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PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM OF ART

nFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT

PHILADELPHIA 1931

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FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM OF ART

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 1931 WITH THE LIST OF MEMBERS

PHILADELPHIA

1931 8 «&&**on*-* OFFICERS FOR 1931-1932

PRESIDENT ELI KIRK PRICE

VICE-PRESIDENTS

WILLIAM M. ELKINS J. STOGDELL STOKES

SECRETARY JULIUS ZIEGET

TREASURER GIRARD TRUST COMPANY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EX OFFICIIS

Gifford Pinchot, Governor of Pennsylvania

Harry A. Mackey, Mayor of Philadelphia

Edwin R. Cox, President of Philadelphia City Council

Edward T. Stotesbury, President of Commissioners of Fairmount Park

ELECTED BY THE MEMBERS

John F. Braun Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs Mrs. Edward Browning Mrs. Frank Thorne Patterson William M. Elkins Eli Kirk Price

John Gribbel Edward B. Robinette

John S. Jenks Thomas Robins

Emory McMichael J. Stogdell Stokes George D. Widener

WE UNIVERSITY OF THE* LIBRARY- AD^u, /rn STANDING COMMITTEES* COMMITTEE ON MUSEUM

JOHN S. JENKS, Chairman

MORRIS R. BOCKIUS MRS. FRANK THORNE PATTERSON

MRS. HAMPTON L. CARSON ELI KIRK PRICE

MRS. HENRY BRINTON COXE EDWARD B. ROBINETTE

WILLIAM M. ELKINS LESSING J. ROSENWALD

MRS. CHARLES W. HENRY J. STOGDELL STOKES

GEORGE H. LORIMER MRS. EDWARD T. STOTESBURY

MRS. JOHN D. McILHENNY ROLAND L. TAYLOR

GEORGE D. WIDENER

COMMITTEE ON INSTRUCTION

ELI KIRK PRICE, Chairman

CHARLES L. BORIE, JR. ALLEN R. MITCHELL, JR.

MILLARD D. BROWN MRS. H. S. PRENTISS NICHOLS MRS. HENRY BRINTON COXE MRS. FRANK THORNE PATTERSON

JOHN S. JENKS MRS. LOGAN RHOADS

MRS. ROBERT R. LOGAN MISS JESSIE WILLCOX SMITH

MRS. ARTHUR V. MEIGS J. STOGDELL STOKES

COMMITTEE ON FINANCE

J. STOGDELL STOKES, Chairman

WILLIAM M. ELKINS WILLIAM FULTON KURTZ

R. STURGIS INGERSOLL MORRIS WOLF

*The President is ex officio a member of all committees. ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN

HONORARY PRESIDENT MRS. RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG

PRESIDENT MRS. FRANK THORNE PATTERSON

VICE-PRESIDENTS

MRS. H. S. PRENTISS NICHOLS MRS. HENRY BRINTON COXE MRS. EDGAR W. BAIRD MISS MARGARETTA S. HINCHMAN

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs. Herbert L. Clark

RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER Mrs. H. Norris Harrison Mrs. Edward Browning MEMBERS

Mrs. Lewis Audenried Mrs. Robert R. Logan Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg Mrs. W. Logan MacCoy Mrs. William T. Carter Mrs. John C. Martin Mrs. E. Bissell Clay Mrs. Sydney E. Martin Mrs. S. Grey Dayton Mrs. John D. McIlhenny Mrs. William A. Dick Mrs. Richard Waln Meirs Mrs. FitzEugene Dixon Mrs. Thornton Oakley Mrs. Russell Duane Mrs. Henry Norris Platt Miss Louisa Eyre Mrs. Eli Kirk Price Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg Mrs. Logan Rhoads Mrs. George H. Frazier Mrs. C. Shillard-Smith Mrs. Henry C. Gibson Miss Jessie Willcox Smith Mrs. F. Woodson Hancock Mrs. John B. Stetson Mrs. Charles Wolcott Henry Mrs. W. Standley Stokes Mrs. John S. Jenks Mrs. William H. Walbaum Mrs. Charles F. Judson Mrs. P. A. B. Widener, 2nd Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts honorary members Mrs. Hampton L. Carson Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs Miss Margaret Clyde Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury Mrs. Henry S. Grove Mrs. M. Hampton Todd Mrs. Percival Roberts, Jr. THE MUSEUM STAFF 1931-1932

FISKE KIMBALL, Director

CURATORIAL STAFF

DIVISION OF EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ART

FISKE KIMBALL, Chief of the Division HENRI GABRIEL MARCEAU, Curator of Fine Arts JOSEPH DOWNS, Curator of Decorative Arts

BOIES PENROSE, Curator of Prints

NANCY ANDREWS REATH, Assistant Curator of Textiles ELIZABETH T. PEARSON, Assistant Curator of Prints ELIZABETH ABEL, Assistant, Installation

HENRY CLIFFORD, Assistant, Department of Paintings ELIZABETH A. TRYON, Assistant, Rodin Museum

DIVISION OF EASTERN ART

HORACE H. F. JAYNE, Chief of the Division, Curator of Chinese Art

W. NORMAN BROWN, Curator of Indian Art

PHILIP HARDING CATE, Assistant Curator of Japanese Art LAWRENCE ROBERTS, Assistant in Chinese Art

ERICH SCHMIDT, Field Director of the Joint Expedition in Persia

ADVISERS

MARCEL AUBERT, Gothic Art E. ALFRED) JONES, Silver

WALTER W. S. COOK, Spanish Art RICHARD OFFNER, Italian Art ANANDA COOMARASWAMY, Indian Art ARTHUR UPHAM POPE, Persian Art

NICOLA D'ASCENZO, Stained Glass RUDOLF M. RIEFSTAHL, Textiles

MARIAN HAGUE, Laces MIKHAIL ROSTOVTZEFF, Ancient Art THOMAS T. HOOPES, Arms and Armour SAMUEL YELLIN, Metalwork

HONORARY CURATORS

MRS. WILLIAM T. CARTER, Laces F. D. LANGENHEIM, Numismatics EDUCATIONAL STAFF

ROSSITER HOWARD, Chief of the Division of Education BEAUMONT NEWHALL, Lecturer CHEVES WEST PERKY, Children's Work VIOLA FOULKE, School Attache MARION A. SHARPS, School Attache ARTHUR W. MELTON, Staff Psychologist, Research Associate of the American Association of Museums

ESTHER R. GIORNI, in Charge of Information Desk

PHILIP N. YOUTZ, Curator, Sixty-ninth Street Branch ELEANOR SHELDON, Assistant, Sixty-ninth Street Branch

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

ERLING H. PEDERSEN, Assistant to the Director, Staff Architect

CALVIN S. HATHAWAY, Secretary to the Director, Editor of the Bulletin

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

HENRIETTA C. QUINN, Office Manager MARGARET C. DRISCOLL, Bursar CHARLES WHITENACK, Photographer

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE

JANE WOLFE, Registrar FRANCES RICHARDSON, Custodian MARION THRING, ETHEL C. ELKINS, HELEN McCLENAHAN, Cataloguers

LIBRARY

PAUL VANDERBILT, Librarian M. RADCLYFFE FURNESS, Assistant Librarian

BUILDINGS

GEORGE C. BARBOUR, Superintendent

LEWIS LIST, Assistant Superintendent, Captain of the Watch EARNEST WALLACE, Maintenance Engineer THE SCHOOL STAFF 1931-1932

EDMONDSON HUSSEY, Principal E. W. FRANCE, Director, Textile Department THOMAS H. WILLSON, Registrar WILLARD P. GRAHAM, Assistant Registrar EUGENIE M. FRYER, Librarian

FACULTY ART DEPARTMENT

ROSE A. BAIRD IRWIN GLASS Costume Design, Dressmaking Design as Related to Interior Deco- ration FRANK BARRETT MABEL B. HALL Woodwork and Joinery Advanced Drawing from Cast, ALEXEY BRODOVITCH Anatomy Drawing Advertising Design EDMONDSON HUSSEY JOSEPHINE CARY Subjects of Teaching Modeling CYNTHIA ILIFF Assistant in Design J. FRANK COPELAND Design as Related to Interior Deco- JOHN CRAIG JANNEY ration, Lectures on Elements of Beginners' Drawing Architecture CAROLYN JOHN EDMUND deF. CURTIS Assistant in Drawing from Cast Pottery JOSEPH KANETSKY RALPH DUNKELBERGER Wrought Iron Drawing from Cast RICHARD KLINGES

JOHN J. DULL Full-Sized Drawing Water Color EVELYN LAUER EDITH EMERSON Museum Study, Junior Class Lectures, Art Appreciation RALPH McLELLAN FRANK FERG Drawing from Life Wood-carving ALICE MEEHAN KATHRYN FULMER First Year Color and Design Primary Class First Year Lettering

DOUGLAS GILCHRIST ELLEN F. MEEHAN Metal Work and Jewelry Design, Advanced Design ART DEPARTMENT (Continued)

J. KIRK MERRICK R. V. SHUTTS Drawing from Cast Design as Related to Advertising THORNTON OAKLEY LUIGI SPIZZIRRI Illustration, Composition, Costumed Painting from Still Life Model in Relation to Illustration Costumed Model in Relation to and Composition Advertising, Teachers' Training and Costume Design JUSTIN PARDI FRANK STAMATO Drawing, Assistant in Life Drawing Modeling EVELYN PENNEGAR ELIZABETH STETSON Supervisor of Practice Teaching Modeling, Junior Class

HERBERT PULLINGER MARY B. SWEENEY Pen and Ink Drawing First Year Drawing from Cast AURELIUS RENZETTI ELIZABETH THESMAR Modeling Museum Study, Junior Class ELISE LOGAN RHOADS EDITH THOMPSON Lectures, Interior Decoration Subjects Museum Study, Junior Class ROBERT RUSHTON EDWARD WARWICK Beginners' Drawing Design as Related to Furniture, Woodcarving, Pageantry, Stage GERTRUDE SCHELL Craft, and History of Costume First Year Drawing from Cast Lectures on History of Furniture and History of Costume ESTHER SHARPLESS Assistant in First Year Lettering WILLIAM WEISS Museum Study, Junior Class C. ALYNN SHILLING Design as Related to Interior M. ANNIS WEST Decoration Instructor, Costume Design

GILBERT SHIVERS JOHN C. WONSETLER Design as Related to Advertising Beginners' Drawing TEXTILE DEPARTMENT

E. W. FRANCE HOWARD A. WALTER Director Assistant in Charge of Chemistry Lecturer on Raw Materials, Proc- and Dyeing esses and Fabrics PERCIVAL THEEL BRADLEY C. ALGEO Instructor in Dyeing and Chemistry Assistant Director, in Charge of Weave Formation, Analysis and Structure of Fabrics GEORGE G. BYLER Instructor in Elementary Chemistry RICHARD S. COX In Charge of Jacquard Design, JOSEPH E. GOODAVAGE Drawing and Color Work Instructor in Dyeing, Bleaching and Printing ELMER C. BERTOLET In Charge of Chemistry, Dyeing and Printing RALPH DUNKELBERGER Instructor in Free-Hand Drawing JOHN LOCKWOOD and Figured Design Instructor in Charge of Wool Carding and Spinning, Worsted Drawing WM. B. WILLIAMSON and Spinning Assistant Instructor in Cotton Card- WILLIAM PFEIFFER ing and Spinning and Hosiery Knitting Instructor in Charge of Power Weaving and Related Branches ROBERT A. SMITH JOHN NAAB Instructor in Materials used in the Instructor in Charge of Cotton Wool and Worsted Industry Carding and Spinning, Silk Manu- facturing and Hosiery Knitting ALAN G. MARQUART Assistant in Wool Carding and WM. A. McLAIN Spinning, Worsted Drawing and Instructor in Charge of Elementary Spinning Weaving and Related Branches

FRANK L. GIESE JOHN W. FRANCE Instructor in Weave Formation, Assistant in Elementary Weaving Analysis and Structure of Fabrics and Related Branches ERCAL KAISER ERVIN WILMER Instructor in Jacquard Design and Assistant in Power Weaving and Color Work Related Branches

ROBERT J. REILLY Assistant in Power Weaving and Related Branches

II SEAL BOX OF CHARLES THE BOLD Burgundy, XV Century, Ex Collection Foulc

Bequest of Elizabeth Gilkison Purves in memory of\Guillermo Colesherry Purves

*3 STONE STATUETTE OF EROS From the Chateau of Pagny, French, XVI Century

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. William Marriott Canby H REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

To the Members of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art. Ladies and Gentlemen: The most important development of the Museum's work during the past year was the opening in March of the Mediaeval Section, with its permanent installation of beautiful settings of Gothic and Romanesque architecture for the display in the appropriate environment of the Museum's valuable collections of Mediaeval Art. The work of the Architects and of the Curators in the presenta- tion of this important period in the history of art has been so successfully done, that visitors to the Museum are unanimous in stating that a real atmosphere of the Middle Ages seems to have been created, which is far beyond anything hitherto achieved in other museums.

Notwithstanding the recent period of financial depression, the contributions to the various funds of the Museum have been very well maintained, but, as is well pointed out in the report of the Director, the Museum's chief need at present is for unrestricted additions to the Endowment Fund, which it is hoped will be borne in mind by the members and the many friends of the Museum, who may be contemplating gifts either outright or by will.

The Museum School has had a most successful year, as appears by the Principal's report, and its usefulness has been notably increased by the receipt from the Textile Alliance of the Albert Mansfield Patterson Memorial Fund of some $380,000, the income of which is to be devoted to Textile Research. The demand for scientific information in the textile field, especially in connection with chemistry and dyeing, is constant and this substantial addition to the Museum's endowment fund will greatly enhance its usefulness to the public.

Respectfully submitted on behalf of the Trustees, Eli Kirk Price, President.

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REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE MUSEUM

To the President and Trustees of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art:

I have the honour to present the following report The Mediaeval Section The outstanding event of the past year was the opening, March 16th, of the section of the Museum devoted to the art of the Middle Ages, comprising fifteen galleries and rooms. It is the fullest exemplification of the scheme adopted in our display collections, to employ certain antique architectural elements of intrinsic beauty to give the background and atmosphere for a composite showing of the various arts of a period, exhibited also in association in plain galleries which provide the necessary elasticity of installation. The architectural features are those acquired for the purpose during the last three years. The major elements of the Romanesque portion—the marble cloister of St. Genis des Fontaines and the great facade of St. Laurent-les-Augustins—were provided by the gift of Elizabeth Malcolm Bowman. Two doorways from St. Genis, the marble fountain from Cuxa, the remarkable suit of tournament armour of the Emperor Maximilian I and three rondels of early Gothic glass from St. Denis, were acquired under the terms of her bequest in General Bowman's memory. Another important window of early glass is the gift of Mrs. John A. Brown in memory of her husband. In the central Gothic hall are five antique doorways. One of the XIII century from Limoges is the gift of the late Isaac Tatnall Starr and Mrs. Starr. Four of the XV century are the gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts, of Rodman E. Griscom in memory of Anne Starr Griscom, of John A. McCarthy in memory of Joseph F. McCarthy, and of Catherine Norris Patterson in memory of Frank Thorne Patterson. From this hall open various rooms of north- ern and Italian Gothic art: an almonry chapel from Pierrecourt, with extremely fine Gothic glass, given in memory of Edward B. Smith and Laura Howell Smith by their four sons; a panelled room from Le Mans given by Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Sinkler, a Florentine Gothic room given by the late William E. Helme, a Venetian Gothic room from the Palazzo Soranzo given in memory of Thomas Dolan and Sarah Brooke Dolan by their three sons. Galleries near at hand are devoted to the arts of Flanders, Spain and Germany. In these and the rooms of the period are installed some of the Gothic carvings from the collection given by Roland L. Taylor, much of the fine iron of the Yellin collection, given anonymously, and many other pieces from the collections of the Museum.

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Italian objects from the Foulc collection so far given to the Museum were transferred to the gallery of Italian Renaissance art. The great and small della Robbias, the Desiderio, the seven bronzes, the various terra cottas, with selected masterpieces of painting lent by the Trustee of the John G. Johnson Collection, form an installa- tion of an astonishing level of quality. After the transference of these objects and of the various mediaeval objects, the Foulc galleries, now predominantly of the French Renaissance, were rearranged. It is a high tribute to the Foulc collection that their removal was scarcely felt and that the effect of the works remaining is as magnificent as ever. The Flemish primitives transferred to the mediaeval section were replaced by an equally important group of Spanish works, most of them lent from the Johnson Collection. At Memorial Hall four galleries have been filled with American paintings, chiefly from the permanent collections. One is devoted to the early masters like West, Stuart and Sully, one to the Eakins collection, and two to paintings by other nineteenth century masters, from the Wilstach and Simpson collections. Antique curtain cornices have been installed in the English rooms from Wrightington Hall and from Tower Hill, and the latter hung with curtains of antique brocade. Two handsome marble benches in the great stair hall were presented by the National Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans.

Accessions Of the architectural elements mentioned above, the doorways from Angers and from Relanges were gifts of the past year. We also received as a gift of Walter Wood the interior finish of the fine Greek revival house at 407 Sansom Street, Philadelphia. Other principal accessions are detailed below in their respective classes, a complete list having been published in the Museum Bulletin from month to month. The total amount paid on account of purchases was $276,307.81. Of this sum, only $8,417-01 was from the income of invested funds. That over $165,000 should have been given, under the financial conditions of the past year, by living friends of the Museum, is most heartening to all concerned in its admin- istration. European and American Art

Sculpture Further strengthening our collection of European sculpture are five works from the Foulc collection: the group of the Education of the Virgin, Rhenish, XIV century, and two figures of female

18 SAINT MICHAEL North Italian, XVI Century, Ex Collection Foulc

Gift of Margaretta S. Hinchman in memory of Lydia M. La Boiteaux

*9 - xi*i_. LES ADIEUX, FROM THE MONUMENT DE COSTUME Engraved by Robert de Launay after Moreau le Jeune Anonymous Print Fund

ZO saints, all acquired under a gift by Mrs. Bowman in her lifetime; a figure of St. Michael, North Italian, XV century, given by Margaretta S. Hinchman in memory of Lydia M. La Boiteaux; a stone statuette of Eros, French, XVI century, from the Chateau of Pagny, given by Mr. and Mrs. William Marriott Canby. Mrs. Herman Loeb gave in memory of Harold S. Loeb, a figure of St. Sebastian by Puget, the model for his figure in the church of Santa Maria di Carignano in Genoa. Philip L. Goodwin presented a group "Eve" in roche ceramique by Jean Gauguin. Mrs. Edward Bok added four boxwood carvings to those of the Madeleine Lemercier Collection given by her last year.

Paintings Particularly notable have been the acquisitions of modern paintings: Renoir's fresh and brilliant portrait of Madame Renoir purchased from the George W. Elkins Fund income; Picasso's "Woman with the Loaves," one of the most important works of his early period, given by Charles E. Ingersoll. William Alexander Dick presented Thomas Eakins's "The Fairman Rogers Four-in-

Hand," one of the central works of the artist. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stogdell Stokes were the donors of a fine canvas by Edward W. Redfield, "Overlooking the Delaware."

Drawings and Prints Twenty-four drawings by John Sargent were added by Miss Emily Sargent and Mrs. Francis Ormond to the collection pre- viously given by them. Through the Anonymous Print Fund there were acquired this year chiefly French engravings and illustrated books: a fine copy of the Monument de Costume with the series of engraved plates by Moreau le Jeune, Serjent's Portraits des grands hommes de la Prance with colored illustrations, Basan le Mire's Ovid, Gravelot and Cochin's Iconologie, and de Bry's Voyages; also early impressions of Piranesi including the Carceri series. A copy of Sambin's Diversite des Termes was purchased from other funds; Barron's Designs for Furniture was the gift of Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe. Mrs. Charles M. Lea continued her beneficence by several gifts, including the five volumes of colour prints of Walcott's "North American Wild Flowers." Theron I. Crane presented fourteen etchings of the American and British schools.

Furniture

The accessions in furniture have been particularly numerous and important. The high-backed Gothic throne of the Foulc

2.1 collection was acquired under the gift of Mrs. Bowman. At the auction of the Figdor collection in Vienna a number of outstanding pieces were secured; one of the most notable of these, the painted Medici chest of about 1440, was made the gift of Mrs. William E. Helme. Two carved and gilded wood candlesticks from the Foulc collection were given by the Modern Club of Philadelphia. The assembling of furniture for our Dutch room, secured, like the room itself, under a gift of the late Edward Bok, was continued. Briefly, it comprises furniture, Delft-ware, metal work, glass and other domestic articles of the very finest quality, including par- ticularly the remarkable heraldic armchair of Steeven Cornelis Jannsens. Miss Edith T. Fisher generously gave to the Museum the several pieces of French Louis XVI furniture lent by her for a number of years: a commode, a desk, a stand and two tables with ormolu mounts. A remarkable suite of Empire furnishings, French and American, was bequeathed by Betty Campbell Madeira, to be designated as the Mary Wilcocks Campbell Memorial Gift. It includes a marble mantelpiece, three fine pier tables, two charming circular stands, a large set of chairs, four pairs of bronze candelabra, an Aubusson carpet and a number of ornaments. Mrs. B. Brannan Reath, 2nd, has added several objects, including a pair of sofas and footstools belonging to the set. Another rich and valuable set of gilt Empire furniture, reputed to have been secured many years ago from the Pitti Palace and coherent with the pieces remaining there, was given by Henry Livingston Lee in memory of John Lawrence Lee. Elizabeth Gilkison Purves bequeathed in memory of Guillermo Colesberry Purves a group of American furniture, ranging from the Hepplewhite style to that of the XIX century. Metalwork Exceptional in number and quality have been the accessions to the collections of metalwork. Mrs. Edward Bok has given the ironwork acquired by Mr. Yellin abroad last summer, as additions to the Yellin collection, of which the first section was presented last year by an anonymous donor. Among the forty-six pieces newly added are many of great rarity and beauty. Two extremely precious items of mediaeval goldsmith's work are the seal box of Charles the Bold, adorned with the arms of Burgundy and Flanders, from the Foulc collection, acquired under the bequest of Elizabeth Gilkison Purves, and a silver-gilt relic case or capsula from the Guelph Treasure, bearing on either side scenes from the life of the Saviour, given by Charles D. Hart.

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Mrs. Stanley Griswold Flagg gave four fine pieces of English silver; J. B. Dupuy, four English gold watches; Mrs. Hampton L. Carson, eight Battersea enamel boxes and a silver tart server by Peter and Jonathan Bateman; Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Kelsey, a pair of sugar tongs made by Philip Syng. A silver pitcher by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, about 1800, was purchased from the Harrison Fund Income, and five items of Mexican silver from the Temple Fund Income.

Ceramics and Glass

Two large sets of European and American make were presented by Mrs. Frank Carew, a pink Staffordshire dinner service; by Stephen S. Woolston, Miss Hannah H. Woolston, Mrs. Sidney S.

