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MUSEUM AND SCHOOL
OF INDUSTRIAL ART

FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
1924

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FORTY-EIGHTH

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM AND
SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ART

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 1924
WITH THE

LIST OF MEMBERS

PHILADELPHIA
1924

OFFICERS FOR 1924-1925

PRESIDENT

JOHN D. McILHENNY

VICE-PRESIDENTS

JOHN G. CARRUTH WILLIAM M. ELKINS

SECRETARY

CHARLES H. WINSLOW

TREASURER

CHARLES BOND

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EX OFFICIIS

GlFFORD PlNCHOT W. FREELAND KeNDRICK

Governor of Pennsylvania Mayor of Philadelphia

BY APPOINTMENT

Edwin O. Lewis, Appointed by the State Senate
John T. Windrim, Appointed by the House of Representatives
John G. Carruth, Appointed by the City Council
Edward T. Stotesbury, Appointed by the Commissioners of
Fairmount Park

ELECTED BY THE MEMBERS

To Serve for One Year

Mrs. Edward Browning C. H. Ludington

John S. Jenks Thomas Robins

Gustav Ketterer William M. Elkins

To Serve for Tzvo Years

Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg John Gribbel
Charles Bond Eli Kirk Price

James F. Sullivan

To Serve for Three Years

John D. McIlhenny J. Stogdell Stokes

Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs George D. Widener

Edgar V. Seeler William Wood

COMMITTEES FOR 1924-1925

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

John D. McIlhenny, Chairman; Mrs. Rudolph Blan ken-
burg, Charles Bond, Mrs. Edward Browning, John G.
Carruth, William M. Elkins, John S. Jenks, Eli Kirk
Price, Thomas Robins, Edgar V. Seeler, J. Stogdell Stokes,
George D. Widener, William Wood.

STANDING COMMITTEES*

MUSEUM

John D. McIlhenny, Chairman; Mrs. Rudolph Blanken-
burg, ex officio, Morris R. Bockius, Mrs. Hampton L. Carson,
Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe, William M. Elkins, Sydney E.
Hutchinson, John S. Jenks, Mrs. Joseph Leidy, George H.
Lorimer, Charles H. Ludington, Mrs. Frank T. Patterson,
Alfred C. Prime, J. Stogdell Stokes, Mrs. Edward T.
Stotesbury, Rodman Wanamaker, George D. Widener.

INSTRUCTION

Eli Kirk Price, Chairman; Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg,
ex officio, Charles Bond, Charles L. Borie, Jr., Mrs. Jasper
Yeates Brinton, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe, Nicola
D'Ascenzo, John Fisler, Samuel S. Fleisher, Gustav
Ketterer, Mrs. Robert R. Logan, Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs,
Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols, Mrs. J. Howard Rhoads,
William H. Richardson, Countess of Santa Eulalia, Edgar
V. Seeler, William Wood. Honorary Member: Mrs. Jones
Wister.

FINANCE

John S. Jenks, Chairman; John G. Carruth, William
M. Elkins, James F. Sullivan, William Wood.

*The President is ex officio a member of all committees.

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ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN

PRESIDENT

MRS. RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG

VICE-PRESIDENTS

MISS NINA LEA

MRS. H. S. PRENTISS NICHOLS

MRS. FRANK THORNE PATTERSON

MRS. JONES WISTER

RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER

Miss Margaretta S. Hinchman Mrs. Edward Browning

corresponding secretary
Mrs. Thornton Oakley

Mrs. Edgar W. Baird
Mrs. Edwin N. Benson, Jr.
Mrs. Jasper Y. Brinton
Mrs. John H. Brinton
Mrs. William T. Carter
Mrs. J. Hamilton Cheston
Mrs. Herbert L. Clark
Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe
Mrs. S. Grey Dayton
Mrs. William A. Dick
Mrs. Russell Duane
Miss Cornelia L. Ewing
Mrs. George H. Frazier
Mrs. Henry S. Grove
Mrs. F. Woodson Hancock
Mrs. H. Norris Harrison

Mrs. Charles Wolcott Hehry
Mrs. Charles F. Judson
Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus
Mrs. Joseph Leidy
Mrs. Robert R. Logan
Mrs. Norman MacLeod
Mrs. John H. McFadden, Jr.
Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs
Mrs. Eli Kirk Price
Mrs. J. Howard Rhoads
Countess of Santa Eulalia
Mrs. C. Shillard-Smith
Mrs. W. Standley Stokes
Mrs William H. Walbaum
Mrs. Albert B. Weimer
Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts

contributing member
Mrs. Percival Roberts, Jr.

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mrs. Hampton L. Carson
Miss Margaret Clyde

Mrs. M.

Mrs. William D. Frishmuth
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
Hampton Todd

THE MUSEUM STAFF

DR. SAMUEL W. WOODHOUSE, Jr., Acting Director.

Dr. Arthur E. Bye, Curator of Paintings.

Horace H. F. Jayne, Curator of Oriental Art.

Catherine F. Woodhouse, Curator of Lace.

Dr. Samuel W. Woodhouse, Jr., Curator of Old Pennsylvania
Pottery.

Laxgdon Warner, Advisor in Oriental Art.
HONORARY CURATORS

Mrs. Jones Wister
Mrs. W. D. Frishmuth
F. D. Langenheim
Mrs. William T. Carter

Oriental Pottery
Musical Instruments
Numismatics
Lace

THE SCHOOL STAFF
1923—1924

HUGER ELLIOTT, Principal
Leslie W. Miller, Principal Emeritus

Thomas H. Willson, Assistant Treasurer and Registrar
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Eugenie M. Fryer, Librarian

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ART

Albert Jean Adolph, Cast Drawing.

Otilie P. Bachman, Costume Design.

Isabella B. Bailey, Nature Study.

J. Frank Copeland, Interior Decoration.

Edmund deForest Curtis, Pottery.

Victor E. Demers, Drawing and Lettering.

T. P. Farrady, Interior Decoration.

M. F. Fleishman, Drawing.

Helen A. Fox, Design.

John H. Geiszel, Drawing.

Douglass Gilchrist, Metal Work and Jewelry.

Guy W. Green, Drawing.

Mabel B. Hall, Drawing.

Edmondson Hussey, Teachers' Training Course.

John Craig Janney, Drawing.

Joseph Konetsky, Wrought Iron.

Elmer S. Lukens, Wood-work.

Ralph McLellan, Drawing from Life.

Ellen F. Meehan, Design and Color.

Louis Milione, Modeling.

Grace Norcross, Drawing.

Thornton Oakley, Illustration.

Ralph E. Ohmer, Design.

Wm. Henry Parker, Jr., Shades and Shadows, Perspective.

Austin Purves, Drawing.

Edmund R. Purves, Architectural Design.

Virginia L. Ralston, Costume.

H. Edwin Reiger, Drawing.

Emily R. Santiago, Drawing.

John Ray Sinnock, Anatomy, Rendering, Poster-work.

Mary B. Sweeney, Drawing and Lettering.

Edward Warwick, Furniture and Wood-carving, History of Costume.

TEXTILE DEPARTMENT

E. W. France, Director
Lecturer on Raw Materials, Processes and Fabrics

Bradley C. Algeo, Assistant Director, Professor in Charge of Weave
Formation, Analysis and Structure of Fabrics.

Frank L. Giese, Instructor in Weave Formation, Analysis and Structure
of Fabrics.

Richard S. Cox, Professor in Charge of Jacquard Design, Drawing and
Color Work.

Ercal Kaiser, Instructor in Jacquard Design and Color Work.

Harry W. Penrod, Instructor in Free-Hand Drawing and Figured Design.

Elmer C. Bertolet, Professor in Charge of Chemistry, Dyeing and
Printing.

Howard A. Walter, Assistant Professor in Charge of Chemistry and
Dyeing.

Percival Theel, Instructor in Dyeing and Chemistry.

Joseph E. Goodavage, Instructor in Dyeing, Bleaching and Printing.

George G. Byler, Instructor in Elementary Chemistry.

John Lockwood, Instructor in Charge of Wool Carding and Spinning,
Worsted Drawing and Spinning.

Alan G. Marquart, Assistant in Wool Carding and Spinning, Worsted
Drawing and Spinning.

John Naab, Instructor in Charge of Cotton Carding and Spinning, Silk
Manufacturing and Hosiery Knitting.

Frank Goodman, Assistant Instructor in Cotton Carding and Spinning and
Hosiery Knitting.

William Pfeiffer, Instructor in Charge of Power Weaving and Related
Branches.

Ervin Wilmer and Robert J. Reilly, Assistants in Power Weaving and
Related Branches.

Wm. A. McLain, Instructor in Charge of Elementary Weaving and Related
Branches.

John W. France, Assistant in Elementary Weaving and Related Branches.

Watson Bailey, Instructor in Materials Used in the Wool and Worsted
Industry (Evening).

Alfred Bcrhouse, Instructor in Wool and Worsted Cloth Finishing.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

To the Members of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of
Industrial Art:

The report of the Board of Trustees for the year ending"
May 31, 1924, is respectfully submitted by the President.

The reports of the Acting Director of the Museum and of
the Principal of the School will state in full the operation of those
departments.

Each year the Museum in its enlarged collections and in
the improved quality and arrangement oi the objects is becoming
more of an asset to Philadelphia. The staff will at all times
freely give information or advice regarding works of art, sub-
mitted for examination by anyone in the community, and is glad
to be of assistance to collectors or to others when so desired.

The number of visitors to the Museum from June, 1923, to
June. 1924, was 311,993.

The School continues its usefulness to art industry in the
City and State. It is, however, hampered by lack of room for
more students and of funds to carry on the work in the manner
called for in the competition of American manufacturers with
European products. The practical and effective training fur-
nished for all art trades abroad can be met only by the growth
and development of this and other similar institutions. Unfor-
tunately, the manufacturers affected do not seem to realize this
fact or they would render1 the needed assistance and thus benefit
themselves.

During the past year, the Corporation suffered a serious
financial loss through the reduction of the State appropriation.
The Governor reduced the amount of $120,000 granted by the
Legislature to $60,000 for the two-year period from June, 1923,
representing a shortage of $26,250 annually from the appropria-
tion allowed for the preceding bi-ennial period. This has caused
the Trustees much concern and has retarded the progress and
development of the School. It is a pleasure to state that the City

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Council of Philadelphia increased its yearly allowance to this Insti-
tution by the sum of $10,000. This action by the Council, always
friendly to the work of the School, was not only much needed
help, but an encouragement to those engaged in the task of con-
ducting the School.

The financial statement for the fiscal year ending May 31,
1924, will be set forth fully in the report of the Treasurer. The
net results show a deficit of $35,094.39.

During the year the membership of the Corporation has been
increased by the addition of one Benefactor in Perpetuity, two
Patrons in Perpetuity, twelve Life Members, forty-six Contribut-
ing Members and five hundred and thirty-eight Annual Members.

A number of members have also changed their enrollment to
classes at higher annual rates, thus further contributing toward
the maintenance of the Institution.

Since the last annual meeting, the Corporation has lost by
death a valued member, Miss Anna J. Magee, who became a mem-
ber of the Associate Committee of Women in October, 1919, and
so continued until December, 1923, and who was always sympa-
thetic and interested in the work of the School. Through her
death the bequests of $50,000 from Miss Fannie S. Magee and
of $10,000 from James R. Magee became operative, which amounts
will be received soon and included in the Endowment Funds of
the Corporation. The helpful generosity of these and of other
donors greatly increases the efficiency and usefulness of the School
and of the Museum, and will, for generations to come, serve to
develop and stimulate the culture and influence not only of the
City of Philadelphia, but of the Nation itself.

John D. McIlhenny,

President.

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REPORT OF THE ACTING DIRECTOR
OF THE MUSEUM

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

Gentlemen: —

I have the honor to present to you the following report :

Since April 1, 1923, when my predecessor, Mr. Langdon
Warner, resigned to engage in his chosen work in China, tinder
the auspices of Harvard University, it has been my fate to enact
the part of locum tenens.

During the period covered by the last report, we contracted
to purchase the Williams Collection of furniture. The activities
of the Museum have been curtailed during the present year in
order to hasten the payment. The report from the teachers con-
vinces us of the wisdom of this purchase, and its use in the educa-
tional scheme of the community.

Following our custom to have two important exhibitions,
one in the spring and one in the autumn of each year, we
exhibited Mr. Ludington's gift, the Crofts Collection of Chinese
pottery, during six months. It attracted most interesting com-
ment from the connoisseurs in other cities, being as well enthusi-
astically received by our own public.

This was followed by the present loan exhibition of furniture
in the Chippendale style, which it is our hope to continue until
autumn. Showing the English prototype and its American expres-
sion has been accomplished with a high regard for the standards
of such an exhibition and a determination to exclude all but the
best. Such a group of Philadelphia-made furniture of the 18th
century has never been assembled in this city since it passed out
of common use in our homes.

At the request of the Park authorities, the staff worked earn-
estly during the winter in arranging the collections in the fire-
proof museum building at Burholme Park.

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Highboy in the Chippendale Style

The first move in the direction of our oft-repeated policy
for educational advancement was made by a series of lectures
during March and April, when various Philadelphians conducted
interested groups about the Museum, speaking on subjects in
which they were experts. Lectures were given in the same way
during the Chippendale Exhibition.

Various small exhibitions have been held from time to time,
most important among which were those of the laces lent by Mrs.
Rockefeller McCormick and the Wedgwood medallions lent by
Mr. Roland L. Taylor.

It is with pleasure that we report the appointment of Mr.
Frederick King, who since the first of the year has been engaged
in the work of general assistant to the Curators ; of Miss Elizabeth
Abel, an interior decorator and a member of the Fellowship of
the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, who has been install-
ing our collections and working on the catalogue ; and of Miss
Margaret Zinser as custodian, to whose care is due the improved
physical condition of the exposed objects of the Museum.

The Philadelphia Horticultural Society has been granted per-
mission to hold its Flower Show in the Museum.

The policy so stressed by Mr. Warner of acquiring the tools
of our trade by increasing the Library has been amplified, as the
report of the accessions to the Library shows.

During the summer one of our store rooms was completely
rearranged and made available for proper museum activities
through the untiring work of Miss Reath.

An Information and Sales Desk has been established, with
Mrs. Alberta Devlin in charge, and the following figures prove
that we were justified in making this departure:

Proceeds from sale of publications during the fiscal year
amounted to $737.43. This represents about four times the
amount sold during previous years.

We have enlarged the equipment of the photographic depart-
ment, from which there has been an ever increasing output, the
great mass of which has been lantern slides prepared for the

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School. In the event of such work continuing", as it inevitably
delays progress of the Museum Catalogue, it will be necessary
to appoint an assistant in this department to take care of the
work needed by the School.

The report would be incomplete that did not mention the
issues of the Bulletin devoted to special subjects: Mr. Prime's
exhaustive treatment of Elliott, the Philadelphia mirror-maker, and
the last number dealing with the Chippendale Exhibition. Under
Miss Frances K. Wister, the Bulletin appeared promptly and was
one of the most creditable publications of any American Museum.

Many of our collections have been entirely rearranged, and
their effectiveness has thereby been greatly enhanced. The col-
lection of Philadelphia furniture, silver and Pennsylvania-Ger-
man pottery have received notable additions during the year. It
is fitting that your attention be called to such exceptional pieces
as the Philadelphia-made highboy, a Pennsylvania saw-buck table,
a silver porringer by John de Nise, a silver trencher salt by Philip
Syng I, and a silver tankard by William Vilant ; all pieces of
great importance, — the four latter made prior to 1725.

Our collection, so noticeably weak in examples of early sculp-
ture, has been enhanced by the Romanesque plaques purchased
by Mr. James W. Barney in Florence, and the gift by the late
Mr. G. J. Demotte of two Romanesque columns from the south
of France.

The most noteworthy gift of the year was that of the interior
trim from a house on Tower Hill, London. Of carved pine, dated
about 1760, it represents the beginning of what we hope will be
a series of Period Rooms. For this important beginning, the
Museum is indebted to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mcllhenny.

It is a source of regret that the physical impossibility of
providing a suitable place for lectures at the Museum has of
necessity caused us to forego this very important feature of our
work.

Mr. Horace H. F. Jayne, who accompanied Mr. Warner on
his expedition into Western China, returned to the Museum in the
middle of April, taking up his duties as Curator of Oriental Art.

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REPORT OF THE CURATOR OF PAINTINGS

During" the past year, the collection of pictures belonging
to the Museum has been appreciably strengthened by the addi-
tion of the Walter Lippincott Collection, the gift of Walter Lippin-
cott, consisting" of paintings of such important old English mas-
ters as Sir Thomas Lawrence and George Morland ; modern
French masters as Diaz and Jacque ; and American painters as
Sergeant William Kendall.

Important among the loans, we might mention a portrait by
Romney, a portrait by Gilbert Stuart, and one by Copley, two
portraits by Sir Thomas Lawrence, an "Adoration" by a fol-
lower of Veronese, and two Barbizon landscapes.

Of less interest, perhaps, but of great importance, was the
cataloguing in a form ready for publication, of all the paintings
belonging to the Pennsylvania Museum. This cataloguing neces-
sitated the thorough study of each picture. At the same time,
some needing it were restored and reframed. This work, we
believe, has resulted in the enhancement of the interest and value
of many paintings belonging to the Museum.

We have proceeded with the service of identification ; collec-
tors and others interested have made greater use of us than in
past years, and we have constantly some pictures under our
investigation.

