Mrs. Irma D. Lebing Mrs. Louis Loewenstein Mrs. Henry Klein Mrs. Richard W. Ledwith Mrs. Josephine K. Long Mrs. Morris H. Klein Miss Jean Gordon Lee Mrs. J. H. long maid Mrs. Thomas Klein P. Blair Lee John C. Longstreth C. Mahlon Kline Philip l. Lee Graeme Lorimer Mrs. Hess Kline Mrs. Walter Lefferts Mrs. Elizabeth Lotterer Vincent G. Kling AI Paul Lefton Mrs. Jerome H. Louchheim Mrs. Howard S. Kneedler Mrs. Carl B. Lehr Mrs. Stuart F. Louchheim Mrs. Lewi~ C. Knox Mrs. Milton Leidner Miss Mary A. Loughran Mrs. Barbara E. Koener Mrs. Edward B. George I. Lovatt, Jr. Miss Dorothy Kohl Leisenring, Jr. Mrs. Edward S. Lower William Kohler Mrs. Nelson Leidner Miss Caroline l. Lucas Mrs. Irving Kohn Harry Leiter Mrs. Edwin A. Lucas Mrs. M. Roseman Kohn Mrs. William Otis Lentz Giovanni Luciolli Samuel Kornfeld Mrs. Charles E. Leonard Miss Jessie H. Ludgate Albert Kraftsow Miss Edith l. Leonard Mrs. Nicholas S. Ludington Miss Muriel Krall Dr. Irving H. Leopold Wright S. Ludington Dr. Stella Kramrisch Mrs. George J. Lerch Mrs. George T. Lukens Mrs. Milton F. Krauser Morris Lerner Lewis N. Lukens, Jr. Mrs. Sidney l. Krauss Mrs. Frederick H. Levis Mrs. William W. Lukens Mrs. Samuel l. Kreizman Mrs. Della B. Levy Mrs. Paul W. Lunkenheimer I. H. Krekstein 'lionel F. Levy Mrs. Herbert Luria Mrs. Edna Hill Krell Louis E. Levy S. Beryl Lush W. Stanleigh Krewson Miss Violet I. Levy Mrs. Frank C. Lutman Mrs. Lalen C. Krisher Alfred G. Baker Lewis Herbert B. Lutz Dr. Theodore B. Krouse Clifford Lewis, 3rd Charles Kurtz Miss Ernestine G. Lewis Mrs. J. R. McAllister Wi·lliam Fulton Kurtz Mrs. Eugene J. Lewis Louis E. McAllister Charles Kurz Mrs. Fraricis A. Lewis Mrs. Thomas B. McCabe Dr. and Mrs. Martin Henry Carvill Lewis Mrs. J. B. McCall, Jr. D. Kushne Mrs. Leroy M . . Lewis Miss Virginia A. McCall H. H. Kynett Miss Mary C. Lewis Martin B. McCann

30 Mrs. John F. McCloskey Joseph R. Maxwell Dr. Meyer Naide W. H. McClure William B. May Mr. and Mn•. Richard T. Nalle Robert T. McCracken Mrs. George Gordon Meade Miss May A. Naylor Mrs. George D. McCreary, Jr. Edward D. Meanor Miss Margaret R. Neely Mrs. R. Wilson McCredy Richard W. Mecaskey Mrs. Stanley E. Neiman Mrs. Samuel McCreery Mrs. B. Franklin Mechling Dr. Murray H. Nelligan Mrs. Osea Kerr McDonald Mrs. Robert R. Meigs John Netzky Mrs. Clayton McElroy, Jr. Mrs. Webster A. Melcher Mrs. Abraham A. Neuman Mrs. James McGarvey Arthur Meltzer Mrs. Arthur E. Newbold, Jr. Dr. John S. McGa'{ic Mrs. William R. Mercer Mrs. William T. Newbold Joseph A. McGoldrick Mrs. John W. Merriam James P. Newell Robert R. McGoodwin Miss Mary H. Merrick Mrs. William P. Newhall Mrs. Catherire C. McGranary Mrs. Oscar E. Mertz Mrs. Harry B. Newland Francis S. Mcilhenny Charles O. Metzger Mrs. E. Mortimer Newlin Henry P. Mcilhenny Martin T. Meyer Mrs. Philip F. Newman Joseph G. McKenna Mrs. Lester Meyerhoff Miss Caroline