Quarrier and William J. Woolston, a porcelain tea service made by William Ellis Tucker, Philadelphia, about 1830. An unusual English salt-glazed covered dish was purchased from the Elizabeth Wandell Smith Fund. Several interesting items of glass of various periods were given by Miss M. Adele Morris. Textiles

C. Hartman Kuhn generously presented a collection of Brussels bobbin-made lace, point appliqueuse, which is a welcome addition to the growing collections in this field. Miss Willian Adger gave a collection of costumes and acces- sories, of Japanese ceramics, of furniture, jewelry, metal, paintings, prints and sculpture. Eastern Art

The superb famille noire vase, which has been on loan at the Museum for the past two years, has been made a gift in memory of Henry C. Gibson. Of great value, it is in itself an object of the highest beauty and notably enriches the Museum in a class of objects which is greatly prized.

General J. W. N. Munthe of Peking has given two groups of Chinese objects, which supplement the notable collections already in possession of the Museum. These new accessions comprise some fifty volumes of wood-block prints and nine Chinese paintings. A pottery vase of the T'ang dynasty and two Kaga ware bowls are the gift of George H. McCauley. George Horace Lorimer gave a Nanking porcelain tea service of the early period of the American China trade, for the further adornment of the Derby room presented by him. A rare engraved bronze vessel, northwest Indian or central Asian, was purchased from the Blanchard Fund Income.

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Mrs. Offley Shore presented, in memory of General Offley Shore, a collection of thirty-six Thibetan brass, copper and silver objects: figures of deities, ewers, bowls, boxes, and other works. Nineteen pieces of important Oriental textiles were given anonymously. Bequests Beside the bequests of Betty Campbell Madeira and Elizabeth Gilkison Purves, received, and described above, the Museum had notice of a bequest to be received in the future, from Edward Isaiah Hacker Howell. Loans Particularly notable were the loans of works of mediaeval art. Those limited in time to the inaugural exhibition of the mediaeval section are described below in connection with the exhibition. Those which remain for the present include the follow- ing: Paintings from every important early European school Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Flemish—lent by the Trustee of the John G. Johnson Collection. They include fine examples by such artists as Jan Van Eyck, Rogier van der Weyden, Hierony- mous Bosch, the Master of Moulins, and Meister Wilhelm of Cologne. Many fine pieces of mediaeval sculpture from the Johnson Collection are also included. A remarkable group of objects comes from the collection of Raymond Pitcairn: over sixty pieces of sculpture, many of the greatest beauty and historical importance, six rare early Gothic tapestries, a French Gothic table and a great fresco of the XIII century from Spoleto. A series of fine Romanesque capitals are lent by George Gray Barnard and Durlacher Brothers. Some thirty-five rare illuminated manuscripts and manuscript pages, ranging from the XIII to the XV century, are from the collection of John Frederick Lewis. The original drawings of the Freydal series of jousts of the Emperor Maximilian, with related woodcuts

by Diirer, are from the collection of Lessing J. Rosenwald. Mrs. John D. Mclhenny has lent an Italian faldstool and a number of Gothic stone figures, Henry P. Mcllhenny an enamel reliquary and several fine sculptures in alabaster forming part of his choice collec- tion.

Most important among the loans of European paintings was Gainsborough's full length portrait of Lord Vernon, from Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick C. Stout; of American paintings, Gustavus Hesselius's "Last Supper," painted in 1721 for St. Barnabas church, Queen Anne Parish, Maryland, from Mrs. Rose Neel Warrington. Other loans of paintings came from Miss Frances A. Wister, Mrs. William Weaver Lukens, Mrs. James W. Holland, Miss Elizabeth Boyce Sidney and Henry Montague Sidney. RELIC CAPSULA Brunswick, Early XIV Century, from the Guelph Treasure

Gift of Charles D. Hart

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China, K'ang-hsi Period, 1662.-1^1.2.

Given in memory of Henry C. Gibson

z6 Edgar Scott has generously placed in the Museum his Beauvais tapestries, which further increase our resources in this field. William Watson lent a numerous collection of Spanish vestments. The University of Pennsylvania has placed in the Museum the fine mahogany desk of Philadelphia workmanship which belonged to Benjamin Franklin. Mrs. Edgar W. Baird lent among other pieces the labelled lowboy by Thomas Tufft. Mrs. David Moskowitz has lent for one year a group of American Empire pieces with carved eagles; Mrs. James F. Benson an American mahogany block front desk; J. Stogdell Stokes a New England "Carver" chair. A unique collection of memorial lockets, pins and rings is lent by Mrs. Hampton L. Carson.

There has been a change in the status of the numerous objects, of very fine quality, chiefly of American furniture, lent to the Museum in the name of Mrs. Garvan by Francis P. Garvan. It is a change of status highly favorable to the Museum, in that it makes probable their stay for an indefinite period in the future, and their enrichment from time to time by numerous additions. These objects with all the others of American silver, prints, furniture, pewter, china, glass, coins and metalwork, constituting Mr. Garvan's collections of Americana, certainly some of the most extensive and notable which have ever been formed, were presented by him to Yale University, and are hereafter to be designated as the Mabel Brady Garvan Collections. In his letter of presentation Mr. Garvan named the Pennsylvania Museum of Art as one of several institutions which will serve as depositaries of the collection. Under this provision the loans to the Museum from the collection have already been notably supplemented.

The Museum has also lent objects from its own collections for exhibition elsewhere. To the Persian Exhibition in London it sent two of the ensembles secured for future installation in the oriental section: panels of Sassanian stucco and a mosque revetment of mosaic faience. To an exhibition of American paintings at the Newark Museum we sent several important canvases by Thomas Eakins. An exhibition of British watercolors was shown at the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, the Yale School of Fine Arts, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Memorial Art Gallery at Rochester, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the City Art Museum of St. Louis, the Los Angeles Museum, and the Brooks Memorial Art Gallery at Memphis. Prints and oriental objects were lent to the New Jersey State Museum. Several European paintings were placed on deposit at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, as had been done previously with the Reading Public Museum.

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Exhibitions

The major exhibition of the year was the inaugural exhibition of the art of the Middle Ages, which reflected great credit on Mr. Taylor, our Curator of Mediaeval Art. Beside the works described above which remain on display, this included very important temporary loans. The objects of the Guelph Treasure of mediaeval goldsmiths' work, the most important ensemble of such works ever brought to America, were lent by their several owners. Illu- minated manuscripts of the greatest beauty and value were lent by the Pierpont Morgan Library, A. S. W. Rosenbach, and Joseph E. Widener. Fine Gothic tapestries were lent by Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan and French and Company. A remarkable group of early textiles, Byzantine, Gothic and Hispano-Moresque, were lent by H. A. Elsberg. Samuel Yellin lent several cases of choice Gothic ironwork. Sculpture and other objects of the early Christian and Byzantine periods were lent by Joseph Brummer, Vladimir Sim- khovitch and others. An exhibition of prints and drawings by Rembrandt, the col- lection of Lessing J. Rosenwald, was held during the month of December. It comprised some 213 items, including 200 of the numbers in Hind's catalogue of the etchings. An exhibition of Georgian Art, English and American, assembled by Mr. Downs, Curator of Decorative Arts, was held from January 8th to February 20th. Beside the fourteen rooms and galleries of the period in the permanent display collection of the Museum, it included three galleries of loans. These comprised notably satinwood furniture of the Adam and Hepplewhite styles, English colour prints, English and American glass, and furniture by leading American makers of the close of the XVIII century. Lenders to the exhibition included Mrs. Edward Browning, Mrs. Hampton L. Carson, Joseph Carson, Mr. and Mrs. FitzEugene Dixon, Mrs. Harrold E. Gillingham, Girard College, Mrs. William H. Greene, Thomas Charlton Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Fiske Kimball, Mrs. James Lancashire, George Horace Lorimer, Miss Eleanor Patterson, Frank Partridge, Inc., Mrs. N. McLean Seabrease, Mrs. Hollingsworth Siter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick C. Stout, Mrs. Presley M. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Widener, and the School of Fine Arts, Yale University (The Mabel Brady Garvan Collections). Like the mediaeval exhibition, this attracted wide attention in the art press.

The series of exhibitions of prints from the Lea Collection included the following

x8 June—September. De Gheyn and Goltzius. October—November. Dutch and Flemish masters of the XVI-XVTI Centuries. December—January. Dutch Genre Etchers. January—February. French Portraits. February—March. Nanteuil. March—April. Dutch Animal Etchers. April—May. Ploos van Amstel.

Excavations Under the new Persian Law on antiquities opening the country to excavation by foreign institutions, the first permission granted was for a joint expedition by the Pennsylvania Museum of Art and the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania. The expedition was made possible through gifts of Frank Battles, Mrs. Rodolphe de Schauensee, Mrs. William K. du Pont, Wright S. Ludington, Miss Caroline Sinkler, Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler, W. Hinckle Smith and Mrs. William Boyce Thompson. The site granted to the expedition is believed to be that of the Parthian capital Hecatom- pylos—the City of a Hundred Gates—near the modern town of Damghan. Work there has now been begun under the field direction of Erich Schmidt, formerly of the Oriental Institute of the Uni- versity of Chicago. Educational Work The Division of Education has been taking form with the development of its staff. Rossiter Howard, for many years Assistant Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, was appointed Chief of the Division, and took up his duties December 1st. There was constantly increasing public interest in the lectures and gallery talks for mature visitors. Beside Mr. Dick's Tuesday course on the history of painting, he gave informal lectures each Sunday afternoon, sharing the latter with Mr. Howard and the curators. He was also in demand for lectures outside the Museum. On the expiration of his term, Beaumont Newhall was appointed Lecturer for the coming year. Miss Frances Fernald was appointed in March to assist visitors in the galleries. She is stationed at a desk in the galleries, where she is available to any visitor to answer questions about the collections. A second School Attache, Miss Marion Sharps, was stationed at the Museum by the Board of Public Education in the middle of the year. She and Miss Foulke have been studying to adapt the Museum work to the school needs, encouraging more personal observation on the part of the children and relating it to the school

2-9 studies. These two teachers, with a supervisor of the department of art of the public schools, have carried on three classes of gifted boys and girls of the high schools, who meet once each week to draw and paint in connection with objects in the Museum collections. With the opening of the section devoted to Romanesque and Gothic art there came a considerable demand for instruction for pupils of the private, parochial and suburban schools, and other children. This demand was met temporarily by Mr. Howard. Mrs. Cheves West Perky has now been appointed to take up this work with children in the coming year. Arthur W. Melton, Research Associate of the American Associa- tion of Museums, was appointed Staff Psychologist, and has been carrying on experiments to determine the effect of varying conditions of installation and labelling, which already promise interesting results.

The series of endowed lectures was given as usual by dis- tinguished authorities from outside the Museum staff, as follows: The Cramf Vaux Lectures John Shapley: "The Art of the Middle Ages." Adolph Goldschmidt: "Manuscript Illumination." William M. Milliken: "The Guelph Treasure." The Hinchman Lecture Ralph Adams Cram: "The Spirit of the Middle Ages." The Rebmann Lecture Thomas Munro: "Modern Art." The Prime Lecture John Marshall Phillips: "American Silver." The attendance of adults at 175 lectures and gallery talks has been 9,180; that of children in 406 classes has been 13,966. Concerts As for some years past, six Sunday evening concerts under the direction of Louis Bailly were given by artist students of the Curtis Institute of Music, through the generosity of Mrs. Edward Bok. The works performed, including several rarely heard, maintained the same high standard, and the artistic forces increased, culminat- ing in a full orchestra of over one hundred pieces and a chorus of forty voices. The number of persons who attended was 13,287- A Branch Museum The Carnegie Corporation of New York granted to the Museum the sum of $45,000, payable over a period of five years, toward

3o the operation of an experimental branch museum. A subscription of $30,000 from John H. McClatchy, beside the rent of suitable quarters, was made for the establishment of this at Sixty-ninth Street, and it was opened to the public on May 8th. Philip N. Youtz, appointed curator of this branch, came with a unique equipment for such a task. The first exhibition was of works of masters of American painting from the collections of the Museum; the second consisted of art work of Delaware County public schools, and of treatments of the horse in various periods of art. The interest of the local community has been successfully aroused; the attend- ance to May 31st was 15,686. The Catalogue The cataloguing of the collections, chiefly by Miss Wolfe and her assistants, has been extended to include five series of cards, four for each object being filed by the Registrar under its style, its material, its location and its date of accession, the other card in the curator's offices. The labor involved has been brought within reasonable compass by installing effective machinery for duplication. Substantially all the objects acquired during the year have been catalogued, with photographs, and certain inroads have been made in the material acquired years ago before a modern catalogue was instituted. In the past year about a third of the large ceramic collection has been reclassified by MissThring accord- ing to paste, glaze and technique of decoration, this having led to several important changes of attribution. Other objects of decorative art have been catalogued by Miss McClenahan. The Indian stone sculpture is being catalogued by Mr. Brown assisted by Miss Elkins. Miss Reath has completed a scientific catalogue of the rugs of the Williams Collection, which is expected shortly to be published. Miss Pearson has practically completed the cataloguing of the Lea collection of prints.

The work of the Registrar's office could not have been accom- plished without the aid of numerous faithful volunteer workers, who have included the Misses Frances and Gurney Fuguet, Mary Starr, Lucylle Austin, Elizabeth Wasserman, Mildred Longstreth, and Mrs. Julia Hebard Bassett.

The Library Under the very able administration of Mr. Vanderbilt, the Museum library is beginning to realize its full potentialities. He writes, "Broadly speaking, the question is how the important reserve of printed information on the arts can be released from the seclusion, where books and periodicals often confine it, and put to practical work. More than members of the staff realize, I believe,

3 1 they have been dependent, in drawing upon the library, on infor- mation from works which they know as a matter of course, while the bulk of the material is stored away between inconspicuous covers. What impresses me is the high or low proportion of potential energy which is released from what books the library has. We hope to make ours the first among the art libraries of America in point of method and potential information yielded."

The work of reclassification begun in 1929 is now about five- sixths completed, the recataloguing about one-third. This work involves a real understanding of the contents and use of the books, and has been done in conjunction with the curators concerned. The very extensive Kristeller collection of photographs has been completely classified and is available for use.

Mr. Vanderbilt and Miss Furness, in the course of the year, have had the effective help of several volunteer workers: Albert Gardner, Mrs. David Felix, Miss Natalie Disston, and Miss Madeleine Franks.

Publications, Photographs and Sales

Sales of publications totalled $4,093.42; of photographs, $2,125.47- The photographic studio also carried an unusually heavy burden in supplying photographs to outside publications, in connection with the opening of the mediaeval section and other events. The Office of Buildings

The force of the office of buildings had a particularly busy year, both in matters of installation and in the providing of additional facilities for various services. Among the accommoda- tions constructed by the regular force were offices for the Division of Education, a class room, additional dark rooms for the photo- graphic studio, a room for the restoration of paintings, and a large store room for pictures.

Houses of the "Colonial Chain" The Women's Committee of 1926 undertook the restoration of Strawberry, built about 1798 and enlarged about 1825, and retained the services of Mr. Pedersen, Staff Architect of the Museum. Mr. Downs, Curator of Decorative Arts, advised in the decoration and furnishing, which reflects great credit on his taste. Henry Reed Hatfield also employed Mr. Pedersen in the removal of the old Hatfield house from its site on Hunting Park Avenue to one in Fairmount Park near the Girard Avenue entrance. The house, which assumed its present form in the Greek Revival period, incorporates one erected about 1760. With these the Museum has

32- now been instrumental in the restoration of nine old houses in Fairmount Park. The Associate Committee of Women of the Museum, under the Presidency of Mrs. Frank Thorne Patterson, conducted on May 12th and 13th two "Colonial Days," during which the houses were open to the public. In spite of rain on both days the attendance was very gratifying. Personnel Appointments in the Division of Education have been dealt with above. W. Norman Brown, Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Pennsylvania, was appointed Curator of Indian Art. Elizabeth T. Pearson and Philip Harding Cate were promoted to the rank of Assistant Curator in Prints and in Japanese Art respectively. Henry Clifford was appointed Assistant in the Department of Paintings, Laurance Roberts Assistant in Chinese Art. Under grants from the Mcllhenny Fund Income, Mr. Cate spent three months in Japan and Mr. Pedersen is now in Europe. With the end of the fiscal year Mr. Taylor resigned as Curator of Mediaeval Art and Editor of Publications to assume the director- ship of the Worcester Art Museum; Miss Margaret H. Pierce resigned as Assistant in Decorative Arts. Calvin S. Hathaway has been appointed Secretary to the Director and Editor of the Museum Bulletin. Attendance

The total attendance at all buildings administered by the Museum was 1,113,873. Financial

Both in objects that may be purchased from the Foulc collection and in other objects not financed by gifts, friends of the Museum have opportunities to enrich its galleries with works of a quality hardly to be duplicated in their kind. Such gifts, satisfying in their tangible character, would also release funds totalling nearly a million dollars, the income of which is much needed for general purposes. With the general expansion of the Museum and of its service to a larger public, it is indeed unrestricted funds which are needed most of all. The endowment of the Museum remains very small in comparison with that of other large American art museums. There are now three museums with endowments ranging from ten to twenty-five millions of dollars, two more with from five to ten millions, many others, some in very much smaller cities, with two millions or more.

33 Both the Munsey bequest to the Metropolitan Museum and the Libbey bequest to the Toledo Museum of Art, two of the largest ever made, are unrestricted as to use of income. Under the most recent of such large bequests—that of Mrs. Frederick T. Bradbury to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, estimated at about $4,000,000, the income is "to be used for the general purposes of the museum." Few testators realize, perhaps, how their names are blessed for such unrestricted bequests The endowment funds for the purposes of the Museum here amount to little more than a million dollars, and many of these are restricted to specific uses. The great invested funds of other museums have come largely through bequests, many of them made in the years before the Museum in Philadelphia was considered as an object of such benefactions on a large scale. Only if it is made a beneficiary by many testators of the present day can the Museum hope in future to fulfill its whole public mission.

Respectfully submitted, Fiske Kimball, Director.

34 STATISTICAL TABLES ACCESSIONS

1930-31 1930-31 1929-30 Classes Bequests Gifts Purchases Total Total Antiquities 721 Architectural Details 1 3 4 14 Arms and Armour 3 3 8 Books 89 541 812 Offertory 1 631 Ceramics 2 906 435 Elizabeth Wandell Smith Fund 1 909 Costumes and Accessories 18 18 115 Crystals, Jade 1 1 1 Dolls and Toys 2 Drawings 25 25 231 Enamels 2 Fans 7 7 58 Glass 1 10 11 21 Glass (Stained) 1 1 5 Ivories 35 35 Jewelry and Goldsmith's Work 9 9 4 Lace 12 12 36 Lacquer 2 2 10 Lantern Slides 22 688 710 85 Leather Work 2 Manuscripts 4 Medals and Coins 2 2 1 Metal-work 6 110 161 Blanchard Fund 1 Darley Fund 2 Harrison Fund 1 Temple Fund 5 125 Miscellaneous 3 3 232 Musical Instruments 3 Paintings 39 89 George W. Elkins Fund 1 40 Photographs 50 100 150 4676 Printing 1 Prints and Volumes of Prints 2035 '035 3033 Sculpture 3 134 137 Wilstach Fund 2 139 Textiles 1 28 372 Darley Fund 1 Harrison Fund 3 John D. Mcllhenny Fund 1 34 Woodwork and Furniture 26 41 40 Harrison Fund 1 John D. Mcllhenny Fund 2 Museum Purchase Funds 7 Mary Richardson Fund 4 81

Totals 42 3583 1362 4987 11,311

35 LOANS 1930-31 1929-30 Arms and Armour 6 Ceramics 282 615 Costumes 1 Devotional Objects 65 Drawings 210 13 Enamels 9 5 Glass 319 412 Glass (Stained) 9 Ivories 6 Jewelry 107 7 Lace 4 Lacquer Work 16 2 Manuscripts 57 Medals and Coins 1097 Metal Work 114 221 Miniatures 16 2 Miscellaneous Ill 38 Paintings 100 304 Prints and Volumes of Prints 261 43 Sculpture 144 80 Textiles 136 331 Woodwork and Furniture 128 177

Totals 2075 3373 Lenders of Objects of Art 74

COMPARATIVE TABLES ACCESSIONS A. WORKS OF ART Bequests Gifts Purchases Totals 1931 42 3422 32 3496 1930 986 4704 48 5738

Decrease from 1930 944 1282 16 2242

B. LIBRARY

Books 1931 89 541 630 1930 360 452 812

Increase over 1930 89 Decrease from 1930 271 182

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Photographs 1931 50 100 150 1930 4010 666 4676

Decrease from 1930 3960 566 4526

Lantern Slides 1931 22 688 710 1930 85 85

Increase from 1930 603 625 1930-31 1929-30 Donors to the Library 39 62 ATTENDANCE

June 1, 1930 to May 31, 1931

Philadelphia Museum 439,727 Memorial Hall 370,781 Rodin Museum 282,532 Mount Pleasant 2,919 Cedar Grove 2,228 69th Street Branch (May 8-31, 1931) 15,686

1,113,873

COMPARATIVE TABLES, 1921-1931

(Fiscal Years, June 1 May 31)

Museum Hall Shows Pleasant Grove Branch Total 1921-22.. 342,081 342,081

1922-23 . 296,497 296,497 1923-24.. 311,993 311,993 1924-25.. 336,175 85,188 421,363 1925-26. 301,167 112,380 413,547 1926-27.. 361,718 19,224 10,570 391,512 1927-28.. 222,275 227,928 4,765 3,325 458,293 Rodin Museum 1928-29. 841,458 237,282 3,962 3,301 1,086,003 1929-30. 793,103 294,433 274,373 2,798 2,265 1,366,972

1930-31 . 439,727 370,781 282,532 2,919 2,228 15,686 1,113,873

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EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Adults Lectures Events Attendance Tuesday 27 3,108 Thursday 6 611 Sunday 24 1,929 Gallery Talks 36 842 Glubs 47 1,947 Other Groups 34 743

Total 174 9,180

Children School Classes: Under Museum Attaches 287 10,662 Self-Conducted 32 983 Under Museum Staff 25 742

Special Classes: Drawing 52 1,355 Appreciation 10 224

Total 406 13,966 Total in the Museum Building 580 23,146

Outside Lectures: Adults 6 1,120 Children 4 890

10 2,010 Total Attendance in Classes, Lectures, etc 590 25,156

Concerts 5 13,287

Total Attendance at Activities under the Division of Education 595 38,443

38 DONORS OF OBJECTS OF ART

Miss Willian Adger Mrs. William E. Helme Schofield Andrews Miss Margaretta S. Hinchman Anonymous in memory of (In memory of Lydia M. Henry C. Gibson La Boiteaux) Miss Margaret W. Arthur Joseph B. Hodgson, Jr. Frederic L. Ballard Earl Horter The Beck Engraving Company George Howe Mrs. H. L. Bernbaum Miss Anna Warren Ingersoll Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg Charles E. Ingersoll Arthur Bloch R. Sturgis Ingersoll Edward W. Bok Horace H. F. Jayne Mrs. Edward W. Bok John S. Jenks David Bortin Mrs. C. Hartman Kuhn Miss Alice G. Brock Mrs. Isaac La Boiteaux Mrs. Edward Browning Mrs. Charles M. Lea Henry Paul Busch Henry Livingston Lee (In Miers Busch memory of John Lawrence Lee) Miss Cabot Mrs. Frances Little Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Herman Loeb (In memory Marriott Canby of Harold S. Loeb) Mrs. Frank Carew (In memory g. burford lorimer of Laura Adelaide Colman) George Horace Lorimer Mrs. Hampton L. Carson George McCall Miss Margaret G. Cowell Henry McCarter Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe The McNair Family Mrs. Theron I. Crane George H. Macauley Edwin M. Dannenbaum Percy C. Madeira, Jr. Bertram I. DeYoung The Modern Club William Alexander Dick Miss Lydia T. Morris J. B. Dupuy Miss M. Adele Morris Mrs. Bernard Eschner J. W. N. Munthe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Felix National Auxiliary United Miss Edith T. Fisher Spanish War Veterans Mrs. Stanley Griswold Flagg Estate of Caroline Nesbit Mrs. Selma Fleisher Mrs. Francis Ormond Mrs. Katherine Gale Gere Catherine Norris Patterson (In Germanisches Museum memory of Frank Thorne Pat- Phillip L. Goodwin terson) Albert M. Greenfield Boies Penrose Miss Blanche Grosscup The Print Club of Philadelphia Fairfax Harrison Mrs. Sidney S. Quarrier Charles D. Hart Miss Anna A. Raymond Miss Mary M. Hart Mrs. B. Brannan Reath, 2nd