We have also been of service in advising amateurs in regard
to the preservation and restoration of their paintings.

In this same connection we have augmented our collection
of reproductions for purposes of identification.

From September to June, the monthly exhibitions of prints,
engravings, etchings, etc., have continued in furtherance of the
policy instituted with such success last year. These exhibitions,
varied as they were, have met with gratifying response. Our
policy this year was to exhibit as much as possible the work of
Philadelphia artists. Especiallv successful was the exhibition of

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illustrations by Philadelphia artists held in November, which exhi-
bition went afterward on a circuit, under the auspices of The
American Federation of Arts. Another exhibition which made
a popular appeal was that of the daguerreotypes held in February.

We have had a number of gifts and loans to the Print Room ;
of the latter and most valuable is a collection lent by Mrs. Mary
A. Williams, consisting of engravings, etchings and wood cuts by
old masters of the German, Dutch and Italian Schools, Durer,
Schongauer, Raimondi and others. But we should mention a
cabinet containing a large collection of engravings by Piranesi
and others, lent by Mrs. Samuel R. Shipley.

Among the important changes of installation in the Museum
has been that affecting the collection of Stained Glass. A year
ago we gave this collection serious study, calling in to our assist-
ance the advice of experts. We then prepared a catalogue which
is ready for publication. The collection was installed in the
Ambulatory, with the result that our collection has been acclaimed
the most important of its kind in this country.

In this department, as in others, the lack of lecture facilities
has been keenly felt. Despite this, we have peripatetic lectures
in the picture galleries, which have been well received.

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Group Crofts Collection. Gift of Charles H. Ludington.

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REPORT OF THE CURATOR OF ORIENTAL ART

The chief addition to the Oriental Department in the past
year was the second shipment of the Crofts Collection of Chinese
Pottery, which was selected by Mr. Warner, Dr. Crofts, and
myself in Tinetsin last summer. When this arrived the first
shipment had already been placed on view, constituting the
Autumn Exhibition, for which a special reception and tea was
held on October 15. The installation of the collection in the
Rotunda was excellently carried out by Air. Barney, whose wis-
dom, taste and originality contributed much to the wide apprecia-
tion it received, and to whom we are much indebted for this
valuable service. The second shipment was immediately placed
on view with the first, and so satisfactory and valuable did the
whole appear, that from the same generous source as enabled us
to purchase what we now have, assurances were received that it
would be possible to continue to develop the collection. At pres-
ent the objects we possess make a foundation collection which
for breadth and completeness is surely unrivalled in this country,
and future expansion is already limited to acquiring a greater
number of exceptional pieces. Hence the growth will be neces-
sarily slower than heretofore, but it will be all the more important
and significant, and we may deem ourselves fortunate in having
the extensive knowledge of Dr. Crofts to assist and guide us.

The collection remained on view until the exigencies of the
approaching Chippendale Exhibition required its removal, when it
was temporarily installed in the Bloomfield Moore Ceramic Room ;
there it is being studied and catalogued, and thence slowly moved
to its permanent place in the Oriental section.

Among other important additions to this department, men-
tion should be made of the three sandstone figures of Mediaeval
Devas, which had been on loan at the Museum for some time
and now have come into our permanent possession by the bequest
of Mayer' Sulzberger ; and a number1 of pieces of Chinese porce-
lain, purchased for us by Mr. Barney in Europe, which satisfac-
torily fill some of the gaps in this collection.

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During February and March, through the kindness of John
Frederick Lewis, Esq., we were enabled to place on view a selec-
tion from his collection of Persian and Mughal Miniatures.
Scarcely any special exhibition ever held at the Museum created
so much interest as this, and, quite apart from the popular appeal,
we were fortunate in being able to show examples of Oriental
design and color so valuable to the student.

During by far the largest part of the period covered by this
report I have been absent from the Museum, when, through the
kindness of the Museum Committee in granting me a year's leave
of absence, I had the exceptional opportunity of joining Mr.
Langdon Warner in an expedition to Northwest China for the
Fogg Museum of Harvard University. I was, however, for-
tunate enough to acquire in Sianfu for the Museum a rare and
appealing statuette of wood, probably made in the T'ang Dynasty,
as well as a great number of rubbings of stone tablets of his-
toric and artistic interest, a collection which it would be diffi-
cult to assemble anywhere but in this capital of ancient China.
The experience, interest and information gained upon such an
expedition into relatively unknown regions will, I can only trust,
be of value to the department of which it is my privilege to be
Curator.

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GIFTS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM DURING
THE FISCAL YEAR 1923-1924

Anonymous — Set of ivory chessmen and board.

Biddle, Mrs. A. Sydney — Five pieces of Needlepoint lace. Point
d'Argentan.

Bradbury, Frederick — Silver spoons.

Brewster, Mrs. Francis E. — Lady's slippers, Brocade.

Carson, Mrs. Hampton L. — Photograph of wax portrait of
Washington.

Combs, Mrs. John F. — Japanese wood and ivory carving. Porce-
lain plates. Decorative panels.

Cowell, The Misses — Daguerreotype of two portraits. Needle-
work. Silver-mounted scissors.

Drake, Miss Millicent — Two hundred plaster casts of antique
engraved gems.

Ebberston, Per — Swedish hand-woven coverlet.

Evans, Miss C — Toys.

Fogg, Miss Helen Moore — (In memory of Emmeline L. Moore)
Wistarburg glass tumbler.

Fogg, Mrs. Martha Moore — Miniature walnut cabinet. Amer-
can, 18th Century. Pewter mug. Bed quilts. Quaker cos-
tume (woman's).

Fox, Dr. Carroll — Toy parlor furniture.

Frazier, Dr. J. S. — Volume IV of Books of Plays. Works of
Voltaire.

Frishmuth, Mrs. William D. — Flax comber. Steelyards and
weight. Early American.

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Gearhart, Miss Sarah S. — Doll. Woman's dress — Empire

style.

Gummey, John S.— Child's costume.
Helme, William E. — Table — Arabian.

Jayne, Horace H. F. — Wood statue of Buddha — Chinese, T'ang
Dynasty. Rubbings from the tomb of the Wu family.
Shantung. Chinese. Han Dynasty.

Jexks, John S. — From his library. Illuminated Manuscript.
Book of Hours.

Johnson, Mrs. Eldridge R. — Cashmere shawl. A History of
Little Goody Tzvo Shoes.

Knight, Mrs. Julia C. — Needlework.

Leaming, Mrs. Thomas — Three covers of lace. Spanish, late
18th Century.

Lipptncott, Walter — Painting. Engravings. Embroidery.
Vases. Ornaments.

Magee, Miss Anna J. — Collection of eleven fans.

McFarland, Mrs. Susan G. — Costumes.

McIlhenny, Mrs. John D. — Three pieces of bobbin lace; Mech-
lin; Flemish, 18th Century. One piece of bobbin lace; Point
d'Angleterre ; Brussels, 18th Century. Pair of lace lappets ;
Point d'Angleterre; Brussels, 18th Century. Piece of bobbin
lace ; Buckinghamshire ; English, 18th Century.

Mitchell, Dr. George W.' — Barrel swift. American.

Prime, Mrs. Alfred Coxe — Mirror, with label of John Elliott,
Philadelphia. Mirror, with label of Earps & Company.

Stokes, J. Stogdell — X -trestle table. American, c. 1750.

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Sulzberger, Mayer (Bequest of) — Three sandstone figures.
Mediaeval Indian Devas. Bronze pitcher. Incense jar. Bust
of Franklin.

Thayer, Russell — Bronze bust of Russell Thayer.

Vanuxen, Louis Clark (Estate of) — Collection of engravings
and lithographs.

Waxamaker, Rodman — Silver inkstand. London, c. 1821.
Maker : John Harris.

Warner, Langdon — Porcelain plate. French, c. 1770.

PURCHASES BY THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM
DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1923-1924

Baugh-Barber Fund — Pottery plate. Pennsylvania-German, c.
1796.

Bloom field Moore Fund — Vase. Chinese porcelain. Yung-
Cheng period.

Darley Fund — Four potters' moulds used by Wood & Caldwell
and Enoch WTood & Sons, England, early in 19th Century.
Twenty pieces of French wall paper. 18th Century. Eleven
fragments of textiles.

Membership Fund — Sweetmeat box. Chinese. Wan-li period
and mark. Model of Mediaeval Tournament. Scholar's ink-
stand. Chinese porcelain. Ming Dynasty. Six Romanesque
plaques. Mahogany Highboy. American, c. 1770. Chippen-
dale style.

Offertory Fund — Pewter teapot. Scotch pewter pitcher.
American, 18th Century. Pewter basin. English, c. 1775.
Cover of Needlepoint lace. Spanish, late 18th Century.

Temple Fund — Silver salt cellar. Made by Philip Syng. Liver-
pool pitcher. Silver tankard. Made by William Vilant,
Philadelphia, c. 1725.

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Work of Student of Class in Modeling

LOANS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM DURING
THE FISCAL YEAR 1923-1924

Biddle, Miss Emily — Oil painting by Thomas Sully. Oil paint-
ing by Gilbert Stuart.

Bright, Miss Anne — Fresco painting. Florentine School.

Coles, Mrs. Stricker — Oil painting by George Romney.
"Portrait of Mrs. Ticknell."

Combs, Mr. and Mrs. John F. — Minton Vase.

Fleisher, Mover — Silver watch. Made by Jean, Paris. Early
19th Century.

Fouchee, Robert — French. 16th Sentury. Walnut bed. Wrought
iron coffer.

Gest, Hon. John Marshall — Two illuminated manuscripts.
"Book of Hours."

Gordon, I. N. — Stained glass panels. Swiss.

Harrison, Mrs. H. Norris- — Twelve pieces of bobbin lace. One
flounce Point de France lace.

Harrison, H. Norris — Two chairs. Sofa.

Henson, Mrs. Edward F. — Silver sugar nippers. Made by
Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia.

Ives, Mrs. Frederick M. — Chinese poreclain vase and dish.

McClellan, Mrs. George — Oil painting. "The Adoration."
Italian, 17th Century.

McCormick, Mrs. Edith Rockefeller — Collection of seventeen
bedspreads, one tablecloth, and one chalice veil, with insets
of various kinds of lace.

McIlhenny, John D. — Six wood panels. French or Flemish,
16th Century.

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Nuttall, Mrs. Zelia — Terra-cotta portrait head. Roman.
Republican period.

Parrish, Mrs. Percival — Chinese porcelain vase and dish.

Patten, John Williams — Collection of arms.

Potter, Dr. Edwin S. — Collection of book-plates.

Saunders, Mrs. Walter B. — Three pieces of bobbin lace.

Shipley, Mrs. Samuel R. — Cabinet containing- lithographs and
engravings. Water color by Samuel Turner. Oil paintings
by Charles Emile Jacque and Julian Dupres.

Sill, Howard — Mother-of-pearl shoe buckles. Made by Joseph
Anthony, Philadelphia.

Staley, Poyntell C. — Part of stained glass window. French
Gothic.

Taylor, Roland L. — Collection of Wedgwood medallions and
jardinieres.

Washington, Miss Elizabeth Crawford — Doll. American, c.
1880.

Wharton, Mrs. William Moore, Jr. — Portland Vase.

Wister, Owen — Two oil paintings by Thomas Lawrence.

LENDERS TO THE CHIPPENDALE EXHIBITION

Barney, James W.

Brasington, Estate of Elizabeth, through Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas S. Ellis
Burlingham, H.
Cadwalader, Mrs. John
Dixon, Mrs. Fitz Eugene
Du Pont, Mrs. Pierre S.

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GlLLINGHAM, MRS. HARROLD E.

Harvey, R. Wistar

Headman, the Misses

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Howe, Estate of Mary Fell

Library Company of Philadelphia

Lock wood, Luke Vincent

McIlhenny, John D.

Middleton, Mrs. \\ 'ilmer

Partridge, Frank

Reifsnyder, Howard

Rupert, C. G.

Smith, Miss Esther Morton

Wharton, Miss Susan P.

Widener, George D.

Wurts, Mrs. Charles Stewart

Wurts, Mrs. Robert Kennedy

DONORS TO THE WILLIAMS COLLECTION OF
FURNITURE SINCE THE LAST ANNUAL REPORT

Bond, Charles Newbold, E. S.

Browning, Mrs. Ella S. Patterson, Frank T.

Carson, Hon. Hampton L. Reifsnyder, Howard

Carson, Mrs. Hampton L. Seeler, Edgar V.

Denniston, Eleanor H. Warden, Mrs. Clarence A.

Gribbel, John Wentz, Daniel B.

Jenks, Estate of John Story Windrim, John T.
Judson, Mrs. Charles F.

REPORT OF THE LIBRARY

The following- accessions have been received by the Library :

Books added by purchase 87

Books added by gift 29

Catalogues and Bulletins received in exchange from 46
Museums and Galleries.

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List of Donors

American Art Galleries,

New York
Anonymous
E. Hamilton Bell
fltzroy carrington
Mrs. William Carter
Grand Central Art Gal-
leries, New York
W. S. Hadaway
Horace H. F. Jayne
Mrs. Julia C. Knight

AIiss Nancy McClelland
John D. McIlhenny
Clement B. Newbold
Oriental Ceramic Society,

London
Joseph G. Reynolds, Jr.
John Robinson
Sara Yorke Stevenson

Memorial
Mrs. J. William White
Dr. S. W. Woodhouse, Jr.

Iron Balcony Designed and Executed by Francis M. Finnegan and
Joseph A. Janson, Students of the Class in Iron-work

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REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL

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

Gentlemen: —

I have, for the fourth time, the honor of presenting the
Annual Report of the School.

Registration
The number of students in attendance during the past school
year is the largest in the history of the School — the total being
1,763.

This number was divided as follows :
Deparment of Industrial Art —

Day 474

Evening 372

Saturday 194

Summer 96

Total 1136

Textile Department —

Day 213

Evening 414

Total 627

Before the opening of the session the entering classes in both
Departments reached the capacity of the classrooms and a large
number of students was denied admission. This was also true
of the Evening Classes in the Textile Department. The greater
work which the School might accomplish is hampered by lack
of space.

I believe that it may in justice be said that the standards of
taste, scholarship and technical ability are higher than they were
a year ago. Those competent to judge who have examined the
work displayed in the Annual Exhibition seem unanimous in their

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conviction that the School is making a very real contribution to
the welfare of the Nation.

Tour of the Graduating Class of the Textile Department

The tenth annual tour of the manufacturing' districts of New
England made by the graduates of the Textile Department was,
as in former years, a great inspiration to the students, so various
were the problems of textile production and mill management
which they were thus enabled to study. Mr. Richard S. Cox
managed the tour : Mr. France, Mr. Cox, Mr. Bertolet and thirty-
four of the graduating class forming the party. Throughout the
week's trip every possible courtesy and kindness was shown by the
officials of the plants visited. These were : American Woolen
Company, Atlantic Mills, Crompton & Knowles, Everett Mills,
Hope Webbing Company, Pacific Mills Print Works, S. Slater &
Sons' Cotton & Converting Mills, Waypoysett Manufacturing
Company, M. J. Whittall Associates, Carpet Mills.

Summer School

The tenth annual Summer School of the Department of
Industrial Art was attended by ninety-six students — a large num-
ber of these being public school teachers. We also had a three
weeks' session in June and a four weeks' session in August for
twenty-eight students of the Veterans' Bureau.

Monthly Visits of Members of the Committee on
Instruction

We have Mr. Edgar V. Seeler to thank for a proposal which
has proved most valuable. That the Committee might be brought
into closer touch with the work being done he suggested that
groups of their members, in rotation, visit the classrooms twice
a month : no member to be called upon for these visits more than
twice in the School year. Thus it has not made too great a
demand upon the time of busy people; the members of the Com-
mittee have expressed themselves as being much pleased with
the arrangement.

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Teaching Staff

We have been fortunate in securing as Instructor in the
Course in Pottery the services of Mr. Edmund deForrest Curtis,
a potter of high artistic ideals and wide practical knowledge, who
adds to these qualities an infectious enthusiasm and the gift of
teaching. I confidently expect that within a few years our Course
in Pottery will be the leading Ceramic School in the United States.

Other teachers added to the staff were : Mr. Frank Goodman,
a graduate of the Textile Department, as Assistant Instructor in
Cotton and Silk Manufacture; Messrs. Demers, Fleishman and
Green as assistants in Mechanical Drawing — -Mr. Demers also
assisting in the classes in Lettering; Mr. Austin Purves as Instruc-
tor in Drawing in the Evening Classes, and Mr. Edmund Purves
as Instructor in Architectural Design in the Evening Classes.

Public Lectures

One of the notable events of the winter was the series of
Wednesday Lectures given at the School for the members of the
Corporation and their friends. Those who spoke generously gave
their services and to them our hearty thanks are herewith extended.
The wide range of the topics and the eminence of the speakers in
their respective fields can be realized by a glance at the list given
below :

Mr. Ellis Ames Ballard : Prints.

Mr. Hamilton Bell : The Johnson Collection.

Mr. John F. Braun: American Painting.

Dr. Arthur E. Bye: Landscape Painting: I, Early: II,
Modern.

Mr. J. Frank Copeland : Interior Decoration.

Mr. Andrew Wright Crawford : City Planning Accomplish-
ments.

Mr. Xicola D'Ascenzo : Leaded Glass Windows.

