Mary Emma Woolley Papers, circa 1845-1947 (bulk 1900-1947)
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Mary Emma Woolley Papers
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Woolley, Mary Emma, 1863-1947
Biographical History for: Mary Emma Woolley Papers
Biographical Note Mary Emma Woolley, college professor and President of Mount Holyoke College from 1901-1937, was born on July 13, 1863 in South Norwalk, Connecticut to Joseph Judah Woolley, a Congregational minister, and Mary August Ferris Woolley, a schoolteacher. She attended Mrs. Fannie Augur's school in Meriden, Connecticut until her family moved to Pawtucket, Rhode Island in 1871, when she enrolled in Providence High School. In 1882 she began attending Wheaton Seminary in Norton, Massachusetts, graduating in 1884 and serving as a faculty member there from 1885-1890. She entered Brown University in the fall of 1891 as the first woman to attend the university. She received her A.B. in 1894 and her A.M. in 1895. She served as an instructor, associate professor and professor at Wellesley College from 1895-1899, teaching for and acting as chairman of the Biblical History and Literature Department. During this period, Woolley formed what would be a life-long partnership with Jeannette Augusta Marks, then a student at Wellesley. In 1900, Woolley accepted the position as President of Mount Holyoke College and took office in May of 1901. Her achievements include hiring more faculty with advanced degrees, introducing honors work into the curriculum, expanding the graduate program, successfully raising funds for the College, establishing an academic honors program, eliminating secret societies (sororities), improving the health of students by increasing the physical education requirement, ending the domestic work system, and easing Mount Holyoke's religious exclusiveness. She was an active member of many organizations, serving as the first woman senator of Phi Beta Kappa (1907), chairman of the College Entrance Examination Board (1924-1927), President of the American Association of University Women (1927-1933), and moderator of the Congregational Churches of America (1937). She served as a member of the Foreign Missions Conference of North America Educational Commission to China, which studied Christian higher edu! cation i n that country (1921) and she participated in several major conferences, including the Institute of Pacific Relations conventions (1925 and 1927). In 1932, President Herbert Hoover appointed her to serve as the only woman delegate from the United States to the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments held in Geneva, Switzerland. She retired as President of Mount Holyoke in 1937 after a divisive controversy over the selection of her successor. She lived in Jeannette Marks' home in Westport, New York and remained active, organizing the Committee on the Participation of Women in Post-War Policy during World War II, joining the National Woman's Party, and endorsing the Equal Rights Amendment. In 1944, Woolley suffered a cerebral hemorrhage that left her partially paralyzed. She died on September 5, 1947 in Westport at the age of eighty-four.
Scope and Contents of the Collection The Mary Emma Woolley Papers contain correspondence; speeches and other writings by her; autobiographical information; diaries, appointment books and other notebooks; materials relating to her inauguration at President of Mount Holyoke College in 1901 and her participation in numerous conferences; statistics about the College; scrapbooks; legal documents; honors and awards that she received; memorabilia; books that she owned; biographical information about her; sound recordings of two of her addresses; photographs, and a variety of indices. The collection primarily concerns her career as an educator and advocate for world peace. Correspondence (1873-1947, n.d.) chiefly dates from 1899-1947 and concerns her professional activities, particularly her many speaking engagements, her membership in various organizations, and her participation in the Institute of Pacific Relations Conferences (1925, 1927), the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments (1932), and the International Federation of University Women's Council Meeting of 1938. Her writings (1894-1944) include the texts of speeches by her and copies of her published articles and essays. Autobiographical Information (circa1939) compiled by Woolley contains information about her family, education, and experiences. Her Diaries, Appointment Books, and Calendars (1901-1945) contain brief notes about her daily activities. Conference Materials (1921-1938) consists of notebooks, minutes, and other documents reflecting her involvement with several major conferences concerning education or world peace. Scrapbooks (1901-1941) contain newspaper and magazine articles and other materials documenting her professional life. Statistics About Mount Holyoke College (1903-1919) consists of surveys, questionnaires, and other materials relating to the College's personnel, students, curriculum, and facilities. Inauguration Materials (1900-1901) document the ceremony at which Woolley officially became President of Mount Holyoke. Legal Documents (1921-19! 47) incl ude copies of her birth certificate and will and a passport. Honors and Awards (circa 1893-circa 1947, n.d.) include correspondence, certificates, tributes, medals, and other items presented to Woolley during her career. Memorabilia (1884-1946) includes documents and postcards reflecting her participation in the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments and information concerning her pet dogs. Books owned by her (1869-1942) include a copy of a large Bible presented to her father. Biographical Information (1895-1947, n.d.) consists of sketches, articles, essays, obituaries, and tributes describing her life and work. Sound Recordings (1920, 1937, n.d.) consist of copies (in various formats) of an address that she gave in 1920 on the topic of The Strength of Goodness, a recording from March 23, 1937 labeled Mt. Holyoke 1837-1937, and an undated recording of a address that Woolley gave to Moun! t Holyoke alumnae clubs. Photographs (circa 1845-1947) include formal portraits, snapshots and glass plate negatives showing Woolley alone or with others, photographs of people and scenes taken during a trip to China in 1921, and an album dating from circa 1945-circa 1870s that contains photographs of unidentified individuals (probably relatives). Indices (circa 1900-1947) consist of card files listing the names of correspondents represented by letters in the collection and the titles of Woolley's speeches and articles. Material from this collection is available in an online digital format.
Women college presidents--Massachusetts--South Hadley.
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Women educators--United States.
Women--Education--United States--History.
Education, Higher--China.
Arms control--Congresses.
Peace.
Women and peace.
International cooperation--Congresses.
Pan-Pacific relations--Congresses.
Conference of Reduction and Limitation of Armaments (1932: Geneva, Switzerland).
Foreign Missions Conference of North Americirca Educational Commission to China.
International Federation of University Women.
Woolley, Mary Emma, 1863-1947.
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Woolley family.
Mount Holyoke College--Presidents.
Mount Holyoke College--Administration.
Institute of Pacific Relations.
Geneva, Switzerland--Description and travel.
Honolulu (Hawaii)--Description and travel.
Switzerland--Congresses and conventions.
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Correspondence
Correspondence includes letters, telegrams, notes, invitations, cards, and publications written by or sent to Woolley, primarily dating from 1899-1947. These documents chiefly concern her professional activities, although the series also includes several letters that she wrote to her grandparents in the 1870s. There are letters and programs reflecting her involvement with the Institute of Pacific Relations Conferences in Hawaii (1925 and 1927), the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in Geneva, Switzerland (1932) and the International Federation of University Women's 23rd Council Meeting (1938). Of particular note in these materials are letters from representatives of peace organizations including the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and the Conference on the Cause and Cure of War. Other correspondence is with Mount Holyoke College alumnae and members of alumnae clubs, representatives of academic institutions, and many organizations, including The American Association of University Women, the League of Nations Association, and the League of Women Voters. These letters most often concern speeches and articles that Woolley presented to various groups. Other correspondence concerns individuals whom she invited to speak at Mount Holyoke College. The correspondents includes one or more letters by Herbert Hoover, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, M. Carey Thomas, Jane Addams, Frances Perkins, and Virginia Woolf as well as letters from many Mount Holyoke College trustees, faculty, staff and alumnae.
Unrestricted.
Speeches and Articles
Speeches and Articles consist of published works by Woolley as well as unpublished typescripts, manuscripts, and notes. Most documents dating from her tenure as president of Mount Holyoke College (1901-1937). The speeches, which comprise most of the series, were most often given at meetings of professional, religious, or civic organizations and at commencement or convocation ceremonies at various institutions. They include the text of a number of Chapel Talks that Woolley presented to Mount Holyoke College students as well as scripts for radio broadcasts that she made while attending the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in Geneva, Switzerland in 1932. Her articles were published in magazines, journals, and books, including Encyclopaedia Britannica, Foreign Affairs, Harper's Bazaar, and the Journal of Higher Education. Frequent topics of her speeches and article include the education of women, international relations, world peace, and the role of spirituality in politics.