39 Stanley Reed (In memory of Mrs. Howard Taylor (In Elizabeth W. Reed) memory of G. F. Livezey, Jr.) Mrs. Sarah M. S. Rich (In Roy Grosvenor Thomas memory of T. Hudson Rich) Arthur W. Thompson Mrs. Algernon Brooke Roberts A. M. Towne Edward B. Robinette Carroll S. Tyson Frank Samuel H. P. Weissberger Miss Emily Sargent Mrs. Morris Wenger Leopold Seyffert Charles Weyl Frank C. Shiller S. S. White, 3rd Mrs. Offley Shore (In memory Morris Wolf of Offley Shore) Estate of Naomi Wood

Maurice J. Speiser Walter Wood Meyer Speiser Miss Hannah H. Woolston

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stogdell Stephen S. Woolston Stokes William J. Woolston Harry G. Sundheim Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart

Mrs. J. Fithian Tatem Wurts

40 BEQUESTS OF OBJECTS OF ART

Betty Campbell Madeira (In Elizabeth Gilkison Purves (In memory of Mary Wilcocks memory of Guillermo Coles- Campbell) berry Purves)

DONORS TO THE LIBRARY

1930-1931

Architectural Forum Miss Bella C. Landauer James M. Beck National Art Collections Fund Emile Bernat Gustav Nebehay

Mrs. Hampton L. Carson J. B. Neumann Ralph M. Chait Newark Public Library Count Contini-Bonacossi Norton Company Maurice S. Dimand Nottingham Public Library Richard S. Francis Pennsylvania Academy of the George H. Frazier Fine Arts Harrold E. Gillingham Princeton University Goldschmidt Galleries Miss Nancy Andrews Reath August Grosz Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach

Z. M. Hackenback J. ROSENBAUM Miss Meta Harrsen Lessing J. Rosenwald Hispanic Society of America Societe Des Amis Des Musees Daniel T. V. Huntoon (Luxembourg)

John S. Jenks J. Stogdell Stokes John G. Johnson Estate E. A. Strehlneek Edward Jonas Hans Tietze E. Alfred Jones Walker's Gallery (London) Fiske Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eyre Knoedler & Company Wilson

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Frederic A. Anderson Wright S. Ludington Mrs. Edgar Wright Baird Mrs. William Weaver Lukens Mrs. S. E. Bartlett Henry P. McIlhenny Mrs. James F. Benson Mrs. John D. McIlhenny William Reese Bettison Mrs. W. Logan MacCoy Miss Frances M. Bradford J. Verner Malcom James Sydney Bradford A. Edward Newton Mrs. Edward Browning Miss Eleanor C. Patterson Mrs. Hampton L. Carson Pierpont Morgan Library Joseph Carson Raymond Pitcairn Mrs. Francis T. Chambers A. S. W. Rosenbach

The Cleveland Museum of Art LESSING J. ROSENWALD Miss Gladys Connelly Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan Mr. and Mrs. FitzEugene Edgar Scott Dixon Mrs. N. McLean Seabrease H. F. duPont Miss Mabel A. Searle Mrs. John H. Easby Miss Elizabeth Boyce Sidney Mrs. Alfred Cope Garrett Harry Montague Sidney Mrs. Harrold E. Gillingham Vladimir G. Simkhovitch

Girard College J. Stogdell Stokes James E. Gowen Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick C. Mrs. William H. Greene Stout Mrs. Charles Hamilton Francis H. Taylor Mrs. Charles C. Harrison, Jr. Mrs. Presley M. Taylor Thomas Charlton Henry Mrs. Andrew van Pelt Mrs. James W. Holland University of Pennsylvania Horace H. F. Jayne Mrs. Rose Neel Warrington John S. Jenks William Watson Trustee of the John G. Johnson George D. Widener Collection Joseph E. Widener Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Kelsey DeForest Porter Willard Mr. and Mrs. Fiske Kimball Arthur Morton Wilson La France Art Institute Miss Frances A. Wister Mrs. James H. Lancashire William Townsend Wright Mrs. Charles M. Lea Gallery of Fine Arts, Yale John Frederick Lewis University George Horace Lorimer Samuel Yellin

42- REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL

To the President and Trustees of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art:

The aims and ideals of the educational scheme of the School have been beautifully exemplified during the past year, not only in the conduct and spirit of the instructors and students, but in the results shown in the exhibitions of the year. The outstanding students' exhibitions of the year were those shown by the class in Design, the class in Advertising Design, the Senior class in a general exhibition, the Fashion Show, and the Saturday Junior exhibition.

Under the direction of Miss Ellen Meehan, the class in Design exhibited a group of work showing design for fabrics, pottery, jewelry, porcelain, glass, silver, wrought iron, and decorative design for batiks. The museum research of this year has been very fine in quality. Museum study in relation to all the work of the School is stimulating and the means of developing good taste and an appreciation of the beautiful.

Under the direction of Mr. Alexey Brodovitch, the class in Advertising Design exhibited a group of work showing design for advertising as seen in posters, labels, cartons, and general advertising material. The designs shown by this group are contemporary in idea and European in concept. In presenting ideas for advertising, the student has learned many new and interesting techniques which today are much the vogue in the advertising world.

The students of the Senior class presented an exhibition which was interesting from the stand-point of extremely good work in drawing and craftsmanship and because it exemplified the influences and experiences of the School during the past four years.

The exhibition of the Saturday Junior class work in water color, painting, drawing, design and modeling, which is carried on in the School, the Museums of the city, the Zoo, and Horticultural Hall, was unusually fine in quality of expression.

Under the direction of Miss Rose Baird, the students of the Costume Design group presented at the Spring Fashion Show, in the Manufacturers' Club, gowns and batiks in unusual design, style and good taste. This year the class has shown an increased feeling for finer qualities in materials, for good craftsmanship, and for good taste generally in clothes. The students are unusually fortunate to have had the cooperation of distinguished manufacturers who gave fabrics to be fashioned in the designs shown in the Spring Fashion Show. The manufacturers who so generously contributed

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to bringing the elements of art and industry together in the experiences of the students were American Bemberg Company Dumari Textile Company Arthur Beir and Company duPont Rayon Company F. A. Bochmann Company, Inc. N. Erlanger, Blumgart and Co., Inc. Celanese Corporation of America Folwell Brothers and Company W. H. Childs and Company Pawtuxet Valley Dyeing Company Cohn-Hall-Marx Company William F. Read and Sons Co. Coldren Knitting Mills Trico Worsted Company Continental Mills Inc. Walther Manufacturing Company Worumbo Company The group of exhibitions has not only served to make the student keen regarding the possibilities in industrial art offered by the School, but has created wide interest in the professional field. As a result, manufacturers, craftsmen and designers have shown great interest in the quality of the work and in the ideas expressed in the work of the students and have offered to such students positions after graduation.

Among those who have been especially interested in the work of the School and who have honored us with their personal service are: Miss Rems of the Advertising Department of Dewees Store, which furnished accessories for the Fashion Show; Miss Howard, Fashion Editor of Harpers' Bazaar, and Mrs. Francis Taylor, Head of the Fashion Department of the Curtis Publishing Co.; Mrs. Weider of Bonwit, Teller Co., who gave a talk to the Costume Design students; Miss Louisa Eyre, who gave most helpful suggestions and criticisms to the modeling classes; Mr. Aymar of the Blackman Advertising Co. of New York City; Mr. Coiner of the Art Department of N. W. Ayer Co.; Mr. Agha, Art Director of Conde Nast Publishing Co. ; Mr. Lambdin of the Franklin Printing Co.; Mr. Oliver Swan of the MacRae Smith Publishing Co.; Mr. George Howe; Miss Violet Oakley; Mrs. Elizabeth Shippen Green

Elliott; Mr. W. J. Aylward; Mr. Frank Schoonover; Mr. Henry MacCarter. A number of stimulating talks have been given by people from the professional field of painting, design, illustration, advertising design, costume design and interior decoration. Many visits also have been made to manufacturing plants, publishing houses, and private homes, where excellent examples of furnishings and decorations in good taste have been studied.

The new development in the drawing classes, which introduced a variety of phases of drawing, has given the student a wide range in expressing his artistic ability in draftsmanship. The drawing from original works of art in the Museums, which was done independently and brought to the class for criticism, shows that the plan has developed increased power in expressing the principles of drawing.

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46 The Senior Teachers' Training group, under the supervision, of Mrs. Evelyn Pennegar, has been very highly praised by the twenty schools where practice teaching has been carried on during the past year.

The Library this year issued a catalogue of the books, plates, and lantern slides in its possession. A copy of the catalogue was given to each student, with a very gratifying response. There has been a keener interest in the Library and the students have a greater knowledge of the opportunities the Library offers for research than was heretofore possible. Miss Edith Emerson, in her group of talks to the students of the first and second year classes on appreciation of art from the subjects of the fine arts and the industrial arts, has stimulated the student to think more about the relationship between the technique of drawing and painting and the qualities of being an artist. Outside exhibitions loaned to the School during the year were: the methods of reproduction from the N. W. Ayer Co.; an exhibition of murals by John Wonsetler; medals executed by John Sinnock; work in oil, water color and pen and ink by James Reid, Hubert Logan, Edward Strawbridge and Charles Gardner; an exhibition of stained glass by Charles J. Connick. During the brief span of four years in the School the student may learn one thing well, but through the contrasting many things of his experiences he learns to think, to discriminate in his judgment and taste, and to fit himself for finer artistic expression.

Through the generous interest of the Associate Committee of Women, each year prizes and awards are made for outstanding work in the School. This year the Committee has created a number of group awards which have enabled two students to study in summer painting classes and six students from the first and second year classes, who have been outstanding in developing the ideas and ideals of the courses arranged, to visit the museums and libraries of New York City. Also the usual number of individual prizes were awarded for special work. Three European travelling scholarships have been awarded this year.

In presenting this, my review of the year, it gives me great pleasure to express my appreciation of the fine support of the Trustees and the Associate Committee of Women, the staff, faculty, and students, in making this past term an outstanding year. Edmondson Hussey, Principal.

47 REPORT OF THE TREASURER

For the Fiscal Year ended May 31, 1931

GENERAL FUND

RECEIPTS

State of Pennsylvania Contribution $37,500.00 City of Philadelphia Contribution 50,000.00 Commissioners of Fairmount Park on account of Maintenance of Museums .... 139,050.00 Gifts 6,000.00 Income from Endowments 45,641.88 Membership Dues 16,575.00 Tuition Fees 153,966.75 Interest on bank balances 347-07 $449,080.70 State of Pennsylvania Contribution due May 31, 1931 12,500.00 Commissioners of Fairmount Park on account of Maintenance of Museums due May 31, 1931 12,000.00 Excess of Expenditures 67,860.72 92,360.72

$541,441.42 EXPENDITURES School Maintenance $197,293.90 Museum Maintenance 251,431.17

Administration, Interest and Insurance. . . . 92,716.35 $541,441.42

48 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

ASSETS Cash on hand and in bank $118,970.29 Real Estate (cost) $550,778.99 Less Mortgages 500,000.00 50,778.99 Investments (cost) 1,963,440.18 Due by State of Pennsylvania 12,500.00 Due by Commissioners of Fairmount Park 12,000.00 $2, 157,689.46 Balance 176,300.63

$2,333,990.09 LIABILITIES

Scholarship Funds $55,086.06 Prize Funds 11,658.82 Endowment Funds 1,520,917-97 $1,587,662.85 Temporary Loans 217,000.00 Restricted Funds 498,968.28 Miscellaneous Funds 30,358.96 $2,333,990.09

We have examined the books and accounts of the Pennsylvania Musuem of Art for the year ending May 31, 1931, and we hereby certify that the foregoing Report of the Treasurer and the Statement of Assets and Liabilities correctly set forth the true financial position of the institution as of that date.

Respectfully submitted,

Chas. C. Hunziker,

Certified Public Accountant.

June 4, 1931.

49 REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN

To the President and Board of Trustees:

I herewith present the Forty-fourth Annual Report of the Associate Committee of Women of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art.

The work of the various committees has been carried on with unusual enthusiasm and success during the past year.

It is with profound sorrow that we announce the death of two who were for many years members of the Committee, Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus and Mrs. Betty Campbell Madeira.

The resignations of Mrs. Betty Campbell Madeira and Mrs. Wharton Sinkler were accepted with sincere regret. We are happy to announce as a new member, Mrs. John Story Jenks.

The Entertainment Committee, under the able direction of Mrs. E. Bissell Clay, arranged for the opening to the public of eight Colonial Houses in Fairmount Park on May 12th and 13th. To the Officers of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art, the Entertain- ment Committee is especially indebted for their valued assistance.

The Publicity Committee is deeply indebted to the various members of the Museum for advice generously given, for the publicity plan, for the printing of posters and for articles written for release in various daily papers and magazines.

This year the work of the Class in Costume Design has been marked by an increased feeling on the part of the students for a finer quality in fabrics, lace, furs, etc., for good craftsmanship, and for good taste generally in clothes. This has been due largely to the lavish contributions of the manufacturers, whose fabrics have on the whole been of exceptionally fine quality. It has also been due to our permanent collection of short lengths of fabrics, selected for quality, color, and pattern, which are constantly used by the students. The department is acquiring a collection of laces. As a direct result of a very successful Spring Fashion Show several firms have asked for interviews with the students.

The Class in Furniture Design and Woodwork has done excellent work. Faithful copies have been made at the Museum of chairs and of tables of different periods.

The Illustration Class has been fortunate this year in having as visiting instructors the following artists: Elizabeth Shippen

Green Elliott, Violet Oakley, W. J. Aylward, Frank E. Schoonover.

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52- Mr. Brodovitch has introduced a new message in design—one that the School has needed to complete its cycle of thought. The ideas that Mr. Brodovitch has developed during the year have been contemporary ones, and, wholly European in conception, have offered wide opportunity to the student who wishes to develop his talent in this most sincere form of artistic expression.

This year the Class in Interior Decoration showed a much higher standard of work. The second year class has enjoyed an afternoon of tapestry study at the Museum, and also the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, where the hand looms and the fabrics made there were shown to them. The principal work of the Library was the preparation and issuance of the Library Catalogue. The Library has been increased by seventy volumes and shows a record of between 9000 and 10,000 visits during the past year.

The outstanding feature of the work in Modeling is that at least thirty-five students elected the subject of Modeling for the second year, making it necessary to form a new class. Mr. Renzetti has certainly made a great contribution to the School through his teaching, which has aroused keen interest in this very important subject. The Saturday Junior Class is doing extremely good work in a creative way. The work in Modeling is being correlated with the subject of Drawing, and in many cases a definite correlation has been established between this department and the Pottery department. The Junior exhibition of Modeling showed a decided improvement in development over that of last year. The work of the Pottery Class has been carried on with great enthusiasm. Some excellent work has been done both in glazes and in design.

The Wrought Iron Class has met regularly three evenings a week all winter under the instruction of Mr. Konetsky. Designs for coffee tables, lanterns, and fire irons have been made and executed. The work of the pupils shows very real progress, as most of them are having their first experience with wrought iron. Among the usual number of students in the Textile School the only foreigner has been a young Chinese pupil, who will graduate and return to his native land to enter the textile industry there. Through the courtesy of F. Schumacher & Co. our students had the opportunity to study a beautiful exhibition of modern textiles, in which the designs, applied uses of radium, mercerized cottons, etc., were particularly helpful.

The untiring interest and efforts of Mr. France and his associates during the past ten years have obtained a large cash gift from the

53 Textile Alliance, Incorporated, of New York. The income from this gift is to be used for research purposes in the various phases of the Textile industry.

More than 900 articles in the Property Room—costumes, still life, and draperies—have been used in their work by the students during the past year. Money given by the members of the Com- mittee has enabled the Property Committee to purchase additional draperies and still-life objects. The Lunch Room reports a daily average of 175 pupils, an average meal costing 12 cents. The average lunch check is small because so many of the pupils bring their lunch and can afford to supplement this from the lunch room only with soup, a beverage or a dessert.

The Students League House opened its Twenty-Second year with an enrollment of 17 girls. The house has been made much more comfortable during the past year by various improvements, especially by the instalment of a new gas range and a Frigidaire electric refrigerator, and above all by the very generous gift of furniture from Mrs. Wm. W. Curtin. The linen closet also has been replenished. The housemother, Mrs. Mohr, expresses her own appreciation, as well as that of the League House girls, for the generous contributions of tickets, pictures, etc., sent by members of the Committee during the past year, and especially for the charming tea given by Mrs. Patterson, and for the delightful birth- day parties made possible through the generosity of Mrs. Meirs. In memory of Miss Cornelia L. Ewing, who founded the Students League House and was for so many years untiring in her devotion to its interests, her nieces and nephews have generously established a Memorial Fund of $2,630. Through the generosity of the Committee Members, Prizes were awarded to students whose work commended itself to the teachers and the judges. The studies showed originality, faithful study and appreciation of the opportunities offered by the School. A list of the prizes has been printed by the School in a separate pamphlet. Respectfully submitted, Elizabeth Conway Clark, Corresponding Secretary.

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REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN

STATEMENT OF RESOURCES

April 30, 1931

Students' Loan Fund Cash on deposit in Philadelphia Saving Fund Society $1,393.22 Loans to Students 968.70 Certificate on Deposit for Electric & Peoples Traction Stock Trust Certificate 1,000.00 Bonds Ohio Connecting Railway Co. 1st 4s 1943 1,000.00 Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron 5's—1973 1,000.00 $5,361.92 Sinnott Legacy Fund Cash on deposit in Philadelphia Saving Fund Society 4,756.58 U. S. Liberty Loan—1st Conv. 4><'s 5,600.00 10,356.58 Harrison Trust Fund Entitled to Income on $1,150.

General Accounts Cash on deposit in Real Estate Trust Co 3,762.21

Real Estate Owned

League House, 2310 DeLancey Place, Philadelphia. . . 11,094.70

League House Endowment Fund Cash on deposit in Philadelphia Saving Fund Society 2,590.00

Cornelia L. Ewing Memorial Fund Cash on deposit in Philadelphia Saving Fund Society 2,630.00

$35,795.41 57 MEMBERSHIP

CLASSIFICATION OF MEMBERS

Benefactors, who contribute or bequeath $25,000 or more to the Corporation.

Patrons, who contribute or bequeath $5,000 to the Corporation.

Fellows, who contribute $1,000 at one time.

Life Members, who contribute $500 at one time.

Associates, who contribute $250 a year.

Sustaining Members, who contribute $100 a year.

Contributing Members, who contribute $25 a year.

Annual Members, who contribute $10 a year.

Any person may be elected a Benefactor, Patron, Fellow or Life Member, who shall have made a gift to an amount requisite for admission to the respective class, and an Honorary Benefactor, Honorary Patron or Honorary Fellow, who shall have made a loan of an important work of art or collection of a value equal to the gift of the corresponding class of members of the Corporation.

Benefactors, Patrons, Fellows and Life Members are not liable to annual dues.

All funds received from Benefactors, Patrons, Fellows and Life Members are permanently invested as part of the Endowment Fund, unless otherwise requested by the donor.

CERAMICS

58 MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

Benefactors, Patrons and Fellows are enrolled in perpetuity. Those deceased are indicated by italics.

BENEFACTORS

Bauch, Margaret L. Lea, Charlotte Augusta Bok, Mary Louise Curtis Lorimer, George Horace Bowman, Elizabeth Malcolm Ludihgtoh, Charles H. Brock, Miss Alice G. Magee, James R. Carnegie Corporation Martin, John C. Chandler, Percy M. MdLHEKHr, Johh D. Clark, Edward W. McLean, William L.

Curtis, Cyrus H. K. Moore, Clara J. Darlet, Francis F. S. Morris, Miss Lydia Thompson Dolfinger, Henry Rice, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Eakins, Susan Macdowell Robinette, Edward B. Elkins, William M. Shipper, Elizabeth Swift Frishmuth, Sarah S. Sinkler, Wharton General Education Board Sinkler, Mrs. Wharton

Gibson, Miss Mary K. Stokes, J. Stogdell Harding, Dorothea Barney Taylor, Roland L. Helme, William E. Temple, Joseph E. Henry, Mrs. Charles Wolcott Warden, William G. Janney, Walter C. Weightmah, William Jehks, Johh Stort Widener, George D. Johnson, Eldridge Reeves Williams, Miss Mary Adeline Keehmle, M. Theresa Wood, William

HONORARY BENEFACTORS

Dixon, Fitz Eugene Garvan, Mrs. Francis P. Dixon, Mrs. Fitz Eugene Parsons, Ella Garvan, Francis P. Pitcairn, Raymond Williams, Mary A.

PATRONS

Baird, Johk Bodine, Samuel T. Bartok, Susah R. Bok, Edward Berwind, Harry A. Braun, John F. Bispham, George Tucker Brown, Henry I. Blanchard, Ahha Brown, Mrs. John A., Jr. Blakchard Harriet Browning, Mrs. Edward

59 PATRONS (Continued)

Carson, Mrs. Hampton L. Laughlin, Henrt A. Cheston, Radcliffe, Jr. Lea, Henry C. Cheston, Mrs. Radcliffe, Jr. Lea, 7v[ina Childs, George W. Leiper, Mrs. James G., Jr. Clark, Clarence M. Lewis, Francis W. Collet, Mark Wilkes Lippincott, Agnes Collins, Philip S. Lippincott, Walter Combs, Mary A. Ludington, Wright S. Cramp, Mrs. Theodore W. Madeira, Betty Campbell Crane, Johh A. Magee, Fannie S. Cressok, James H. Martin, Mrs. John C. Dick, William A. McCarthy, John A. Dick, Mrs. William A. McFaddeh, George Disston, Henry and Sons McFaddeh, John H. Dobbihs, Mart A. McIlhenny, Mrs. Francis S. Dolan, Clarence W. McIlhenny, Mrs. John D. Dolan, H. Yale Meigs, Mrs. Arthur V. Dolan, Isabelle W. Morris, John T. Dolan, Thomas Morris, Samuel Wheeler Drexel, A. /. Munthe, General J. W. N. Drexel, F. A. J^eumak, Charles V. Flagg, Stanley Griswold Nichols, Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Foster, Frank B. Page, Louis Rodman Foster, Mrs. Frank B. Patterson, Mrs. Frank Thorne Fuguet, Howard Pell, Alfred Duane Garrett, Julia Penrose, Boies Garrett, W. E., Jr. Price, Eli Kirk Gibson, Henry C. Purves, Elizabeth Gilkison Gibson, Henry C. Rea, Mary M. Black Gibsoh, Susan W. P. Rea, Samuel Griscom, Rodman E. Ritchie, Craig D. Harrison, Emily Leland Roberts, Mrs. Howard Harrison, Thomas Skeltok Rockefeller, John D., Jr.