Mr. Huger Elliott: E very-day Art : The Decorative Idea.

Mr. Wilson Eyre : Simplicity in Architecture.

Elizabeth Shippen Green (Mrs. Huger Elliott) : The Human
Equation in Art.

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Silk Brocade in Three Colors

Motif from a Chinese Porcelain in the Museum. The Design
is by a Student of the Textile School, where all the Operations
of Dyeing, Warping, Card Cutting and Weaving were performed.

Mr. Charles Z. Klauder : Collegiate Architecture.

Dr. R. Tait McKenzie : Athletic Sports as an Inspiration
for Sculpture.

Mr. Thornton Oakley : Illustration in the United States.

Air. Edward Warwick: 18th Century Furniture Designers
of England.

Mr. Harvey M. Watts: "It's Modern, but is it Art?"

Dr. Samuel W. Woodhouse, Jr. : Philadelphia Silversmiths
of the 18th Century : Pennsylvania German Pottery.

Showing of Modern Costumes

In April the students of the class in Costume Design exhib-
ited, at the Manufacturers' Club, eighty costumes designed and
made by the members of the Day and Evening- Classes under the
inspiring direction of Mrs. Ralston. There were two exhibitions,
afternoon and evening; more than two thousand persons attended
and the high professional standard attained by the students was
noted by everyone. The use of the Hall was given us through
the kindness of Mr. William H. Richardson. Many of the cos-
tumes were made from material given by the following firms :
Andross Worsted Company, F. A. Bochmann & Co., The Bright-
wood Manufacturing Company, The Cleveland Worsted Mills
Co., Folwell Bro. and Company, Arthur Joel & Co., Wm. F.
Read & Son, Walther Mfg. Co. The hats and accessories were
lent by Gimbel Brothers. To all of these gentlemen we are
greatly indebted.

Special Lectures

The class in Illustration was given an unusual opportunity
this spring. Five of our leading painters and illustrators criti-
cized the work of the class and talked on the theory and practice
of illustration. Elizabeth Shippen Green (Mrs. Huger Elliott),
Mr. Frank Schoonover, Miss Jessie Willcox Smith and Mr. N.
C. Wyeth met the class at the School ; in addition the students
had the pleasure of visiting the studios of Airs. Elliott, Miss
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insight into the way in which the professional solves the prob-
lems presented.

Visits by the Classes in Interior Decoration and Furniture
During the winter Mr. Warwick obtained for the class the
privilege of visiting' certain homes that the students might learn
how people of taste solve the problems of home furnishing. We
are much indebted to the following ladies for their kindness in
giving the classes this opportunity : Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe,
Miss Louisa Eyre, Mrs. L. S. Hinchman, Mrs. Frank Thorne
Patterson, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts.

Exhibits
That the students might gain the inspiration which comes
from the study of the work of masters, numerous exhibitions
were held in the School during the year. Among these were :
Drawings and Paintings by Dr. Arthur E. Bye ; illustrations
by Mr. Dean Cornwell ; the Pottery of Mr. Edmund deForrest
Curtis ; the work of Mr. Nicola D'Ascenzo and his studios ; a
group of Foreign Posters lent by Miss Jessie R. Wilkinson : the
annual Exhibition of the Photographic Society of Philadelphia;
a complete collection of the postal cards published by the British
Museum, purchased for the Library; a large and comprehensive
group of Posters, a part of the collection recently purchased by
the School; illustrations by Mr. N. C. Wyeth.

Lectures by Members of the Staff
That the members of the Staff are in continual demand as
lecturers is proved by the following list of illustrated talks given
beyond the confines of the School :

Mr. J. Frank Copeland : "Interior Decoration," Bridgeton,
N. J., Women's Club; West Side Improvement Association,
Drexel Hill; Women's Clubs of Millville and Patterson, N. J.;
"The Application of Artistic Principles in the Home," Women's
Clubs of Conshohocken and Drexel Hill ; "Art in the Home,"
Women's Clubs of Ocean City and Spring Lake, N. J. ; also for
the latter club, "Industrial Art."

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Mr. Huger Elliott: "Beauty in Daily Life," Eastern State
Federation of Women's Clubs and the Women's Club of German-
town; a talk on the Museum and the School before the Women's
Alliance of the First Unitarian Church of Germantown; "Archi-
tecture of the Italian Renaissance," Furniss Shakespearian Club ;
"Survey of Painting," Haddonfield High School ; "Great Examples
of Decorative Art," Metropolitan Museum, New York; "Mural
Painting in the United States," Art League of Springfield, Mass. ;
two addresses before the State Teachers' Association of Wheeling,
West Virginia; "Art in Philadelphia," Women's Club, Wyncote.

Mr. Edmundson Hussey : "The Development of the Child's
Concept of Art," The Friends' Select School and the Washington
(D. C.) Normal School; talks for teachers at the Pottstown
Public and the Pottstown Private School.

Miss Ellen F. Meehan : "Design," Junior Section, Philo-
musian Club.

Mr. Thornton Oakley : "The Pyrenees," at the Art Alliance
and at the School; "Illustration," Shady Hill School, Pittsburgh,
Pa., and Women's Club of Wheeling, West Virginia.

Air. Warwick: "Furniture of the Italian Renaissance," Fur-
niss Shakespeare Club; "Furniture," "Furniture of the 18th
Century," The Plastic Club ; "Furniture and Costume,'' West
Town Friends' School.

Lectures given by the staff in our museum are mentioned
in the report on the museum.

Miscellaneous Activities

At the banquet of the Textile Alumni Association Mr. Cox
and Mr. Lockwood were acclaimed as members of the Quarter
Century Faculty Club ; the other members who have served the
School and the public for more than twenty-five years being Mr.
France and Mr. Algeo. Upon this occasion the past pupils of the
Textile Department presented Mr. Cox and Mr. Lockwood with
handsome grandfather clocks.

In this connection it should be noted that two members of
the faculty of the Department of Industrial Art have also long

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records of service — Miss Fox having been appointed in 1891
and Mr. Copeland in 1898.

In the Teacher's Training" Class Miss Bell Boaz, of the
Department of Art, Horace Mann School (New York City) and
Miss Dorothy Kolb, of the Department of Art, Washington
(D. C.) Normal School gave talks on teaching problems.

The Fourth Year students of the Teacher's Training Course
taught in the following schools : Chestnut Hill Academy, Friends'
Select School, Kensington High School, Pottstown Private
School. Accompanied by Mr. Hussey the classes attended the
meetings of the Eastern Art Teachers' Association at Atlantic
City and visited Teachers' College, Columbia University and the
Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This year the Junior Saturday classes were taught by the
Fourth Year students of the Teacher's Training Course. This
gave these future teachers an excellent opportunity to plan and
carry out problems in instruction and gave the Junior Classes a
well-rounded course of study.

A comprehensive exhibit of the work of the School was
shown, during the past summer, on the Million Dollar Pier at
Atlantic City, a space 20 x 80 feet having been placed at the dis-
posal of the School by the management. Thousands of visitors
inspected the exhibition and the professional character of the
work received general praise. An exhibit of School work was
sent on tour by the American Federation of Arts, being shown in
the following places : New Bedford, Mass., Swain School of
Design; Dayton, Ohio, Dayton Museum of Art; Ypsilanti, Mich.,
Michigan State Normal College ; Ann Arbor, Mich., Ann Arbor
Art Association ; Oxford, Ohio, Miami University and Western
College ; Nashville, Tenn., Nashville State Fair ; Cairo, PL, Cairo
Woman's Club ; Fayetteville, Ark., University of Arkansas ;
University, Ala., University of Alabama.

Other exhibits were sent out, as follows : Camden : Art
Week, Camden High School ; Junior High School, Philadelphia ;
Art Club, St. Petersburg, Fla.

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The Women's Rest Room was during the winter much
improved in appearance through the interest and generosity of
the Associate Committee of Women. New covers were made
for the chairs and couches and new curtains placed at the windows.

The students of the Fourth Year Class, with the assistance
of some of the other pupils of the School, produced for the stu-
dents of the School and their friends, a Russian Pageant. This
represented the Court of Ivan, afterwards known as The Terrible :
the return of the Czar from the wars and the baptism of his son,
with dances by the peasants and by members of the Court. So
great was the beauty and effectiveness of this production, that
the Executive Committee arranged for its repetition at the
Museum for the entertainment of the Members of the Corporation
and their friends.

During the year there appeared a delightful volume by Mrs.
Thornton Oakley called "The Hill-Towns of the Pyrenees," illus-
trated by many superb pen-drawings by Mr. Oakley.

Mrs. Elliott published a fully illustrated volume entitled
"Memorial Art" — being a textbook for designers and purchasers
of monuments and memorials of every description.

I cannot close this report without a word of praise for the
instructors of the School. They have worked faithfully for the
best interests of the students and to them is due the ever-increasing
reputation which the School enjoys at home and abroad.

Respectfully submitted,

Huger Elliott,

Principal.

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THE SCHOOL LIBRARY

The following' accessions have been received by the Library :

Books added by purchase 26

Plates added by purchase 13

Post Cards added by purchase 66 sets

Pamphlets added by purchase 3

Books added by gift 96

Posters added by gift 22

Photographs added by gift 86

The attendance from September 19, 1923, to May 31, 1924,
was 16,600.

List of Donors

T Square Club Mr. Peter Reilly

Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Robert R. Logan

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Mrs. Frank T. Patterson

Oakley Mr. John R. Sinnock

Miss Eugenie M. Fryer Miss Margaretta Hinchman

Mrs. C. F. Judson Hampton Glazed Paper Com-
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg pany

Mrs. John Story Jenks Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs

Mr. Dalrymple Mr. Langdon Williams

Miss Jessie Wilcox Smith Mrs. William A. Dick

Mrs. Charles Copeland Mrs. Albert B. Weimer

Mr. William C. Payne Mrs. John P. Green

The Associate Committee of Mr. Rollins

Women

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REPORT OF THE TREASURER

For the Year Ended May 31, 1924
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

RECEIPTS

Operating Accounts

State Appropriation $7,500.00

City Appropriation 32,500.00

Matriculation Fees 1,550.00

Art School Fees 53,768.50

Art School Summer Fees 4,970.00

Textile School Fees 67,656.45

Membership Dues $11,837.51

Less Expenses 3,209.61

8,627.90
Contributions

Alumni Association Phila.
Textile School. To
Textile School Expense $4,500.00

Freshman Class Art Seals

To Art School Expense 1,200.00

Industrial Art League

To Art School Expense 30.11

Eldridge R. Johnson to

General Expense 1.000.00

Tubize Artificial Silk Com-
pany of America to Gen-
eral' Expense 1 ,000.00

John D. Mcllhenny to

Museum Expense 897.76

8,627.87
Income from Endowment Funds 24,385.71

Total Operating Receipts $209,586.43

EXPENDITURES

Administration

Salaries $15,833.22

Wages 7,755.43

General Expenses 12,878.91

$36,467.56
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Art School

Salaries $46,714.42

Wages 2,590.02

Coal 1,468.16

Lighting 1,103.61

General Expenses 4,577.19

Textile School

Salaries $54,501.32

Wages 3,457.80

Coal 2,936.34

Lighting 772.66

General Expenses 3,073.37

School Building Maintenance

Wages $24,840.04

Insurance 5,353.96

Mortgage Interest and

Expenses 34,557.93

General Expenses 4,808.44

Museum Maintenance

Salaries $6,811.59

Library 1,092.52

Publication 2,148.45

General Expenses 7,405.44

56,453.40

64,741.47

69,560.37

17,458.00
Total Operating Expenditures 244,680.82

Operating Deficit $35,094.39

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STATEMENT OF RESTRICTED FUNDS

For the Year Ending May 31, 1924

RECEIPTS

Membership Dues $11,837.49

Less Expenses 3,209.61

Contributions

Williams Furniture Fund

Miss Hannah Fox $25.00

Miss Laura Allen 25.00

Mrs. Walter Clothier.... 5.00

Mrs. Walter S. Wvatt. . . . 500.00

Mr. Henry Fuguet 100.00

Miss Juliana Wood 200.00

Mr. G. C. Kuemmerle. . . . 50.00

Mr. F. B. Bracken 25.00

Mr. James E. Mitchell . . . 50.00

Mr. George H. Frazier. . . 1,000.00

Mr. S. P. Wetherill 500.00

Mrs. George W. Childs

Drexel 200.00

Miss Anne Hinchman 100.00

Miss Mary E. Converse . . 50.00

Mrs. Charles R. Hinchman 25.00

Dr. E. B. Krumbhaar. . . . 5.00

Miss Genevieve A. Shryock 10.00

Mr. Gideon Boerecke 10.00

Miss Anna C. Chace 10.00

Mrs. John D. Mcllhenny. 250.00

Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts. . . 100.00

Miss Gertrude S. Ely 5.00

Miss Lydia E. King 5.00

Mrs. Charles W. Henry. . 2,500.00

Mr. Arthur H. Lea 300.00

Mr. Sydney E. Hutchinson 1,000.00

Mr. Daniel B. Wentz 250.00

Miss Eleanor H. Dennison 10.00

Estate of John Story Jenks 1,000.00
Cash through Mrs. W. H.

Walbaum 11.50

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,627.88

Mr. E. S. Newbold. 100.00

Mrs. Clarence A. Warden 100.00
Mrs. Ella S. Browning. . . 150.00
Mr. Howard Reifsnyder. . 250.00
Mrs. Charles F. Judson . . 30.00
Hon. Hampton L. Car-
son 100.00

Mr. Charles Bond 100.00

Mr. Frank T. Patterson . . 500.00

Mr. John Gribbel 100.00

9,751.50

John D. Mcllhenny, Tower Hill Room 3,482.24

Miscellaneous 5,530.96

Income from Endowment Funds 27,651.39

Total Receipts $55,043.97

Less Disbursements 49,093.12

5,950.85
Balance from previous report 15,997.82

Balance as of May 31, 1924 $21,948.67

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
May 31, 1924

ASSETS

Cash on hand and in bank 12.656.44

Real Estate Cost 550,778.99

Less Mortgage 500,000.00

50.778.99
Investments 594,470.70

$657,906.13

LIABILITIES

Scholarship Funds

Chapman Biddle 962.50

James P. Cresson 5,173.23

Robert P. De Silver 1,007.00

Edward Tomkins Dobbins. . 2,959.50

Clayton French 962.50

Mrs. E. D. Gillespie. 13,100.00

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Emily Leland Harrison .950.00

John Harrison 950.00

M. Theresa Keehmle 950.00

Charles Godfrey Leland 2,000.00

Georgia B. Mcllhennv 2,000.00

Mr. & Mrs. John Mcllhennv 4,000.00

Frank Hamilton Magee 1,000.00

Charles V. Neuman 5,033.13

Aspasia E. Ramborger 950.00

Annie E. Sinnott 2,500.00

Mrs. William Weightman, Jr. 1 ,069.62

Rynear Williams, Jr 962.50

Prize Funds

Emma S. Crozer 2,087.83

Frederick Graff 594.13

Henry Perry Leland 475.00

Elizabeth C. Roberts 2,321.34

Annie E. Sinnott 500.00

Sarah Tyler Wister 4,932.50

Miscellaneous Funds

Baugh Barber Fund 50.814.29

Miss E. E. Foltz 503.13

Elizabeth Shippen Endow-
ment 160.000.00

Endowment Fund 87,955.45

Fannie S. Magee Fund. .... 9,960.10
Francis T. S. Darley School

Fund ." 32,190.11

Francis T. S. Darley Museum

Fund 32,568.24

George W. B. Taylor Fund. 10,312.55

Harriet Blanchard Fund 29,545.87

Thomas Skelton Harrison

Fund 20,000.00

William Wood Fund 21,700.00

James Butterworth Fund... 2,500.00

John Story Jenks Fund 10,163.33

Mary Richardson Fund 4,624.50

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46,529.98

10,910.80

Temple Fund 51,978.36

Life Membership Fund 15,936.95

540,752.88

598,19.3.66

Temporary Loans 25,000.00

Restricted Funds 21,948.67

645,142.33

Balance as per previous report 15,285.00

Add State Appropriation 1921-23 33,445.13

Deduct: 48,730.13

Adjustments during" the

year 871.94

Operating Loss 35,094.39

35,966.33

12,763.80

$657,906.13

We have examined the Books and Accounts of the Pennsyl-
vania Museum and School of Industrial Art for the year ended
May 31, 1924.

The actual Securities for the Investments of the Funds set
forth on your books were not inspected by us, but tests were made
to ascertain that the Income therefrom was duly received.

We hereby certify that the foregoing Report of the Treasurer
correctly sets forth the true financial condition of the institution,
subject to the above comments.

Respectfully submitted,

Chas. C. Hunziker,
Certified Public Accountant.

The Auditing Committee of the Board of Trustees reports
that it has examined the Securities deposited with the Land Title
and Trust Company and finds them in agreement with the records
in the offices of the Secretary and Treasurer, making a total, as
set forth in the foregoing Report of the Treasurer, of $594,470.70.

John S. Jenks,
March 27, 1924. Willam M. Elkins.

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REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE
OF WOMEN

To the President and Board of Trustees:

I herewith present the thirty-seventh Annual Report of the
Associate Committee of Women.

We record with deep regret the death of Miss Anna J. Magee
in December, 1923. Miss Magee displayed a special interest and
understanding sympathy in the League House and was among
the first contributors towards its purchase.