Other Writings
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Consists of bibliographies of Woolley's writings and copies of her published essays, articles, and speeches, primarily dating from 1901-1938. Many of these documents appeared in magazines, journals and newspapers including Good Housekeeping, the Woman's Home Companion, the Congregationalist, the Journal of the American Association of University Women, the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly, and the New York Times. Topics of these writings include world peace, the education of women, and the college woman in society. Included in these writings are Woolley's M.A. thesis about the history of the colonial post office (1894) and her inaugural address as President of Mount Holyoke College. There are also two anthologies containing essays by Woolley: a book for young adults entitled What I Owe to My Father (1931) and Why Wars Must Cease (1935), an anthology of essays advocating disarmament.
Autobiographical Information
Consists primarily of drafts for an autobiography that Woolley began preparing after her retirement from Mount Holyoke College. Consists of drafts, notes, and memoranda relating to her life and includes information about her family, education, experiences at Mount Holyoke, and participation in the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in 1932. This material also includes a draft of an essay entitled Respect that Woolley wrote during her childhood.
Diaries, Appointment Books, Calendars
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Consists of a variety of notebooks containing brief notes relating to Woolley's daily activities. One volume contains Miss Woolley's Geneva Log, a daily journal of her observations at the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments at Geneva as it appeared in the Mount Holyoke News in April 1932. Some notebooks also include addresses of friends and colleagues.
Conference Materials
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Consists of notebooks, minutes, schedules, reports, notebooks, correspondence, publications, petitions, and programs reflecting Woolley's membership or participation in several major commissions and conferences. These materials concern the Foreign Missions Conference of North America Educational Commission to China, which studied Christian higher education in that country (1921), two Institute of Pacific Relations meetings in Honolulu, Hawaii (1925, 1927), the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in Geneva, Switzerland (1932), and the International Federation of University Women's 23rd Council Meeting in London (1938). Include in the Geneva conference materials are many letters and petitions from individuals writing in support of world peace and a volume of sketches of delegates by Oscar Lazar.
Scrapbooks
Consists of seven scrapbooks containing newspaper and magazine articles, programs, and postcards, dating from 1901-1941. Most of the material in these volumes relates to Mount Holyoke College and Woolley's position as President of that school. Many of the articles in these scrapbooks are from the Springfield, Massachusetts Republican, the Boston Evening Transcript, the Congregationalist and the Christian World. A scrapbook devoted to the 1932 Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments contains newspaper articles about that meeting, several articles written by Woolley, and a copy of a joint address on The Sino-Japanese Affair and Disarmament that she prepared with Frederic William Wile.
Statistics about Mount Holyoke College
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Consists of surveys, questionnaires, correspondence, publications, a notebook, and notes about the faculty, staff, students, curriculum, library collections, finances, buildings and grounds between 1903-1919. Statistical surveys and questionnaires completed by Woolley and Office of the President staff were prepared for the United States Bureau of Education and Bureau of the Census, the National Association of State Universities, the World Almanac, and the New International Year Book. These documents include a detailed questionnaire about Provisions for Living from 1916 that describes the furnishings, regulations, and maids and other support staff of residence halls as well as the foods typically served to students. A notebook of Mount Holyoke College Statistics dating from circa 1907-circa 1912 includes information about the living arrangements and salaries of faculty and staff, the grading system, the graduate work, and scholarships and fellowships. Some statistics from 1904 concern secret societies at the school.
Inauguration Materials
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Contains Committee of Inauguration minutes, guest lists, invitations, correspondence, programs, sheet music, tickets, and newspaper clippings relating to the inauguration ceremony for Woolley, who officially became President of Mount Holyoke College in May, 1901.
Legal Documents
Consist of a copy of Woolley's birth certificate, a smallpox vaccination record for her, the diplomatic passport issued to her when she served as a delegate to the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in 1932, and a copy of her will.
Honors and Awards
Contains lists, notes, correspondence, certificates, citations, tributes, badges, pins, medals, coins, and ribbons chiefly relating to honors and awards bestowed on Woolley. Includes citations for the many honorary degrees that she received and a medal presented to her as a delegate to the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments in 1932. Also includes a Book of Signatures of Donors for the Mary E. Woolley International Fellowship (1939, 1945) and a volume of tributes presented to Woolley by Mount Holyoke faculty members upon her retirement as President of the College in 1937.
Memorabilia
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Includes announcements, programs, lists, notes, a calendar, greeting cards, a diploma, membership certificates, guest books, and copies of poems and prayers collected by Woolley. Some materials relate to her participation in the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments held in Geneva, Switzerland in 1932. These items include a collection of signatures of delegates to the conference, postcards of buildings in Geneva, a menu for a dinner, and a booklet describing the S.S. Washington, the ship on which she sailed to Europe. The guest books in the collection record information about visitors to Mount Holyoke College during Woolley's tenure as President (1901-1937). Also included in the series is information about Woolley's dogs, including notes that she wrote to them while attending the conference in Geneva.
Books
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These volumes consist of several Bibles, books relating to Mount Holyoke College, and other books owned by Woolley. The Bibles include one Presented to Rev. J.J. Woolley, by St. Elmo Commandery, K.T. No. 9, Meriden, Conn. Jan. 26, 1870. A copy of the Whittier Birthday Book (1881) contains the names of several individuals and is inscribed ME Woolley, from Papa, Feb. 10 '89. Another book entitled The Ghosts of My Friends (1909) is a book filled with ghost shadows, or signatures of Woolley's friends folded and pressed so that they create unique shapes.
Biographical Information
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Contains published biographical sketches, newspaper and magazine articles, essays, obituaries and tributes concerning Woolley and her accomplishments. Includes articles entitled Women's Colleges and Their Women Executives (Booklovers Magazine, October 1903), American's Twelve Greatest Women: Mary E. Woolley (Good Housekeeping, March 1931), Disarmament and President Woolley (Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly, February 1932), and Fairy Godmother to Mt. Holyoke (Christian Herald, June 1937).
Sound Recordings
Consists of several copies of a 78rpm sound recording of The Strength of Goodness, a chapel talk given by Woolley on September 24, 1920 that was recorded and distributed to raise funds for a Mount Holyoke College endowment campaign. Audio cassette and a tape of this recording are also part of the series. There is a recording from March 23, 1937 labeled Mt. Holyoke 1837-1937 that may contain an interview of or about Woolley by Marion Barbour (Class of 1920) and an undated silver-coated recording of an address that Woolley gave to Mount Holyoke alumnae clubs.
Photographs
Chiefly consists of formal portraits, snapshots and glass plate negatives dating from about 1864-1947 that show Woolley alone or with relatives, friends, colleagues, Mount Holyoke students, distinguished visitors to the College, or her beloved pet dogs. Some photographs are reproductions of paintings and drawings of her. Includes photographs of people, buildings and scenes taken during a trip to the Orient in 1921, when Woolley was a member of a commission studying Christian education in China, as well as photographs of her at the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments (1932) and other meetings. Also includes photographs of Woolley's parents and siblings, an album dating from circa 1845-circa 1870s containing photographs of unidentified individuals (probably relatives), and another album that primarily consists of photographs of Woolley's dogs.
Indices
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Consists of two card indexes, 1901-1947. One is an alphabetical list of the names of correspondents represented by letters in the collection (Series 1). The other is an alphabetical list of the titles of Woolley's speeches and articles that are part of these papers (Series 2). The latter index provides the number assigned to each work by which the speeches and articles are filed.
Oversize (Folio) Material
Contains oversize items described as part of other series in the collection. The container list description of these items includes an indication that they are shelved in Folio.