Helme, Mrs. William E. ROSENWALD, LESSING J. Henry, Mrs. J. Norman Scott, Anna D. Hoffman, Benjamin R. Seabrease, Js[. M. Houstoh, H. H. Search, Theodore C. Ingersoll, Charles E. Seeler, Edgar V. Janney, Mrs. Walter C. Simpson, Alex., Jr. Jenks, John S. Smith, Albert L. Kent, A. Atwater Smith, Mrs. Alfred Percival Kent, Mrs. A. Atwater Smith, Mrs. C. Morton Larner, Chester W. Smith, Edward B., Jr. Laughlin, Miss Anne Irwin Smith, Geoffrey S.

60 PATRONS (Continued)

Smith, John Story Tyson, Mrs. Carroll S., Jr. Smith, W. Hinckxe Wasserman, Joseph Starr, Isaac Tathall Whitney, A. and Sons Sullivah, James F. Williams, Mrs. Charles F. Sulzberger, Mater Wister, Sabine dTnvilliers Tatlor, Mart E. Wister, Sarah Ttler Tyler, Mrs. John J. Wolf, Morris Tyson, Carroll S., Jr. HONORARY PATRONS

First Baptist Church of Robinson, Elise Biddle Philadelphia Rotan, Mrs. Samuel P. duPont, Henry F. Scott, Mary Howard Sturgis Fleisher, Walter A. Steel, Mrs. Alfred G. B. Lewis, John Frederick Stout, C. Frederick C. Numismatic and Antiquarian Stout, Mrs. C. Frederick C. Society of Philadelphia Widener, Joseph E.

FELLOWS

Allen, Laura Brown, James Crosbt Armstrong, F. Wallis Brubaker, Mrs. Albert P. Artman, Caroline Foerderer Bullitt, Orville H. Austin, Lucylle Burnham, Mrs. George, Jr. Baird, Mrs. Edgar Wright Cardeza, Charlotte D. M. Baker, Mrs. Samuel M. Carruth, Johk G. Ballard, Ellis Ames Carsoh, Hamptoh L. Battles, Frank Carter, Mrs. William T. Beeber, Dimmer Cassatt, Gardner Belfield, T. Broom Cassatt, Robert K. Belmont, E. A. Chamberlin, William B. Benson, Mrs. Edwin N., Jr. Coleman, Fanny B. Berwind, Mrs. Henry A. Coles, Mary Roberts Bettle, Mrs. Samuel Colton, Mrs. Sabin W., Jr. Biddle, Mrs. Arthur Coxe, Mrs. Alexander Brown Blair, Andrew Coxe, Mrs. Henry Brinton

Blair, Mrs. Andrew Crane, T. I. Bochman, Charles F. Crane, Mrs. Theron I. Bockius, Morris R. Curtin, William Wilson Bond, Charles Davis, Mrs. Charles P. Bowen, Samuel B. Day, Charles C. Boyd, William Day, Mrs. Charles C. Bracken, Francis B. deSchauensee, Mrs. Rodolphe

61 FELLOWS (Continued)

Dickson, Arthur G. Ingersoll, Henry McKean Dixon, Mrs. Samuel G. Ingersoll, R. Sturgis DORRAKCE, JOHK T. Jayne, Mrs. Henry LaBarre Dorrance, Mrs. John T. Jayne, Horace H. F. duPow, Bertha Taylor Jenkins, Charles F. dupont, lammot Johnson, Alba B. duPont, Pierre S. Johnson, Mrs. Edwin J. duPont, Mrs. Pierre S. Johnson, Mary Warner Earle, Mrs. George H., Jr. Keen, Edwin F. Eisenlohr, Charles J. Kuehnle, C. Albert Evans, Ralph B. Ladd, Mrs. Westray

Fels, Samuel S. Lavino, E. J. Fisher, Edith T. Lea, Arthur H. Flagg, Mrs. Stanley G. Lea, Mrs. Arthur H. Frazier, George Harrison Lee, Henry Livingston Frazier, Mrs. George Harrison Leeds, Morris E.

Fry, Wilfred W. Lippincott, J. Bertram Fuller, Walter D. Lippincott, Mrs. J. Bertram Fuller, Mrs. Walter D. Loeb, Arthur Fuller, Mrs. William A. M. Mansure, Edmund L. Gates, Thomas S. Mason, John H., Sr. Geist, Clarence H. Masok, Rebecca P. Steveksoh Gest, William P. McClatchy, John H. Gibson, Mrs. Henry C. McCreary, Mrs. George D.

Greenfield, Albert M. McFadden, J. Franklin Gribbel, John McGill, Mary E. Griswold, Mrs. Frank Tracey McMichael, Emory Groome, Mrs. John C. McMurtrie, Ellen HALLAHAH, WALTER J. McVitty, Albert E. Hart, Charles D. Meirs, Mrs. Richard Waln Hart, Mary M. Mercer, William R. Hatfield, Henry Reed Mercer, Mrs. William R. Heksok, Edward F. Morgan, Frances B. W. Hinchman, Mrs. Charles S. Morris, Lawrence J. Hinchman, Margaretta S. Morris, Mrs. Samuel Wheeler Hocklet, Amelia D. Moss, Frank H. Hopkinson, Edward, Jr. Moss, Mrs. Frank H. Horn, Joseph V. Munson, George S. Horner, Samuel, Jr. Munson, Mrs. George S. Hubbard, Mrs. Henry V. Newbold, Arthur E., Jr. Huff, Mrs. George F. Newton, A. Edward Humphreys, Letitia Norton, Mrs. Nathaniel R. Hutchinson, Mrs. Joseph B. Peck, Staunton B. Hutchinson, Sydney E. Peck, Mrs. Staunton B.

6i FELLOWS (Continued)

Pell, Cornelia Livingston Stotesbury, Mrs. Edward T. Price, Warwick James Strawbridge, Frederic H. Prime, Mrs. Alfred C. Strawbridge, Mrs. Frederic H. Randolph, Anna Sullivan, John J. Rebmann, Godfrey Thomson, Anne Rebmann, Mrs. Godfrey Thomson, Mrs. Frank Graham Reifswder, Howard Thomson, Walter S. Reillt, George Townsend, Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. Edward Tubize Artificial Silk Co.

Robins, Thomas Van Dyke, J. W. rodenbough, elmer e. Van Sciver, George D. Roosevelt, Nicholas G. Vaux, Henry Pepper Rosenbach, A. S. W. Vaux, Mrs. Henry Pepper Rosenbach, Philip H. Wainwright, F. King ROSSMASSLER, Mrs. RlCHARD Waller, Mrs. Littleton W. T., Santa Eulalia, Couhtess Eliza- J*. beth de Wanamaker, Rodman Saunders, William L., 2nd Ward, T. Johnson Saunders, Mrs. William L., 2nd Warriner, Samuel D. Simon, Edward P. Williams, David E. Sinkler, Caroline S. Williams, John B. Sinkler, Mrs. James M. R. Wills, Mrs. William M. Smith, Lewis Lawrence Windrim, John T. Starr, Mrs. Isaac Tatnall Wurts, Mrs. C. Stewart Stengel, Mrs. Alfred Yarnall, Charlton Stewart, W. Plunkett Yarnall, Mrs. Charlton Stimson, Anna K. Yeatman, Mrs. Pope

Stokes, Mrs. J. Stogdell ZlMMERMANN, JOHN E.

HONORARY FELLOWS

Barringer, Daniel M. McIlhenny, Henry P. Cadwalader, Mary H. F. Newbold, Clement B. Davis, Bernard Pennsylvania Hospital Easby, Mrs. John H. Pitcairn, Theodore Harrison, H. Norris Smith, Esther Morton Harrison, John, Jr. Society of the Sons of Hayward, Nathan St. George Hayward, Mrs. Nathan Wells, Helen Douw Kuhn, C. Hartman Wistar, Frances A. Lea, Elizabeth Jaudon Wister, Owen Lea, Van Antwerp Yellin, Samuel

63 LIFE MEMBERS

Abbott, Yarnall Clark, Mrs. Walton Allen, Joseph Clarke, Louis S. Audenried, Mrs. Lewis Cochran, M. Baeder, Adamson & Co. Coleman, Edward R. Baily, Albert L. Collins, Alfred M.

Barney, Charles D. Collins, Mrs. P. . S. Barney, James W. Cope, Caroline E. Battles, H. H. Crosby, Everett U. Battles, Mrs. H. H. Curwen, Samuel M. Beardwood, Mrs. Joseph T. D'Ascenzo, Nicola Beck, Adele M. Day, Mrs. Richard H.

Bein, August De La Cour, J. Carl Bell, Mrs. Samuel Howard, Jr. De La Cour, Mrs. J. Carl Blaetz, Jacob H. Dobson, John and James, Inc. Blakiston, Kenneth M. Dodge, Mrs. James Mapes Blakiston, Mary Dreer, Mrs. William F. Bland, P. Brooke Drexel, Mrs. John R. Bland, Mrs. P. Brooke Drinker, Henry S., Jr. Boericke, Gideon Duhring, Mrs. Henry Boger & Crawford dupont denemours, e. i. & co. Bok, Cary William DwiER, W. KlRKLAND Bower, F. B. Eagleson, John Bower, William H. Easby, Mrs. William H. Brazier, E. Josephine Eddystone Mfg. Co. Bready, Edwin F. Elkins, George W., Jr. Breck, Mrs. William Roger Ellis, Mrs. William Struthers Brengle, Henry G. Eshner, Augustus A. Brock, Henry G. Evans, Charles Bryant, Henry G. Evans, Lena Cadwalader Budd, Edward G. Evans, Thomas Busch, Miers Evans, Mrs. Thomas Butcher, Henry C. Eyre, Mrs. Laurence Butcher, Mrs. Henry C. Fay, Leonard A. Butler, Mrs. Edgar H. Fels, Mrs. Samuel S.

Caldwell, J. E. & Co. Fisher, Maud Campbell, Milton Fleisher, Arthur A. Canby, W. Marriott Ford, Bruce Canby, Mrs. W. Marriott Ford, Mrs. Bruce

Capp, Seth Bunker Foulkrod, Mrs. John J., Jr. Carpenter, Aaron E. Fromuth, August G. Chase, Mrs. Mary Justice Galloway, Walter B. Clapp, Mrs. B. Frank Garrett, Mrs. Walter Clark, Charles D. Gest, Mrs. John Marshall Clark, Walton Geyelin, Mrs. Emile C.

64 LIFE MEMBERS (Continued)

Greene, Mrs. William Houston Kohn, Harry E. Griscom, Frances C. Kohn, Irving Grove, Mrs. Henry S. Krumbhaar, Mrs. Edward B.

Groves, Mrs. F. Stanley, Jr. Landenberger, J. William Hacker, Mrs. Caspar W. Leisenring, Edward B. Halstead, Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. John Frederick Harper, William Warner Lewis, Richard A. Harper, Mrs. William Warner Lloyd, Malcolm, Jr. Harrison, George L. Loeb, Mrs. Herman Harrison, Henry Norris Logan, Mrs. Robert R. Harrison, John, Jr. Louchheim, Jerome H. Harvey, J. S. C. Lowry, John C. Harvey, Mrs. J. S. C. Ludlow, Benjamin H. Harvey, R. Wistar MacCoy, W. Logan Heimerdinger, Leo H. MacCoy, Mrs. W. Logan

Heppe, Florence J. MacNeill, William Hetzel, George C. Madeira, Louis C. & Sons Hill, George W. Martin, Mrs. Sydney E. Hinchman, Anne Mason, Jane Graham Hires, Charles E. Matteossian, Mrs. Herant

Hoffman, Mrs. J. Ogden Baron Holton, J. S. W. May, Mrs. Joseph Horn & Hardart Baking Co. McCahan, William J., Jr. Horrocks, Chas. M. & J. Howard McLanahan, M. Hawley horstmann, wllliam h. McMichael, Mrs. Emory & Sons McNeely, Miss Florence Ingersoll, Mrs. Charles E. McNeely, Mrs. Robert K. Ingersoll, Charles Jared McOwen, Frederick Irwin, H. DeWitt Meigs, Arthur I. Jackson, Albert Atlee Mertz, Mrs. Oscar E. Jackson, Mrs. Albert Atlee Mertz, Oscar E., Jr. Jarden, Mrs. Mary Templin Miles, Thomas H. Jayne, David & Sons Miller, Mrs. E. Clarence Johnson, Mrs. George K. Millville Mfg. Co. Johnson, Herbert Milne, David Johnson, R. Winder Minds, John H. Justi, Henry M. Montgomery, Robert L. Keen, Mrs. Edwin F. Montgomery, Mrs. Robert L. Keen, Florence Moore, Mrs. Amory C. Kennedy, John M., Jr. Moore, Clarence B. Ketterlinus, J. Louis Morris, Effingham B. Klauder, Charles Z. Morton, Mrs. Arthur V. Klebansky, Wolf Newbold, Mrs. John S. Klebansky, Mrs. Wolf Newton, Mrs. A. Edward

65 LIFE MEMBERS (Continued)

Newton, E. Swift Stokes, Mrs. Horace Newton, Mrs. Jewett B. Stork, Mrs. Theophilus B.

Oehrle Brothers Sullivan, James J. Oliver Knitting Co. Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co. Olsen, Tinius, Sr. Sutro, Paul E. Peck, Arthur Sykes Brothers, Inc. Perot, T. Morris, Jr. Taft, Elihu B. Pitcairn, Raymond Taylor, John C. Powers, Thomas Harris Thayer, Mrs. Sydney Proctor and Schwartz Thomas, T. Lewis Provident Trust Co. Thropp, Mrs. Joseph E. Quaker Lace Co. Todd, Mrs. Forde Anderson Robbins, George A. Tonner, Mrs. William T. Roberts, Mrs. Charles Townsend, John Barnes Roberts, George Brinton Townsend, Mrs. John Barnes Roberts, Mrs. George Brinton Townsend, Miss Pauline Robins, Mrs. Thomas Tyler, Sidney F. Robinson, Anthony Wayne Vaughan, Charles P. Rossmassler, Walter H. Vaughan, Mrs. Ira

Ryan, James J. Wagner, Samuel Schmidt, Charles E. Warner, Langdon schoettle, edwin j. Weimer, Albert B. Scholes, William, Sons, Inc. Welsh, Francis Ralston

Schwehn, Harry J. Wetherill and Brother Segal, Adolph Whitall, Tatum Co. Semple, Helen White, Thomas Raeburn Sewall, Arthur W. White, Mrs. Thomas Raeburn Sewall, Mrs. Arthur W. Williams, Mrs. David E. Smith, Henry C. Williams, Parker S.

Smith, Horace Eugene Wistar, J. Morris Smith, J. Willison Wood, Mrs. Charles Martin Smith, Mrs. Jacqueline H. Wood, Mrs. Richard D. Smith, Mrs. Lewis Lawrence Wood, Walter Spink, William Woodward, Mrs. George Steel Heddle Mfg. Co. Wriggins, Charles C. Steele, Joseph M. Wright, Mrs. Raymond D. B. Stewardson, Emlyn L. Wyatt, Mrs. Walter S. Zimmerman, Mason W.

66 SUSTAINING MEMBERS

Atlas Dye Works Roberts, Mrs. Percival, Jr. Braun, William P.M. Stead-Miller Company Brooks Brothers Co. Wetherill, Mrs. Samuel P. Clothier, Isaac Wood, Edward Randolph Fairmount Park Art Wurts, Robert Kennedy Association CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS

Abbott's Alderney Dairies Degn, William L. Jeanes, Mrs. Isaac W. Aitkin, A. King Delany, Charles Jones, Frederick T. Art Alliance, The Dixon, Mrs. C. G. Kaufmann, Morris Ashbrook, Roland C. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley.John A., Jr. Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Kerr, Mrs. George M. Frank H. Doughten, William S. Kind, Hermine Bacon, Mrs. C. C. Drexel, Mrs. George W. Knox, Charles C. Bains, E. Childs Lansdale, Mrs. W. Moylan Bains, George, Jr. Dykeman & Loeb Leas, Mrs. Donald Stewart Bates, Daniel Moore Fearon, Charles Legge, Percy A. Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. Felin, William E. Leigh ton, A. O. James G. Fischer, A. Koerting Leighton, Mrs. A. O.

Bloch, Arthur Fisher, Howard W. Levering, J. Walter Bochmann, F. A. and Fisher, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Mrs. Saunders, Jr.

Company, Inc. Foerderer, Percival E. Lewis, Theodore J. Bodine, William W. Freeman, Mrs. Samuel M. Ley, Mrs. Harold G. Bolles, Mrs. E. M. Freund, Rudolph Logan Investment Society Bonnell, Mrs. Henry H. Friedberger-Aaron Lippincott, C. Carroll Bromley, Henry S. Manufacturing Company Ludington, C. Townsend Broomall, Mrs. Harold S. Gamble, James Ludington, Mrs. C. Brown, Landy B. Gates, Jay Townsend Browne, Mrs. John Coates Gibbs Underwear MacCoy, Helen Brownell, Eleanor O. Company Markoe, Mrs. John Burlap, Martin Gimbel, Ethel N. Marsden, Mrs. Biddle R. Cadwalader, Mr. and Mrs. Goodell, E. P. Martz, H. R. Gouveneur Gray, Wilfred McCarthy, Edith

Campbell, John J. Griscom, William B. McCurdy, Mrs. Clay, Helen Maud Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. Josephine B. Clay, Mrs. Mary F. R. George E. McKinley, Richard S. Clothier, Isaac H., Jr. Haines, Mrs. William H. McQuillen, Daniel N. Collins, Mrs. Henry L., Jr. Hamilton, Richard J. Mellor, Norman Community Finance Hano, Lester Millville Manufacturing Service, Inc. Hart, Mrs. Charles Company Converse, Mary E. McCurdy Mitchell, Allen R. and Sons Cooke, Mrs. Morris Hastings, Mrs. Robert E. Molthon, E. H. Llewellyn Heath, Leslie O. Montgomery, William J. Crozer, George K., Jr. Hellerman, Mrs. Harry, Sr. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.

Cunningham, Wilfred H. Henderson, Mrs. Samuel J. C. E. 3rd. Curran, Mrs. George W. Hiester, Mrs. Isaac Morris, E. H. Currie, Barton W. Holmes, William L. Morris, H. C. Cuyler, Mrs. T. DeWitt Howland, Alice G. Moss Rose Manufactur- Darlington, William M. Hughes, Arthur E. ing Company Davis, Charles N. Ingersoll, Jeannie H. Murphy, Edward Dearnley, Mrs. Elizabeth Ionic Mills Nalle, Mrs. Richard T.

67 Nathanson, Mrs. Harry M. Rhoads, William G. Stroud, Mrs. Morris Newbold, Eugene S. Richards, Samuel Bartram W.,Jr. Oelbermann, William D. Rivinus, E. F. Thomson, Anne, Jr. Page, Mrs. Louis Rodman Rosenbach Galleries, The Tily, Herbert J. Parker, Mrs. Alvin A. Samuel, Frank Trainer, Joseph C. Parker, Robert B. Sauveur, Franklin D. Turner, John S. Peirce, Wilmot Grant Schmidt, Mrs. Edward A. VonHiller, Baroness Peirce, Mrs. Wilmot Grant Seeler, Mrs. Edgar V. Walther, John F. Pepper, William Sewell, Mrs. W.J.,Jr. Warden, Mrs. Clarence A. Peterson, Arthur Sharp, Harry S. Wentz, Mrs. Daniel B.

Pew, J. Howard Sharpless, William Wheeler, Mrs. Walter S. Pew, Mrs. Mary C. Shedaker, Mrs. C. Ardley Whitall, Mrs. John M. Phelps, Henry F. Shrigley, Ethel Austin Whiteley and Collier Philadelphia Carpet Mills Shryock, Genevieve Willard, Mrs. De Forest P.

Philler, Mrs. William Simon, Mrs. Stephen J. Willcox, James M. Winsor Smith, Ludlow Ogden Wilmsen, Bernard Phillips, Joseph L. Snowden, F. Laird Wilson, W. Reynolds Posey, William Campbell Snowden, Mrs. George G. Winsor, Mrs. James D. Quinn, Richard Lewis Sparks, John W. Wood, Clement B. Reilly, Mrs. John Sproul, John R. Wood, John J. Reilly, Mrs. Joseph H. Sprowles, Edwin G. Wood, Marion Biddle

ANNUAL MEMBERS

Abbott, Francis L. Alexander, Mrs. Helen V. Anderson, Mrs. Edward A. Abbott, Frank R. Alexander, Mrs. Jas. Leon Anderson, F. R. Abbott, Fred W. Alexander, Paul Anderson, Miss Harriet Abbott, Gertrude Alleman, Gellert Anderson, Harvey

Abbott, J. Herman Allen, Mrs. Frederick H. Anderson, James R. Abmeyer, Gustav W. E. Allen, A. Rushton Anderson, Miss Lulu C. Abrahams, Robert D. Allen, Miss Agnes Adams Academy of the New Allen, Clifford P., Jr. Anderson, Mrs. Matthew Church Library Allen, Curtis Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Accurate Addressing Co. Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth Rudolph Achuff, Robert P. Allen, Eugene Y. Anderson, W. M. Acker, Mrs. Finley Allen, Mrs. Frederick V. Anderson, Mrs. William Acton, Kesniel C. Allen, Leonidas Downs Adams, Benjamin Allen, Mrs. Maria McKean Anderson, William S. Adams, John Stokes Allen, Ralph C. Andruss, W. A. Adamson, Mrs. C. B. Allen, William L. Anne, Miss Frances Addams, Mrs. Homer Allen, Mrs. William N. Ansell, Henry A. Addie, Mrs. Thomas Allison, Mrs. Edward P. Antrim, Mrs. Phyllis L.

Heriot Allman, Robert J. Apel, Miss Elizabeth Addis, Leonard M. Alpern, Max Appel, George F. Baer Addison, W. H. F. Altmaier, Carl Lewis Applegate, Miss S. E. Adelhelm, John S. Amadouni, Yervant V. Archer, Adrian P. Adger, Miss Willian Ambler, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, Mrs. F. Morse Adler, Cyrus Harry S., Jr. Archer, Wilbur L., Jr. Adler, Francis Heed Amos, Harry M. Argentiere, Jos. R. Aertsen, Mrs. Guilliaem, Amram, Philip W. Armistead, Mrs. George A. Jr. Amsterdam, Philip Armistead, Mrs. S. G. Agnew, J. A. Anathan, Mrs. Louis Armistead, Mrs. W. M. Albrecht, Emil P. Andersen, William E. Arms, Robert L.