During the year seven new members have been elected :

Mrs. Edwin N. Benson, Jr.

Mrs. Edward Browning

Mrs. J. Hamilton Cheston

Mrs. S. Grey Dayton

Mrs. William A. Dick

Mrs. John H. McFadden, Jr.

Mrs. W. Standley Stokes
It was with sincere regret that the Committee found it
necessary to accept the resignations of the Countess of Santa
Eulalia as Treasurer and of Mrs. Henry S. Grove as Secretary.
The Countess has served the Committee efficiently and untiringly
for seven years and by her counsel and interest saved the Com-
mittee money and an enormous amount of trouble in the purchase
of the League House. Mrs. Grove has given her undivided
attention to the work of the School and Museum for the past
ten years and we all regret the necessity of her having to with-
draw from the work which she did so ably.

The Students' League House : Mrs. Edgar W. Baird
reported for the Committee that the improvements made last year
have made everything most delightful. The greatest need for
the future is a new heating system. This year they accommodated
twenty-three students. Three lovely large rugs were received from
Mrs. Logan ; a chest of drawers and some beautiful pictures from
Mrs. Dick ; towels by the dozen, the gift of Mrs. Grove, and
a dozen chairs from Mrs. Clark.

The House Committee, Mrs. William H. Walbaum, Chair-

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man : During the year the Rest Room was renovated and fur-
nished to the satisfaction of the students. Airs. H. Norris
Harrison interested the students in the Class in Interior Decora-
tion in the selection of curtains and covers and thus a more
livable and attractive room was created. The donation of a rug
from Airs. Logan has made the room most comfortable and
complete.

The House Committee has visited the School from time to
time and has tried to interest the students in the neatness and
care of the locker rooms as well as the classrooms. A prize was
offered for the best decorated classroom.

Entertainment Committee, Airs. William A. Dick, Acting
Treasurer : This year instead of giving an entertainment, the
Committee decided to send out a printed appeal for contributions
to the patrons and friends of the School. From this appeal
$1102 was received.

Scholarship Committee, Airs. John H. Brinton, Chairman :
Airs. Brinton reports that the students holding scholarships for
the current year have been appreciative and the quality of the work
has been on the whole excellent. Those who have satisfactorily
completed their examinations have been recommended for
renewal.

Detailed reports from each Committee Chairman were pre-
sented under the following captions :

Airs. Henry Brinton Coxe, for the Course in Costume Design.

Aliss Alargaretta S. Hinchman, for the Course in Furniture
and Wood Carving.

Airs. C. Shillard-Smith, for the Course in Illustration.

Airs. Robert R. Logan, for the Committee on the Library.

Airs. Frank Thorne Paterson, for the Committee on the
Aluseum.

Airs. Robert R. Logan, for the Course in Pottery.

Airs. C. Stewart Wurts, for the Course in Textiles.

Airs. Frank Thorne Patterson, for the Course in Wrought

ron" AIargaretta S. Hinchman,

Secretary pro tern.

Work of Student of Class in Modeling

SUMMARY OF ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER
OF ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN

1923-1924

General Fund

Balance in Real Estate Trust Company $1,374.15

Annie E. Sinnott Legacy : Fellowship Fund :

$5,600.00, Fourth U. S. Liberty Loan Bonds. . 4,974.48

Total in General Fund $6,348.63

Students' Loan Fund :

Balance in Real Estate Trust Company. . $777.89
Balance in Phila. Savings Fund Society. . 217.35
Loans Outstanding to Students 580.00

Investments :
$1,000.00 Ohio Connecting

Rwy. Co $1,020.00

$1,000.00 Electric & People's

Rwy 890.61

$1,000.00 Third U. S. Liberty

Loan '. 1,000.00

Total Investments $2,910.61

Total in Students' Loan Fund $4,485.85

Entertainment Fund :

Balance in Real Estate Trust Company 123.05

Total $10,957.53

Total, General Fund $6,348.63

Total, Students' Loan Fund 4,485.85

Total, Entertainment Fund 123.05

$10,957.53

The foregoing report has been audited and found correct.

H. N. Williams.
May 6, 1924.

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MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

BENEFACTORS IN PERPETUITY
Wood, William

PATRONS IN

*Baird, John

*Barton, Mrs. Susan R.

Bispham, George Tucker
*Blanchard, Miss Anna
:'Childs, George W.

Combs, Mrs. Mary A.

Disston, Henry, & Sons
*Dolan, Thomas
;'Drexel, A. J.
::Drexel, F. A.

Elkins, William M.
::Garrett, Miss Julia
"Garrett, W. E., Jr.
"Gibson, Henry C.

Gibson, Henry C, Mrs.

Gibson, Mrs. J. Howard
|cHarrison, Thomas Skelton

Henry, Mrs. Charles W.

Henry, Mrs. J. Norman
!:Houstox, H. H.

PERPETUITY

*Jenks, John Stor^t
*Lea, Henry C.

Lea, Miss Nina
*Lippincott, Mrs. J. Dundas

Ludington, Charles H.
*McFadden, John H.

McIlhenny, John D.
:!:Magee, Miss Fannie S.
*Moore. Mrs. Bloomfield
*Morris, John T.

Patterson, Mrs. Frank
Thorne
* Search, Theodore C.
*Scott, Mrs. Thomas A.
"Temple, Joseph E.
*Weightman, William

Whitney, A., & Sons

Williams, Mrs. Charles F.

Wister, Mrs. Jones

B., T. B.

Brubaker, Mrs. Albert P.

Carruth, John G.

Crane, T. I.

Frazier, Mr. George Harrison

Hartley, Mrs. R. M.

Humphreys, Miss Letitia

Hutchinson, Sydney E.

*Deceased.

FELLOWS FOR LIFE

Johnson, Eldridge Reeves
Nichols, Mrs. H. S. Prentiss
Patterson, Frank Thorne
Townsend, Mrs. David
Tubize Artificial Silk Company

of America
Wanamaker, Rodman
Wilson, Jos. Lapsley

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LIFE MEMBERS

Allen, Joseph

Alter, Mrs. John Joseph

Artman, Mrs. Caroline Foederer

Baeder, Adamson & Co.

Barney, James W.

Bartol, H. W.

Battles, H. H.

Beck, Miss Adele M.

Bein, August

Blaetz, Jacob H.

Blair, Andrew A.

Blakiston, Miss Mary

Boericke, Gideon

Boger & Crawford

Bok, Edward W.

Bok, Mrs. Edward W.

Bond, Charles

Bower, F. B.

Bower, William H.

Braun, John F.

Brazier, Miss E. Josephine

Bready, Edwin K.

Brinton, Mrs. Jasper Yeates

Brock, Henry G.

Bryant, Henry G.

Burnham, George, Jr.

Butcher, Henry C.

Butcher, Mrs. Henry C.

Button, Conyers

Caldwell, J. E., & Co.

Capp, Seth-Bunker

Carpenter, Captain Aaron E.

Carson, Mrs. Hampton L.

Carter, Mrs. William T.

Chase, Mrs. Mary Justice

Clark, Charles D.

Clark, Edward Walter

Clark, Walton

Clark, Mrs. Walton

Cochran, M.

Coleman, Edward R.

Coleman, Miss Fanny B.

Colket, C. Howard

Collins, Henry H.

Combs, Mrs. John F.

Cope, Miss Caroline E.

Curtis, Cyrus H. K.

Dobson, John & James

Drexel, Mrs. John R.

Duhring, Mrs. Henry

Du Pont de Nemours, E. I., & Co.

Dwier, W. Kirkland

Eddystone Manufacturing Co.

Elkins, George W., Jr.

Ennis, Andrew J.

Evans, Miss Lena Cadwalader

Fay, Leonard A.

Fels, Samuel S.

Fromuth, August G.

Fuguet, Howard

Fuller, Mrs. Wm. A. M.

Furness, Mrs. Horace Howard, Jr.

Garrett, Mrs. Walter

Geyelin, Mrs. Emile C.

Gribbel, John

Grove, Mrs. Henry S.

Harrison, Alfred C.

Harrison, George L.

Harrison, H. Norris

Harrison, John, Tr.

Hatfield. Henry R.

Helme, William E.

Helme, Mrs. William E.

Heppe, Florence J.

Hetzel, George C.

Hill, George W.

Hinchman, Miss Anne

Hires, Charles E.

Horn & Hardart Baking Co.

Horn, Joseph V.

Horrocks Bros.

Horstmann, Wm. H., & Sons

Howe, Mrs. Mary W. F.

Jarden. Mrs. Mary Templin

Jayne, David, & Sons

Jenkins, Charles F.

Jenks, John S.

Johnson, Mrs. George K.

Johnson, R. Winder

Tusti, Henry M.

Justi, H. D.

Justice, Mrs. William W.

Keen, Edwin F.

Kennedy, John M.., Jr.

Klauder, Charles Z.

Klemm, Mrs. Maria

Landenberger, J. William

Lea, Arthur H.

Lewis, Mrs. John Frederick

Logan, Mrs. Robert R.

McCahan, William J., Jr.

Mcllhenny, Mrs. John D.

McLanahan. M. Hawley

McNeely, Miss Florence

McNeely, Robert K.

McNeely, Mrs. Robert K.

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Madeira, Louis C, & Sons

Mastbaum, Jules E.

Matteossian, Mrs. Herant Baron

May, Mrs. Joseph

Meigs, Arthur I.

Meigs, Mrs. Arthur V.

Meirs, Mrs. Richard Wain

Miles, Mrs. M. L.

Miles, Thomas H.

Miller, Mrs. Benjamin

Miller, Miss Doris A.

Miller, Mrs. E. Clarence

Millville Manufacturing Company

Milne, David

Moore, Mrs. Amory

Moore, Clarence B.

Morris, Effingham B.

Morris, Miss Lydia T.

Newbold, Mrs. John S.

Newton, Mrs. Jewett B.

Oehrle Brothers Co.

Oliver Knitting Company

Olsen, Tinius

Penrose, Mrs. Charles Bingham

Perot, T. Morris, Jr.

Pitcairn, Raymond

Powers, Thomas Harris

Price, Eli Kirk

Prime, Alfred C.

Provident Life & Trust Co.

Quaker Lace Co.

Randolph, Mrs. Evan

Rea, Samuel

Reifsynder, Howard

Roberts, Mrs. Charles

Robinson. Anthony Wayne

Rossmassler, Walter H.

Ryan, James J.

Santa Eulalia, Countess of

Scholes & Sons, Inc., William

Sc'hwehn, Harry J.

Scott, William H.

Segal, Adolph

Semple, Miss Helen

Semple, Mrs. Matthew

Shelton, Frederick

Smith, Mrs. A. Percival

Smith, Horace Eugene

Smith, Mrs. Jacqueline Harrison

Smith, Lewis Lawrence

Spink, William

Steel Heddle Mfg. Co.

Steel, E. T., & Co.

Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co.

Sutro, Paul E.

Svkes, Brothers, Inc.,

Taft, Elihu B.

Thayer, Mrs. Sydney

Thomas, T. Lewis

Thropp, Mrs. Joseph E.

Todd, Mrs. Forde Anderson

Turner, Mrs. Charles P.

Wagner, Samuel

Warden, W. G.

Welsh, Francis Ralston

Wentz, Daniel B.

Wetherill, Samuel P.

Wetherill & Bro.

Whitall, Tatum Co.

Williams, David E.

Windrim, John T.

Wood, Mrs. Charles Martin

Wood, Miss Juliana

Wood, Walter

Wood, William, & Co.

Wright. Mrs. Ravmond D. B.

Wvatt, Mrs. Walter S.

SUSTAINING MEMBERS

Atlas Dve Works

Benedict, Henry H.

Coral Manufacturing Company

D'Olier, Franklin

Erben-Harding Company

Stead-Miller Company

Sullivan, James F.
Wiegand, Henry, Jr.
Littlewood. J. T.
Wetherill, Mrs. Samuel P.
Wood, Edward Randolph

CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS

Ashdaie, Thomas E.
Bains, Edward
Beaumont, Charles O.
Bloch, Arthur

Bodine, Mrs. Samuel F.
Boylan, A. J.
Brinton, Jasper Yeates
Bromley, Henry S.

Brown, Landy B.
Browne. Mrs. John Coates
Campbell, John J.
Carstairs, Daniel H.

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Clarke, James H.
Clay, Helen Maud
Clay, Mrs. Mary F. R.
Coales, Edith S.
Collins, Mrs. Philip
Converse, Miss Mary E.
Cowan, Alexander
Coxe, Mrs. Henry B.
Cramp, Theodore W.
Cunningham, Wilfred H.
Dearnley, Mrs. Elizabeth
De Frenoys, Le Marquis
Degn, William L.
Drexel, Mrs. George W.

Childs
Duncan, John M.
Dykeman, Lester W.
Earnshaw, George E.
Eisenlohr, Charles J.
Elkinton, William T.
Ewing-Thomas Convert

ing Company
Firth, Joseph F.
Fox, Hannah
Freund, Rudolph
Gilmer, L.H.
Gilmour, R. and A. T.
Glover, B. W.
Grasselli Chemical Co.
Gray, Wilfred
Gruishlaw and Sickel
Hamilton, Richard J.
Henderson,Mrs. Samuel J
Hunziker, Charles C.
Jeanes, Mrs. Isaac W.
Jeanes, Joseph Y.

Kelley, John A., Jr.
Kessler, Adam, Jr.
Lavino, Mrs. E. G.
Lea, Charles M.
Legge, Percy A.
Loeb, David J.
Lowry, Mrs. William C.
MacCarthy, Miss Edith
Markoe, Mrs. John
Mellors, Norman
Miller, Jacob, and Sons
Company,

Royal Silk Dyeing Com-
pany

Samuel, Frank

Sanborn, Edward H.

Schiedt, J. Harry

Schmidt, Airs. Edward A.

Schofield, J. Dobson

Seeler, Edgar V.

Seeler, Mrs. Edgar V.

Shryock, Miss Genevieve
A.

Simon, Mrs. Stephen J.

Mitchell, Allen R., & Sons Sinkler, Wharton

Model Mills Company
Morris, E. H.
Muir, Joseph Z.
Murphy, Edward
Nassau, Mrs. Charles F.

Smith, Mrs. C. Morton
Smith, Manning J.
Sproules, Edwin A.
Stackhouse, Richard H.
Stevens, Andrew F.

Newbold, Captain Arthur Stimson, Miss Anna K.

C, Jr.

■Norton, Mrs. Charles D.
Pearson, Fred, & Co.
Pepper, Hon. George

Wharton
Peterson, Arthur
Phelps, Henry F.
Poth, Harry
Putt, Frank B.
Rambo, Joseph S.
Read, William F., Jr.

Sullivan, James F.
Tioga Steel and Iron

Company
Trainor, Joseph C.
Turner, Mrs. Charles P.
Turner, John S.
Vickerman, R. E.
Walther, John F.
Walton, Horace
Warden, Mrs. Clarence A.
Warner, Mrs. F. A.

Rinehart, H. P., Sons, Inc.Webb, Andrew S.
Roberts, Mrs. Percival, JrWilmsen, Bernard
Robins, Thomas Wilson, James L.

Robinson, Alexander D. Wood, Clement B.
Rosenbach, Phillip
Ross, Adam A.

Abbott, C. Yarnall
Abbott, Miss Gertrude
Abeeco Mills, Inc.
Abel, William H.
Aberle, H. C.
Abmeyer, Gustav W. E.
Acheson, C. Hugh
Achuff, Robert P.
Acker, Mrs. Finley
Adaire, Alexander
Adams, Clyde S.
Adams, Harry S.
Addis, Leonard M.
Adger, Miss Willian
Adler. Margaret
Adolph, Albert J.

ANNUAL MEMBERS

Ahrens, Ellen W.
Aichele, Otto W., M.D.
Alden, E. H.
Aldrich, William T.
Alexander, Edward T.
Allen, Benjamin, 3rd
Allen, Clifford P., Jr.
Allen, Miss Laura
Allen, Leonidas
Allen, Mrs. Maria

McKean
Allen, Perry S., D.D.
Allen, Ralph C.
Allen, William L.
Allen, Mrs. William N.
Allman, Justin P.

Alpern, M.
Altemus, Airs. Bessie

Dobson
Altenender, Theodore
Alvarez, Miss Aurora A.
Ambler, William R.
Amidon, H. E.
Ancker, Laurence L.
Anderson, Mrs. David G.
Anderson, E. H.
Anderson, Mrs. Edward

A.
Anderson, Matthew, D.D.
Anderson, .Ralph
Anderson, W. S.
Anderson, Mrs.W. Downs

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Anthony, Roscoe T.
Apex Chemical Co.
Appleton, Mrs. Louise A.
Appleton, W. S.
Archer, Mrs. F. Morse
Argentiers, Joseph R.
Armistead, VVm. M.
Armstrong, F. Wallis
Arndt, Mrs. H.
Arthur, Mrs. Charles H.
Asam, Henry
Asbell, Joseph
Ashman, Mrs. Charles
Ashman, Charles T.
Ashton, Mrs. Leonard C.
Ashton, Taber
Aspel, Joseph, M.D.
Assenheimer, C. F., M.D.
Atkinson, James H.
Atkinson, J. Powell
Atkinson, Thomas H.