Newton Mrs. Walter B. McKinney Clarence L. Meyers tThe Rev. James M. Niblo Mrs. Louis Mclain Mrs. Morton J. Meyers Mrs. Frederick S. Nicholas Mrs. James McMullan F. Clyde Michel Miss Edythe Nicholson Mrs. John S. McQuade, Jr. Walter C. Mickleburgh Mrs. C. Niscemi Mrs. W. Logan MacCoy Mrs. G. Plantou Middleton Dr. Norman Nixon William F. MacDonald Mrs. Joseph Miller William H. Noble, Jr. Gregor Macfarlan, Jr. Mrs. Sarah G. Miller Miss Anna W. Nock Dr. Norman M. Macfarlane Earl B. Milliette C. F. Norberg Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mrs. T. Harry Milliken Mrs. Charles C. Norris, Jr. Machold Mrs. Henry D. Mirick Mrs. C:;eorge W; Norris B. H. Mackey Mrs. William I. Mirkil Mrs. Joseph L. O'Brien Mrs. Edward W. Madeira Henry W. Mitchell Mrs. Julius Oelbermann Mrs. Irving P. Magasiny Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Jr. Mrs. C. Warwick Ogelsby Mrs. Louis C. Madeira, 4th Mrs. Herbert H. Mohrfeld W. Paul O'Neill Percy C. Madeira, Jr. Mrs. Maurice Molarsky Mrs. Marvin Orleans Dr. Reuben J. Magil Miss Rosalie M. Mongel Eugene Ormandy Mrs. Robert F. Maine Mrs. Nicola A. Montani George P. Orr J. J. Malazinskas D. Cortlandt Montgomery Harry F. Ortlip Frank H. Mancill Mr. and Mrs. James Alan Miss Judi Oser Mrs. Richard H. Manganaro Montgomery, Jr. Mrs. Alfred J. Ostheimer,3rd Fredric R. Mann Dr. Thaddeus L. Montgomery Yale Mann Herbert R. Moody t Mrs. Francis R. Packard Miss Carmelita A. Manning Dr. Matthew T. Moore Mrs. John H. Packard, 3rd Mrs. Edward Manning Arthurc' Morgan Dr. Nicholas Padis Mrs. M. Jane Mansmann C. Michael Morrell Edward C. Page Mrs. David Marder Mrs. A. Saunders Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Irene Marik Mrs. Caspar W. Morris Sydenham Page Mrs. John Markle, 2nd C. Christopher Morris Mrs. George Bispham Page Briton Martin Clarence Morris Wheeler H. Page Dr. Gustav J. Martin Edw"ard Shippen Morris Harry E. Paisley J . Stanwood Martin Mrs. I. Wistar Morris, Jr. Mrs. H. H. Pakradooni Sydney E. Martin, Jr. Dr. Paul Morris Mrs. Mary A. Palmer H. B. Martling Mrs. Joseph Moss Dr. Samuel C. palmer Mrs. Josiah Marvel Dr. Paul T. Moyer George Papashvily Mrs. I. Edward Master Samuel Moyerman Dr. H. Herbert Parcher Miss Dorothy R. Masterman Mrs. John H. Muller Mrs. William Park Mrs. Joseph Materi Mrs. Gonzalo C. Munoz Mrs. Frederick A. Patman Charles E. Mather, 2nd Mrs. J. E~rnshaw Murdoch Mrs. George Patterson Robert J. Mathewson Mrs. Charles S. Musser Mrs. George S. Patterson Mrs. Rufus W. Mathewson Dr. David Myers Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Patzau Mrs. Charles J. Matthews Mrs. Edward B. Myers Mrs. William A. B. Paul, Jr. Mrs. Robert A. Matthews Willard G. Myers Miss Frances E. Paulson Jay H. Mattis Mrs. William K. Myers Mrs. Harald Paumgarten Mrs. John R. Maxwell, Jr. Dr. Franklin L. Payne

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