1894, 1900-1905 (chronological)
1906-1911 (chronological)
1912 (chronological)
1913-1920 (chronological)
1921 (chronological)
1922-1925 (chronological)
1926 (chronological)
1927 (chronological)
1928 (chronological)
January 1928 (I)
February 1928 (I)
March 1928 (I)
April-June 1928 (I)
1929 (chronological)
1930 (chronological)
1931 (chronological)
January-April 1932 (chronological)
May-December 1932 (chronological)
1933 (chronological)
1934 (chronological)
1935 (chronological)
1936 (chronological)
1936: Succession to Presidency (A-H)
1936: Succession to Presidency (I-Y)
1937 (chronological)
1937: Succession to Presidency (A-P)
1937: Succession to Presidency (R-Y)
1938 (chronological)
1938 (Ab-Amel)
1938 (American Association)
1938 (American B-American W)
1938 (American Y)
1938 (An-Ba)
1938 (Be-Bu)
1938 (Ca-Cl)
1938 (Cr-E)
1938 (Le-Ly)
1938 (Mi-Mor)
1938 (Mou)
1938 (Mou-Mu)
1938 (National A-National F)
1938 (National L-National W)
1938 (Sa-Sc)
1938 (Se-Sy)
1938 (V-We)
1938 (Wh-Woo)
1938 (Wor-Y)
1939 (chronological)
1939 (Ab-Ay)
1939 (American A)
1939 (American A-American Y)
1939 (Americana-B)
1939 (L-Mi)
1939 (Na-No)
1940 (chronological)
1940 (A-American A)
1940 (American A-American Y)
1940 (An-Be)
1940 (Bi-Ca)
1940 (Ch-Cr)
1940 (L-Mi)
1940 (Mo-Mu)
1940 (Ne-O)
1941 (chronological)
1941 (K-Mi)
1941 (Mo-O)
1942 (chronological)
1943 (chronological)
1943 (Le-Lo)
1943 (Ma-Pe)
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Undated Correspondence
Index #1: Relation of Educated Women to the Peace Movement
Index #2: Susan B. Anthony (A tribute to) February 8, 1906
Index #3: What Should College Training Accomplish? April 28, 1910
Index #4: Peace and the Imagination May 12, 1908
Index #5: Mary Lyon's Religious Ideals and Its Expression June 6, 1905
Index #6: How Can the Voluntary Religious Organization of Students be Broadened so to Represent All Types of Students? March 4, 1904
Index #7: What Responsibility have Christian Women in the Development of the Character on the Young Man of Today? March 23, 1905
Index #8: Early Relations Between Church and Seminary May 5, 1908
Index #9: Education and the Missionary Spirit October 15, 1907
Index #10: The Church and the College September 24, 1901
Index #11: Sophomore Prayer Meeting December 10, 1908
Index #12: The Educated Woman in the Church January 8, 1904; September 23, 1903
Index #13: The Woman's Club Woman May 1910
Index #14: The Study of English in our Public Schools from the point of view of an Outsider October 1905
Index #15: The Public School n.d.
Index #16: Our English as a College Woman n.d.
Index #17: Physical Education in Woman's College November 25, 1904
Index #18: The Relation of the College to the Training of the Public Conscience n.d.
Index #19: The Significance of the Y.W.C.A. Movement February 27, 1910; April 22, 1909; November 16, 1910
Index #20: The Woman's College for Woman February 10, 1909
Index #21: Some Results of Higher Education for Women June 1909
Index #22: Values of College Training for Women September 1904
Index #23: One Academic View of Culture 1908
Index #25: Some Phases of a Girl's Education November 18, 1908; March 3, 1909
Index #26: The Place of the College in the Great Educational Movement September 23, 1904
Index #27: Education January 29, 1902
Index #28: Education of Women 1905
Index #29: Commencement Address June 15, 1910; May 31, 1911
Index #30: Higher Education of Women (Some Phases of) January 27, 1903; November 21, 1904
Index #31: Teaching n.d.
Index #32: The Effect of College Training Upon Character November 3-5, 1904
Index #33: Preparation for College May 1903
Index #34: The Vocational Power of the Woman's College September 1909; November 1909
Index #35: The College Woman as Home Maker 1909
Index #36: Idealism in Education 1905-1907
Index #37: Educational Ideals of the Teacher July 1909
Index #38: Educational Ideals of the Pupil August 1909
Index #39: Some Essentials of Culture June 7, 1904; June 29, 1904
Index #40: Current Ideals January 1, 1909; October 11, 1910
Index #41: Culture as an Expression of Character 1903-1904
Index #42: Taxation of College Property March 13, 1906
Index #43: The Significance of Changes in Education for Women 1905-1906
Index #44: The College Woman's Place in the World 1908-1911
Index #45: Bryn Mawr College, Twenty-fifth Anniversary October 22, 1910
Index #46: Burton, President Marion L. (Inauguration of) October 5, 1910
Index #47: What the Alumnae May Mean to the College December 4, 1909
Index #48: Lake Erie College Founder's Day Address November 15, 1910
Index #49: Education for Life 1911
Index #50: What Every College Woman Knows April 13, 1910; March 11, 1911
Index #51: Extracts of Talks n.d.
Index #52: Eliot, George (Life of) 1908, 1909, 1917
Index #53: The Conservation of Values March 8, 1908
Index #54: Women in Professions June 6, 1906
Index #55: South Hadley Sesquicentennial Address July 29, 1903; June 15, 1904
Index #56: Why Should I be Educated? What is Education? 1910-1911
Index #57: The Social Appeal November 23, 1907
Index #58: Alumnae Luncheon, Boston February 25, 1911
Index #59: Fortieth Anniversary, New Haven Alumnae March 30, 1912
Index #60: Inspirations by the Way June 3, 1908; June 8, 1908
Index #61: Contemporary Club n.d.
Index #62: Chapel Talk September 21, 1911
Index #63: Jeannette Marks (Introduction for article) September 1911
Index #64: Benton, President Gay Potter (Inauguration of) October 6, 1911
Index #65: The Social Responsibility of the Educated Christian Woman December 21, 1904
Index #66: The Things that are Worthwhile December 5, 1912
Index #67: College Woman's Duty to the State February 14, 1908
Index #68: N.E. Association Colleges and Preparatory Schools 1912
Index #69: Junior Prayer Meeting, Smith College Vespers 1912
Index #70: College City and Christian Association May 19, 1908
Index #71: A Christian Association, Its Meanings and Purpose February 11, 1908
Index #72: Soule, Miss (Memorial Service for) March 20, 1905
Index #73: Mount Holyoke College Library (Dedication) November 8, 1905
Index #74: Small, President of Lake Erie College October 27, 1909
Index #75: Address of congratulation, Lake Erie College June 24, 1909
Index #76: King, Lida Shaw (Inauguration of Women's College, Brown University) October 25, 1905
Index #77: Gaylord Library (Dedication of) May 18, 1904
Index #78: Y.M.C.A. Training School (Talk) n.d.
Index #79: Commencement Address (Western College) June 14, 1905
Index #80: Twentieth Century Club (after dinner speech) January 22, 1904
Index #81: A Modern Interpretation of an Ancient Teaching May 10, 1908
Index #82: For None of us Liveth to Himself October 12, 1902
Index #83: Ye Shall Receive Power When the Holy Ghost Shall Come Upon You n.d.
Index #84: Sir, We Would See Jesus (John 12:21) January 31, 1904
Index #85: The Unfolding Life April 13-15, 1906
Index #86: Lent and Easter--Their Meaning for Me March 25, 1906
Index #87: A Message from the Prophets n.d.