Alden, E. H. Anderson, Claude J. K. Armstrong, Mrs. F. Wallis Alexander, Benjamin Anderson, Mrs. David G. Arndt, Chas. Henry Alexander, Edward T. Anderson, E. H. Arnett, Miss Eleanor

68 Arnett, W. W.,Jr. Bailey, James B. Barton, Mrs. H. H.,Jr. Arnold, Miss Nancy P. Bailey, Mrs. James B. Barton, Thomas C. Arnold, Mrs. Paul M. Bailey, Raymond H. Bass, Joseph H. Aronson, H. A. Bailey, Walter C. Bassett, H. P. Arrup, Miss Olga M. Baily, Mrs. Henry P. Bateman, T. H. Arter, Mrs. Winfield Bainbridge, Henry Clay Bates, Mrs. Frederick H. Asam, Henry Bains, Erskine Bates, Mrs. Marie B. Ashbridge, Miss Emily R. Bains, Mrs. Henry, 3d Baton, H. E. Ashbrook, Mrs. Joseph Baird, Edgar W. Batzer, Morris Ashbrook, Mrs. Wm. S. Baird, John Baugh, Helene A. Ashhurst, Miss Harriet Baird, Joseph Baugh, Pierce A. Ashhurst, Mrs. Samuel Baird, Mrs. Matthew, Jr. Baxter, C. C. Ashman, Mrs. Charles T. Baker, Mrs. Franklin, Jr. Bayard, Miss Elise Gill Ashton, George T. Baker, Mrs. Louis C, Jr. Baylinson, S. Brian Ashton, Mrs. Leonard Baker, William Spohn Bayliss, Charles W. Ashton, Mrs. Thomas G. Baker, Mrs. William Spohn Beale, Constance R. Aspel, Joseph Balch, Mrs. Edwin Swift Beale, Leonard T. Asquith, Mrs. Samuel H. Balderston, Mrs. H. L. Beamish, Miss Mary F. Astley, Mrs. G. Mason Baldi, Vito M. Beard, Marcia L.

Atkinson, Miss Elizabeth Baldino, Basil F. Beardsley, E. J. G. A. Baldwin, Arthur R. Beardsley, Mrs. E. J. G. Atkinson, Miss Gertrude Baldwin, Kate W. Beath, E. R.

Atkinson, J. Raymond Ball, Alfred J. Beatty, Blake H. Atkinson, James H. Ball, Thomas H. Beatty, Lawrence R. Atkinson, Thomas H. Ballard, Mrs. Ellis Ames Beaumont, Charles O. Atkinson, W. C. Ballard, Frederic Lyman Bechmann, Mrs. William Atkiss, William Ballenberg, Gustav C. Beck, Charles W., Jr.

Atwood, Mrs. John C, Ballinger, Robert I. Beck, Thomas J. Jr. Banes, Mrs. Walter D. Becker, Gustav Auerbach, Samuel Barclay, Mrs. William Becker, I. G. Austin, Mrs. Esmonde H. Lyttleton Beckurts, Chas. Lewis

Austin, Mrs. Frank E. Bardenheuer, L. Bedford, J. Claude Austin, Miss Rebecca J. Bardsley, Walter R. Beech wood, George E. Austin, Richard L. Baringer, Milton F. Beerwald, Benjamin D. Avery, Mrs. Thomas Barker, James M. Beggs, Anastasia McC. Babb, John W. Barker, Mrs James M. Beggs, Mrs. Elizabeth Babbitt, Niles S. Barker, Rodman C. K. Babcock, Mrs. Charles H. Barker, Walter Beidler, Elsie S. Babcock, Mrs. W. Wayne Barlow, Mrs. S. B. Beifield, Charles H. Bacharach, Mrs. Jessie Oren Barnard, Boyd T. Bein, Amelia E. Bache, Mrs. Franklin Barnard, E. P. Beishlag, Mrs. B. E. Bache, Margaret H. Barnes, Harriet L. Belding, Mrs. Wm. Squire Bachman, DeForest L. Barnes, Mrs. John Bell, Albert T. Bachman, Mrs. Ivan C. Hampton Bell, C. Herbert

Bachofer, J. Louis Barnett, John Bell, Emily Bach tell, Mrs. Bertha V. Baron, A. Bell, J. Percy Backman, Hyman Barr, Florence K. Bell, Mrs. James McK. Bacon, Mrs. Albert E. Barr, Mrs. James W. Bell, John Cromwell Bacon, Ellis W. Barraclough, Henry Bell, Samuel, Jr. Bacon, Mrs. Francis L. Barratt, Alfred Belmont, L. A. Badenhausen, Phillips Barrows, Mrs. Sydney Belmont, Leo Badger, Herbert L. Biddle Bencker, Ralph B. Baer, B. F.,Jr. Barrymore Seamless Benedict, Henry H. Bahr, A. W. Wiltons, Inc. Benkert, Carrie Bailey, A. M. Bartley, Ruth R. Benkert, W. C, Sr. Bailey, Edward P. Bartol, Eleanor G. Bennett, Mary Bailey, Frank M. Bartol, Mary Grier Bennett, Stanley

69 Benson, Mrs. James F. Blankley, William W. Boyd, Miss Lily M. Benson, R. Dale, Jr. Blechschmidt, Jules Boyer, Mrs. Francis Bent, Mrs. Quincy Blight, Mrs. William Boyer, Mrs. Henry C. Benvignati, Mario S.,Jr. Bradbury, Mrs. Samuel Benze, C. Theodore Bliss, Louis B. Bradford, Miss F. M.

Berens, Bernard B. Bloch, Mrs. Bernard Bradford, J. S. Berger, M. Russell Block, Mrs. Gordon A. Bradley, Mrs. John A. Berke'.bach, John S. Blood, Mrs. Russell Bradley, Mrs. William N. Bernhard, Joseph Bloom, Homer C. Brady, W. T. Bernheimer, L. G. Bloomfield, Mrs. Maxi- Braley, Elizabeth W. Berrisford, Mrs. Arthur L. milian D. Brannen, Alfred J. Berry, Sarah Blum, Mrs. Herman Brannen, Laurence

Berry, Mrs. Thomas J. Blumenthal, Mrs. Jacob Branson, Thomas F. Bert, James B. Blumenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Branson, Mrs. Thomas F. Bertolette, Helen Joseph Brasington, Elizabeth H. Berwind, Mrs. Charles G. Blumenthal, Moses L. Braun, Mrs. W. F. Harold Beta Gamma Sigma Sorority Blynn, Mrs. Lucy M. Braun, William, Jr. Bettison, William Reese Boccella, Vincent Bray, Mrs. Daniel Beury, Charles E. Bodine, Mr. S. Laurence Brazer, Clarence W. Biberman, Lewis Boericke, Mrs. John J. Brazier, Mrs. H. Bartol Sr. Bickel, Charles E. ; Boeshore, Miller H. Bregy, Mrs. Caroline Bickel, M. L. Boettner, Mrs. Grace C. Harrah Biddle, Alfred A. Bohan, Mrs. Mary Reap Brehman, A. Balfour Biddle, Mrs. Charles Bohlen, Francis H. Breisch, Mrs. Annie M. Biddle, Miss Christine Bok, W. Curtis Breneman, Joseph T. Biddle, Mrs. Clement Bok, Mrs. W. Curtis Brennan, James M. Biddle, Edith F. Bole, Mrs. John Clark Bretz, Carl A. Biddle, Edward Boles, Russell S. Breuil, Mrs. James F. Biddle, Edward M. Bolton, Mrs. Samuel Brewer, Franklin N. Biddle, Mrs. Edward W. Boner, Mrs. Mary H. Breyer, Henry W. Biddle, Emily W. Bonsall, Alice R. Brice, C. Fred Biddle, Mrs. George Bonsall, Rodney T. Brice, Mrs. C. Fred Biddle, L. L. Boothroyd, Walter C. Bright, Anna Linn Biddle, Livingston L. Borda, C. A. Bright, John Irwin Biddle, Robert Borden, Mrs. James B. Bright, W. Stanley Biederman, Louis Borie, Charles L., Jr. Brill, Mrs Edward Biernbaum, John Windrim Borie, Mr. and Mrs. Brill, Frederic W. Bigelow, Frederick S. Henry P. Brinkmann, Leon Biles, Mrs. George H. Bortel, Samuel B. Brinton, Clarence C. Billett, Edward Borthwick, Ralph C. Brinton, Francis D. Birdsall, Joseph C. Bortin, Mrs. David Brinton, Mrs. Joseph Hill Bishop, Abigail Borton, C. Walter Brinton, R! L. Bishop, Hope L. Borton, Mrs. G. W. Brinton, Walter

Bishop, James C. Bosch, Fred J. Brinton, Mrs. Walter Bishop, Mrs. Philip Bosler, Mrs. Lester C. Brister, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bishop, William Boston, L. N. Britton, Mrs. A. D. Bisler, G. A.. Jr. Bostwick, Mrs. George A. Brock, Miss Elizabeth N. Bisseggar, Miss Marjorie Botting, Clarke T. Brock, Mrs. Horace Bissell, E. Perot Boulden, C. C. Brodhead, Mrs. Truxton R. Black, Bertha Bowen, Samuel S. Brodsky, Harry Blackburne, Mrs. John S. Bower, Mrs. George R. Brody, Louis Blackledge, Charles H. Bower, John K. Broecker, Lydia M. Blackman, Daniel Bower, John L. Brogden, Joah Blake, Mrs. Sidney S. Bowie, Miss Pauline D. Bromley, Charles S., Jr. Blakeley, Mrs. Marshall Bowman, C. Horace Brooke, Mrs. George Blakiston, Emma Boyce, Henry S. Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Blankenburg, Mrs. Rudolph Boyd, Miss Elsie M. Robert E.

70 Brooks, A. J. Burgin, Mr. and Mrs. Campion, Mrs. H. Clifford Brooks, Alfred M. Samuel S. Campion, H. F. Brooks, Mrs. Harvene R. Burk, Henry Campion, Herbert G. Brooks, Morris Burnham, E. Lewis Campion, Horace T. Broomall, H. S. Burnham, Mrs. George, Caner, Mrs. Harrison K.

Broshek, Mrs. Joseph J. 3rd Cardeza, T. D. M. Broughal, D. J. Burns, Robert Carnwath, James Brown, Andrew V. Burnshaw, Mildred R. Carpenter, Mrs. Hamilton Brown, Mrs. Arthur Emlen Burnstine, Daniel D. Brown, Mrs. C. M. Burr, Charles W. Carpenter, John T. Brown, Clarence M. Burroughs, Mrs. Joseph H. Carpenter, Lucien B. Brown, Claude P. Bursk, Robert G. Carr, Mrs. Charles D.

Brown, Coleman P. Burston, L. J. Carr, Henry Ashley Brown, Dee Carlton Burt, Edith B. Carr, William A. Brown, Miss Elizabeth S. Burt, M. Theodora Carre, Frank L. Brown, Everett H., Jr. Burton, Mrs. Alfred Carrigan, Mrs. Gordon Brown, F. G. Bush-Brown, James Seymour Brown, Mrs. Francis Bushnell, Joseph, Jr. Carroll, Mrs. Mary Shunk Bushong, Mrs. M. E. Carroll, Peter F. Brown, Henry Tatnall Butcher, Mrs. Howard, Jr. Carruthers, Mary R. Brown, Herbert Buten, Harry Carson, John T. Brown, Jay H. Butler, Mrs. Charles Noble Carson, Joseph Brown, Paul G. Butler, Mrs. George T. Carson, Robert Brown, Mrs. Richard P. Butler, Mrs. Laurance Carson, Mrs. T. Nevin Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth, Albert W. Carter, Mrs. Charles L. Samuel B. Butterworth, Henry W. Carter, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. T. Wistar, Button, Jane W. Newman 3rd Button, Mrs. Joseph Carter, Mrs. Katherine E. Brown, William Findlay Priestly Carthy, John Brown, Mrs. Wilson H. Buzby, Charles E. Carwither, Mrs. VanCourt

Browne, J. A. Buzby, Ethel M. Cary, C. Reed Brownell, Abigail F. Byall, Mrs. J. Bruce Cary, Egbert S. Browning, Mrs. Edward Bye, Arthur Edwin Casey, Francis Yarnall Bruen, Catherine A. Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Casey, James P. Brumbaugh, G. Edwin Wm. Claude Castner, Samuel, Jr. Bruner, Francis A. Byrnes, William C. Casto, Theodore

Brunker, Robert J. Cabeen, Frank A., Jr. Castor, Horace W. Brunner, F. Sands Cadbury, John Warder, Jr. Castor, Zazil L. Bruson, Mrs. H. A. Cadwalader, Charles M. B. Catherine, Irwin T. Bryant, Mrs. William Cadwalader, Mrs. Lambert Cavanaugh, Mrs. William Buchholz, R. F. Cadwalader, Sophie D. Buckley, Edward S., Jr. Cadwalader, Mrs. William Caverly, Robert B. Buckley, Herbert L. B. Chadwick, Mrs. E. F. Buckley, Walter W. Cahn, Tillman Chamberlain, Mrs. Budd, Edward G., Jr. Calder, Mrs. W. C. William B. Buehler, Mrs. William G. Caldwell, Mrs. James Chambers, Miss Blanche Buell, Frances M. Emott Arnold Buffum, Mrs. William P. Calkins, Frederic H. Chambers, Francis T. Bullard, Alfred Calvert, Wallace A. Chambers, Mrs. Francis Bullard, Hope F. Calwell, Charles S. T.,Jr. Bullitt, Margaret E. Calwell, Mrs. Charles S. Chambers, George E. Bullitt, Mrs. Orville H. Calwell, Eleanor Chambers, J. Howard Bullock, Mrs. Benjamin Camero, Blanche Chambers, Mrs. J. Bullock, Mrs. Horace Cameron, David G. Howard Bunker, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Cora A. Chance, E. M. George H. Campbell, Mrs. Mason Chance, Mrs. Robert C. Bunting, Mrs. James A. Campbell, Mrs. Milton Chandlee, Edward E.

71 Chandler, Mrs. George F. Clayton, Paul Collier, John J. Chandler, Mrs. Nancy K. Clegg, John William Collin, Dorothy K. Channell, Mary A. Clemence, Victor B. Collings, Mrs. Walter N. Chapman, Mrs. H. Cad- Clement, Mrs. Charles Collingwood, Jennie

walader Francis Collins, David J. Chapman, Ellwood B. Clement, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. David J. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. John Stokes Collins, Henry L. Henry Clement, M. W. Collins, James S.

Chapman, William R., Jr. Clements, Samuel Collins, William J., Jr. Chase, Mrs. Philip Clements, Mrs. Samuel Colton, Ralph L; Cheatham, Henry P. M.,Jr. Combes, Horace M.

Cheston, Mrs. J. Hamilton Clement, Samuel M., 3rd Comfort, W. W. Chew, David S. B. Clerf, Louis H. Comly, Catherine F. Chew, Elizabeth B. Cleveland, Lyman W., Jr. Comly, Emma Ridgway Chew, Mrs. Oswald Clifton, Mrs. Gorham Compton, B. L. Cholerton, Arthur Clopp, B. V. Conlan, Mrs. Walter A.

Chorley, Mrs. Sarah E. Clothier, Mrs. Clarkson Conlen, William J. Christensen, Adolph Clothier, Mrs. Isaac Connell, Horatio Christian, A. W. H.,Jr. Connelly, James A. Christian, Edward D. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. John P. Chrystie, Walter Morris L. Connett, Mrs Harold Church, Arthur L. Clothier, Walter Connor, T. Edward Church, Mrs. Edgar Clothier, Mrs. Walter Connor, William T. Church, Herbert Cluett, George A. Conway, F. P. Church, Mrs. Herbert Clyde, Mrs. Benj. F. Cook, Mrs. Chester P. Claffy, Louis K. Clyde, Margaret Cook, E. W. Clair, Mrs. Maurice Coale, Edith S. Cook, Gustavus W.

Clapp, Mrs. Algernon R. Coale, Miss Louisa Cooke, George J. Clapper, S. M. D. Coale, T. E. Cooke, Mrs. George J. Clark, Bertha Coale, William Ellis Cooke, Harry H. Clark, Clarence H. Coane, Mrs. Robert, Sr. Cooke, Mrs. Jay, Jr. Clark, Mrs. Clarence H. Coates, Mrs. J. Lloyd Cooke, Mrs. Jay, 2nd Clark, E. W.,Jr. Coates, Mrs. Robert L. Cooper, Maurice J. Clark, Mrs. Edward Lyon Coates, Wilfred L. Cooper, Nathaniel F. Clark, Mrs. Edward Walter Coates, William M. Cooper, Walter I. Clark, Edward Walter, 3rd Cobbett, Alfred H. Cooper, William Clark, Mrs. Edward Cobden, Mrs. A. B. Cooper, William A. Walter, 3rd Cochrane, Katherine L. Cope, Elizabeth Clark, Herbert L. Coenen, Margaret Cope, Thomas A.

Clark, Mrs. Herbert L. Coggeshall, Mrs. T. Copeland, J. Frank Clark, Mrs. John G. Russell Corbus, John Clark, Joseph S. Cogswell, Elizabeth Rae Corey, William B. Clark, Mrs. Joseph S. Cohen, William Cornell, Howard E. Clark, Lewis Neilson Colahan, John B., 3rd Cornell, John W., Jr. Clark, Percy H. Colahan, Mrs. John B., 3rd Corson, Mrs. Newton W. Clark, Mrs. Scott Colahan, Thomas D. Costa, John S. Clarke, A. Vinton Cole, E. Z. Costain, Thomas B.

Clarke, Charles H. Cole, Harry C. Costello, J. N. Clarke, Jacob Orie Coleman, Philip F. Cottrell, Miss Esther S. Clarke, James E. Coles, Mrs. George W. Coulston, Charles Woods Clarke, John Murdoch Coles, Mrs. Strieker Cover, Mrs. Thomas, Jr. Clarke, John S. Colesworthy, Mrs. George Coward, Mrs. Joseph Clattenburg, A. E. M. Cowperthwait, Charles T. Clay, Gladys M. Coley, Walter R. Cox, Mrs. Walter S. Clay, Mrs. E. Bissell Colket, Mrs. C. Howard Coxe, Mrs. Charles E. Clay, Thomas W. W. Colket, E. Burton Coxe, Mrs. E. B., 3rd Clayberger, B. Frank, Jr. Colket, Tristram C, 2nd Coxe, Herman Wells

72- Coxe, J. Alfred Daniels, Annie M. Deeter, Paxson Coxe, Whitwell W. Dannenbaum, Harry M. deForest, Mrs. Robert W. Coxe, Mrs. Whitwell W. Dannenbaum, Herman D. DeGinther, R. G. Cozens, Henrietta Darlington, Mrs. Jos. G. Deitz, George W. Craig, Mary H. Darnell, Alfred E. DeKozlowski, Mrs. Crain, Mrs. Edmond Dashiell, Mrs. Phillip T. Maryan Cavileer Davenport, Mrs. Russell DeKrafft, William Cramp, Norman W. W. Delany, Mrs. Charles Crane, A. Ross David, Mrs. Edward W. Delany, Mabel Gertrude Craven, W. A. Davidge, Carrie Delaplaine, Henry Crawford, Mrs. Alex. L. Davids, Richard W. DeLaurentis, Joseph Crawford, Miss H. Jean Davidson, William G. Delbert, Simon, Jr. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Florence Delcher, Irving B.

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Dinsmore, Miss Elizabeth Dudley, Mrs. Charles B. Eichler, Anton Disston, S. Horace Dudley, Evelyn B. Eiman, John Disston, William D. Dudley, F. A. Einstein, Doris Dittman, H. M. Duer, Mrs. John VanBuren Eisele, Gustav F. Diven, John Duer, Mrs. S. Naudain Eiseman, R. B. Dixon, Mrs. Edwin S. Duffield, Helen Morris Eisenbrey, Charles Henry Dixon, Mrs. Fitz Eugene Duffield, L. R. Eisenlohr, Mrs. Otto Dixon, Mrs. George Dallas Duggan, Laurence C. Eissler, Louise Dixon, Mrs. James M. Duhring, H. Louis Ekern, Miss Irene H. Doak, Charles B. Dulles, Mrs. Heatly C. Elias, Mrs. Joseph Doak, Samuel E. Dunlap, Andrew M. E. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Doak, Mrs. Samuel E. Dunlap, George S. A. Graham, Jr. Doerr, F. W. Dunlap, M. Edmunds Elliot, George A.

Dolan, Mrs. H. Hoffman Dunn, Mrs. George Elliot, J. Mitchell Dolbey, Edward P. Garrett Elliot, Mrs. R. M.

Doll, Josephine Dunn, Mrs. Houston Elliot, Mrs. William J. Donahue, Mrs. J. Gilbert, Jr. Dunn, Robert Elliot, Mrs. William T. Donaldson, Mrs. Henry Dunn, Mrs. Robert Elliott, Curtiss H. duPont, Miss Elise Elliott, Mrs. George W. Donnelly, Mrs. Anna H. duPont, E. Paul Elliott, Mrs. Harold H. Donnelly, Lee duPont, Mrs. T. Coleman Elliott, Harry C. Donoghue, Daniel C. DuPuy, Julien B. Elliott, Mrs. John Dean Doran, Miss Josephine L. Durant, Mrs. Frederick C. Elliott, W. Clare

Dorey, Mrs. Eugene S. Durham, J. Edward Ellis, A. Willoughby G. Dornan, William Durnall, Ethel M. Bartram Ellis, Frank H., 3rd

Doubet, Margaret Durnell, J. Lindsey Ellis, Furey Dougherty, Francis P. Duryea, Howard £. Ellis, Maxwell Dougherty, Gerald A. Duveen Brothers Ellis, Mrs. Thomas Biddle Dougherty, Thomas Eades, Mrs. William N. Ellis, Thomas S. Harvey, Jr. Earle, Mrs. Edgar P. Ellison, Mrs. Henry H. Dougherty, Mrs. Thomas Earle, Elinor Ellison, Thomas Harvey, Jr. Earle, Ralph Elsasser, George A., Jr. Doughten, Mrs. Henry W. Earp, Anne Tucker Elwood, Everett S. Doughten, William W. Earp, Ernest C. Elwyn, Thomas L. Douglass, Mrs. F. M. Easby, Mrs. Francis H. Ely, Anna W. Douty, Nicholas Easby, William, Jr. Ely, Gertrude

Downes, Frederick A. East, J. E. Ely, Robert B. Downs, Donald Van Leer Eastwick, Abram T. Ely, VanHorn

Downs, J. R. Wood Eastwick, Joseph L. Ely, Mrs. Wm. Newbold, Downs, Mrs. Norton Eberbach, Nelson F. jr.