M.D.
Atkinson, W. C.
Austin, J. Harold, M.D.
Austin, Richard L.
Ayars, Sherman E., M.D.
Ayers, H. H. and A. B.
Avers, Henry
Babbitt, Niles S.
Bachman, Miss Otilie
Bachrach, Harry
Bacon, Ellis
Badenhausen, Phillips
Baer, B. F., M.D.
Baile, Robert, Sr.
Bailey, V. Pinnock, M.D.
Baird, E. W.
Baird, Mrs. Edgar W.
Baker, A. T.
Baker, Daniel
Balderston, Eugene P.
Baldi, Vito M.
Baldwin, Kate W., M.D.
Balis, Clarence W.
Ball, Thomas H.
Ballard, Mrs. Ellis Ames
Ballinger, Walter F.
Baltz, Frank R.
Barenbaum, Louis, M.D.
Baringer, Milton F.
Barker, Walter C. M.D.
Barnard. Chester I.
Barnes, Mrs. J. H.
Barnes, Warren S.
Barnett, Harry Newton

Barratt, Alfred
Barrie, Robert
Barron, Benjamin
Barrow, W. Bruce
Barry, F. A.
Bartlett, E. F. P.
Barton, Mrs. Susa B.
Basford, R. F.
Bass, Joseph H.
Baton, H. E.
Battin, Henry S.
Bauer, Gustave
Baun, Louis H.
Beale, L. T.
Beath, E. R.
deBeaulieu, Carl
Beavis, John

Bechmann, Mrs. William
Beck, Charles W.
Beck, Charles W., Jr.
Becker, Joseph, Jr.
Bedford, J. Claude
Beeber, Hon. Dimner
Beerwald, Benjamin D.
Behrer, Mrs. Lovey A.
Bein, August
Belber, Aaron S.
Belding, William S.
B..T. B.
Bell, Dudley E.
Bell, Miss Emily
Bell, James McK.
Bell, Samuel, Jr.
Bell, Mrs. Samuel, Jr.
Belmont, E. A.
Belmont, L. A.
Belsterling, William F.
Belz, Duncan Co.
Bement, William P.
Bemis, R. W., M.D.
Benkert, W. C, Sr.
Bennett,William A.. M.D.
Bennett, Mrs. Wm. H.
Benson, Mrs. E. W.
Benson, Mrs. Edwin N.,

Jr.
Benson, W. John
Berens, Bernard, M.D.
Berg, Adolph
Berger, M. Russell
Berkelbach, John S.
Bernheimer, L. G.
Bernstein, Jacob
Berry, Ernest
Berrvman, Robert J.

Bert, J. B., M.D.

Bertolet, Elmer C.

Bertolet, J. Allen, M.D.

Berwind, Miss J. A.

Beta Gamma Sigma Sor-
ority

Betelle, Howard E.

Betz, Harry S.

Beury, Charles E.

Beyer, Erich

Biberman, Lewis

Bickel, John

Bickel, M. L.

Bickley, George Howard

Biddle, Mrs. Arthur

Biddle, Miss Edith F.

Biddle, Edward M.

Biddle, Miss Emily W.

Bihlmaier, Fred A.

Birdsell, David C.

Birdsong & Co.

Bishop, James C.

Bishop, William

Bittinbinder, Frank S.

Blabon, Mrs. George C.

Black, D. Frank

Blackburne, Mrs. Ida. P.
C.

Blaes, Henry

Blakiston, Miss Emma

Bland, P. B., M.D.

Blankenburg, Mrs.
Rudolph

Blight, Airs. W. S., Jr.

Blitzstein, Rosalie M.,
M.D.

Blood, Henry

Bloomfield, Maximilian
D., M.D.

Bloomhardt, S. I., M.D.

Blum, Charles

Blumenthal, Moses L.

Bockius, Morris R.

Bodine, Cornelius

Bodine, Samuel T.

Boeshore, Miller H.

Boger, Edwin L.

Boggs, Mrs. William R.

Bogia, Reuben A., M.D.

Bolger Brothers

Bond, M. Florence

Bonbright, J. S.

Boney, Morris

Bonnell, Henry H.

Bonsall. Rodnev T.

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Booth, Charles S. A.
Booth, James
Borgenski, Samuel J.
Borie, Charles L., Jr.
Borneman, Henry S.
Bornstein, Samuel
Bortel, Samuel B.
Boston, Frank E., M.U.
Boulden, C. C.
Bowditch, Walter
Bower, Mrs. George R.
Bower, John L., M.D.
Bower, Maurice L.
Bowman, Benjamin, M.D.
Bowman, C. Horace
Boyce, Henry S.
Boyd, Roy Martin
Bracken, Francis B.
Bradley, Mrs. Emma V.
Brady, Franklin, M.D.
Braley, Miss Elizabeth W
Brannen, Alfred J.
Branson, Mrs. Charles F.
Branson, Thomas F.,

M.D.
Braude Brothers
Brazier, Mrs. Joseph H.
Bregey, Milton M.
Bregy, Mrs. Caroline

Harrah
Brehm, L. T.
Brennen, G. A.
Brenner, Harry N.
Breyer, Henry W.
Bricker, Mrs. H. E.
Bright, W. Stanley
Brink, George
Brinkman, Mrs. Leon
Brinton, Miss Amy S.
Brinton, Mrs. Jasper

Yeates
Brinton, Mrs. John H.
Bristol, F. E.. M.D.
Brock, Mrs. Horace
Brock, Mrs. Robert C. H.
Brodsky, Jacob H.
Brody, Louis
Brogan, Charles M.
Brooke, Mrs. George
Brooks, Prof. Alfred M.
Broomall, H. S., M.D.
Brown, Andrew V.
Brown, Mrs. Charles L.
Brown, Clarence M.
Brown, Clarence W.

Brown, Claude P., M.D.
Brown, Dee Carlton
Brown, F. G.
Brown, Francis Head
Brown, Mrs. Francis

Shunk
Brown, Mrs. Frederick
Brown, J. Newlin
Brown, James Crosby
Brown, Mrs. John A., Jr.
Brown,Miss Martha M.
Brown, Mrs. Wilson H.
Brown, William Findlay
Browning, E., Jr.
Browning, Mrs. Edward
Bruner, Francis A.
Bryan, James G.
Bryant, Cheston M.
Buchanan, Andrew E.
Buckley, Edward S., Jr.
Bugbee, R. W.
Buhler, Frank W.
Bullitt, O. H.
Bullock, Mrs. Horace
Bullock, J. Maxwell
Bulmer, W. H., Jr.
Burk, Henry
Burnham, E. Lewis
Burnham, Mrs. Geo., jr.
Bushnell, Joseph
Butler, Mrs. Edgar H.
Butler, Mrs. Ralph
Butterworth, Charles M.
Butterworth, George W.
Button, Mrs. Joseph

Priestly
Bux, Julius R.
Buzby. H. A.
Byall, Mrs. J. Bruce
Cadwalader, Mrs. John
Cadwalader, Mrs. John,

Jr.

Carnwath, James

Carpenter, J. Fred

Carpenter, John T., M.D.

Carr, G. Wentworth

Carr, George P. N.

Carr, Henry Ashley

Carraine, Eugene

Carre, Frank L.

Carrington, John A.

Carroll, Louis J.

Carroll, Peter F.

Carson, Mrs. Hampton L.

Carson, John T.

Carson, Robert, Sr.

Carson, T. D.

Carter, Mrs. James New-
man

Carter, Mrs. William T.

Carty, Andrew J.

Casanave, John H.

Cascaden, George

Cascaden, Robert J.

Cassatt, Robert K.

Castner, Samuel, Jr.

Central M. E. Church of
Roxboro

Chabot, Joseph F.

Chahoon, Mrs. M. D.
Owen

Chambers, Francis T.

Chambers, Mrs. J. H.

Chambers, J. Howard

Champion, Harry W.

Chandler, Franklin

Chandler, Mrs. Percy M.

Chandler, T. P.

Channell, Mary A.

Chapman, Mrs. Lucia P.

Chapman, Wm. R.

Cherry, Harry

Cherry, Isaac

Chesner, F. M., M.D.

Caldwell, Miss Florence FCheston, Mrs. J. Hamilton

Caldwell, J. E., & Co.
Callahan, Dr. Andrew
Callahan, Griffin C.
Calvert, J. S.
Camp, Mrs. George R.
Campbell, Mrs. Milton
Campbell, Milton
Campion, Herbert G.
Canfield, John M.
Cantrell. Mrs. Dorothv H
Carlton Mills Co.
Carnill, Mrs. Mary B.

Cheston, Radcliffe, M.D.
Chew, Miss Elizabeth B.
Chew, Mrs. Oswald
Chew, Mrs. Samuel
Chew, William H.
Childs, Isaac R.
Chodoff, Louis. M.D.
Christensen. Adolph
Christensen, Newell A.,

M.D.
Church, Arthur L.
Church, Miss Frances C.

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Claflin, Mrs. C. B.
Claflin, Mrs. Emily

Russell
Clark, Miss Bertha
Clark, C. M.
Clark, E. W., Jr.
Clark, Mrs. E. W., 3d
Clark, Herbert L.
Clark, Mrs. Herbert L.
Clark, Joseph S.
Clark, Percy H.
Clarke, Jacob Orie
Clarke, Joseph
Clay, Thomas W. W.
Clever, Mrs. G. Charles
Clothier, Walter
Clyde, Miss Margaret
Coale, T. E.
Coates, Thomas, M.D.
Coates, William M.
Coburn, C. E.
Cohen, A. J., M.D.
Cohen, Benjamin
Cohen, Charles J.
Cohen, Nathan
Cohen, William
Cole, Harry C.
Coleman, Philip F.
Coles, George W.
Colket, E. Burton
Collins, Charles E.
Collins, Mrs. Isaac
Collins, Margaret Hill
Colton, S. W., Jr.
Combs, Horace M.
Comfort, George B.
Comly, Mrs. Catherine F.
Comly, Miss Emma Ridg

way
Connor, Edward
Conrad, Miss Louise G.
Cook, Gustavus WT.
Cooke, Charles B.
Cooke, Harry H.
Cookman, Mrs. Wm. H.
Coons, Theresa S.
Cooperberg, Samuel
Cope, Thomas A., M.D.
Cope, Thomas G.
Copeland, J. Frank
Copp, Mrs. Dorothy

Evans
Corcoran, M. P., M.D.
Corin, Magnus F.
Cornell, H. E.

Cornell, John W.
Cornish, Wendell P.
Corson, Alan
Courter, Bertha W.
Cousley, Stanley W.
Cover, Mrs. Thomas, Jr.
Cowperthwait, Charles T
Cox, Richard S.
Cox, Mrs. Walter S.
Coxe, Mrs. Henry

Brinton
Coxe, Mrs. Whitwell W.
Coyle, John J.
Craig, John F.
Crain, Mrs. Edmund

Cavileer
Cramp, Norman W.
Crane Company
Creighton, Edw. B.
Creskoff, Jere A.
Cret, Paul
Crout, William J.
Crowder, Miss Emma A.
Crowell, F. R.
Crowley, H. J.
Crowther, Charles W.
Crozier, Mrs. David E.
Culin, Wm. D„ M.D.
Culver, Theodore B.
Cummings, Robert Perry

M.D.
Cummiskey, M. E.

Cunningham, J. Mertz,
M.D.

Curran, Charles J.

Curran, James

Curran, James F.
-Curran, Mrs. George

Curtin, Mrs. William W.

Custer, Ella B., M.D.

Cutler, Walter P.

Dallam, David English

Dallett, W. P.

Dalot, Arthur J.

Dalot, Mrs. Julia B.

Daly, Joseph A., M.D.

Dana, Mrs. Charles E.

Danehower, F. B.

Dannenbaum, Harry M.

Dapp, Charles

D'Ascenzo, Nicola

Davenport, Elias F.

Davids, Richard W.

Davidson, William G.

Davies, George C.

Davis, George W.
Davis, H. L., Jr.
Davis, Harry C.
Davis, Mrs. Henry L., Jr.
Davis, Malcolm I.
Davis, Nathan H.
.Davis, Paul A., 3d
Davis, Percy N.
Davis, Mrs. S. Boyer
Davis, Warren B., M.D.
Dawes, James H.
Dawson, Thomas and

Company
Day, Charles
Day, Mrs. Frank Miles
Day, Rodney
Days, I. H.
Dayton, Mrs. S. Grey
Deacon, George H, Sr.
Deal, William L.
Dean, J. Atlee
Dean, Mrs. M. V. B.
Deane, Eleanor A.
Deeter, Paxson
Degen, Miss M. C.
Deitrich, D. W.
DeLaCour, Mrs. J. Carl
Delany, Mrs. Charles
Delany, Miss Sophie H.
, DeLaurentis, Joseph

Delta Sigma Theta
Fraternity

Deming, George E.

Demming, Mrs. R. O.

Denney, William F.

Denniston, Mrs. E. E.

Descano, Thomas

Desch, P. N.

Desmond, Mrs. M. L.

Deutsch, Samuel

Devery, Thomas J.

Diament, A. L.

Dick, Lewis R.

Dick, Mrs. William A.

Dickey, Eloise P.

Dickey, J., Jr.

Dickson, Arthur G.

Dickson, James B.

Diehl, C. S.

Diesel, Mrs. Harrison N.

Dilks, Mrs. Walter H.

Dillon, James L.

Dingee, Albert N.

DiSilvesto, John M.

Disston, William D.

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Diton, Carl
Dixon, Harry
Doak, Samuel E.
Dobbins, Miss Laura F.
Dobbins, Miss Mary A.
Dobson, William A.
Dodd, H. C.

Easterbrook, William
Eberle, Eugene G.
Eberle, J. Frederick, Jr.
Ebert, George J.
Eckels, Howard S.
Edmonds, Franklin
Spencer

Dodge, Mrs. James MapesEdmonds, Mrs. Franklin

Dodge, Miss Linda G.
Doering, Wra. H.
Doerr, F. W.
Dohan, Mrs. Edith H.
Dolan, Thomas J.
Dolbey, Edward P.
Dolfinger, Henry
Doll, Miss Josephine
Domanski, Vincent, Jr.
Donahue, John W.
Donaldson, Mrs. H. H.
Donaldson, Wm. K.
Donnelly, Airs. Anna H.
Donovan, John I.
Dorrance, Mrs. John T.
Dorres, Miss Mary C.
Dothard, Walter T.
Dougherty, Francis P.,

D.D.
Dougherty, Gerald A.

Spencer
Edmonds, Samuel C.
Edmunds, Franklin D.
Eham, James
Eichelman, Peter J.
Eichholz, A.
Eichler, Anton
Eichmann, Miss L. M.
Eisele, Gustav F.
Eisele, Louis F.
Eisenhardt, J. Harry
Eiseman, John S.
Eisenlohr Bros.
Eissler, Miss Louise
Elias, Joseph
Elkins, John
Elliot, J. Mitchell
Elliott, Harrv C.
Elliott, Mrs. R. M.
Elliott, W. Clare

Dougherty, Mrs. Thomas Ellis, A. M.

Harvey
Douglas, Gertrude

Wellesley
Douty, Nicholas
Downs, Mrs. Norton
Doyle, Mrs. Bartley J.
Doyle, William J.
Drayton, Mrs. John W.
Drehmann, Henry B.
Drexel, Mrs. George W.

Childs
Drinker, Mrs. Frederick
Drinker, Henry S., Jr.
Drobile, A. W.
Dryfoos, Solomon
D'Sinter, Miss Irma E.
Duane, Mrs. Russell
Dudley, F. A.
Duer, Mrs. S. Naudain
Dunn, Mrs. Houston

Ellis, Airs. Frank H.
Ellis, Joseph Cannon,

AI.D.
Ellis, Kain
Ellis, Maxwell
Ellison, Norman
Elsasser, (jeorge A., Jr.
Ely, Miss Anna W.
Ely, Aliss Gertrude
Ely, Robert B.
Ely, Van Horn
Embery, William
Emery, Benjamin F.
Emery, Charles W., &

Sons
Emlen, George W.
Emlen, Airs. Samuel, Jr.
England, Airs. E. C.
English, Airs. F. W.
Eppler, Elmer D.

du Pont, Mrs. T. Coleman Eppinger, Harry J.
Durant, Mrs. Frederick C.Erben, George Kester
Eakins, Elmer Ersner, Alatthew S., M.D

Earle, Mrs. George H., Jr.Etherington, Burton
Earle, Aliss Mary Pardee Ethier, Airs. Alary H.
Earnshaw, W. G. Eubank, John P.

Eutermarks, H. F.
Evans, George B.
Evans, G. G.
Evans, Jesse C.
Evans, M. E.
Evans, Ralph B.
Evans, W., M.D.
Ewing, Miss Cornelia L.
Exline, Lynn E.
Eyanson, Edw.
Eyre, T. L.
Eyre, Wilson
Fagan, Miss Emma

Lowry
Fahy, Walter T.
FaipJe, George W.
Fairchild, Samuel E., Jr.
Falck, Fred M.
Falkenhagen, B. M.
Falls, Mrs. Samuel
Fancourt, Walter F., Jr.
Farbstein, Joseph
Fareira, Joseph M.
Farina, Pasquale
Farley, Henry H.
Farr, Daniel H.
Farr, Miss Edith
Fayer, Joseph A.
Fearon, Charles
Feely, Wm. A.
Felin, Charles F.
Fels, Alaurice
Fels, Airs. S. S.
Felton, J. Sibley
Fenner, James T.
Ferguson, R. T.
Fernberg, Charles E.
Fernberger, Mrs. Hor-

tense T.
Ferry, James W.
Fetterolf, Horace G.
Feuerstein, J. B., AI.D.
Fidelity Finishing Works,

Inc.
Fielder, H. Walter
Fife, C. A., M.D.
Finckel, Conyers Button
Finckel, Miss Eliza R.
Finkenauer, Frederick J.
Finn, William W.
Firth, Mrs. S. M. Livezey
Firt'h, Thomas T.
Fischer, Frank
Fischer, John A., M.D.
Fisher, Charles W.