Index#88: Northfield Student Conference July 7, 1903
Index #89: General Federation of Women's Clubs June 28, 1908
Index #90: Baccalaureate Address June 18, 1905
Index #91: The Place of Prayer and Worship in our Daily Living February 28, 1905
Index #92: The Value of Prayer February 2, 23, 24, 1904
Index #93: And Ye Shall Be Witnesses Unto Me July 3, 1903
Index #94: The Library Which is Called the Bible January 14, 1906
Index #95: Grace Church (Talk) April 14, 1908
Index #96: Qualities Which Make the Bible Educationally Valuable March 3, 1904
Index #97: Why Should I Study the Bible? October 2, 1904
Index #98: Thine Eyes Shall See the King in His Beauty September 18, 1904
Index #99: The College and Evangelism September 29, 1910
Index #100: Chapel Talk January 10, 1910
Index #101: Missionary Jubilee March 7, 1911
Index #103: Relation of the Association to the Religious Instruction Given by the College February 7, 1911; April 1911
Index #104: International Institute of Girls in Spain January 18, 1911
Index #105: Howe, Mrs. Julia Ward (Memorial Service) January 8, 1911
Index #106: Howe, Mrs. Julia Ward (Memorial Service) November 12, 1910
Index #107: Brown, Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth (Inauguration of) November 9, 1911
Index #108: Women (introduction for book on) April 1, 1911
Index #109: Where there is no Vision, the People Perish June 25, 1911; January 10, 1911
Index #110: Hitchcock, Dr. Edward (Memorial Service) April 30, 1911
Index #11: Whiting, Honorable William (Memorial Service) February 9, 1911
Index #112: The Church and the College May 19, 1912
Index #113: Williston, Mrs. A. Lyman (Memorial Service) May 26, 1912
Index #114: The Spirit of Sunday January 26, 1913
Index #115: Bridges, Flora and Atwood, Ella G. (Memorial Service) January 12, 1913
Index #116: Hull, Arthur T. and Charles A. (Memorial Service) May 26, 1913
Index #117: Mount Holyoke College Catalogue (introduction for) January 1912
Index #118: Chapel Talk September 19, 1912
Index #119: Seventy-fifth Anniversary Greetings October 9, 1913
Index #120: The Plain Path (Chapel Talk) January 3, 1913
Index #121: The Enlarging Life April 20, 1913
Index #122: Adelphi: College Address January 8, 1913
Index #123: Mount Holyoke--The Mother of Colleges November 15, 1912
Index #124: Meiklejohn, President Alexander (Inaugural Address) n.d.
Index #125: What Does College Give? (a talk to entering students) October 5, 1907
Index #126: American International College (Reception of Flag) February 12, 1913
Index #127: The Civic Responsibility of the College Woman November 15, 1912
Index #128: What Can Education Do For the Cause of Peace? April 10, 1913
Index #129: Monticello Seminary (Seventy-fifth Anniversary) June 3, 1913
Index #130: Fraternities in College November 11, 1912
Index #131: Earning One's Expenses in College December 13, 1912
Index #132: Relation of the College Girl to her Future Vocation (some Phases of the) August 1912
Index #133: Guth, President William W. (address at Inauguration of) February 9, 1914
Index #134: What Fundamental Social Characteristics May Be Developed by Education March 5, 1914
Index #135: Boston Alumnae Luncheon (informal talk) February 28, 1914
Index #136: Y.W.C.A. Boston March 3, 1914
Index #137: Vespers--A Lenten Talk March 15, 1915
Index #138: Why Stand Ye Here All the Day Idle? (Chapel Service) April 12, 1914
Index #139: Sophomore Prayer Meeting Talk April 19, 1914
Index #140: Jewett, Professor Louise Rogers (Memorial Service) April 12, 1914
Index #141: The Practical Value of a Liberal Arts Training for Women April 7, 1914
Index #142: New York Alumnae Luncheon May 9, 1914
Index #143: The General Secretaryship--A Position of Conflicting Opposites May 8, 1914
Index #144: Analysis of a Gentleman May 22, 1914
Index #145: Mary Lyon and her Work for Women July 27, 1904
Index #146: Vespers--Baccalaureate June 7, 1914
Index #147: Junior Prayer Meeting Talk May 14, 1914
Index #148: Commencement Address (Passaic High School) June 25, 1914
Index #149: Preparation of Women for Twentieth Century Life July 6, 1914
Index #150: A Gift of Days (Chapel Talk) September 24, 1914
Index #151: Talk to Entering Students October 1, 1910
Index #153: Woman's Voice for Peace September 10, 1914
Index #154: Emma Willard and her Gift to Education October 6, 1914
Index #155: The Keeping of the Lord's Day October 11, 1914
Index #156: The Present Day Mission of the College December 5, 1914
Index #157: The Passover Scandal April-May 1893
Index #158: Relation of the Educated College Woman to the Twentieth Century November 13, 1914
Index #159: Vosburgh, Isabelle Marion December 7, 1914
Index #160: Graduate Council January 26, 1915
Index #161: Philadelphia Alumnae Association Luncheon January 16, 1915
Index #162: Some Debatable Questions Before the College Woman of Today January 23, 1915
Index #163: Coman, Katharine (Memorial Service) January 31, 1915
Index #164: Patriotism February 16, 1915
Index #165: Our Debt to Brown April 11-15, 1914
Index #166: A.C.A. Boston March 10, 1915
Index #167: Sophomore Prayer Meeting March 11, 1915; April 11, 1915
Index #168: The Challenge of the Century March 24, 1915
Index #169: Value of the Constructive April 8, 1915
Index #170: Brown's Contribution to the Education of Women April 16, 1915
Index #171: Barnard College, Twenty-fifth Anniversary April 29, 1915
Index #172: Student League Notes April 28, 1915
Index #173: Garrett, Mary E. (Memorial Service) May 9, 1915
Index #174: Success May 12, 1915
Index #175: Impressions of the Seminary May 8, 1915
Index #176: The Place of Education in International Cooperation May 21, 1915
Index#177: Williston, Lyman A. (Memorial Service) May 30, 1915
Index #178: Senior Prayer Meeting Talk College June 3, 1915
Index #179: The City Beautiful June 9, 1915
Index #180: Mountain Day--The Future June 14, 1915
Index #181: The Coming Days June 12, 1915
Index #182: Reunion Banquet of 1910 June 12, 1915
Index #183: Gulick, Alice Gordon (tribute written for life of) July 14, 1915
Index #184: Sabbath and Social Uplift July 29, 1915
Index #185: Beauty in Life August 8, 1915; June 7, 1916
Index #186: Alumnae Address (Northern California) July 31, 1915
Index #187: Alumnae Address (Southern California) August 4, 1915
Index #188: Chapel Talk September 23, 1915
Index #189: Y.W.C.A. and Student League Reception September 25, 1915
Index #190: Some Essentials of the Modern Girl's Education October 4, 1915
Index #191: MacCracken, Pres. Henry Noble (Inauguration) October 13, 1915
Index #192: National Congregational Council October 22, 1915
Index #193: An Old Profession in a New Setting November 12, 1915; November 1922
Index #194: The New England Woman's Educational Heritage November 20, 1915
Index #195: Pittsburgh Alumnae Reception November 19, 1915
Index #196: Association of Northwest Chicago November 15, 1915
Index #197: Chapel Talk January 6, 1916
Index #198: What Does It Mean To Be A Christian? January 9, 1916; February 25, 1916; April 9, 1916
Index #199: The Challenge of Tomorrow January 14, 22, 27, 1916; February 7, 16, 25, 1916; May 24, 29, 1916; June 6, 1916
Index #200: Junior Prayer Meeting January 12, 1916
Index #201: What is the Women's College Trying to do for Women? January 21, 1916
Index #202: The Development of the Love of Romantic Scenery in America October 1897
Index #203: A Glimpse of the Pacific Coast February 11, 1916
Index #204: Mount Holyoke Today and Tomorrow February 26, 1916
Index #205: The New Epoch n.d.