Downs, W. Findlay Eberle, J. Frederick, Jr. Embery, William Downward, Paul H. Eckard, Edwin F. Emerson, Miss Edith

Doyle, William J. Eckels, Howard S. Emery, Benjamin F. Drain, John W. Eckert, Mrs. Samuel Emhardt, William H. Drake, A. H. Boyer Eckowitz, Samuel P. Emlen, Miss Dorthea Drew, Thomas F. Eddleman, William H., Jr. Emlen, George W., Jr. Driver, Mrs. John M. Edmonds, Franklin Spencer Emlen, Mrs. John T. Drobile, A. W. Edmonds, Mrs. Franklin Enburg, John M. Druding, Louise Spencer Engle, Howard C. Drumgoole, H. T. Edmonds, George W. Englerth, Louis D. Drummond, Ethel S. Edmonds, Samuel C. English, Caroline C. Dryfoos, Solomon Edmunds, Franklin D. English, Mrs. Chancellor Duane, Mrs. Russell Edwards, Catherine M. C. Du Ban, Alfred A. Edwards, Parke English, E. Schuyler DuBell, Rev. and Mrs. Eells, Mrs. Walter G. English, Mrs. Frederick Charles Egner, Mrs. C. Lloyd English, John W. Duck, Mrs. Florence L. Eichholz, A. Eppler, Elmer D.

74 Erbe, John R. Fels, Maurice Fletcher, William Meade, Erdman, W. Kenney Felton, Mrs. Edgar C, Jr. Jr- Ernst, Mrs. C. A. Felton, Frank P., Jr. Fletcher, Mrs. William

Erskine, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Felton, J. Sibley Meade, Jr. Ersner, Matthew S. Felton, William C, Jr. Flint, George Eshleman, Mrs. Benjamin Fenimore, Beulah A. Flood, Mrs. T. Bromley Espen, Edward Fenninger, Mrs. Carl W. Foerderer, Miss Elsie

Espen, Florence H. Ferguson, Mrs. Lincoln Fogarty, William J. Espen, Fred F. Fernberg, Charles E. Foley, Mrs. Richard A. Espen, Sophie Feme, Hortense Folz, Stanley Estabrook, Mrs. George L. Fernley, Miss Hattie M. Forbes, Rogers Sawyer Esty, Mrs. Robert P. Ferry, Alice Ford, Frances L.

Etting, Mrs. Emlen Pope Fetterolf, Edwin H. Ford, Mrs. Frank J. Eustis, Mrs. Walter Fetterolf, Mrs. Morton H. Ford, John J. Langdon Fife, Mrs. Charles A. Ford, Mrs. Marion L. Evans, George B. Finckel, Conyers Button Ford, Stephen M. Evans, Mrs. George B. Finckel, Eliza R. Forster, H. Walter

Evans, G. Gerald Finkenauer, Frederick J. Forstner, David P. Evans, Mrs. James D. Finletter, Mrs. Edwin M. Fort, Henry K. Evans, Margaret E. Firth, Joseph F. Fort, Mrs. Norman Evans, Mary Firth, Mrs. S. M. Livezey Watson Evans, Rowland Firth, Thomas T. Foster, Alexander, Jr. Eveland, Samuel S. Fischer, Blanche W. Foster, Mrs. Duncan G. Everett, Elwood S. Fischer, Frances L. Foster, Richard W. Eves, Mrs. Curtis C. Fisher, Elizabeth Wilson Foulke, Hazel M.

Eyre, Lester E. Fisher, Harry S. Foulke, Mrs. J. Roberts Eyre, Louisa Fisher, Linton C. Foulke, Miss May P. Eyre, Wilson Fisher, Nevin F. Foulkrod, Mrs. Frederick Eysmans, Julien L. Fisher, Samuel S. Fagan, Emma Lowry Fisher, Miss Sara K. Fox, Mrs. Alexander M. Fagan, Mrs. H. B. Fisher, Thomas Jr- Fahnestock, Mrs. McClure Fisher, William Righter Fox, Mrs. Caleb F., Jr. Fairchild, Samuel E., Jr. Fisler, John Fox, Mrs. Charles P. Falck, Fred M. Fitler, Mrs. Nathan Fox, Helen A. Fante, Dominic L. M.,Jr. Fox, John Large Farmer, Walter Tyndale Fitler, William W. Fox, Joseph Craig Farnum, George L. Fitler, Mrs. William W. Fox, Mrs. L. Webster Farnum, Henry W. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomas Fox, Matthews A. Farr, Daniel H. M. Fox, Richard L. Farr, Miss Edith M. Fitzhugh, Thomas, Jr. Fox, William Logan Farr, Mrs. Wm. W. Fitzpatrick, Aloysius Fox, Mrs. William Logan Farraday, Thomas P. Fitzpatrick, Helen B. France, Edward W. Faulconer, Margaret Flagg, George Francis, Richard S. Faux, Ida A. Flanagan, Andrew Frankel, Armin A.

Fearon, Mrs. Charles Flanagan, Thomas J. Frankenfield, Samuel I. Febiger, Mrs. Christian Flavell, Mrs. George J. Frankline, Sweater Mills Feely, William A. Fleck, John G. Franks, Miss Mandelinc Feinblatt, Sigmund Fleck, Mrs. Wm. C. L. Feldman, Baruch M. Fleisher, Mrs. Alfred W. Fraser, Arthur Feldman, Jacob B. Fleisher, Alice Frazer, Donald C, Jr. Felin, Charles F. Fleisher, David T. Frazier, Mrs. Benjamin Felix, Harry Fleisher, Edwin A. West Felix, Max Fleisher, Helen Frazier, John N. Felix, Mrs. Samuel P. Fleisher, Henry H. Frazier, John W., Jr. Fell, Arthur D. Fleisher, Mrs. Moyer Frazier, Mrs. William Fell, David N., Jr. Fleisher, S. S. West Fell, Mrs. F.J.,Jr. Fleisher, Walter A. Frebe, Lillian

75 Frederick, Mrs. Roy L. Gayj Deborah H. Gimpel, M. Rene Free, Mabel E. Gayley, Samuel M. Girvin, John H. Freed, E. Gayley, Mrs. William Givens, Howard M. Freedman, Mrs. G. L. Geibel, Carl A. Glanz, Charles L. Freelon, Allan Randall Geiger, Harvey Glasmer, Joseph A. Freeman, Addison B. Geiger, Lewis P. Gleason, John P. Freeman, Albert L. Geisenberger, Leane R. Gleeson, John W.

Freeman, Alfred E. Gemberling, J. B. Glendinning, Robert Freeman, Mrs. Frank A. Gendell, Elizabeth Glover, Deborah Freeman, George C. Genth, Mrs. F. A. Godfrey, Mark Freeman, Mrs. Harold A. Gerber, Albert Godfrey, Mrs. William S. Freeman, Mrs. M. M. Gerber, Frederic Godshall, Mrs. Charles F.

Freeman, Richard J. Gerenbeck, George Goetz, Elizabeth Harlow Freeman, Samuel Miller Gerhard, Albert P. Goheen, John P. Freeman, Mrs. Walter J. Gerhard, Anna Rebecca Goldbaum, Mrs. Jacob S. Freeman, William C. Gerhard, Arthur H. Goldberg, Samuel A. Freeman, Mrs. William C. Gerstley, Mrs. Isaac Goldbey, Mrs. Samuel Freihofer, Charles Gessner, Howard R. Golder, Mandes French, Charles C. Gest, John Marshall Goldner, Frank C. French, Mrs. Thomas E. Gest, Lillian Goldsmith, Mrs. Henry F. Fretz, S. S. Getze, Mrs. Edward Bioren Goodall, H. W. Frick, Charles E. Geuther, H. Walter Goodman, Mrs. C. E. Frick, Mrs. George P. Geyelin, Miss Elizabeth Goodman, Mrs. E. H. Frick, John Howard F. Goodman, Ernestine A. Friedman, Lionel Giambalvo, G. P. Goodman, Joseph D. Fries, Mrs. Christian H. Gibb, Ida Goodman, William E., Jr. Fries, Emma R. Gibb, Mrs. John Goodwin, Margaret S. Frischholz, Mrs. Sophie B. MacGregor Gordon, Elizabeth S. Fritsche, Mrs. John Gibb, Thomas B. Gorman, Victor Fritz, Jacob A. Gibbon, Mrs. John H. Gossler, Mrs. George E. Frizzell, Mrs. Charles F. Gibbons. Lewis W. Gowing, Jean Fry, Elizabeth Gibbs, George Graf, Emma Fry, Mrs. James W. Gibson, Mrs. John Graf, Wm. G. Fryer, Theodore B. Hollenback Graff, Anton Fuguet, Stephen Gibson, Lillie Graham, Caroline F. Fuller, Mrs. Dwight S. Gibson, Miss Virginia G. Graham, Charles Fuller, Horace M. Gibson, William S. Graham, Mrs. Fred W. W. Funk, Carl W. Gideon, George D. Graham, Grant R. Funk, Nevin E., Jr. Gilbert, Mrs. John Graham, W. F. Fussell, Robert Gilchrist, Edmund B. Graham, Warren C.

Gailey, Robert J. Gilkyson, Mrs. Hamilton Grakelow, Charles H. Galanter, J. J. H. Grange, Mrs. William D. Galbraith, Gilbert S. Gill, Mrs. Charles D. Grant, Martha Fairies Galey, Mrs. Francis Holt Gill, Mrs. Ephraim Gratz, Alfred Galey, William T., Jr. Tomlinson Gravenstein, George T. Gallagher, Dennis Gill, John D. Graves, Barney Gallaudet, John C. Gillespie, Mrs. K. E. Graves, R. B. Gardiner, Mrs. John, Jr. Gillespie, Kate S. Gray, Coleman R. Garretson, Beulah C. Gillingham, Mrs. A. H. Gray, George M. Garrett, Alfred C. Gillingham, Harrold E. Gray, Robert C. Garrett, Mrs. Philip C. Gillingham, Mrs. Harrold Gray, Robert L. Garrigues, Mrs. Edwin B. E. Gray, William F. Gaskill, Mrs. Joseph H. Gilmer, Elgina Grayson, Charles Prevost Gaskill, Margaret Gilpin, Mrs. John C. Grayson, Mary E. Gates, Mrs. Jay Gimbel, Mrs. Benedict Green, J. Weldon Gatter, Charles L. Gimbel Brothers Green, Mrs. Raymond

Gauff, John P. Gimbel, Daniel Greenberg, Joseph J.

76 Greene, Ryland Warriner Haines, Mrs. Robert B., Jr. Harlow, George W. Greene, Stephen Company- Haines, William A. Harman, W. H. Greenfield, Mrs. Albert M. Hainlen, G. Harper, Mrs. A. Headley Greenough, Cornelia Haldt, Ernest Harper, Clarence L.

Greenwell, Mrs. John Haley, Daniel J. Harper, Mrs. James B. Greer, Elizabeth S. Hall, Mrs. Alan Harper, Jane Greiss, Wm. H. Hall, Arthur W. Harper, W. O.

Grelis, John J. Hall, Clarence A. Harr gan, Benjamin Gribbel, Mrs. J. B. Hall, Clarence E. Harr man, Joseph K. Gribbel, W. Griffin Hall, Mabel Bruce Harr s, C. Addison, Jr. Griest, Mrs. Thomas H. Hall, Nell Harr s, David W. Griffin, Mrs. Frank H. Hall, Reuben B. Harr s, Edgar T. Griffith, G. S.,Jr. Hall, William M. Harr s, Edward Monroe

Griffith, Mrs. J. P. Crozer Hallahan, Mrs. Charles E. Harr s, Mrs. Frazer Griffith, William Oglesby Hallowell, A. Irving Harr s, J. Andrews, Jr. Grinrod, Irvin S. Hallowell, Helen W. Harr s, J. Andrews, 3rd Griscom, Mrs. Clement Hallowell, Henry R. Harr s, John G. A., 3rd Hallowell, Mrs. Israel R. Harr s, Mrs. Langdon

Griscom, J. Milton Hallowell, Mrs. William W >Jr. Griscom, William M. S., Sr. Harr s, Lee W. Grisdale, John T. Halton, Thomas H., Sr. Harr s, Walter C. Groff, Henry C. Hamersly, Emily N. Harr s, Mrs. W. Carlton Groome, Alexander C. Hamill, Mrs. Samuel McC. Harr s, William Groschnpf, & Fehr Hamilton, Charles R. Harr s, Mrs. William A. Groskin, Horace Hamilton, Mrs. James M. Harr son, Mrs. Charles C. Gross, John H. Hammeke, Hubert Harr son, Charles Custis, Grubb, Mr. and Mrs. Hammer, Mrs. A. Wiese Jr. Joseph H. Hammett, William H. Harr son, Mrs. Charles Gucker, F. T. Hammond, Mrs. L. Jay C, Jr- Guckes, Mrs. E. M. Hammond, Wardlaw M. Harr son, George L. Guckes, Mrs. Philip E. Hancock, Mrs. F. Wood- Harr son, Mrs. George L. Gudehus, E. R. son Harr son, Mrs. H. Norris Guest, Arthur B. Hand, Mrs. Clarence F. Harr son, Mrs. Harry W. Guetter, Julius Hand, Helen G. Harr son, Mrs. John, Jr. Guggenheim, S. E. Hannigan, Joseph J. Harr son, Theodore L. Gulick, Mrs. William B. Hanny, W. Harr son, Mrs. Theodore L. Gummere, Mrs. Francis, B. Hansche, Maude B. Harr son, William Welsh Gummere, Richard M. Hansell, Mrs. A. W. Harr ty, Mrs. William F. Gummey, Frank B. Harbeson, Mrs. James P. Harrop, Rebecca E. Gunthrop, Mrs. William P. Harbeson, William P. Harshaw, David Hare

Gutekunst, William J. Harbison, Helen D. Harshaw, Edward Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harcum, Mrs. Marvin Hart, Mrs. Harry C.

J- Harding, Mrs. Charles B. Hart, Ralph L. Hacker, Caspar W. Harding, George J. Hart, Mrs. Thomas Hacker, Miss Elizabeth D. Harding, Katherine A. Hart, Mrs. William Hacker, Mrs. William P. Harding, Mrs. L. M. Hartel, Mrs. Walter W. Hackett, H. Berkeley Hardock, Benjamin Hartley, Harriet L. Hadden, Samuel B. Hardt, Frank M. Haskell, Harry G.

Haehnlen, Mrs. Walter L. Hardt, J. William Haskins, Mrs. Harold Hagar, Arthur F. Hardt, Walter K. Haslam, Elizabeth Hagar, Mrs. Lavino Hare, B. T. Hassler, Daniel E. Hahn, Mrs. Frances S. Hare, Miss Esther B. Hastings, Mrs. John V.

Haibach, Mrs. Philip Hare, J. V. Hatfield, James S. Haig, Alexander M. Hare, T. Truxton Hatfield, Mrs. James S. Haines, Howard L., Jr. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway, H. W. Haines, Mrs. Oliver Joseph M. Haughton, Augustine Sloan Harley, Milton Price Haupt, Mrs. William K.

77 Hause, Mrs. George A. Henrich, A. Washington Hill, Edna V. Hausmann, William M. Henrich, George A. Hill, Mrs. George H., Jr. Hausser, C. A. Henry, Mrs. Bayard Hill, Horace G., Jr. Havey, Charles F. Henry, Mrs. C. S. Ashby Hill, Mrs. J. Bennett Haviland, Mrs. Anna W. Henry, George W., Jr. Hill, Mrs. John Parker Haxton, Mrs. Samuel F. Henry, James P. Hill, William D. Hay, Mrs. Charles Henry, Mrs. Thomas Hilleary, E. D.

Hay, Mrs. J. Howard Charlton Hiller, Mrs. H. M. Haydock, Charles Hensel, Mrs. E. Caven Hilles, Franklin S. Hayes, Mrs. C. Ellis Henshaw, William P. Hilliard.J. W. R.

Hayman, Mrs. J. M. Henson, Frank M. Hilsee, David E. Hays, Annie Bradford Henson, Hannah Hinchman, Mrs. C. Russell Hayt, Mrs. Todd Hentz, F. Walter Hinchman, Mrs. Charles S.

Hayward, Anna Howell Hepburn, Mrs. Charles J. Hindle, H. L.,Jr. Hayward, Mrs. Nathan Hepburn, W. Horace Hines, Captain and Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. Elmira A. Hepburn, Mrs. Wm. W. John F. Hazard, Spencer P. Heppe, Marcellus McD. Hippie, Albert I. Hazelhurst, Mrs. Francis Hepworth, John M. Hipsher, Edward Hazlett, James V. Hering, W. E. Ellsworth

Head, Mrs. Joseph Herkness, J. Smylie Hires, Mrs. Charles E. Headly, John F. Herman, Louis Hires, Mrs. Charles E., Jr. Headman, Anna E. Herold, Mrs. Milton Hirsh, Mrs. Julius Healy, Jack Herr, Frances Hirsh, Ralph Heap, Mrs. David Porter Herring, Louis C. Hirst, Barton C. Heard, Bishop W. H. Herron, Christopher C. Hitner, Ella E. Hearn, Mrs. William P. Hervey, Mrs. James Hoare, Daniel W. Hebard, D. L. Bertram Hochstrasser, John H. Hebard, Frederick V. Hess, Harry W. Hocker, I. S. Hebard, Mary E. Hess, Herbert W. Hodge, Mrs. Carroll Hebard, Morgan Hess, Mrs. Lippman E. Hodge, Mrs. Edward B. Heckscher, Ledyard Hetherington, Mrs. Albert Hodge, Mrs. Henry L. Heckscher, Lucretia S. G. Hodge, Mrs. Thomas Heckscher, Mrs. Maurice Hetzell, Charles G. Leiper Heckscher, Steven Heuer, Henry F. Hodgson, Francis H. Heebner, Julia E. Hey, Charles P. Hoelzer, Mrs. Mary L. Heermann Harriet A. Heyer, Mrs. Charles H. Hoey, Francis P. Heffner, Mrs. Warren S. Heyl, John B. Hoffman, Mrs. C. F. Heim, Oscar E. Heyl, Juliet F. Hoffman, Miss Esther Heine, Chas. O. Heyl, Mrs. Robert C. Hofstetter, W. A.

Heir, James Heyl, William E. Hogg, J. Renwick Heisler, Roland C. Heymann, Joseph C. Hogg, Mrs. J. Renwick Heist, George Heymann, Mrs. Joseph C. Hogue, Robert M. Helbert, George K. Heymann, Roy A. Hogue, Mrs. Robert M. Hcllwig, Mrs. Katherine Heyward, Mrs. R. B. Holahan, Miss F. Marion Hemphill and Company, Hibbs, Helen Holden, Robert F. Inc. Hibbs, Mrs. Quin D. Hollar, Mrs. William H. Henderson, Mrs. Charles Hiergesell, Valentine Hollingsworth, John P. Henderson, Mrs. George Hiestand, Mrs. George Hollingsworth, Mrs. John R. Hiestand, Joseph D. P.

Henderson, John J. Higgins, Alfred K. Hollingsworth, John R. Henderson, Louis S. Highley, Mrs. George N. Holloway, William M. Henderson, Walter G. Hightower, F. W. Holman, Louise K. Hendrickson, E. E. Hilbroner, Mrs. Tillie Homer, Henry Hendrickson, Mrs. John B. Hildebrand, C. C. Hood, Mrs. Albert L. Hennessey, Emil Hildebrand, Mrs. Gustav Hood, Mrs. George G. Henning, Mary E. A. Hook, Ralph W.

Henon, J. Paul, Jr. Hill, Charles B. Hooper, Mrs. Robert P.

78 Hoopes, Edward Hunsberger, Mrs. Ambrose Jameson, Norman Lee Hope, Herbert Hunt, Miss Adalene B. Jamison, Mrs. Benton K., Hopkinson, Miss Emily G. Hunter, C. Edwin r J : Hopper, H. B. Hunter, Mrs. Sutherland Jamison, John M. Hopper, Mrs. Harry S. Hunter, T. Comly Janes, H. Paul Hopper, Marie Louise Huntoon, D. T. V. Janney, Joseph A., Jr. Hopper, Mary Johns Hurlburt, Frank Jantzen, Mildred Hoppock, Edith K. Hurlburt, Mrs. Frederick Jarden, Margaret Horan, Hubert, Jr. B. Jarden, Mrs. Walter H. Horn, Herman C. Hurlburt, W. Merritt Jastrow, Mrs. Morris, Jr. Horn, William Hurlick, Susan G. Jeanes, Henry S., Jr. Home, B. W. Hussong, Miss Mary E. Jeanes, Mrs. Henry S., Jr. Horneff, Harry Huston, Joseph M. Jeanes, Mrs. Joseph Y. Horner, Hannah Mee Huston, Laetitia P. Jeanes, Lenette F. Horrocks, Henry H. Huston, Mary Perot Jeannisson, Mrs. Eugene

Horstmann, I. J. Hutchinson, A. P. M. Horstmann, Mrs. Walter Hutchinson Arthur Jefferys, Mrs. Edward M.

Horstmann, Mrs. William Emlen Jeffries, Mrs. Thomas J. H. Hutchinson, J. C. Jellett, Mrs. Stewart A. Horter, Robert M. Hutchinson, Mrs. James P. Jenkins, Edward A. Horton, Arthur Hutchinson, Mrs. Joseph Jenkins, H. Lawrence Hosbach, Frederick W. B.,Jr. Jenkins, Theodore F. Hosein, Mozam Hutchinson, K. P. Jenks, Horace H. Hoskins, Mrs. Albert L. Hutchinson, M. H. Jenks, Mrs. John S. Hostetter, Mrs. Albert K. Hutchinson, Mrs. S. Jenks, William E. Houston, Mrs. S. F. Pemberton Jennings, Annie B. Howard, Almern C. Hutchinson, Mrs. Sydney Jennings, Horace B. Howard, Mrs. Edgar B. E. Jennings, Joseph M.

Howarth, H. A. Stevens Hutchison, J. Edward Jennings, William J. Howe, Charlton V. Hyde, Fred Jepson, Paul N. Howe, George Iliff, Mrs. Arthur R. Jerrehian, Aram K. Howe, Mrs. A. Leighton Illman, Adelaide Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Howell, Miss Anna Hazen Illoway, Bernard A. Alba B., Jr. Howell, Mrs. Charles H. Ilsley, Mrs. Edward Johnson, E. Earle Howell, Cooper Indahl, M. C. Johnson, Mrs. Edward H. Howell, Lardner Ingersoll, Mrs. C. Jared Johnson, F. T. Howell, Stacy B. Ingersoll, George E. Johnson, Florence M. Howland, Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll, Mrs. R. Sturgis Johnson, Mrs. Guy Roche Hoppin Ingleby, Helen Johnson, Harry E. Howland, Mrs. Ralph B. Innes, William T. Johnson, Howard Cooper Howson, Charles H. Ireland, C. Raymond Johnson, Mrs. Lester B.

Howson, Henry Irish, J. Theodore Johnson, Reeves K. Hoyt, Daniel M. Irvine, Mrs. James Johnson, W. J. Hubert, Anton Irwin, Mrs. Samuel B. Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Huey, Arthur B. Jack, Charles S. Johnson, W. Keating Huey, Mrs. Arthur B. Jacobs, Mrs. John Johnson, Walter H. Huey, Dorothy Jacobs, Mary C. R. Johnson, Walter James Huey, Samuel C. Jacobs, Mrs. Reginald Johnson, William S. Huff, Miss Emelie deGalley Jacobs, Reuben Johnston, A. L. Huff, William K. Jacoby, John F., Jr. Johnston, D. V. Hughes, Esther M. Jaffe, Samuel Johnston, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Henry D. Jaffe, Mrs. Walter Peale Hughes, Mrs. Wayne B. James, Mrs. Irvin M. Joiner, Franklin Hulme, Mabel James, Mrs. John Edwin Jones, Mrs. A. E. Hunn, William R. James, Nancy E. Jones, Arthur Woodruff Hunneman, Mrs. Wm. James, Mrs. Reese D. Jones, Mrs. C. Sharpless C,Jr. Jameson, Joseph M. Jones, Mrs. Clara W.