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Fisher, Mrs. Ellicott
Fisher, H. S.
Fisher, Maud
Fisher, James Logan
Fisher, Monsignor Kevin

F.
Fisher, Miss Sally W.
Fisler, John
Fiss, George W.
Fitzgerald, Edwin C,

M.D.
Fitzgerald, Thomas M.
Fitzmaurice, Francis P.
Fitzmaurice, Wm. J.
Fitzpatrick. Aloysius
Fitzpatrick, Matthew J.
Flagg, Mrs. Stanley, Jr.
Flaith, Gustave A.
Flanagan, Thomas J.
Flanigan, Edward J.
Fleck, William C.
Fleisher, Alfred W.
Fleisher, Arthur A.
Fleisher, B. W.
Fleisher, David T.
Fleisher, Edwin A.
Fleisher, Miss Helen
Fleisher, Henry H.
Fleisher, Mrs. S. B.
Fleisher, S.S.
Fleisher, Walter A.
Fleming, Arthur J.
Fleming, Frank R., M.D.
Flint, George
Foery, William
Fogg, Miss Helen M.
Folwell, Mrs. P. Donald
Fonash, Theodore F.
Forbes, Roger Sawyer
Ford, Albert E.
Ford, Mrs. Frank J.
Ford, Stephen M.
Fortner, Nelson
Foster, Albert
Foster, Frank B.
Foulke, Mrs. William L.
Foulkrod, Miss Emily
Fowler, J. W.
Fox, Mrs. Alexander, Jr.
Fox, Miss Helen A.
France, E. W.
Franck, Charles F.
Franck, Wm. L., M.D.
Frankel, Armin A.
Frankenfield, S. I.

Franklin Electric Com- Geiger, Lewis P., Jr.
pany Geraghty, Micheal J.

Franklin Sweater Mills Geschick, Emile H.
Franklin Textile Mfg. Co.Gessner, Howard R.
Frazier, Mrs. Benjamin Gest, Hon. John Marshall

West

Frazier, Mrs. George H.
Frazier, Mrs. W. W., Jr.
Freeman, A. B.
Freeman, Mrs. Frank A.
Freeman, H., & Sons
Freeman, Harry A.
Freeman, M. M.
Freeman, Kichard J.
Freihofer, Charles
French, Mrs. Thomas E.
Frerichs, F. A.
Freund, Hugo
Frick, Charles E.
Frick, Charles G.
Frick, John Howard,

M.D.
Friedenberg, Solomon

Louis
Friedman, Lionel
Friedmann, A. H., M.D.
Frische, Mrs. John

Gest, Mrs. John Marshall
Gest, Miss Lillian
Gest, William P.
Geuther, H. Walter
Geuting, Anthony H.
Ghadiali, Col. Dinshah
Ghriskey, Charles M.
Gibbon, Charles E.
Gibbons, Lewis W.
Gibbons, Martha L.
Gibbs, George
Gibelli and Company
Gibson, Miss Lillie
Gibson, Miss Mary K.
Gibson, Murray
Gibson, Paul S.
Gibson, William S.
Gilbert, William M.,

M.D.
Gilfillan, Charles R.
Gill, H. B.
Gillespie, Miss Kate S.

Frishmuth, Mrs. William Gillingham, Harrold E.

D. Gillingham, Mrs. Harrold

Frizzell, Charles F. E.

Fry, Wilfred Gilmore, Charles F.

Fryer, Theodore B. Giloin, Miss Anna G.

Fuller, Walter D. Gilpin, Mrs. M. M.

Furbush, Mrs. C. Lincoln Gimbel, Mrs. Benedict
Gailey, Robert J. Gimbel Bros.

Galbraith, G. S. Gimbel, Daniel

Galbraith, John Ginsberg, H. M., M.D.

Galey, William T., Jr. Girvin, John H., M.D.
Gallagher, Mrs. Joseph F.Glanz, Charles L.

Gallaudet, John C.
Gallen, Edward J.
Galloway, Walter B.
Gansman, Harry
Garber, George
Gardiner, Mrs. Frederic
Gardiner, Samuel S.
Garrett, Alfred C.
Garrett, Mary S.
Garrett, Mrs. Philip C.
Gasslein, Frank A.
Gatter, Charles L.
Gauff, John P.
Gavlev, Samuel M.
Geare, N. W.
Gebert, William C.

Glaser, Louis

Glassmire, Mrs. Sarah R.

Glendinning, Colonel

Robert
Glover, Miss Deborah
Godfrey, Francis V.
Goebel, Leon Andre
Goldenberg, Joseph G.,

M.D.
Golder, Benjamin M.
Goldman, Moses H.
Goldner, Frank C.
Goldstein, Leopold
Good, H. W., M.D.
Goodin, Charles Ellis
Goodman, Mrs. E. H.

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Goodman, Miss Ernestine Haines Hosiery Mills

A. Haines, Mrs. Howard L.

Goodwin, Miss Margaret Haldt, Ernest W.

S.

Gordon, Ellery B.
Graf, William B.
Graham, Charles
Graham, Warren C.
Grakelow, Charles H.
Grammer, P. L.
Grauer, Theodore H.
Gravenstein, George T.
Gray, Robert C.
Gray, Robert L., M.D.
Gray, William F.
Greenbaum, Sigmund S.,

M.D.
Greenberg, Joseph J.
Greene, A. H.
Greene, Stephen, & Co.
Greenfield, Mrs. Albert

M.
Greenwood, John S., &

Sons
Greiss, William H.,

M.D.
Gribbel, Wakeman C.
Griest, Mrs. Thomas H.
Griffith, G. S., Jr.

Hall, Jay Lee

Hall, Miss Mabel Bruce

Hail, Usher A.

Hallahan, Mrs. Chas. E.

Hallar, W. B.

Halstead, Mrs. David

Halton, Thomas H.

Hamill, Mrs. John B.

Hamilton, H. A.

Hammersley, William
Latta

Hampton, E. B.

Hand, Mrs. Clarence F.

Hanlon, Mrs. L.

Hanna, William Wilson

Hannel, Stephen A.

Hancock, Mrs. F. Wood-
son

Harcum, Marvin

Hardcastle, Mrs. Helen
V. P.

Hardenbrook, Charles E.

Hardock, Benjamin
Hardt, Frank M.

Harman, Wm. H.

Harned, Frank P.

Griffith, Mrs. J. P. Crozer Harner, Miss Nancy D.

Griffith, Wm. Oglesby
Griscom, Mrs. C. A., 3d
Griscom, William B.
Groff, Henry C, M.D.
Groome, Col. John C.
Gross, Mrs. John L.
Grossman, Mrs. Isaac
Grove, Mrs. Henry S.
Gruber, Charles F.
Gucker, F. T.
Guckes, Raymond M.
Guetter, Julius
Guild, Frank S.
Gulick, William B.
Gunkle, Earle B.
Gunthorp, Mrs. Wm. P.
Gurin, A., M.D.
Gutekunst, William J.
Gutman, E.

Hackenburg, Mrs. Wil-
liam B.
Hacker, Casper W.
Hackett, Harry W.
Hagerman, O. H.
Haig, A. M.

Harper, Clarence L.

Harper, Mrs. E. C. Ran-
dolph

Harris, Frank E.

Harris, Myron L.

Harris, Walter C.

Harris, Wm., M.D.

Harrison, Miss Gwen-
dolyn

Hayward, Nathan
Hayward, Mrs. Nathan
Hazelhurst, Mrs. Francis
Heald, Miss Hannah T.
Hearn, Mrs. Wm. P.
Heck, John A., M.D.
Heckscher, Steven
Heim, Oscar E.
Heinkel, Howard F.,

M.D.
Heist, George
Helick, Chauncey G.,

M.D.
Heller & Merz Company
Heller, Clyde A.
Hemphill and Co., Inc.
Henderson, Mrs. George

M.
Henderson, John J.
Henkels, Stanley V.
Henry, Mrs. Bayard
Henry, Mrs. Charles

Wolcott
Henry, Thomas, & Sons,

Inc.
Henry, Mrs. Thomas

Charlton
Hensel, Mrs. E. Caven
Henson, Edward F.
Henson, William F.,

M.D.
Hepworth, John M.
Herbert, Mrs. E. Ziegler
Hering, W. E.
Herman, Maxwell, M.D.
Herold, Mrs. Milton
Herrick, Cheesman,

Ph.D.
Herring, Miss Louise C.

Harrison, Mrs. H. Norris Herzberg, Max
Harrity, Mrs. William F. Hesse, Mrs. William C.
Hartley, Harriet L., M.D.Hetzell, William E.
Hartley, Mrs. Martin E., Hexamer, Charles A.
Jr. Heymann, Joseph C.

Hartley, Mrs. Sara E. Hibbs, Mrs. Manton E.
Hartman, Mrs. John M. Hibbs, Shelton A.
Harvey, Charles H., M.D.Hiestand, Joseph D.
Haslett, John J. Highley, Mrs. George N.

Hastings, John V. Hill, John Parker

Hathaway.Mrs. NathanielHilleary, E. D.

Hauck, F. X.
Haughton. Richard S.
Hausser, C. A.
Hay, Erroll B.
Hays, I. Minus, M.D.

Hillslev, W. S.
Hilly, Joseph F., M.D.
Hilsee, David E.
Hinchman, Mrs. Charles
S.

Hinchman, Miss
Margaretta S.
Hinkson, T. Edwin
Hinton, Mrs. Frances, Jr.
Hires, Mrs. Charles E.
Hirsh, Harry B.
Hirsh, Ralph, Sr.
Hirst, Richard
Hitchcock, Miss F. R. M.
Hitchener, Benjamin G.
Hodges, Harry
Hodgson, William, Sr.
Hoffman and Company

Howell, Cooper
Howell, Edward I. H.
Howell, Francis

Carpenter
Howell, Frederick W.
Howell, Stacy B.
Huber, Mrs. Charles

Willing
Hudson, Harry C.
Hughes, Miss Esther
Hughes, Francois L.,

M.D.
Hughes, H. M.

M.

Hoffman-Carton Mfg. Co.Hughes, Henry Douglas
Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co. Hugo, Emil J.

Hoffman, K. W.
Hoffman, Raymond H.
Hoffman, Wm. H.
Hofheimer, S. D.
Hofstetter, J. M.
Ho^g, Mrs. J. Renwick
Hogue, Mrs. Robert M.
Hohf eld, Herman L.
Hollar, Mrs. Wm. H.
Hollar, Mrs. William H.
Jr.

Hummer, Hans
Humphreys, John C.
Huneker, John F.
Hunsicker, Clayton M.
Hunter, T. Comly
Hunter, Captain Robert
Hurd, Mrs. Dorothy

Campbell
Hurd, Mrs. Walter E.
Hurlburt, Frederick B.
Hurlburt, Mrs. F. B.

Hollingsworth, Frank W. Hurlick, Miss Susan G.
Hollingsworth, Mrs. JohnHutchinson, Miss Emlen

P.

Holmes, Joshua M. .

Holmes, William T.

Hood, L. E.

Hookey, Charles F.

Hooley, George L.

Hoopes, Edward

Hopkins, D. H.

Hopkins, Sol

Hopkinson, Edward

Horn, Franklin S.

Horn, William

Horner, Mrs. Dorothy S.

Horner, Horace Kenneth

Horner, John K.

Horner, Samuel, Jr.

Horstmann, I. J.

Horstmann, Mrs. Wm. H.Tackson, Ellis

Hutchinson, Miss M. H.
Hutchinson, Mrs. S. E.
Hutchinson, Sydney E.
Hutchinson, Mrs. S.

Pemberton
Ideal Shoe Co.
Illowav, Bernard A.
Indahl, M. C.
Ingersoll, Mrs. Charles E
Innes, William T.
Irish, J. Theodore, M.D
Isaacs, Frank R.
Isaacs, Philip
Iseminger, John
Jackson, Albert A.
Jackson, Mrs. Albert

Atlee

Horter, Robert M.
Hoskins, Albert L.
Houston, Mrs. S. F.
Howard- Smith, R. S.
Howe, Charlton V.
Howe, George

Tackson, W. E.
Jacob, M., M.D.
Jacobs, Mrs. Edw. B.
Jacobs, Reuben
Tacobv. John F., Tr.
Jaffe.Samuel, M.D.

Howe, Miss Margaret M. Jafollia, Adolph
Howe, Paul D. Jaisohn, Philip

Howell, Mrs. Chas. H. James, Mrs. John E.

James, William F.
Jameson, G. L. S., M.D.
Jamison, Mrs. B. K., Jr.
Janney, Mrs. Walter C.
Janney, Walter C
Janvier, Miss Margaret R.
Jarver, Albert
Jeanes, Mrs. Henry S.
Jefferson, Harry
Jellett, Stewart A.
Jenkins, E. W.
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, G. Chapin, M.D.
Tenks, Mrs. William F.
Jennings, William J.
Jerrehian, Aram K.
John, Rutherford L.,

M.D.
Johnson, Alba B.
Johnson, Herbert
Johnson, Morris W.
Johnson, Reeves K.
Johnston, Miss S. Edna
Joiner, Franklin, D.D.
Jones, Mrs. Clara W.
Jones, Bertram H. W.
Jones, H. H.
Jones, H. W., M.D.
Jones, Horace C.
Jones, Howard I.
Jones, James Collins
Jones, Jonathan R.
Jones, Thomas B. C.
Jones, Thomas M.
Jones, William H.
Jordan, Augustus W.
.Joseph, Mrs. Samuel
Judson, Arthur
Judson, Mrs. Charles F.
Justice, C. G. Company
Justice, Miss Marion T.
Kaelker, Richard
Kahn, Bernard L., M.D.
Kahn, Harry C.
Kane, John
Karcher & Rehn Company
Karr, Joseph
Kase, Edmund, M.D.
Kaseman, Mrs. Emily V.
Kassel, Philip
Katar, Mrs. F. M.
Kaufman, Frank M.
Kaufman, Isadore, M.D.
Kaufman, Nathan
Kavser & Allman

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Keator, Mrs. Tohn F.
Keech, H. B., M.D.
Keen, Miss Florence
Keen, Harry R.
Keen, Harold Perot
Keene, Floyd E., M.D.
Keith, Sydney W.

Kneass, Mrs. Strickland

L.
Kneedler & Co.
Knerr, Bayard, M.D. .
Knight, A. C.
Knowles, Nancy
Knup, Jacob

Keller, Charles Frederick Koch, Mrs. George M.
Kelly, Frank X. Koch, John M.

Kelsey, Mrs. Albert War- Koch, Mrs. Thomas J.
ren Kochersperger, George H.

Kemmerer, E. V.
Kendrick, Mrs. J. Henry
Kendrick, Hon. W. Free

land
Kennedy, J. N.
Kent, George R.
Kenworthy, Frank L.
Ken worthy, Mrs. Frank

L.
Kenworthy, Horace
Kerle, Jules A.
Kerns, Samuel P., M.D.
Kerr, William M.
Kerrigan, Joseph P.
Kersaw, Fred
Kershaw, William, M.D.
Kerstine, Mrs. Harry E.
Kessler, Max D.
Ketcham, Howard
Ketcham, O. W.
Ketterer, Gustav
Ketterlinus, J. L.
Ketterlinus, Mrs. J.

Louis
Keyser, Miss Alice Y.
Keyser, Howard, Jr.
Killian, Fred W., M.D.
Kimber, Mrs. T. W.
Kimber, W. M. C.
Kind, Morris
Kind, Mrs. Paul A.
Kind, Mrs. Philip
Kind, S., & Sons
Kindig, Mrs. Bertha
King, Mrs. Joseph

Bernard
King, Lewis
King, Miss Lydia E.
Kister, LeRoy
Kitchen, William G
Klapp, Wilbur Paddock,

M.D.
Klink, Charles A.
Klopp, George W.

Koelle, W. F.
Kohn, Bernard, M.D.
■ Kohnv Harry
Kohn, Irving
Kohn, Israel
Kohn, Herbert
Kolb, Mrs. L. J.
Kommer, John T.
Krauss, Jacob
Krebs, Frank H.
Kreier, George J.
Kuehnle, C. Albert
Kuemmerle, G A.
Kuhn, C. Hartman
Kunkel, James E.
Kurtz, H. G
Kynett, H. H.
LaBoiteaux. Mrs. Isaac
Lachman, C. R.
Lackey, Frank A.
Ladd, Mrs. Westray
Laird, Warren P., M.D.
Lane, G. S.
Langston, Samuel M.
Large, Mrs. James
Largman, Harry
Larner, Chester W.
Larzelere, Mrs. Walter D.Lex, Mrs. William H.

Lee, Mrs. Elisha

Leech, David M.

Leedom, John, M.D.

Leeds, Arthur N.

Legge, Henry C.

Leidy, Mrs. Joseph

Leinroth, Robert G.

Lesley, Mrs. Robert W.

Lester, Joseph G.