Index #206: The College Woman and the New Epoch March 13, 18, 22, 24, 1916
Index #207: Schwab, John C. (Memorial Service) March 20, 1916
Index #208: Chapel Talk April 5, 1916
Index #209: Senior Prayer Meeting, Heart-Culture April 12, 1916
Index #210: Shakespeare Tercentenary Address April 25, 1916
Index #211: The Fact of Life, or Truth to the Fact June 1, 2, 1916; November 8, 1916; January 13, 1917; February 5, 1917
Index #212: Baccalaureate Vespers June 11, 1916
Index #213: The Story of a Pioneer (review of) July 1916
Index #214: Chapel Talk October 5, 1916
Index #215: The Liberal Arts Course--Is It Out of Date? October 12, 28, 1916; November 7, 1916
Index #216: The Education of the Modern Woman November 3, 22, 1916; December 2, 4, 6, 1916
Index #217: Skinner Coffee House Dedication November 14, 1916
Index #218: Town and Gown December 11, 1916
Index #219: Chapel Talk January 4, 1917
Index #220: An Ancient Message In A Modern Setting January 14, 1917; February 4, 1917; March 16, 1921
Index #221: The Early History of the Colonial Post Office January 1894; January 19, 1917
Index #222: Women and the World Crisis January 27, 1917; December 13, 1917
Index #223: Junior Prayer Meeting Talk January 31, 1917
Index #224: Graduate Council Talk February 17, 1917
Index #225: Resolved, that the Curricula of Women's Colleges Are Based Too Closely on Classical Tradition February 19, 1917
Index #226: Sophomore Prayer Meeting May 10, 1916
Index #227: Faculty Prayer Meeting March 14, 1917
Index #228: Practical Value of a Liberal Arts Education April 11, 1917
Index #229: Constantinople College Talk April 18, 1917
Index #230: Work of the Union Along Lines of Vocational Guidance and Appointment Bureau April 26, 1917
Index #231: Woman's Part in the Coming Program of Peace May 5, 1917
Index #232: Freshman Prayer Meeting May 8, 1917
Index #233: Sophomore Prayer Meeting May 9, 1917
Index #234: Women and the War May 12, 1917
Index #235: For What Are We Educating? June 1917
Index #236: The Y.W.C.A. and the Present Crisis May 17, 1917
Index #237: Ellis, Miss Mary (Funeral Service) May 22, 1917
Index #238: Mead, Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs (Service in Memory of) June 3, 1917
Index #239: For What Are We Educating? June 6, 1917; June 7, 1917
Index #240: Vesper Talk June 10, 1917
Index #241: Mount Holyoke Catalogue n.d.
Index #242: Huxley, T.H. (Autobiography of) August 31, 1917
Index #243: Chapel Talk September 20, 1917
Index #244: Athletic Association Talk September 26, 1917
Index #245: Talk to Freshmen September 28, 1917
Index #246: Preparedness in the Home October 3, 1917
Index #247: Lost Moments in the Christian Woman's Life October 10, 1917
Index #248: Twenty-fifth Anniversary, Women's College in Brown University October 20, 1917
Index #249: Western and Central New York Alumnae (address before) November 3, 1917; November 10, 1917
Index #250: Liberty Loan Rally October 24, 1917
Index #251: Woman's Share in World Missions November 14, 1917
Index #252: Doctor Andrews (An Appreciation) November 22, 1917
Index #253: Thanksgiving Talk November 25, 1917; November 27; 1917
Index #254: Educational Problems in the Colleges for Women December 8, 1917
Index #255: What Does It Mean To Be A Patriot? January 8, 1918
Index #256: Faculty Prayer Meeting January 9, 1918
Index #257: Talk at Teacher's College, Columbia University January 17, 1918
Index #258: Facing a New Era January 23, 1918; January 26, 1918
Index #259: Students' League Courtesy February 6, 1918
Index #260: Some Ideals for Deans February 26, 1918
Index #261: Graduate Council February 16, 1918
Index #262: What Are We Trying To Do? March 20, 1918
Index #263: The Woman's College and Social Training June 1918
Index #264: Chapel Talk April 3, 1918
Index #265: Sophomore Prayer Meeting March 12, 1918
Index #266: Junior Prayer Meeting April 10, 1918
Index #267: Chapel Talk April 11, 1918
Index #268: Freshman Prayer Meeting April 11, 1918
Index #269: Traveling Salesman April 13, 1918
Index #270: Vesper Talk April 21, 1918
Index #271: The College for Women and the War May 12, 1918
Index #272: Senior Prayer Meeting May 8, 1918
Index #273: Mobilizing the Soul of America May 17, 1918
Index #275: Mobilizing the Soul of America May 26, 1918
Index #276: An Instinct in Workmanship May 29, 1918; June 5, 1918; May 19, 1918
Index #277: Chapel Talk June 1, 1918
Index #278: A Redefinition of Fraternity June 4, 1918
Index #279: Baccalaureate Vespers June 9, 1918
Index #280: Summer School (opening of) June 26, 1918
Index #281: Talk to Entering Students September 27, 1918
Index #282: Chapel Talk September 20, 1918
Index #283: Vesper Talk September 22, 1918
Index #284: Summer School Report n.d.
Index #285: Woman and her Gift of Service October 27, 1918
Index #286: American Womanhood One Hundred Years Ago and Now April 21, 24, 1920; May 5, 1920; April 4, 1921
Index #287: The Church from the College Students' Standpoint November 19, 1918
Index #288: The New World and the Church November 9-18, 1918
Index #289: Roosevelt Service January 19, 1919
Index #290: Conservation in the Colleges for Women December 4, 1918
Index #291: The Colleges and our National Ideals January 9, 1919
Index #292: Feminism January 12, 1919
Index #293: Today and its Demands January 15, 18, 23, 26, 29, 1919; February 4, 6, 1919
Index #294: Phi Beta Kappa and its Significance February 5, 1919
Index #295: Women and Democracy February 12, 1919
Index #296: Student League Talk January 21, 1919
Index #297: Graduate Council February 15, 1919; April 26, 1919
Index #298: Vesper Talk February 16, 1919
Index #299: The College Woman as a World Citizen March 8, 15, 1919
Index #300: The Nation and the Inter-Nation March 22, 1919
Index #301: Lenten Bible Class Talk on Matthew 1919
Index #302: Bought With a Price April 1, 1919; May 11, 20, 1919
Index #303: Personal Influence April 3, 9, 1919
Index #304: Woman's Work in the Modern City Church April 6, 1919
Index #305: Baccalaureate Vespers June 8, 1919
Index #306: Training for Citizenship April 8, 1919
Index #307: Silver Bay Talk June 27, 1919
Index #308: Citizenship Problems April 22, 1919; May 7, 1919; October 28, 1919
Index #309: Freshman Prayer Meeting April 15, 1919
Index #312: Vesper Talk May 4, 1919
Index #314: League of Nations Address May 11, 1919
Index #316: The College Woman in the Community June 3, 16, 18, 1919
Index #317: Women in Politics July 25, 1919
Index #318: Reconstruction and the Education of Women August 25, 1919
Index #319: Chapel Talk September 19, 1919
Index #320: Talk to Entering Students September 25, 1919
Index #321: League of Nations Meeting September 30, 1919
Index #322: Faculty Prayer Meeting October 22, 1919
Index #323: Reconstruction Problems October 24, 1919; February 18, 1920
Index #324: What Is An Ideal? November 3, 1919
Index #325: Content Examinations: Shall They Be Abandoned? November 28, 1919
Index #326: Americanism November 27, 1919
Index #327: Reconstruction and Education December 2, 3, 11, 1919; January 12, 23, 1920
Index #328: Americanization December 16, 1919
Index #329: Ratification Meeting December 18, 1919; January 25, 1920
Index #330: The College Woman in This World Leadership January 8, 1920
Index #331: Chicago College Club January 9, 10, 1920
Index #332: Americanization January 23, 26, 1920; February 25, 1920
Index #333: International Meeting February 6, 1920
Index #334: Graduate Council Report February 14, 1920
Index #335: Students League February 16, 1920
Index #336: Boston Alumnae Association February 18, 1920
Index #337: Senior Prayer Meeting March 10, 11, 1920
Index #338: Unveiling of Tablet to Service Men April 8, 1920
Index #339: Women in the New World June 20, 1920; June 19, 1924; October 24, 1924; November 17, 1924; December 12, 17, 1924; January 17, 1925; May 17, 1926; April 21, 1926
Index #340: Baccalaureate Vespers June 13, 1920
Index #341: Y.W.C.A. Conference June 23, 1920
Index #342: Buffalo Alumnae Dinner April 2, 1920
Index #343: Cleveland Forum April 27, 1920
Index #344: New York Endowment Dinner May 10, 1920
Index #345: Vesper Talk December 7, 1919
Index #346: The Woman's College and the Public April 24, 26, 1920; March 16, 1920; October 26, 1920
Index #347: Women and Today's Needs June 30, 1920
Index #348: Chapel Talk September 24, 1920
Index #349: Our Common Problem September 21, 1920; October 28, 1920; November 1922; February 14, 1923; December 5, 1923
Index #350: Academic Team Work October 29, 1920
Index #351: Alumnae Association Talk October 23, 25, 1920
Index #352: The College Woman in the Modern World November 17, 1920; January 20, 1921; February 15, 1921; March 7, 8, 1921; April 2, 1921; November 1922
Index #353: Sophomore Prayer Meeting November 14, 1920