79 Jones, G. H. Keen, W. W. Kind, S. & Sons Jones, Henry H. Keene, Floyd E. King, Mrs. Joseph B. Jones, Horace C. Keene, Paul F. King, Katharine S.

Jones, Mrs. J. Clifford Kees, Miss Louise S. King, Lewis Jones, John F. X. Keffer, Edward I. King, Lydia E. Jones, John Langdon Kehler, B. Frank Kinsey, Frances T. Jones, Joseph L., 3rd Keire, Henry L. Kirby, Ellwood R. Jones, Livingston E. Keiser, Elmer E. Kirk, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Keister, Annie R. Kirkbride, Earle R. Llewellyn W. Keith, Mrs. Sidney W. Kirkbride, Elizabeth B. Jones, Luther R. Keith, Mrs. Sidney W., Kirkland, S. N. Jones, Mrs. Mary C. Jr- Kirkpatrick, Samuel Jones, Mrs. Spencer L. Keller, Charles Frederick Klapp, Mrs. E. J. Jones, Thomas E. Keller, Ferdinand Klapp, Wilbur Paddock Joralemon, Mrs. L. D. Keller, Joseph S. Klauder, Elfrida M. Jordan, Augustus W. Kellett, Roderick G. Klauder, George C. Jordan, Frederick Kelley, Leslie Leroy Klauder, Mrs. Rudolph Jorgensen, Frederick H. Kellogg, Thomas M. Klein, Alfred M. Josephs, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Hugh F. Klein, Charles Devereux C. Kelly, Margaret K. Klein, Max D. Judge, Marguerite E. Kelsey, Carleton Klein, Mrs. Thomas

Judson, Arthur Kelton, Stanton Coit Kleiner, Herman J. Judson, Mrs. Charles F. Kendall, Mrs. Paul Klemm, Miss Eva R.

Junkin, George B. Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. J. Klemm, Mrs. J. George, Jr. Junkin, Mrs. George B. Henry Kneass, Edwards Justi, Miss Amelia R. Kendrick, T. Frank Kneass, George Bryan

Justi, Miss Augusta E. Kennedy, J. N. Kneedler and Company Justice, C. G. Co. Kennedy, Mrs. John M. Knight, Anne Collins Justice, Mrs. George L. Kennedy, Marie Ernst Knight, D. Allen Justice, Hilda Kennedy, Mrs. Moorhead Knowles, Archibald C. Justice, William W., Jr. Kenney, Miss Ellen Knowles, Frank Crozer Kaelker, Richard Kenney, L. Carl Knowles, Nathaniel Kaeser, Charles W. Kent, Mrs. Henry T. Knup, Jacob Kahn, Jacob C. Kent, Mrs. William C. Knup, Jacob, Jr. Kaier, Emma Keogh, John W. Koch, Mrs. Andrew P. Kane, Edward V. Kerle, Jules A. Koch, Mrs. Thomas J. Kane, Mrs. Frank Paul Kerns, Richard A., Jr. Koelle, W. F. Kane, Harry J. Kerns, Samuel P. Koenes, Henry E. Kane, Mrs. John Kent, Jr. Kerr, Carlota T. Kohn, Alfred Kaplan, Harry A. Kerr, William M. Kohn, Bernard Karcher and Rehn Com- Kerrigan, Joseph P. Kohn, Mrs. Harry E. pany Kershaw, William Kohn, Mrs. Herbert Karr, Mrs. Joseph H. Kerstine, Harry E. Kohn, Mrs. Isadore Karsner, Mrs. Daniel Kerwick, Michael R. Kolb, Mrs. Edward

Kase, Mrs. Daniel Beaver Kessler, Adam, Jr. Kolb, Mrs. L. J. Katz, Maurice B. Kessler, Harry C. Korndoerfer, Mrs. Kauffman, Anna C. Ketcham, Howard Augustus, Jr. Kauffman, Paul D. Ketterer, Gustav Krakowitz, Charles

Kaufman, Frank M. Kieferle, Mrs. Charles J. Kramer, Mrs. George Kaufman, Isadore Kieffer, George C. Krause, Walter E. Kaye, David E. Kimball, Fiske Krauss, Franklin B. Kearins, Jane Elizabeth Kimball, M. Ella Krebs, Frank H.

Keator, Mrs. John Frisbee Kimber, Mrs. T. W. Kreier, George J. Keefer, W. W. Kincaid, William Kremer, John Keeler, W. H. Kind, Morris Krewson, James S. Keen, Harold Perot Kind, Mrs. Paul A. Krick, Charles S. Keen, Harry R. Kind, Mrs. Philip Krick, Mrs. Charles S.

80 Krimmel, Edmund G. Lavino, Edwin M. Levy, Alfred B. Kroopnick, L. H. Law, Edward Levy, Fabian F. Krumbhaar, Mrs. Charles Law, Margaret Levy, Garfield W. H.Jr. Law, William A. Levy, Howard S. Kuemmerle, Gustave C. LaWall, Charles H. Levy, Lionel Farraday

Kuhn, C. Hartman Lawler, P. J. Levy, Mrs. Lionel Kuhn, Carrie Teller Lawler, Percy E. Farraday Kunkel, James E. Lawrence, Miss Elsie H. Lewis, Anna Shippen Kunkle, Natalie Louise Lawson, Harry Lewis Anna V. Kurth, Rena Lawson, Mrs. Harry C. Lewis Charles A.

Kurtz, William Fulton Lay, Mrs. J. Tracy Lewis Mrs. Clarence Kuser, Mrs. John L., Jr. Lea, Elizabeth J. J>.J r. Kyle, Mrs. D. Braden Lea, Van Antwerp Lewis Clifford, Jr. Kyle, Mrs. Jay Leach, M. Atherton Lewis Mrs. Clifford, Jr. Lacey, Mrs. J. Madison League, Mrs. H. M. Lewis Edwin O. Laciar, Mrs. Samuel L. Lear, John B. Lewis Eleanor Lacy, Miss Golden Leas, Mabel Alice Lewis Mrs. Francis A.

Lafferty, E. J. Lebo, Mrs. E. A. Lewis Mrs. Francis Laird, Mrs. J. Packard LeBoutillier, Mrs. Henry A., 3rd Laird, Warren P. W. Lewis H. G. Lake, Mrs. Orville LeBoutillier, Mrs. Robert Lewis Mrs. Howard W. Lakey, Mrs. Arthur B. Lechner, Harvey L. Lewis Isabel Jenkins Lally, Mrs. Frank S. Ledoger, E. E. Lewis Mrs. James P. Lamb, Mrs. Joseph Ledwith, William L. Lewis Mrs. John F., Jr. Lamb, Mrs. W. H. Lee, Alfred, 3rd Lewis John Frederick Lamberton, Robert E. Lee, Mrs. Elisha Lewis Julia Lamon, John Lee, Miss Mildred W. Lewis L. Robert Landell, Mrs. Edwin Lee, W. H. Lewis Leicester S. A., Jr. Leech, David M. Lewis Le Roy M. Landis, George O. Leed, Mona Lewis Lucy Lane, Mrs. P. H. P. Leeds, Arthur N. Lewis Mrs. Ludwig C. Langdon, Mrs. H. Lefton, Al Paul Lewis Margaret C. Maxwell Legge, Henry C. Lewis Mrs. O. G. L. Langston, Samuel M. Leggett, Esther Lewis S. Weir Lanin, Howard Lehman, David DeC. Lewis Shippen

Large, Mrs. James Leinroth, Robert G. Lewis Mrs. Theodore J. Largman, Harry Leisenring, Mrs. Edward Lewis Mrs. Thomas H. Larmour, Mr. and Mrs. B. Lewis Mrs. William

Alexander Leithead, J. Edward Draper Larson, Mrs. Roy F. Lennig, Rufus King Lex, Mrs. William Henry Larzelere, John L. Lennon, James S. Leyshon, William C.

Larzelere, Mrs. Nicholas Leonard, Reuben M. Lifter, Mrs. Joseph J. H. Leonard, Mrs. Richard D. Ligget, Mrs. Howard B. Larzelere, Mrs. Walter D. Leonard, William A. Lincoln, Mrs. George Latham, Miss M. V. D. Leopold, Mrs. Simon Jones, Jr. Latimer, Robert L. Lesley, Robert W. Lincoln, Joseph C. Laudenslager, Miss Ethel Lesley, Mrs. Robert W. Lincoln, Thorla H. Lester, Joseph G. Lindley, George W. Lauer, Conrad N. Leupold, Francis C. Lineaweaver, Mrs. Charles Lauer, Harry I. Levering, Frank D. P.

Laughlin, Mrs. A. L. Levick, Maurice E. Link, Harriet J. Laveil, Edwin Farnum Levin, Oscar Linn, Mrs. William B. Laver, Samuel Levin, Samuel H. Linton, M. Albert Laverty, Mrs. M. Levintow, Benjamin H. Linville, Walker E. Alexander Levis, Mrs. Frederick H. Lippincott, G. A. Laveson, S. Frank Levy, Albert Lippincott, Mrs. Joseph

Lavino, Mrs. Edward J. Levy, Alexander S. W. .

Lippincott, Miss Mary W. Lucas, Mrs. Edwin A. Maier, F. Hurst Lisker, Bert Lucas, Mrs. H. Spencer Maitland, Miss S. Lisle, Mrs. R. M. Ludlum, David S. Marguerite Littlefield, James H. Ludlum, Mrs. Seymour Malcom, Mrs. Arthur Littleton, Mrs. W. G. DeWitt Mallett, Laura B. Livingston, Joseph S. Ludwig, Miss A. Blanche Malone, Edwin B. Livingston, Walter R. Ludwig, Miss Florence Maloy, D. Elsie Lloyd, Fleurette B. Lukens, Lewis N., Jr. Malpass, Rosina Lloyd, Mrs. Horatio Lukens, Mrs. Lewis N., Dowker Gates, Sr. Jr. Malzer, Mathias Lloyd, Mrs. Horatio Gates, Lutz, Miss Irene I. Manasses, Jacob L. Jr. Lutz, Jack A. Manges, Willis F.

Lloyd, Mrs. John S. Lutz, Mrs. J. Edward Mangold, Charles Lloyd, Mrs. Stacey B. Lynch, Amelia B. Mann, Mrs. Levis L. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, Miss Mildred E. Manning, Albert D. William Henry Lyon, Abraham Manning, William McD. Lochhead, Catherine P. Lyons, Lewis E. Marceau, Henri Gabriel Lock, John H. Mabie, Walter C. Marcucci, Vincent Lock, William MacArthur, Mrs. Anna C. Margerum, Bess

Loeb, Mrs. Adolf MacCain, James Scott Maris, Mrs. Henry J. Loeb, Alfred H. MacCalla, Helen A. Mark, Frederick W. Loeb, Howard A. MacCalla, W. A. Markland, George L., Jr. Loeb, Ludwig MacColl, Mrs. Alexander Markley, Mrs. E. G. Loeb, Mrs. Rudolf MacCormick, Mrs. Donald Markoe, Mrs. Henry Loeb, Victor A. E. Marks, Alexander A. Logan, Mrs. John W. MacCoy, Marjorie N. Marks, Gus Logan, William H. Macdonald, Andrew Marks, Jacob K.

Logue, Edwin J. MacElree, George A. Marlor, H. E. Lohmann, Mrs. Alfred P. Macfarland, Mrs. Frank- Marmorstein, Louis W. Long, Walter E. lin H. Marquisse, Victor G. Long, Mrs. William MacFarland, Mrs. George Marsh, Harry A. Henderson F. Marsh, Mrs. John C. Longaker, Mrs. Carolyn MacGeorge, Beatrice Marshall, Mrs. George R. MacGregor, Helen Morley

Longaker, Daniel Mack, Joseph P., 2nd Marshall, Mrs. J. Lewis Longcope, Mrs. Thomas Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. John B. M.,Jr. Darragh Marshall, Joseph K.

Longenecker, C. B. MacKenzie, J. B. Marshall, Mary E. Longstreth, Mrs. Charles A. Mackey, Mrs. Harry A. Marshall, Thomas R. Longstreth, Mrs. Frank MacKinnon, Robert Marston, Mrs. C. Harold

M. MacMullin, William J. Martin, Edward Longstreth, Mr. and Mrs. MacNeill, Mrs. Henry Martin, Miss E. Gwen

Howard MacQueen, Stephen A. Martin, Frank J. Longstreth, Mrs. William Maddock, Anna Baugh Martin, Mrs. J. Willis M. Maddock, Henry A. Martin, James L. Lopez, Sophia Madeira, Mrs. Louis C. Martin, William F. Lorenz, Carl A. Madeira, Percy C. Maser, Max Lorimer, Graeme Magee, George W. Masland, Mrs. Charles Lotz, Miss Nellie Magee, Mrs. Henry I. W.

Loucheim, Mrs. Joseph A. Magee, James F., Jr. Masland, J. Wesley Lough, George A. Magill, Samuel N. Mason, Edward F. Loughran, Edward P. Magoffin, Mrs. W. Mason, Mary T. Loux, Susanna Howard Mason, William Clarke Lovatt, Dorothy Maguire, John F. Mason, Mrs. William Love, Julius D. Mahjoubian, Mrs. Reuben Clarke

Lovell, J. Barlow M. Massey, Frank H. Lovett, Louise Robert V. D. Mahoney, John J. , Jr Massey,

8x Massiah, Frederick McCouch, Mrs. H. Gordon McShea, John B. Master, Henry B. McCracken, Mrs. Robt. T. Mead, Arthur B. Masters, George McCreery, Mrs. Samuel Mead, Mrs. L. L. Mathers, Frank F. McCully, John E. Meade, George G.

Mathers, Mrs. Frank F. McDevitt, J. J., Jr. Mebus, Charles F. Mathews, W. C. C. McDonald, Joseph A. Mechling, Mrs. B. Mathewson, Mrs. R. W. McDougald, John Q. Franklin, Jr. Mathewson, Robert J. McDowell, Charles Mechling, Mrs. Edward A. Mathieson, Mrs. J. K. McElroy, Mrs. Clayton Meehan, Alice Mathues, A. C. W. McFadden, Mrs. Barclay Meehan, Ellen F. Mattes, Frank McFarland, Mrs. Joseph Megargee, Mrs. George M. Matthews, Frank C. McFarland, Mrs. Sallie Y. Meigs, Mrs. John F., 2nd Matthews, Mrs. Louis I. McGarvey, James P. Meisner, Ernest W.

Mattison, R. V. McGettigan, Daniel I. Melley, Dennis J. Maule, Alfred C. McGowin, Andrew C. Mellor, Walter Maule, Margaret C. McGowin, Mrs. R. S. Melrath, Earle B.

Maule, Mrs. William McGuire, James J. Menzen, F. Paul Henry Mcllhenny, Mrs. John, Jr. Mercur, Ulysses

Maulsby, Matilda Mcllhenny, Selina B. Merrick, J. Vaughan Mauran, Frank Mcllvain, Mrs. Dickerson Merrick, Mary

Maurer, John H. Mcllvain, Mrs. J. Gibson Merrick, Mary R. Maxwell, Charles J. Mcllvain, Mrs. Hugh Merrick, Mrs. Samuel Maxwell, John R. Mcllvain, Mrs. Walter B. Vaughn Maxwell, Mrs. John R. Mcllvaine, Mrs. A. Merritt, Mrs. Morris Hill Mayburry, Dorothy Robinson Merscher, Washington Mayer, Alfred Mclnnes, Mrs. Walter S. Mertz, Oscar E. Mayer, Mrs. Clinton O. Mclntire, A. Reed Mertz, Walter S. Mayor, Charles A. McKaig, Edgar S. Merz, Leon Mazzoni, Joseph McKean, Mrs. Bispham Metcalf, F. R.

McAbee, Mrs. George R. McKean, Mrs. Henry Pratt Meyer, Louis J. McAdoo, Mrs. Henry M. McKean, Nancy B. Meyers, Clarence L.

McAllister, Mrs. J. McKechney, W. G. Michel, George Rutherford McKeever, William Mickle, Mrs. Robert T. McAllister, Janet C. McKenzie, R. Tait Middleton, Allen C. McCahan, Mrs. Thomas C. McKinlay, P. C. Middleton, C. Wilmer McCall, Mrs. Joseph B. McKinney, Mrs. Ramsey Middleton, Clara McCall, Richard Middleton, Mrs. Wilmer McCall, Miss Virginia A. McLain, Mrs. Louis Milholland, Frederic A. McCarron, Adalene McLean, Mrs. Charles V. Miller, Arthur William

McCarthy, D. J. McLean, Charlotte F. Miller, E. Spencer McCarthy, Mrs. D. J. McLean, Mrs. Robert Miller, George McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Robert L. Miller, Harrison F. Edmund Burke McLean, Mrs. William Miller, Hugh McCauley McCarthy, Henry A. L.,Jr. Miller, Isaac P.

McCarthy, J. A., Sr. McLellan, Ralph Miller, Mrs. James C. McCaughey, Harry M. McManus, Charles J. Miller, Vernon B. McCauley, Mrs. Elmer McMichael, Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Virginia P. McCawley, Mrs. William B. Miller, W. E. G. M. McMillan, Mrs. Leighton Miller, Walter P., Jr. McClees, J. E. G. Mills, Thomas McClenahan, Howard McMillan, Thomas M. Milne, Mrs. Caleb J., Jr. McCloskey, Mrs. John, Jr. McMullan, James Milne, Mrs. Caleb J., 3rd McCloskey, Matthew H. McNeal, Mr. and Mrs. Milne, Mrs. David McCloud, Charles M. D. Raymond Milne, Francis F., Jr. McCollin, James G. McNichol, Mrs. Thomas Minehart, Mrs. John R. McConnell, Mary F. Mink, George W., Jr. McCook, Walter McOwen, Mrs. Frederick Mirkil, Mrs. I. Hazelton

83 Mitchell, Charles D. Morris, Mrs. William Paul Newbold, Mrs. Eugene S. Mitchell, George W. Morrison, Mrs. Thomas Newbold, Mr. and Mrs.

Mitchell, Mrs. J. Clayton Jr. John DaCosta, Jr. Mitchell, John Mortimer, S. H. Newbold, John S. Mitchell, Samuel P. Mortimoore, Mrs. Charles Newbold, Mrs Trenchard

Mitcheson, Robert S. J. Morton, Mrs. Albert W. E. Mockridge, John Moss, Mrs. Joseph Newburger, Frank L. Moench, Mrs. William H. Moss, Mrs. R. Owen Newhall, Blackwell Moerk, Frank N. Hunter Newhall, C. Stevenson Moffatt, Mrs. James H. Mostertz, Fred W. Newhall, Morton L. Moffly, William T. Mott, Marian Newhall, Mrs. Robert S. Mohr, Howard K. Moyer, Harry R. Newhall, William Price Montgomery, R. L. Mueller, Charles G. Newkirk, Miss Martha Montgomery, Mrs. Robert Mulford, Mrs. Spencer K. Bacon

J- Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. Newlin, Mrs. E. Mortimer Montgomery, Mrs. T. L. Spencer K., Jr. Newlin, Nicholas Montgomery, W. W., Jr. Muller, William Newlin, Mrs. Richard M. Moody, Mrs. Lewis F. Munce, Sara F. Newman, A. G.

Moore, Mrs. Charles J. Munro, Mrs. Hugh F. Newman, A. Joseph Moore, Edgar B. Murphy, Helen B. Newman, Mrs. Florence V.

Moore, Mrs. Edward K. Murphy, J. Prentice Newman, N. Moore, Mrs. H. McKnight Murphy, Mrs. John A. Newton, A. G. Moore, Mrs. Henry D. Murphy, Thomas E. Newton, I. G.

Moore, J. Clark, Jr. Murray, Mrs. Philip F. Niblo, James M. Moorhouse, Mrs. H. Murtagh, Mrs. J. C. Nice, Budd G. Wilson Musselman, Miss Florence Nice, Eugene E. Moosberger, Fred I. Nicholas, James Forsythe Morand, Mrs. Cyril Musser, Mrs. John H. Nicholas, Samuel Morch, Thomas Mutz, Pearl Nichols, Milton Harold

Morford, W. B. Mutz, Walter Nicholson, Mrs. J. Morgan, Miss Anna S. Myers, A. Charles Whitall Morgan, F. Codies Myers, George deB. Nickle, Mrs. S. P. Morgan Mrs. F. Codies Myers, W. Heyward Niemann, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, Mrs. Hallowell Nadelman, Madame Elie Nimlet, Virginia C. V. Nagel, John A., Jr. Nisbett, Mrs. James R. L. Morgan, Mrs. John B. Nahm, George A. Nixon, Mrs. Horace F. Morgan, Mrs. Marshall S. Nalle, Mrs. Jesse Norris, Mrs. A. A. Morgan, Mrs. Reed A. Nash, Edgar Smiley Norris, Charles C, Jr. Morganthaler Brothers Nasife, Mrs. Sydney Norris, George W. Morrell, Mrs. Edward Nassau, Mrs. Charles F. Norris, Harry A. de V. Neal, S. H. Norris, Mrs. John C. Morrell, Richard B. Neale, James B. Norris, Mrs. Richard Morris, Armand V. Nece, Frank W. Norris, S. Walter

Morris, Mrs. A. Saunders Nece, Harry A. Norris, Thomas J. Morris, Beekman Neeld, J. Noble Norris, Mrs. William Morris, C. C. Neely, Miss Florence B. Fisher Morris, Mrs. Caspar W. Neely, Mrs. Hugh Mc- North, C. Ruth Morris, Elizabeth R. Dowell North, Ralph H. Morris, Ellen Neely, James P. Novek, Samuel L. Morris, Henry S. Neely, M. Y. Noyes, Mrs. B. Morris, I. Wistar Nefferdorf, Margaret A. Oakford, Frances S.

Morris, Mrs. J. Cheston Neilson, Mrs. Lewis Oakley, Imogen B. Morris, Margaret E. Nesbit, Mrs Thorpe Oakley, Mrs. Thornton Morris, Mrs. Marriott C. Nevin, Mrs. Charles W. Obdyke, William A. Morris, Mrs. P. Hollings- Newbold, Mrs. Arthur Oberge, Ullericka H. worth E., Sr. Obermayer, Henry M.

Morris, William Paul Newbold, Mrs. David Obermayer, Leon J.

84 O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas D. Parke, Margaret A. Pennsylvania Society of O'Donnell, Frank P. Parker, Mrs. Edward W. Miniature Painters O'Donnell, Mrs. Frank P. Parker, John E. Pennypacker, Mrs. B. A. Oelbermann, Mrs. Julius Parker, Sylvester D. Pennypacker, Bevan A. O'Harra, Mrs. I. Harrison Parlin, Charles C. Penrose, R. A. F., Jr. Okie, R. Brognard Parlin, Mrs. Charles C. Penrose, Valeria F. Oliphant, Mrs. S. E. Parrish, E. M. Pepper, Benjamin F. O'Loane, R. P. Parrish, Morris L. Pepper, Mrs. B. Franklin O'Neal, Dr. and Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Robert C. Pepper, Mrs. John W.