Leuchter, Mrs. Cecilia P.
Bass

Levi, I. Valentine, M.D.

Levin, Alan

Levintow, Benjamin H.

Levis, Mrs. Frederick H.

Levis, Julius J.

Levitt, M. L., M.D.

Levy, Miss Betty Brown

Levy, Laurence B.

Levy, Max

Levy, Raphael

Lewis, Miss Anna

Lewis, Miss Anna Ship-
pen

Lewis, Miss Anna V.

Lewis, Charles A., M.D.

Lewis, Edwin O.

Lewis, Mrs. Fielding Otis

Lewis, Mrs. Francis A.

Lewis, Francis A.

Lewis, Francis D.

Lewis, John Frederick

Lewis, Miss Lucy

Lewis, Theodore J.

Lewis, Mrs. Theodore j.

Lewis, Wilfred

Lewsen, N.

Lex, Mrs. W. C. S.

Latimer, Robert L.
Laudenslager, A. C.
Lauer, Conrad M.
Laughlin, Mrs. A. L.
Lavenson, Isaac
Lavino, Mrs. Edward J.
Laws, Mrs. Harry A.
Lawton, Thomas L.
Lea, Mrs. Arthur H.
Lea, Charles M.
Lea, Miss Nina
Leaf, Mrs. E. Bowman
Leary, John R.
Leavitt, Mrs. Charles B.
Ledwith, W. L.
Lee/Edwin A.

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Lichtenberger, James B.

Lichtenberger, Mrs. James
P.

Lieberman, Alexander

Ligget, Craig N.

Ligget, Howard B., Jr.

Ligget, Mrs. Howard B.

Ligget, Miss Jane
Stewart

Lillie, Mrs. S. Morris

Lindley, George

Lindsay, Hyde & Com-
pany

Lindsay, John A.

Link, Miss Harriet J.

Linson, Edwin

Lippi, Andrew F. MacGregor, N. R

Lippincott, Mrs. HoraceMack, Joseph, 2d

Lippincott, J. Bertram
Lippincott, Walter
Lippincott, William A.
Lipshulz, Charles
Lit, Col. S. D.
Littell, A. C.
Liveright, L. A.
Llewellyn, William
Lloyd, Miss Ellen

Douglas
Lloyd, Mrs. Horatio

Gates
Lloyd, Malcolm, Jr.
Lock, John H.,M.D.
Loeb, Howard A.
Loeb, Ludwig, M.D.
Loewenberg, Samuel A.,

M.D.
Logan, Miss Mary E.
Logan, Mrs. Robert R.
Logan, William H.
Logue, Edwin J.
Lonergan, John E.
Longaker, Daniel, M.D.

Mackenzie, Geo. W.,

M.D.
MacLeod, Mrs. Norman
MacNeill, Xeale, Sr.
MacQueen, Stephen A.
Maddock, Percy G.
Madeira, Mrs. Louis C.
Madeira, Mrs. Louis, 3rd
Madeira, Percy C.
Magee, George W.
Magee, James F., Jr.
Mahoney, John J.
Maiers, Walter W., M.D.
Mainwaring, Arthur P.
Malickson, Philip S.
Mallon, Joseph
Mallon, James P., 2nd
Malone, Edwin B.
Malone, Watson
Mammarella, Settembre,

M.D.
Manasses, Jacob L., M.D.
Mancill, Frank H.
Manges, Willis F., M.D.
Manlio, Gennaro Tito

Longmaid, Mrs. and Mrs. Mann, David I.

J. Henry Manning, Wm. McD.

Longshore, William A. Mansfield, Harry K., M.
Longstreth, Mrs. Howard D.
Losse, Louis H. Manwaring, A. H.

Lothrop, Eben W. March, John H.

Loucheim, Mrs. Joseph A.Marcucci, Vincent, M.D.

Louchheim, Stuart F.
Lough, George A.
Loughran, Edward P.
Lounsbery, J.
Loux, H.R., M.D.
Lowber, Miss Emma W.
Lowenthal, William
Lucas, Mrs. H. Spencer
Ludlow, Benjamin H.
Lusse, Robert
Lvnch, J. C.
Lynch, W. N.
Lyon, Abraham
Lyons, William R.
Mabie, Walter C.
MacElree, George A.,
M.D.

Margerum, Miss Bess
Margerum, William B.
Mark, Frederick W.
Markland, George L., Sr.
Markoe, Mrs. John
Marks, Albert J.
Marks, Albert S.
Marks, Jacob K., M.D.
Marks, M., M.D.
Maron, Alfred C.
Marquetand, Theodore
Marshall, Mrs. Charles
Marshall, Mrs. Mary E.
Martin, Carl Niedhard
Martin, Frank P.
Martin, George C.
Martin, Mrs. J. Willis

MacFarlane, Mrs. CharlesMaryns, Charles

W. Masland, J. Wesley

MacFarlane, William Mason, Edward F.

Massey, Maurice R.
Massiah, Frederick
Mathers, Mrs. Frank F.
Mathers, Frank F.
Mathews, Abel J., M.D.
Mathews, William, M.D.
Mathewson, Robert J.
Matthews, Allen M.
Maulsby, Miss Matilda
Maus, William H.
Mawson, John R., Hair

Cloth Co.
Maxwell, C. J.
Mayberry, Dorothy
Mayor, Charles A., M.D.
McBlaine & Company
McCall, Richard
McCarthy, Henry A.
McCarthy, J. A., Sr.
McCarthy, Joseph F.
McCaulley, Miss Elinor

A.
McCauslan, Mrs. John C.
McClatchy, John H.
McCloskev, Edward W.,

M.D.
McCloskey, John J.
McCloskev, M. H., Jr.
McCloud, Charles M.
McCollin, James G., M.D.
McCook, Walter
McGown, Frank C, Jr.
McCoy, Mrs. George L.
McCreary, Mrs. Geo. D.
McCrudden, Daniel
McCullen, Mrs. Michael

F.
McCurdy, A. D.
McDermott, T. A.
McDevitt, J. J.
McDowell, Charles
McDowell, Samuel
McFadden, George H.
McFadden, J. Franklin
McFadden, Mrs. John

H., Jr.
McFarland, Mrs. Sarah
McGeorge, Beatrice
McGill, Mary E.
McGoldrick, W. J.
McGowin, Mrs. Alice S.
McGowin, Andrew C.
McGrath, Louis J.

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McHenrv, H. Cresson,

D.D.
Mcllhenny, Francis S.
Mcllhenny, Mrs. Francis

S.
Mcllhenny, Miss Selina

B.
Mcllvain, Mrs. Charles,

J-. Jr.
Mcllvane, John Gilbert
Mclnnes, Mrs. Walter S.
McKean, Thomas
McKechney, W. G.
McKee, James H., M.D.
McKee, W. H.
McKeehan, Mrs. C. Wat-
son
McKeen, Miss Laura M.
McKeldin, R. A. W.,

M.D.
McLaughlin, Henry B.
McLellan, Ralph
McManemy, Miss Ella B.
McMaster, James S.
McMichael, Emory
McMillan, Mrs. Leighton

G.
McMurtrie, Miss Ellen
McNeal, Mrs. A. H.
McNeal, Mrs. J. Hector
McOwen, Mrs. Frederick
McVitty, Albert E.
Mechling, Mrs. B. F.
Mecluskev, John Franklin

M.D.
Medary, M. B., Jr.
Meehan, Ellen F.
Meehan, Thomas J.
Megargee, Mrs. George

M.
Meigs, Mrs. Arthur V.
Meigs, Mrs. Ruth Averell
Mellon, A. J.
Meng, George J., Jr.
Menzen, F. Paul
Mercer, Warren C, M.D.
Mertz, Oscar E.
Mertz, Mrs. Oscar
Mervine, Charles K.
Merzbacher, Isadore
Mesa, Louis
Metcalf, F. R.
Metzger, Lewis W.
M eyers, John O. H.

Michael, John E.
Michell, Fred. J.. Sr.
Mickle, Mrs. Robert T.
Middleton, Allen C.
Middleton, Miss Clara
Mifflin, Thomas, Jr.
Miller, Mrs. C. Earle
Miller, D. J.
Miller, E. Spencer
Miller, G. B.
Miller, George
Miller, H. X.
Miller, Henry C. L.
Miller, J. Franklin, Inc.
Miller, Manly J.
Miller, Theodore F.
Milligan, John C.
Millione, Louis
Mills, Mrs. Frances
Mills, James B.
Mills, Thomas
Mills, Vance W.
Milne, Mrs. Caleb J., Jr.
Milne, Francis F.
Milnor, Louis
Mines, J. Lansing
Mink, George W., Jr.
Mirkil, Hazelton, Jr.
Mitchell, Charles D.
Mitchell, George W.
Mitchell, Henry F.
Mitchell, James E.
Mohr, Mrs. John Jacob
,Moll, Mrs. Edward M.
Montgomery, R. L.
Montgomery, W. W., Jr.
Moody, Mrs. Carlton M.
Moody, Mrs. Lewis F.
Moon, John W.
Moore, Davis L.
Moore, Edgar B.
Moore, Mrs. H. Mc-

Knight
Moore, Mrs. J. Clark, Jr.
Moore, Mrs. J. Hampton
Moore, Tohn A.
Moore, Philip H, M.D.
Moorehouse, R. T.
Morford, W. B., M.D.
Morgan, George T.
Morgan, Mrs. John B.
Morgan, Mrs. Marshall S
Morgan, Randal
Morgan, Robert C.

Morgenthaler Brothers

Morrell, Richard B.

Morris, Catherine W.

Morris, Mrs. Effingham
B.

Morris, Miss Ellen

Morris, Mrs. Henry, Jr.

Morris, Henry S.

Morris, I. Wistar

Morris, Mrs. Marriott C.

Morrison, Mrs. Emily
Bacon

Morrison, John C.

Mortimer, S. H.

Morton, Mrs. Arthur V.

Mossell, N. F, M.D.

Mulrenan, John P., M.D.

Murphv, Miss Helen B.

Murphy, T. E.

Musselman, C. A.

Myers, Israel, M.D.

Myers, William H.

Nalle, Mrs. Richard T.

Nash, Monsignor James

Natt, Miss Josephine

Neal, Mrs. A. N. M.

Neel, Mrs. Percv L.

Neff, O. E.

Neidig, Louis, Jr.

Neilson, James

Neubauer, Bernard B.,
M.D.

Nevin, Mrs. Charles W.

Newbold, Eugene S.

Newhall, William Peter-
son

Newman, A. G.

Newton, A. Edward

Niblo, James M., D.D.

Nice, Budd G.

Nice, Eugene E.

Nicholas, Samuel, M.D.

Nichols, Mrs. H. S. Pren-
tiss

Nichols, J. N.

Nicholson, William R.

Nimlet, Mrs. D. C.

Nixon, Mrs. Horace F.

Norn's, Mrs. John C.

Norris, Richard

North, H. U., M.D.

.North, Ralph H.

Norton, Alice M., M.D.

Noxon, Mrs. F. W.

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Nusbaam, Elias
Oakf ord, James W.
Oakley, Mrs. Thornton
O'Callaghan, J. C.
O'Connell, T. M.
Okie, Mrs. R. Brognard
O'Neill, Francis A.
Orr, George P.
Orton, George W.
Ott, Mrs. George
Owen, Elizabeth G.
Owen, L. V. P.
Packard, Charles S. W.
Packard, Mrs. Francis R.
Packard,Mrs. John H.,

3rd
Paine, Mrs. George
Palmer, John T.
Paramore, Wesley H.
Pardee, Mrs. Calvin
Paret, Edward
Parker, Mrs. A. A.
Parker, A. D.
Parker, John K.
Parker, Sylvester D.
Parks, A. M.
Parrish, Mrs. Robert C.
Parrott, Sylvester J.

Partridge, Mrs. H. K.

Parvin, Mrs. Joseph H.

Passmore, E. Pusey

Patten, Frank S.

Patterson, Mrs. Frank
Thorne

Patterson, Mrs. George
Stuart

Patterson. T. H. Hoge

Patton, William A.

Paul, John Rodman

Peacock, C. H.

Pearce, Hollingsworth

Pearson, Mrs. Davis

Pearson, J. A.

Pearson, Mrs. J. T.

Pearson, R. G.

Pechin, Mrs. T. E.

Peck, Arthur

Peck, Mrs. Arthur

Peirson, Walter

Pemberton, Clifford

Pemberton, Mrs. Henry,
Jr.

Pemberton, Mrs. Ralph

Penfield, Mrs. Frederic

C.
Pennsylvania Flexible
Metallic Tubing Co.
Pepper, Mrs. William

Piatt
Pequignot, L. E.
Perkins, E. Stanley
Perkins, Mrs. E. Stanley
Perpall, Harold
Perrella, Nicola
Perry, John C.
Perry, Robert W.
Peterson, Mrs. Gustaf
Peterson, R. M.
Petruska, Louis, M.D.
Petzold, Adolph
Pfaelzer, Mrs. Morris
Pfromm, G W., M.D.
Pflug, Fritz
Phila. Book Co.
Philips, Geraldine
Phillips, H. H.
Picard, R. R., M.D.

Pickering, Mrs. Herbert
D.

Piersol, Mrs. George A.

Pike, Charles P., M.D.

Pilling, W. S.

Pinchot, Hon. Gifford

Pincus, Jacob M.

Pioneer Suspender Co.

Piatt, Mrs. Charles, Jr.

Piatt, Mrs. Clavton, Jr.

Pollock, Elizabeth P.

Pollock, Roland D.

Pooley, E. F.

Porter, Mrs. R. L.

Post, William

Potsdamer, Joseph S.

Potteiger, L. A.

Potter, Mrs. Beverly R.

Potter, Mrs. Thomas, Jr

Potter, Mrs. William P.

Potts, Charles William

Potts, Mrs. Harrison I.

Potts. Horace M.

Potts, William M.

Powell, Charles S.

Powers, Mrs. Fred Perr\

Price, Charles E., M.D.

Price, Mrs. Eli Kirk

Price, Joseph N.

Price, Warwick James

Price, Mrs. James War-
wick
Pugh, Joseph M.
Pugh, Richard H.
Purves, Mrs. G. Coles-
berry
Pusey, F. S.
Putnam, Mrs. Earl B.
Pye, James H.
Pyle, Robert C.
Queen, Miss Emma
Quinto, Mrs. Elsie F.
Rabinovitch, Joseph J.
Rabinovitz, Joseph
Radcliffe, McCluney, M.

D.
Radebaugh, George O.
Rader, Mrs. Archibald

Fleming
Radford, Brig. Gen. Cyrus
Radford, Joseph R.
Raff, Mrs. A. Ravmond
Ragg, H. H, & Co.
Raken, William E., M.D.
Ralston, Mrs. Virginia

Lois
Ramsdell, G. C.

Ramsden, John V.
Randal, Mrs. H. L.

Randolph, Miss Anna

Randolph, Evan

Randolph, Mrs. Evan

Ranken, Harold R.

Rankin, Charles C, M.D.

Rapson. George H.

Rasmussen, Charles A.

Rattay, Howard F.

Raudenbush, J. S., M.D.

Rawle, Edward P.

Rawle, Francis

Rawle, Mrs. William
Brooke

Rawlins, Miss Sarah Sully

Rav, C. P., Jr.

Read, Mrs. W. B.

Read. W. B.

Read, Mrs. William T.

Reath, B. Brannan, 2nd

Reath, Mrs. Theodore W.

Reath, Mrs. Thomas
' Reber, J. Howard

Rebman, Henry J.

Reckitt, William G.

Reed, Jacob, Sons

Reeder, Miss Ruth

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Reel, Ida Virginia, M.D. Roedelheim, William S.

Reese, Lewis, M.D.
Reeves, Theodore B.
Regan, James J., Jr.
Reid, H. L.
Reilly, Mrs. John
Reilly, Miss Marion
Reilly, Peter

Rohn, Peter S.
Rolle, Herman
Rosenbach, M. P.
Rosenbaum, Leon
Rosenbaum, Samuel
Rosenberg, Emanuel
Rosenf eld, John

Remmy, Richard C, Son Rosenfeld; s z

Repetto, A. M. Rosengarten, Mrs. A. G.

Repp, J. J., M.D. Rosengarten, Geo. D.,
Reuter, Charles W.

M.D.

Reynolds, Clarence W.

Rosenthal, Albert

Rhoads, Mrs. J. Howard Rosenthal, Mrs. Harry

Rhoads, Jacob H.

Rhoads, Lydia W.

Rhoads, William E.

Rish, Mrs. Sarah M.

Richardson, Frederick

Richardson, Mrs. Fred-
erick

Richardson, Thomas D.

Richardson, William H.

Richmond, George N.,
M.D.

Rosenthal, Harry
Rosenwald, Lessing J.
Rosenwald, Mrs. Lessing

J-
Ross, Henry A.
Ross, J. Anderson
Ross, Joseph
Ross, Miss Sophia L.
Ross, T. Edward
Ross, Thomas C, M.D.
Roth, David A.

Richmond, Miss M. LouiseRoth, Edward A.