Index #354: Our Grandmothers and Their Granddaughters December 21, 1920; January 18, 1921
Index #355: Barnard Club Greeting February 8, 1921
Index #356: The Duties of Voting February 4, 1921
Index #357: International Federation of University Women January 28, 1921
Index #358: Association of American Colleges January 6, 1921
Index #359: Some of the Deeper Needs of Our Modern Life February 24, 1921
Index #360: Students' League: Cheapness as Characteristic of Age February 25, 1921
Index #361: The American Woman November 22, 1920
Index #362: Graduate Council March 11, 1921
Index #363: A Time-Honored Problem March 23, 1921
Index #364: Baccalaureate Vespers June 12, 1921
Index #365: Pres. Angell (Inauguration of) June 21, 1921
Index #366: The Educated Man and Woman in the World Today June 30, 1921
Index #367: Mountain Day 1921
Index #368: Educational Missions and the Future of China March 12, 1922
Index #369: The Cultivation of Personal Religion March 23, 1922
Index #370: Graduate Council March 9, 1922
Index #372: Students' League Meeting April 11, 1922
Index #373: China Vesper Service September 25, 1921
Index #374: China American Woman's Club January 3, 1922
Index #376: The Christian Church and Education in China April 20, 1922; October 1922
Index #377: The Christian Church and Society April 20, 1922
Index #378: A New Factor in an Ancient Civilization April 26, 1922; October 10, 23, 25, 1922; November 24, 1922; December 6, 1922; January 13, 24, 1923
Index #380: The College Woman: East and West April 8, 1922; November 1922; June 17, 1922
Index #381: Observations in China May 1, 1922; January 28, 1923
Index #382: China and the Trend of Modern Education May 24, 1922
Index #383: Commencement: The Lincoln School May 31, 1922
Index #384: Junior-Freshman Association Meeting May 7, 1922
Index #385: Sophomore Association Meeting May 28, 1922
Index #386: Baccalaureate Vespers June 11, 1922
Index #387: Teaching as an Adventure June 30, 1922; November 1922
Index #388: Education as an Adventure June 28, 1922; January 31, 1923; February 14, 1923; June 13, 15, 1923; May 2, 6, 1926; April 28, 1926, March 31, 1927
Index #389: Idealism Applied to Politics July 31, 1922
Index #390: Chapel Talk September 22, 1922
Index #391: Fortieth Anniversary of Park Place Church October 1, 1922
Index #392: China and the Student's Opportunity October 30, 1921
Index #393: Talk to Entering Students October 6, 1922
Index #394: Oh East is East, and West is West October 20, 1922
Index #395: Hartford Seminary Foundation November 1, 1922
Index #396: The Trend of Modern Education in China November 23, 1922; December 4, 14, 1922; January 12, 1923; November 12, 1924; January 13, 19, 1925
Index #397: A Mental Photograph of Mount Holyoke December 2, 1922
Index #398: Phi Beta Kappa Fellowship Tea January 16, 1923
Index #399: Education of the Women of China January 11, 1923
Index #400: Waites, Margaret (Service in Memory of) March 17, 1923
Index #402: Chapel Talk April 7, 1923
Index #403: The New Citizenship April 18, 24, 1923; May 16, 1923; January 14, 31, 1924; June 12, 1924
Index #404: Reaction of the College Student to Religion April 16, 1923
Index #405: Mr. Wilson as an Intellectual Leader May 1, 1923
Index #406: Classical Association of New England March 30, 1923
Index #407: The Twentieth Century College Woman May 7, 1923; June 14, 1923; January 28, 1924; February 11, 1924
Index #408: Alumnae Association Meeting May 9, 1923
Index #409: Symposium May 22, 1923
Index #410: Mr. Wicks Appreciation Social June 1, 1923
Index #411: Alumnae Forum June 9, 1923
Index #412: Baccalaureate Vespers June 10, 1923
Index #413: King, Lida Shaw n.d.
Index #414: Chapel Talk September 21, 1923
Index #415: What Women of the United States Have Accomplished in the Field of Education October 12, 1923
Index #416: The Call for Its Leadership October 16, 1923
Index #417: Talk to Freshmen October 10, 1923
Index #419: Christian Education of World Leadership November 11, 1923
Index #420: A Constructive Program of Peace November 13, 1923
Index #421: Women as an Asset in Politics November 19, 21, 1923
Index #422: Common Sense and Sentiment in International Relations March 19, 1923; November 26, 1923; January 15, 19, 23, 25, 1924; February 15, 1924; March 24, 1924
Index #423: The Better Home December 8, 1923
Index #424: The New Year at Mount Holyoke January 18, 1924
Index #425: Woodrow Wilson February 6, 1924
Index #426: Our Sister Republic Across the Pacific February 10, 1924; March 14, 1924; April 11, 1924
Index #427: Women's College in Brown University February 23, 1924
Index #428: Graduate Council March 1, 1924; February 29, 1924; April 11, 1924
Index #429: Cornelia Clapp Building March 17, 1924
Index #430: The Religion of the College Girl March 10, 1924; February 27, 1927
Index #431: Vespers December 2, 5, 1923
Index #432: School of Politics January 10, 1924
Index #433: Present Assets and Liabilities in Education April 12, 1924; May 3, 1924
Index #434: Chapel Talk April 8, 1924
Index #435: The Village Beautiful April 22, 1924
Index #436: My Christian Responsibility in the Business of Government April 30, 1924
Index #437: Cowles, Louise T. May 8, 1924
Index #438: The Woman of 1924 May 5, 1924
Index #439: Baccalaureate Vespers June 8, 1924
Index #440: Attleboro Falls Congregational Church June 15, 1924
Index #441: Student Federation of Religious Liberals June 21, 1924
Index #442: Whither? June 25, 1924; May 28, 1925; June 2, 1925
Index #443: Chapel Talk September 19, 1924
Index #444: Vespers September 21, 1924; November 16, 1924; May 12, 1925
Index #445: Y.W.C.A. and Community Reception September 20, 1924
Index #446: Y.W.C.A. October 1, 1924
Index #447: Yesterday and Today in the Christian Church October 7, 1924
Index #448: Talk to Freshmen October 2, 1924
Index #449: A New Aspect of an Old Question October 24, 1924; April 26, 1926; May 7, 1926; November 21, 1930; June 11, 1931
Index #451: Our Foremothers and their Granddaughters December 16, 22, 1924; November 17, 1925; April 29, 1926; May 5, 1926
Index #452: Chapel Talk January 6, 1925
Index #453: Alumnae Association January 10, 1925
Index #454: Contribution of Christianity to the Womanhood of the Orient January 30, 1925
Index #455: Vespers January 18, 1925
Index #456: Education of International Understanding January 22, 1925
Index #457: Is There Room for the Things of the Spirit on the Life of Today? February 25, 1925; April 19, 1925
Index #458: Standards at Mount Holyoke College February 14, 1925; March 28, 1925
Index #459: Missionary Conference March 6, 1925
Index #460: Education of Women in China March 18, 22, 1925
Index #461: China 1921; 1923
Index #462: Chapel Talk April 7, 1925
Index #463: Memorial Service April 19, 1925
Index #464: AAUW May 14, 1925
Index #465: Wellesley College Fiftieth Anniversary May 29, 1925
Index #466: Baccalaureate Vespers June 7, 1925
Index #467: The College Girl of Today and Yesterday October 1925
Index #468: Health as a Problem in College Life September 23, 1926
Index #469: Chapel Talk September 25, 1925
Index #470: Old Hadley Church October 4, 1925
Index #471: American Association University Professors October 8, 1925
Index #472: Changing Ideals of Home Life October 17, 1925
Index #473: A Student Problem in the Far East October 28, 1925
Index #474: Memorial Service May 20, 1925
Index #475: The Girl of Today November 30, 1925; January 6, 16, 22, 31, 1926; April 30, 1926; May 3, 1926
Index #476: Alumnae Association November 13, 1925
Index #477: New England Association College and Secondary Schools December 4, 1925
Index #478: Cooperation Among the Countries of the Pacific Along Education Lines January 22, 1925; July 10, 1925
Index #479: Institute of Pacific Relations at Honolulu November 13, 1925; January 8, 15, 22, 25, 1926; February 2, 8, 18, 1926; March 16, 1926
Index #480: Trustee-Alumnae Conference January 29, 1926
Index #481: Brooks-Bryce Cup Presentation of Miss Porter's School February 4, 1926
Index #482: Graduate Council February 26, 1926
Index #483: A Next Step in Education March 13, 1926; April 16, 20, 24, 1926; May 7, 1926
Index #484: A Great Investment for Girlhood March 24, 1926
Index #485: The Kingdom of Heaven in Us All March 30, 1926
Index #486: Baccalaureate Vespers June 9, 13, 1926
Index #487: Education And Its Appeal to the Imagination June 23, 1926
Index #488: Silver Bay June 21, 1926
Index #489: Mountain Conference September 22, 1926
Index #490: Chapel Talk September 24, 1926; December 7, 1926; October 30, 1927
Index #491: Mary Lyon February 28, 1925
Index #491A: The College Woman of the Orient October 2, 1926
Index #492: What the American Woman Thinks May 1928
Index #493: A Prayer for World Friendships n.d.