Alexander Parrott, Sylvester J. Pepper, Mrs. O. H. Perry O'Neill, Alice M. Parsly, Elmer, G. Pepper, Mrs. William Piatt O'Neill, Andrew Parsons, Miss Ella Pequignot, L. E. O'Neill, John T. Parvin, Mrs. Joseph H. Perilstein, Nathan O'Neill, Marie E. Passavant, Henry E. Perkins, Mrs. T. H. Dudley O'Neill, Mrs. W. Paul Patrick, William H. Perkins, Walter W. Opie, Eugene L. Patten, Frank E. Perot, Anne Lovering Opie, Mrs. Eugene L. Patten, Frank S. Perrin, Charles C. Oppenheimer, Walter Patterson, Mrs. F. D. Perry, E. R. Ord, R. Laird Patterson, Mrs. George Perry, Mrs. Harold R. Orlady, George Phillips Stuart Perry, Henry H. Orlemann, Henry P. Patterson, Mrs. John M. Peter, Luther C. Orr, George P. Patterson, T. H. Hoge Peters, Justin

Orth, Mrs. C. J. Patterson, Mrs. Theo. C. Peters, Richard, Jr. Ortlip, Harry S. Patton, Henry B. Peters, Mrs. Thomas

Osborn, Henry Fairfield, Jr. Patton, Mrs. J. Lee Willing Ott, George E. Patton, Mrs. John W. Peterson, Harry M. Otter, Robert S. Patton, Mrs. Robert Peterzell, Sarah G.

Otto, Mr. and Mrs. Patton, Robert J. Pettinos, George F. Charles A. Paul, A. J. Drexel Petty, Mrs. Orlando H. Owen, Elizabeth Gray Paul, Mrs. Henry N. Petzold, Adolph Owen, L. V. P. Paul, Mrs. H. Van Dyne Pew, Arthur E. Packard, Charles S. W. Paul, John Rodman Pew, Mrs. Arthur E.

Packard, Mrs. Francis R. Paul, Theodore S. Pew, J. N.,Jr. Packard, Mrs. George R. Paulson, Frances E. Pfaelzer, Mrs. Frank Packard, Mrs. John H., 3rd Paxson, Mrs. Henry D. Pfahler, G. E. Page, George Bispham Peabody, Malcolm E. Pfatteicher, E. P. Page, Mrs. Howard Wurts Peacock, Chauncey H. Pharo, Mrs. Walter W. Page, Mrs. Robert H. Pearce, Hollingsworth Phelan, Joseph V. Page, Robert Holmes Pearce, Mrs. Jeffries Phelps, Alfred T. Page, Mrs. Robert Holmes Pearsall, H. W. Philler, William R. Page, Townsend R. Pearson, Elizabeth T. Philler, Mrs. William R.

Paine, Mrs. George H. Pearson, J. A. Phillippe, Mrs. B. Painter, Mrs. H. B. Pearson, Mrs. Joseph T. Pemberton Paisley, Harry E. Pearson, R. G. Phillips, Mrs. Howard M. Pancoast, Mrs. Albert Pease, Mrs. Henry H. Phillips, Lucien Pancoast, Mrs. H. K. Peck, Mrs. Arthur Pierce, F. G. Pancoast, Henry B. Pedrick, Lyola C. Piersol, Mrs. George A. Pancoast, W. Howard Peeples, A. M. Piersol, George M. Pancoast, Mrs. W. Howard Peiffer, Alfred H. Piersol, Mrs. George M. Pardee, Mrs. Calvin Peirce, Thomas May, Jr. Pilling, W. S. Pardi, Justin A. Peirson, Walter Piper, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Paret, Louis French Pemberton, Ralph Place, Louis V., Jr. Park, J. B. Pendelton, Constance Piatt, Mrs. Charles, Jr. Park, Marion Edwards Penfield, Mrs. Frederic C. Piatt, Mrs. Charles, 3rd Park, Mrs. Richard Gray Penington, Mrs. Albin G. Piatt, Henry N. Park, Thomas Pennegar, Mrs. Evelyn Piatt, John O. Parke, E. H. B. C. Plummer, Mrs. William T.

85 Pocock, J.J. Rainear, Mrs. C. J. Rhoads, Mrs. Logan Pohlers, R. C. Rakestraw, Fred Rhoads, Lydia W. Polk, Mrs. William D. Rambo Oscar N. Rhoads, William E. Pollock, Mrs. Walter W. Ranck, Mrs. George N. Ricci, Armando T.

Pollock, William W. Randolph, Evan Rice, James J. Pomerantz, A. Randolph, Mrs. L. Wister Rice, Mrs. Muriel Miller Pooley, E. F. Ranken, Harold R. Richards, Esther A. Porcher, Samuel Rankin, Mrs. John Hall Richardson, Frederick Porter, Mrs. Charles A., Jr. Ransley, Mrs. H. C. Richardson, Miss Grace P. Porter, Eva Ravdin, I. S. Richardson, Thomas D.

Porter, J. Benton Rawle, James Richardson, Tolbert N. Porter, Mrs. W. Hobart Rawle, Mrs. James Richardson, William H. Porter, Mrs. William W. Rawle, Louisa Richmond, Francis H. Post, Arthur E. Rawlins, Sarah Sully Richter, Miss Lillian E. Post, Mrs. L. Arnold Rea, Robert W. Ridenour, W. E. Post, William Read, Adele Von H. Ridgway, Thomas Poth, Harry A. Read, Mrs. Charles N. Riehle, Frederick A.

Potsdamer, Joseph S. Read, Helen P. Riehle, William J. Potsdamer, Louis S. Read, Mrs. W. B. Ries, Albert Pott, H. Rudolph Reading, S. H. Ries, Mrs. Walter G. Potteiger, L. A. Reath, Mrs. B. Brannon Riesman, David Potter, Beverley R. Reath, B. Brannon, 2nd Rigg, Walter A. Potter, Mrs. Beverley R. Reath, Mrs. Benjamin Riggs, Robert Potter, Charles A., Jr. Reath, Theodore W. Ringgold, I. H. Potts, Charles William Reath, Mrs. Theodore W. Ristine, Mrs. Charles S. Potts, Mrs. Harrison I. Reath, Mrs. Thomas Ristine, Frederick P. Potts, Mrs. Horace Miles Reath, Thomas, Jr. Ritchie, Mrs. C. L. Potts, William M. Reber, J. Howard Riter, Mrs. Michael Powel, T. I. Hare Rebman, Henry J. M.,Jr. Powel, Mrs. T. I. Hare Rebmann, G. Ruhland, Jr. Rivinus, Mrs. E. Florens Powell, Charles S. Rebmann, Walter Robb, Mrs. David B. Powell, Mrs. Humbert B. Reckitt, William G. Robb, Mrs. Henry B. Powers, Mrs. Fred Perry Redding, Walter C. Robb, John W. Pratt, Mrs. Henry S. Redman, Mrs. John L. Robbins, Mrs. Edward C. Pratt, John E. Reed, Mrs. Alan H. Robbins, George S. Prevette, Earl Reed, Anna M. Roberts, Mrs. A.. C. Price, Mrs. Eli Kirk Reed, Homer, Jr. Roberts, Caryl Price, Mrs. Harrie B. Reed, Jacob, Sons Roberts, Charles B. Price, Oscar H. Reed, Luther D. Roberts, Charles H. Price, Walter F. Reed, Mrs. Samuel L. Roberts, Mrs. Charles H. Prichard, E. Sydney Reeder, Miss Ruth Roberts, Clarence V. Priestman, Mrs. Glyndon Reel, Ida Virginia Roberts, Mrs. Francis M. Prime, Miss Alice M. Reeves, Mrs. Alfred Scull Roberts, George Brooke

Pugh, Anna J. Reeves, Mrs. F. B., Jr. Roberts, Mrs. George Pugh, Joseph M. Reeves, Mrs. Horace A. Brooke Purves, Mrs. Austin M. Reger, William A. Roberts, George W. B. Purviance, Julia E. Reichart, Emma H. Roberts, Mrs. George Putman, Mrs. Earl B. Reige, A. C. W. B.

Putnam, Ralph C. Reilly, Mrs. J. Ridgway Roberts, Graham Pyle, Mrs. W. L. Reilly, Mary Allen Roberts, H. Radclyffe Quick, William H. W. Reilly, Peter Roberts, Irene S. Quimby, Hester A. Reinhardt, Matilda Roberts, Isaac W. Rader, Mrs. Archibald Remmey, Richard C, Son Roberts, Mrs. James G. Fleming Company Roberts, Mrs. John B. Radford, Guy W. Reuss, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Matthew F.

Raditz, Lazar Edward H., Jr. Roberts, Owen J. Raff, A. Raymond Rhoads, J. Snowdon Roberts, William H.

86 Robertshaw, Oscar Rowland, Mrs. Louis H. Sawtelle, William Otis Robins, Mrs. Edward Rowland, Mrs. W. O. Sax, Percival M. Robins, Helen H. Rover, Mrs. B. Frank Saxe, Nathaniel Robinson, Mrs. Alex P. Ruby, Edna Browning Saylor, Harold D. Robinson, Mrs. Dwight Rulon-Miller, S. Sayre, Frank G. Parker Rumpp, Herman C. Scalella, Jules A. Robinson, Mrs. Louis Rumpp, Marie W. Scanlon, Charles A. Barclay Rumpp, William A. Scatchard, William Robinson, Mrs. Samuel Runk, Elizabeth Scattergood, Mrs. Alfred G.

Robinson, Mrs. V. Gilpin Runk, Louis B. Scattergood, Mrs. J. Henry Robinson, W. J. Runyan, Stanford K. Scattergood, Mrs. Thomas Rochlis, Samuel Rusby, Mrs. John M. Scattergood, Mrs. W. B. Rockefeller, Mrs. Nelson Rush, Mrs. Arthur T. Schaeffer, Charles F.

A. Russell, Mrs. C. J. Schaffer, William I. Rockwell, F. W. Russell, N. F. S. Schaffer, Mrs. William I.

Rogers, James S. Russell, William H. Schamberg, J. Frank Rogers, Mrs. James S. Rust, Harry B. Schamberg, Mrs. Jay F. Rolfe, Mrs. John C. Rutberg, Edward H. Schaner, W. B. Roma, Mrs. Frank Ryan, Elizabeth T. Schaperkotter, Mrs.

Roma, Louis Ryan, Michael J. James F. Root, Miss Mary L. Ryan, Thomas F. Scheffey, Lewis C. Rorer, Elizabeth N. Ryder, Miss Grace G. Schell, S. Gertrude Rose, Mrs. D. Kenneth Sablosky, A. Schembs, Walter E. Rose, Ivan Murray Sachs, Carl Schenck, Eunice Morgan Rosenbach, M. P. Sachsenmaier, George Schenck, Julius Rosenbaum, Leon Sackett, Mrs. Franklin Schermerhorn, C. H., Jr. Rosenbaum, Robert P. Schick, Elma H. Rosenbaum, Samuel Sadtler, Samuel S. Schick, Martha K. Rosenblum, Adolph Saffran, Harry Schilling, Frank Rosengarten, Mrs. Adolph Safran, Paul S. Schirmer, Walter F. G. Sage, Mrs. Harry W. Schlacks, Charles H. Rosengarten, George D. Sailer, Mrs. Andrew Schlegel, Carl A. Rosengarten, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Schmid, Frederick

J. Clifford Sailer, Emily W. Schmidt, Fred W. Rosengarten, Mrs. Harold Salom, Mrs. Pedro G. Schmidt, Morris F. Rosenthal, Albert Saltus, R. Salford, Jr. Schnader, Mrs. William Rosenwald, Mrs. Lessing Salus, Mrs. A. A.

J- Salus, Mrs. Herbert W. Schneider, Mrs. Karl Ross, Arsie Lee Salvas, J. Clarence Schneyer, Herman J. Ross, Mrs. George G. Sammartino, Julia Schneyer, M. L. Ross, Mrs. Henry A. Samuel, Bernard Schoales, C. B.

Ross, J. Anderson Sander, Philip Schoettle, Mrs. Edwin J. Ross, Sophia L. Sanson, Mrs. Albert W. Schoettle, Ralph J. Ross, T. Edward Santamarie, L. J. Schoettle, Wm. C. Ross, Mrs. Thomas Sargent, Mrs. Winthrop Schoff, Mrs. Leonard H. Ross, Mrs. Thomas C. Sartori, Mrs. Frank A. Schofield, Mrs. Charles S. Ross, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Saul, Mrs. Maurice B. Schofield, Mrs. Everett A. Jr. Saul, Maurice Bower Scholder, Harry Rossell, Mrs. Axel Saul, Mr. and Mrs. Schoonmaker, W. P.

Rossiter, Mrs. T. Frank Walter Biddle Schorr, George J. Rossmassler, Elfrida Saull, Elizabeth Schreibman, Mrs. Bessie Roth, David A. Saunders, George A. Schriver, N. H.

Roth, George J. Saurman, Norris N. Schwacke, John Strubing Roth, Henry W. Sauter, William F. Schwalbe, H. Rothe, M. H. Savage, Mrs. D. Fitzhugh Schwartz, Anthony Rowen, Elmer Savage, Mrs. Ernest C. Schwartz, Mrs. Charles Rowland, Howard L. Savett, M. S. William

87 Schwartz, Leonard J. Shankin, William Shubert, Allan E. Schwartz, Samuel Shannon, Amanda J. Shull, Charles E. Schwartz, William Shannon, C. E. G. Shull, Charles J. Schwarz, H. G. Sharp, H. C. Shulze, Mrs. Charles A. Schwefler, Herman F. Sharp, Mrs. Henry E. Shumway, Robert

Schweizer, J. Otto Sharp, Joseph W. Crittenden Schwenk, Norris H. Sharp, Mrs. Walter P. Shupp, Miss Mary R. Scott, Mrs. Alexander H. Sharpe, John S. Shuster, Frank H. Scott, Alice A. Sharpies, Mrs. Francis W. Shute, E. L. Scott, Mrs. Arthur Hoyt Sharpies, Mrs. Philip T. Sibley, Florence Scott, Edgar Sharpless, S. Franklin Sibley, Walter G. Scott, Ernest Sharpless, William Sibley, Mrs. Walter G. Scott, Miss Florence B. Shay, Howell Lewis Side, Edward Scott, George Shea, William E. Sidebotham, Mrs. H. W. Scott, Miss Hannah Lewis Shearer, H. Maris Silance, L. M.

Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shearman, Esther M. Sill, Mrs. Harold Mont- Hutchinson, Jr. Sheble, Mrs. Frank J. gomery Scott, Mrs. John Scanlin Sheble, Mrs. J. Howard, Silloway, G. E. Scott, Leon W. Jr - Silverman, Mrs. Charles Scott, Richard S. Sheer, Philip L., & Sons Simkins, Mrs. Daniel W. Scott, Thomas, M. Sheldon, O. D. Simon, Elmer D. Scott, William M. Shellenberger, Mrs. Simon, Grant M. Scranton, Mrs. George E. Charles D. Simon, SildaJ. Scull, Mrs. William C. Shelly, George C. Simons, Elizabeth Scull, William Ellis Shelton, Mrs. F. H. Simons, Herbert Scull, Mrs. William S. Shepard, Frederick M. Simons, Laird

Sealey, Nettie M. Shepard, William V. K. Simonsen, Paul H. J. Seeds, Mathilde Shepherd, Samuel G. Simpson, George L.

Seeley, Mrs. Oscar Sheppard, Mrs. A. Simpson, J. Coulson Seiler, Walter Maxwell Simpson, W. P. Seiss, LinnieJ. Sheridan, Mrs. Thomas A. Simpson, William, 3rd Selig, Sol Sherman, Mrs. Francis Sims, Mrs. Lancelot F. Sellers, Mrs. Alexander Sherrerd, Mrs. Henry D. Sinclair, John S. Sellers, Mrs. Horace Wells M. Singer, Arthur G. Sellers, Howard Sherrerd, William D., Jr. Sinkler, Julia Sellers, Mrs. Howard Sherwood, George H. Sinnickson, Mrs. Charles

Seltzer, Harry J. Shick, Robert P. Sinnock, John Ray Sender, Arthur C. Shields, J. Franklin Sioussat, St. George L. Seneff, Mrs. E. H. Shilcock, Clarence J. Sippel, J. Carl Serody, Michael Shillard-Smith, Mrs. C. Siter, E. Hollingsworth Serrill, A. M. Shipley, Mrs. Samuel R. Siter, Mrs. E. Hollings-

Serrill, Mrs. William J. Shipley, Thomas Emlen worth Sessler, Charles Shipley, William E. Skerrett, Mrs. W. Henry

Sessler, J. Leonard Shirk, H. R. W. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Shober, Elizabeth T. Skerrett, Dorothy W. William Lord Shoch, Nettie A. Sketchley, William W.

Shaeffer, William J. Shoe, Miss V. E. Skinner, Mrs. Alexander Shaffer, Mrs. A. C. Shoemaker, Benjamin H. R. Shaffer, Mrs. Thomas C. Shoemaker, Mrs. Edwin Sklar, M. Shahadi, Mrs. Sarah Shoemaker, Mrs. Harvey Slade, Mrs. Alexander Shakespeare, Edward O. Shoemaker, Mary W. T. Shakespeare, Mrs. Edward Shoemaker, Mrs. William Slattery, Joseph A. O. T. Slifer, Miss Levina Shalet, A. Paul Short, Joseph A. Sloan, Mrs. Burrows

Shallcross, Thomas, Jr. Shoyer, F. J. Sloan, Malachi W. Shallow, Frank L. Shrigley, Arthur Slocum, Richard W. Shand, Miss Helen E. Shrigley, Ronald O. Smaltz, Elizabeth F.

88 Smaltz, Mrs. John H. Somers, James A. Stern, Isadore

Smedley, William H. Sonneborn, George A. Stern, Mrs. J. David Smith, Alfred Percival South, Mr. and Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Milton

Smith, Mrs. Allen J. Walter Stern, Ruth Ellis Smith, Mrs. Arthur D. Spahr, Murray, H., Jr. Sternberger, Mrs. M. K. Smith, Charles H. Spangler, Clyde M. Sterner, George Smith, Clarence E. Spangler, John L. Stetson, John B., Jr. Smith, Mrs. Edward W. Spatola, Felix, Jr. Stevens, John C.

Smith, Ely J. Speckman, John W. Stevens, Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. Ernest B. Spector, Maurice Stevens, Mrs. Lewis M. Smith, Ethel Speiser, Mrs. Herbert A. Stevens, Richard K.

Smith, Mrs. F. P. Speiser, Maurice J. Stevenson, Clare B. Smith, Mrs. G. M. Spellissy, Mrs. Amy W. Stevenson, Dorothy G. Smith, H. Harrison Spencer, Arthur Steward, Miss Alice P. Smith, Mrs. H. Harrison Sponsler, Miss Marian B. Stewardson, Eleanor P. Smith, Harry D. Spretor, R. F. Stewart, Anne Smith, Mrs. Harry F. Staake, Caroline L. Stewart, Frank G. Smith, Haseltine Stacey, Clara Stewart, Roy Smith, Howard C. Stager, Stanley R. Stewart, Ruth Bitting

Smith, J. Francis Stair, Mrs. Jacob, Jr. Stewart, Mrs. Thomas S. Smith, J. Somers Stalcup, E. N. Stewart, Walter D. Smith, Jessie Willcox Staley, Mrs. Frank Stewart, Wilbur Wright Smith, John F. Staman, John P. Stief, David R. Smith, Joseph P. Stanton, Charles L. Stifel, Virginia Smith, Josiah H. Starkey, Mrs. William Stillmun, John F. Smith, Mrs. Manning J. Paul Stinson, C. A. Smith, Margaret E. Starkweather, John K. Stinson, Mrs. Robert M. Smith, Mary C. Starr, Mrs. Edward Stoddart, Harry T. Smith, Mary Grubb Starr, Lewis Stoer, W. Fred Smith, Noel W. Stathers, F. R. Stokes, Mrs. Charles P.

Smith, Oscar L. Staton, Walter B. Stokes, Francis J. Smith, Mrs. S. Calvin Stead, Robert Stokes, George B. Smith, T. Learning Stecker, Mrs. P. Jack Stokes, Henry W. Smith, Walter Bassett Stecker, Mrs. Robert D. Stokes, James M., Jr. Smith, Mrs. Wikoff Steed, Mrs. Robert W. Stokes, Mrs. W. Standley Smolens, Mrs. M. Steel, A. G. B. Stokes, Mrs. Walter

Smucker, Edwin M. Steel, Mariana J. Stone, Frank S. Snedaker, E. Raymond Steel, Phil S. Stone, Mrs. Hugh E.

Snedeker, Mrs. R. Cuyler Steel, Warner J. Stormfeltz, Mrs. Elvira Snellenburg, A. Steele, Andrew L. K. Snellenburg, Mrs. Harry H. Steele, David M. Story, Mrs. Julian Snellenburg, Joseph N. Steere, Mrs. Jonathan M. Stout, Mrs. A. L. Snellenburg, Miss Lenore Stehle, Mrs. Charles Stout, Frank W. Snellenburg, Mrs. Morton Stehley, Mary K. Stout, George Clymer E. Stein, Mrs. Emma T. Stout, Mary Ridgway Snitcher, Rachel W. Steinman, Walter J. Stout, Philip S. Snyder, George H. Steinmetz, Francis C. Stradley, Leighton P. Snyder, M. L. Steinmetz, Mrs. Joseph A Strahley, Lewis W., Jr. Snyder, Myer S. Stellwagen, Herbert P. Strauss, Berthold Snyder, Mrs. R. Maurice Stem, Mrs. Samuel G. Strawbridge, Anne W. Snyder, Wilmer Stenger, Mrs. Walter R. Strawbridge, Mrs. Francis Sobernheimer, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. George R. Frederick A. H. Strawbridge, Gordon W. Solis-Cohen, Bertha Stern, Arthur Strawbridge, Mrs. Robert Solis-Cohen, Mrs. Hays Stern, Bertha E.

Solis-Cohen, J., Jr. Stern, C. A. Strittmatter, I. P. Solis-Cohen, Mrs. Leon Stern, Mrs. Horace Stroebele, Mrs. K. M.

89 Stroock, Bertram A. Taylor, Mrs. Presley Todd, Mrs. M. Hampton

Stroud, Edward A. Morgan Toland, Mrs. Owen J. Stroud, Morris W. Taylor, Mrs. Roland L. Tomkinson, Joseph Strubing, P. H. Taylor William Toogood, Mrs. Ernest

Stuart, Mrs. George H., Taylor, Mrs. William J. Torrey, Robert G. 3rd Taylor, Mrs. William Town, Edwin C. Stuart, Gordon Rivers Townsend, Caspar W. B. Stuckert, Harry Teller, W. H. Townsend, E. Price Stulb, Joseph R. Temple, Edward B. Townsend, Mrs. Edward P. Stull, Evelyn Lewis Terry, Howard A. Townsend, Edward Y. Sturgis, Robert Tetlow, Clara Townsend, Mrs. Frederick Sullivan, Edith Thatcher, Mrs. A. G. E. A.

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