Richter, Wolfgang
Ridpath, Robert F.
Riehle, Frederick A.
Rienzi, Luigi
Riley, Lewis A.
Ring, Mrs. M. D.
Ritchie, Joseph H.
Riter, Mrs. Charles J.
Ritter, A. Howard
Ritter, Win. J., M.D.
Robbins, Charles H.
Roberts, C. Wilson
Roberts, Caryl
Roberts, Clarence V.
Roberts, Edward
Roberts, Miss Ellen C.
Roberts, George B.
Roberts, George W. B.
Roberts, Mrs. Howard
Roberts, Mrs. John B.
Roberts, Owen J.
Robinson, Benjamin,

M.D.
Robinson, Morris D.
Rochester, J. Robert,

M.D.
Rockett, Francis H.
Rockwell, F. W.

Rothermel, P. F., Jr.

Rothschild, LeRoy B.

Rowland, Mrs. Henry J.

Rowland, William C.

Rowland, Mrs. Wm. O.,
Jr.

Ruby, Miss Edna Brown-
ing

Ruehling Gustav

Ruger, Louis

Rumsey, George A., Jr.

Russell, Mrs. C. J.

Rust, Harry B.

Rutledge, Mrs. Fred J.

Ryan, Thomas F., D.D.

Sachsenmaier, George

Sackel Dyeing Company

Sadtler, Samuel S.

Sage, Ralph V.

Sailer, Miss Emily W.

Salom, Mrs. Pedro G.

Salvas, J. Clarence, M.D.

Sampson, Allen G., M.D.

Samuel, J. Bunford

Sanders, Miss Henrietta
W.

Sanderson, Charles H,
M.D.

Santa Eulalia, Countess

of
Santiago, Mrs. Emily R.
Sartori, Mrs. Frank A.
Saunders, W. L., 2d
Savage, Mrs. D. Fitzhugli
Savaee, Mrs. W. Lyttle-

ton
Savery, Addison H.
Savery, Albert H.
Scatchard, Wm.
Scattergood, Mrs. J.

Henry
Scattergood, Mrs. Thomas
Schaefer, George F.
Schaeff er, Frederick C.
Schaffer, Walter E.
Schaffhauser, Charles
Schamberg, Mrs. Jay F.
Schamberg, Meyer
Schaufele, C. D.
Schectman, Morris
Schnell, J. Thompson,

M.D.
Schenck, J. H, Jr.
Schlorer, Charles G.
Schmidt, Frederick
Schmidt, Frederick W.
Schmitt, Harry
Schmitz, Elizabeth T.
Schnader, William A.
Schneider, C. J., M.D.
Schneider, Mrs. Karl
Schneyer, Louis A.
Schneyer, M. L.
Schoettle, Edwin J.
Schofield, James A., M.D.
Scholder, Harry
Scholtz, August
Schoonmaker, W. P.
Schranz, Frederick
Schulte, A. B.
Schwacke, Justus H.
Schwartz, Anthony
Schwartz, B., M.D.
Schwartz, G, Jr., M.D.
Schwarz, H. G.
Schwoerer, R. C.
Scott, George E.
Scott, Margaret B.
Scott, Richard S.
Scott, William M.
Scull, Mrs. William C.
Seabold, Wm. Franklin,

M.D.

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Segal, Bernhard, M.D.
Seiberling, Joseph D.,

M.D.
Seitter, Girard
Selig, Sol
Sellers, Alexander
Sender, Arthur C, M.D.
Serrill, William G.

Simon, Caroline F.
Simon, Grant M.
Simons, Laird
Simpers, Thomas W.
Simpson, J. Coulson
Sims, Jeremiah Cleveland
Sinnock, John Ray
Sinnott, Mrs. John

Service Heating CompanySisson, Vernon B.

Sessler, J. Leonard
Severs, G. Harvev, M.D,
Sewall, Mrs. Arthur W.
Shaner, S. Reed, M.D.
Shank, W. Leslie
Shannon, Alfred P.
Sharp, Mrs. Walter
Sharpless, S. Franklin
Sharpless, Wm.
Shaw, Charles W.
Shaw, Clinton E.
Shaw, George F.
Shay, Howell Lewis
Sheble, Mrs. Frank J.
Shellenberger, Miss Helen

Slattery, Joseph A.

Slaugh, J. Harry, M.D.

Sloan, Malachi W., M.D.

Slogoff, Benjamin

Smedley, William H.

Smith, Albanus L.

Smith, Mrs. C. H.

Smith, Edward B., Jr.

Smith, Mrs. Edward Brin
ton

Smith, Ely J.

Smith, Mrs. F'. P.

Smith, George P.

Smith, Miss Jessie Will-
cox

Shelly, George C. Smith, Mrs. Louis I.

Shepherd, Samuel G., Smith, Oscar L.

M.D. Smith, Roland J.

Sheplan, Sabul & Palmer Smith, S. MacCuen,

Sheridan, Joseph J.

Sherritt, Max A.

Sherwood, Norman S.

Shilcock, Clarence J.

Shillard-Smith, Mrs. C

Shinehouse, Edgar F.

Shirley, Harold R.

Shmidheiser, Frank W.

Shober, Miss Elizabeth T. Snow, Mrs. A. B

Shock, Miss N. A. Snyder, Walter

Shoemaker, Benjamin H. Soberrheimer, Mrs. Fred

Shoemaker, Comly, 2nd erick A.

Shoemaker, Mrs. Harvey Sochis, Morris S.

M.D.

Smith, Mrs. T. Learning
Smith, W. Hinckle
Smith, Mrs. W. Horner
Smoczynski, M. E., M.D.
Snare, Jacob
Snellenberg, A.
Snellenberg, Joseph N.

Shoemaker, Mary W,

Shoyer, F. J.

Shrigley, Arthur

Shuster, Frank H.

Shute, E. L.

Shuttleworth, F. Irving

Sibley, Miss Florence

Sibley, Walter G.

Sickel, Miss E. L.

Sickels, William Herbert Spencer, William

Sidebotham, John B. Spivak, J. Henry

Silverman, Charles Staman, John P.

Simkins, Daniel W. Stapler, C.

Soest, O. F.
Solomon, S. Stanley
Somers, James A.
Sonneborn, Geo. A., M.D.
Sooy, Curtis
South, Mrs. Walter
Spector, Maurice
Spencer, Arthur
Spencer, Sylvia D., M.D.

Staton, Walter B.
Starr, Lewis
Stecker, Louis
Steel, A. G. B.
Steel, Phil. S.
Steele, Andrew L.
Steele, David M., D.D.
Steele, Edward A.
Steele, Joseph M.
Stein, Mrs. Emma T.
Steinmetz, Joseph Allison
Stephenson, J. Samuel
Sterling, Louis, & Co.
Stern, Edward, & Co.
Stern, Isadore
Stern, Samuel
Sternberg, A. E. W.
Stevens, Benjamin Rush
Stevens, E. P.
Stevenson, T. H.
Stewardson, Miss Eleanor

P.
Stewart, Dorothy
Stewart, Frank H.
Stewart, Rowe
Stilling, Benjamin F.
Stinson, C. A.
Stites, Fletcher W.
Stoever, William C.
Stokes, J. Stogdell
Stokes, Mrs. W. Standley
Stoll, Theodore P.
Stork, Mrs. T. B.
Stotesbury, Mrs. Edward

T.
Stout, C. Frederick
Stout, O. M.D.
Stover, Wilmer A.
Strassburger, Louis U.
Strassner, Frank J.
Strauss, Berthold
Strawbridge, Mrs. George

C.
Streeper, Frank P.
Stretch, Mrs. E. B.
Strickler, Howard K.
Strittmatter, I. P., M.D.
Stroebele, Philip W.
Strong, Harry U.
Stroock, Bertram A.
Stroud, Edward A.
Strubing, P. H.
Stryker, S. S., M.D.
Stulb, Joseph R.

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Stull, Paul H.
Sturges, Hollister
Sullivan, Miss Edith
Sullivan, Mrs. Jeremiah J
Sullivan, Stanley J.
Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas D.
Sullivan, William A.
Sundheim, Mrs. Harry G.
Sutherland, Allen
Swain, Mrs. William

Moseley
Swart, M. E.
Sweeney, Miss Mary B.
Swoboda, Gustav
Taeffner, John
Tafel, Gustav H.
Taine, Louis N., M.D.
Talimer, Mrs. Bernard
Tatum, Mrs. Richard

Parry
Taussig, Richard A.
Taws, Henry M.
Taylor, Claude E.
Tavlor, Florence W.
Taylor, Mrs. Frank H.
Taylor, Mrs. Frederick

Winslow
Tavlor, John C.
Taylor, Norman H., M.D
Taylor, Mrs. Roland L
Taylor, Roland L., Jr.
Teaz, George B.
Teller, W. H., M.D.
Terry, Henry A.
Terry, Howard A.
Tetlow, Mrs. Clara
Thatcher, A. G.
Thaver, Mrs. John B.
Theel, Thomas, M.D.
Theel, William L., M.D.
Theis, Albert
Theobald, B. Franklin
Theobald, John L.
Thomas, Mrs. Augustus
Thomas, Charles H.
Thomas, J. Frederick
Thomas, Mrs. George C.
Thomas, George P., M.D.
Thomas, Miss Mabel L.

H.
Thomas, T. Turner, M.D.
Thompson, John B.
Thompson, John P., D.D.
Thompson, Mrs. Pratt

Thompson, William B.
Thomson, Mrs. W. S.
Thorn, Miss Mary
Tinney, William P.
Tioga Textile Co.
Todd, Mrs. M. Hampton
Torrey, Robert G, M.D.
Tourison, Ashton S.
Townsend, J. Barton
Townsend, Mrs. J. B.
Townsend, Miss Pauline

B.
Trainer, Henry J.
Troemner, Mrs. J. Louis,

Jr.
Trompetter, C. P.
Truitt, Joseph P., Jr.
Trump, Mrs. C. Norman
Trump, Howard W.
Tryon, Miss F. Arline
Tryon, Charles Z.
Tucker, Thomas A.
Tull, Mrs. Montrose

Graham
Turner, John P., M.D.
Turner, Mrs. Wm. Jay
Tuttle, William
.Twining, John E., Sr.
Twining, William S.
Tyler, George F.
Tyler, George H.
Tyler, Mrs. George F.
Tyler, Miss Helen B.
Tyson, T. Mellor, M.D.
Ulrich, George A., M.D.
Umsted, Miss Ruth R., Jr
Underhill. F S.
Unstead, W. M., M.D.
Unterberger, Edward
Van-den Beemt, H.
VanDyke, Edgar C.
Van Hall, Julius
Van Roden, George Con

dit
VanSciver, J. Bishop
Vasel, G. A.
Vauclain, S. M.
Vellner, Eugene
Verner, William R.
Vila, Joseph S.
Vischer, F.
Vodges, Russell T.
Voehringer, John K.

Von Moschzisker, Mrs.
Robert

Voorhees, Harlow C.

Voss, Frederick J., M.D.

Wagner, Joseph C.

Wagner, Louis M.

Wagner, Mrs. William M.

Wainwright, Clement R.

Wainwright, F. King

Wait, Mrs. Oliver Bab-
cock

Walbaum, Mrs. William
H.

Waldron, B. Franklin

Walker, James A.

Walker, Mrs. John K.

Walker, Robert C.

Wallace, William

Walmer, Reed H.

Walsh, E. Raymond R.

Walter, Simon

Walthour, Miss Anna M.

Walton, John

WTalz, Edward A.

Ward, John T.

Warden, Mrs. W. G.

Ware Brothers Company

Waring, Swinton B.

Warne, Mrs. Edward P.
B.

Warner, Miss Mildred S.

Warner, Walter

Warren, William C.

Warthman, Albert P.

Warthman, J. Harris

Warwick, Edward

• W'ashburn, Louis C, D.D.

Wasserman, B. J.

Wasserman, Mrs. Joseph

Watkin, Miss Eveline M.

Watson, David

Watson, Frank R.

W'atson, James P.

Watson, John T.

Watts, Charles H.

Wayne, Mrs. Josceph, Jr.

Wayne, William, Jr.

Weatherly, L. Howard

Weaver, John

Webb, William A.

Weber, David

Weber, F., & Co.

Weber, Louis, Sr.

Wrebster, A. B., M.D.

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Weckesser, William
Weeks, Mrs. Horace F.
Weger, Frank L.
Weihenmayer, Harry W.
Weihenmaver, William J.
Weikel, William D.
Weill, Mrs. Alfred S.
Weimer, Albert B.
Weimer, Mrs. Albert B.
Weinland, Mrs. J. W.
Weinstein, G. L., M.D.
Weinstein, Jacob I.

Wiederseim, Tbeodore E.
Wilgus, George W.
Wilks, John T.
Willard, DeForest P.,

M.D.
Williams, Mrs. Caroline
Williams, Mrs. Carroll R.
Williams, Mrs. Charles
Williams, Charles D.
Williams, Ellis D.
Williams, F. H.
Williams, Horace J.,

M.D.

Weir, William T., Jr.

Weisel, Miss Deborah D. Williams, J. K.

Weissberg, E. B..M.D. Williams, Joseph D.

Weller, Harrv C.
Wells, Mark P.
Welsh, C. N.
Welsh, Robert F.
Wentz, Daniel B.
Wertheimer, Joseph

Williams, Mrs. L. Chand-
ler
Williams, Leighton
Williams, Parker S.
Willing, Charles
Willoughby, J. L.

Wesley, Charles Summer Willson, Thomas H.

West, C. K.
West, Mrs. Harry F.
Westervelt, Julien D.
Weston, Mrs. S. Burns
Westwood, John R.
Wetherill, Miss Doris C.
Wetherill, Samuel J., Jr.
Wetherill, William H.
Wetherstine, H. H.
Wetter, Charles G.
Weyl, Esther M., M.D.
Weymann, Harry W.
Wharton, Mrs. J. S. L.,
Jr.

Wilson, Alex., Jr.
Wilson, E. M.
Wilson, Mrs. H. E.
Wilson, Hamilton M.
Wilson, James L.
Wilson, Miss Jennie L.
Wilson, Russell
Wilson, William H.
Wilson, William J.
Winslow, Charles H.
Winsor, Mrs. James D.
Winsor, Mrs. William D.
Wintrob, Paul M.
Wiser, Louis E.

Wharton, Joseph S. Lov- Wister, Mrs. Jones

ermg
Wheeler, Charles
Wheeler, Mrs. Charles
Whitaker, James L.
White, C. Y., M.D.
White, Mrs. F. M.
White, Horace G.
White, J. Atwood
White, Mrs. J. William
White, Mrs. Miles, Jr.
WThite, Samuel S., Jr.
Whiting, William H.

Wister, Mrs. Lewis W.
Wister, Miss Mary C.
Witter, C. A.
Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert
Wolf, Benjamin
Wolf, Louis
Wolfe, Merritt L.
Wolfe, Russell
Woll, Miss Elizabeth
Wolstenholme, Mrs.

Frederick

Whitman, Stephen, & Son Wood, Mrs. Alexander
Whitney, Mrs. W. Beau- C, Jr.

mont Wood, Mrs. Charles R.

Whitwell, John H. Wood, Miss Elizabeth

Widener, Joseph E. Wood, Miss Frances

Wood, Mrs. Franklin L.
Wood, Mrs. Grahame
Wood, Howard, Jr.
Wood, Jarvis A.
Wood, L. H.
Wood, R. G, Jr.
Wood, Walter M.
Woodbridge, Mrs. J.

Edward
Woodhouse, Samuel W.,

Jr.
Woodroffe, J. M.
Woodruff, Mrs. Clinton

Rogers
Woodside, Mrs. J. W.
Woodville, Elizabeth
Woodward, George, M.D.
Woodward, Mrs. George
Woolman, Henry N.
Woolman, Miss Josephine
Woolston, Mrs. J. L.
Worrall, Mrs. Nathan Y.
Wotherspoon, James R.
Wriggins, Mrs. C. C.
Wright, Mrs. H. B.
Wright, Mrs. H. J.
Wright, John
Wright, John
Wright, Miss Lila M.
Wright, Mrs. Minturn
Wurtz, Mrs. C. Stewart
Wurzel, Maurice L.
Yeager, George C, M.D.
Yeatman, Pope
Yellin, Samuel
Yocum, Stanley
Young, A. C.
Young, Claude D.
Young, W. J.
Zamustin, M.
Zantzinger, Mrs. C. C.
Ziegler, Carl A.
Ziegler, J. Charles
Ziegler, S. Lewis, M.D.
Zimmerling, Mabel
Zimmerman, Claude E.

M.
Zimmerman, Mason W.,

M.D.
Zimmerman, William A.
Zindel, W. G
Zion, Peter P.
Zirnkilton, F X.
Zulich, Mrs. Sarah Swift

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Bauerle, Rudolph, Jr.
Bacon, Mrs. George
Chew, Oswald
Fisher, I., & Sons
Gamberg, Abraham
Grundv, John
Hutt, J. H.

DONATIONS

Jafre & Karmel
Kaplan, Charles M.
Kohn, Alfred
Lesse, S., & Sons
Liebman, Charles H.
Lowber, Miss Charlotte
B.

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Mallery, O. T.
Piatt, Harry
Sall, Jacob
Schriver, N. H.
Seitchik, Louis
Snyder, D. L., M.D.
Weeder, F. Ellsworth

FORM OF BEQUEST

I give and bequeath unto the Pennsylvania Museum and

School of Industrial Art the sum of

dollars, free! of all taxes.

Witnesses

FORM OF DEVISE OF REAL ESTATE

I give and devise unto the Pennsylvania Museum and School
of Industrial Art, its successors and assig'ns, all that certain (here
insert a description of the property) free of all taxes.

Witnesses.

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