Index #494: Teaching as a Profession October 29, 1926
Index #495: In Flanders Fields November 11, 1926
Index #496: Women in Phi Beta Kappa November 27, 1926
Index #497: Phi Beta Kappa Sesquicentennial December 6, 1926
Index #498: Educational Trends November 12, 1926
Index #499: Women's Colleges of Today January 12, 20, 1927
Index #500: Mary Lyon December 1926
Index #501: A Renaissance in Health November 9, 1925
Index #502: Education as an International Bond November 6, 1926
Index #503: Internationalism as seen from Institute of Pacific Relations at Honolulu December 14, 1926; January 22, 28, 1927; February 7, 12, 27, 1927; February 29, 1928
Index #504: Little Bits of Folks February 2, 9, 11, 1927
Index #505: Mount Holyoke's One Hundredth Birthday February 19, 1927
Index #506: Broadcast March 22, 1927
Index #507: The Need of Religion in the Life of the Girl of Today March 27, 1927; January 24, 1929
Index #508: The Significance of Holy Week April 12, 1927
Index #509: The Twentieth Century Y.W.C.A. April 19, 1927
Index #510: Chapel Talk April 5, 1927
Index #511: The Educated Woman of the 20th Century April 29, 30, 1927
Index #512: Mary Lyon the Progressive May 5, 1927
Index #513: Inauguration of John Edgar Park May 5, 1927
Index #514: Alumnae Association Meeting June 11, 1927
Index #515: Baccalaureate Vespers June 12, 1927
Index #516: Mountain Day June 8, 1923
Index #517: The Institute of Pacific Relations and China October 1927
Index #518: The Institute of Education August 7, 1927
Index #519: A.A.U.W. August 1, 1927
Index #520: League of Women Voters July 13, 1927
Index #521: Mountain Conference September 19, 1927
Index #522: Chapel Talk September 23, 1927
Index #523: Has the Church a Task for the Twentieth Century Woman? October 19, 1927
Index #524: American Educational Influences on Education of Women Abroad December 3, 1927
Index #525: The Younger Generation April 20, 1928; October 2, 1928; December 10, 1928; January 24, 1929; February 27, 1929
Index #526: National Council of Women December 8, 1927
Index #527: Chapel Talk January 3, 1928
Index #528: The Debt to Shakespeare January 2, 1928
Index #529: Intercollegiate Conference January 21, 1928; February 4, 1928
Index #530: Y.W.C.A. Talk January 20, 1928
Index #531: A.A.U.W. January 31, 1928
Index #532: The Opportunity of Responsibility of the A.A.U.W. in Securing Better International Relations February 11, 1928; March 17, 1928
Index #533: A College Ramble with the Administration February 17, 1928
Index #534: James, Dr. J. Franklin February 24, 1928
Index #535: The Association and the World Outlook March 17, 1928; May 16, 19, 1928
Index #536: Evolution in the Feminine World March 19, 1928; January 9, 1930
Index #537: The Woman's College and the Modern Girl March 16, 1928
Index #538: I came that they may have life April 1, 1928
Index #539: Thy Kingdom Come April 17, 1928
Index #540: Yenching College April 24, 1928
Index #541: Things are in the Saddle and ride Mankind June 4, 19, 1928
Index #542: Vesper Talk June 10, 1928
Index #543: Alumnae Forum June 9, 1928
Index #544: Women's College in America July 1928
Index #545: Chapel Talk September 21, 1928
Index #546: Why I Am Going to Vote for Hoover October 14, 23, 31, 1928; November 3, 1928
Index #547: The Significance of Honors' Day October 19, 1928
Index #548: What the A.A.U.W. is Trying to Accomplish October 20, 1928; November 16, 1928
Index #549: How can Education for International Cooperating be made Effective in the U.S.? November 17, 19, 1928; March 21, 1928
Index #550: Thou Shalt No Longer be than thy Desire November 13, 1928; February 21, 1929; April 15, 1929
Index #551: Education of Women in the U.S. January 8, 1929
Index #552: Not by might nor by power January 13, 20, 1929; March 3, 1929
Index #553: Educational Trends January 9, 29, 1929
Index #554: Religion and the Girl of Today January 24, 1929
Index #555: What College Does for Girls December 10, 1928
Index #556: A Question and an Answer February 15, 1929
Index #557: Thou Shalt No Longer Be Than Thy Desire February 21, 1929
Index #558: Achievement Versus Possibility February 28, 1929; April 1929
Index #559: Character and Religion March 3, 1929; January 9, 1930
Index #560: Science of Powers n.d.
Index #561: The Y.W.C.A. as a Unit May 12, 1929
Index #562: The College of Today May 18, 1929
Index #563: Individualizing the College Student May 1929
Index #564: To Radcliffe College, for the Colleges for Women May 31, 1929
Index #565: The League's Interest in Adult Education as I Have Known It May 22, 1929
Index #566: A Century-Old Gift June 5, 1929
Index #567: Look Up and Laugh and Love and Lift June 9, 1929
Index #568: World Understanding from the Point of View of Women June 15, 1929
Index #569: Subjects and Suggestions for Talks n.d.
Index #570: Thomas, President M. Carey n.d.
Index #571: Chapel Talk September 20, 1929
Index #572: William Tennent's Log College October 3, 1929
Index #573: Citizenship as an Adventure October 9, 1929
Index #574: Broadcast October 17, 1929
Index #575: The College Girl in Relation to the Home October 29, 1929
Index #576: A.A.U.W. October 19, 1929
Index #577: Woodrow Wilson Dinner November 11, 1929
Index #578: What Sixty Years has done for Women in Education November 1929
Index #579: The Americanism of the Colleges for Women November 13, 1929
Index #580: The Mount Holyoke of the Future November 25, 1929
Index #581: Notable Members of the Faculty and What They are Doing December 13, 1929; May 1930
Index #582: Has the Tenth Birthday of the League of Nations Significance? January 12, 1930
Index #583: Mary Lyon February 1, 1930
Index #584: Things That Are Most Worthwhile February 6, 1930
Index #585: The Education of Girls February 13, 1930
Index #586: Forward Steps in the A.A.U.W. March 28, 1930; April 4, 1930; May 16, 23, 1930
Index #587: King's Chapel Talk April 24, 1930
Index #588: What may the Alumni do for an Institution? May 1, 1930
Index #589: The Future and its Inspiration May 6, 1930
Index #590: Academic Trends at Mount Holyoke May 16, 1930
Index #591: International Relations Dinner May 17, 1930
Index #592: Y.W.C.A. May 25, 1930
Index #593: Mount Holyoke Club of New Hampshire May 24, 1930
Index #594: A New Aspect of an Old Question June 11, 1931
Index #595: Baccalaureate Vespers June 8, 1930
Index #596: Value of Research for Women May 15, 1930
Index #597: What's Wrong with Women Teachers? October 1930
Index #598: Chapel Talk September 19, 1930
Index #599: Cultural Values that a College Education Might Possess September 1930
Index #600: Youth and the World October 27, 1930
Index #601: Unfinished Educational Tasks November 10, 1930
Index #602: The New Curriculum at Mount Holyoke n.d.
Index #603: Seven College Dinner November 12, 1930
Index #604: White House Conference Dinner November 20, 1930
Index #605: Our Fiftieth Birthday November 19, 21, 1930; March 28, 1931
Index #606: Tagore Reception December 1, 1930
Index #607: Present Day Problems in the Field of Education January 18, 1931
Index #608: Mount Holyoke's Contribution to Internationalism: Past, Present and Future February 13, 1931
Index #609: What My Religion Means to Me February 25, 1931
Index #610: Rutgers University Talk March 29, 1931
Index #611: A.A.U.W. Dinner March 31, 1931
Index #612: A.A.U.W. Fiftieth Anniversary April 10, 11, 1931
Index #613: Nichols, Rev. Jesse G. April 19, 1931
Index #614: We and the World May 1, 4, 1931
Index #615: Y.W.C.A. Tea May 2, 1931
Index #616: Women and Scholarship May 7, 1931
Index #617: Candlelight Services October 12, 1930; October 9, 1932; October 22, 1933; October 14, 1934; September 29, 1935; October 11, 1936
Index #618: Taking Account of Stock May 13, 1931; June 6, 1931
Index #619: Dedication of the Fountain at the Village Green May 29, 1931
Index #620: Mountain Day June 5, 1931
Index #621: Alumnae Day June 6, 1931
Index #622: Baccalaureate Vespers June 7, 1931
Index #623: The Present in the Light of the Past June 14, 1931
Index #624: Endowment Dinner May 3, 1921
Index #625: International Student Services Conference August 31, 1931
Index #626: Phi Beta Kappa Dinner September 9, 1931
Index #627: Chapel Talk October 13, 1931
Index #628: Freshman Welcome October 12, 1931
Index #629: The Function of the College of Liberal Arts in Modern Life October 16, 1931
Index #630: National Society for the Study of Education n.d.
Index #631: The World We Live In December 2, 1931
Index #632: Animal Hospital Dedication December 3, 1931
Index #633: On Awakening Women to their Civic Duty December 16, 1931
Index #634: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom January 10, 1932
Index #635: Boston City Club January 14, 1932
Index #636: Dinner in Honor of Miss Woolley January 19, 1932
Index #637: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom September 16, 1932
Index #638: Chapel Talk September 22, 1932
Index #639: Women's Part and Power in the Peace Movement September 29, 1932
Index #640: Geneva Disarmament Conference September 30, 1932; October 1, 1932
Index #641: Springfield College Club October 5, 1932
Index #642: What Happened at Geneva? October 10, 18, 25, 26, 29, 1932; November 14, 15, 1932; December 1, 1932
Index #643: Smith College Alumnae Conference October 15, 1932
Index #644: The World and the Church October 20, 1932
Index #645: Broadcast November 3, 1932
Index #646: Y.W.C.A. Twenty-fifth Anniversary Celebration November 12, 1932
Index #647: Moral Disarmament and Education November 25, 1932; December 10, 1932; January 11, 1933
Index #648: What Happened? What is Happening? What will Happen? December 5, 1932
Index #649: The Church and World Peace December 6, 1932
Index #650: The Exchange Club December 8, 1932
Index #651: Can the Disarmament Conference Succeed? December 12, 1932
Index #652: The Outlook for Disarmament January 6, 9, 12, 1933; February 24, 1933; May 19, 1933; January 1933
Index #653: The Status of Disarmament January 17, 1933
Index #654: Broadcast at Eight Conference on the Cause and Cure for War January 17, 1933
Index #655: Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D. February 8, 1933
Index #656: The Year at Geneva February 13, 25, 1933; March 18, 31, 1933
Index #657: What I Owe to my Father February 19, 1933
Index #658: The Disarmed Mind February 20, 1933
Index #659: Disarmament and its Relation to International Questions February 28, 1933; March 30, 1933
Index #660: South Hadley Church March 12, 1933
Index #661: Educational Trends of Today March 18, 1933
Index #662: Chicago, University of March 19, 1933; January 14, 1934
Index #663: Education and World Mindedness March 20, 1933; April 12, 1933
Index #664: Trust Officers Luncheon March 31, 1933
Index #665: Women's Part in the Settlement of International Problems April 20, 1933
Index #666: Disarmament April 23, 1933
Index #667: A.A.U.W. Biennial Address May 17, 1933
Index #668: The Work of University Women for Peace May 21, 1933
Index #669: Education for Peace May 25, 1933
Index #670: Chapin School Commencement June 2, 1933
Index #671: An Age of Power June 13, 14, 1933
Index #672: What is Happening at Geneva? June 21, 1933
Index #673: A New Responsibility August 26, 1933; September 8, 1933
Index #674: The World We Live In August 27, 1933
Index #675: World Planning for Peace--Through Education September 17, 1933
Index #676: Chapel Talk September 21, 1933
Index #677: World Thinking on Disarmament Problems October 1, 1933
Index #678: Educating for Peace October 13, 1933; April 14, 1934
Index #679: International Peace and Disarmament October 15, 1933
Index #680: The Duty of the Church in the Field of International Relations October 17, 1933
Index #681: Suffield School Centennial October 25, 1933
Index #682: The National and International Character of our College November 2, 1933
Index #683: After Fifteen Years November 5, 12, 1933
Index #684: The Place of the Teacher in World Problems November 11, 1933
Index #685: Geneva and the International Situation November 28, 1933; December 2, 13, 14, 1933
Index #686: Chapel Talk January 3, 1934
Index #687: Broadcast January 4, 1934
Index #688: Understanding the International Situation January 18, 1934
Index #689: Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D. February 7, 1934
Index #690: Mount Holyoke's Assets--An Enduring Idea February 14, 1934
Index #691: What Every Alumna Should Know February 17, 1934
Index #692: The Will to Peace February 21, 28, 1934
Index #693: Internationalism--Its Present and Its Future February 27, 1934
Index #694: Trust Officers Luncheon March 1, 1934
Index #695: Harvard University February 18, 1934
Index #696: Geneva--The Present Situation March 29, 1934, April 30, 1934
Index #697: Peace and Disarmament April 3, 1934
Index #698: Mount Holyoke--A Progressive College April 14, 1934
Index #699: Palmer Memorial Institute April 20, 1934
Index #700: The Church in Action for International Peace May 2, 1934
Index #701: Mother's Day Dinner May 13, 1934
Index #702: Ward-Belmont School May 29, 1934
Index #703: Fiftieth Anniversary June 15, 21, 28, 1934
Index #704: Some Aspects of our Foreign Policy June 11, 1934
Index #705: Lake Erie College-Seventy-fifth Anniversary June 13, 1934
Index #705A: Talk on Woodrow Wilson n.d.
Index #706: Opening Chapel Talk September 20, 1934
Index #707: Thirty-Five Years A Forecast October 1, 1934
Index #708: President Chalmers (Inauguration of) October 10, 1934
Index #709: Sufficient Unto the Day is the Miracle Thereof October 14, 1934
Index #710: General Electric Luncheon October 16, 1934
Index #711: Trust Officers' Luncheon October 17, 1934
Index #712: The International Situation and the Teacher October 26, 1934
Index #713: The New Deal for the Woman's Club October 31, 1934
Index #714: Y.W.C.A. Broadcast November 15, 1934
Index #715: Trust Officers' Luncheon November 14, 1934
Index #716: The Point and Purpose of our Alliance November 22, 1934
Index #717: The International Situation and the Public November 16, 17, 1934
Index #718: Because Wars Waste Human Life November 1934
Index #719: Trust Officers' Luncheon November 14, 21, 1934
Index #720: The International Outlook and Our Responsibility January 12, 13, 1935
Index #721: Internationalism and Disarmament January 15, 1935
Index #722: The International Outlook and Our Responsibility February 4, 6, 1935
Index #723: The Will to Peace February 5, 1935
Index #725: The College Woman in the World Community February 20, 22, 1934
Index #726: The Woman's College in a New Day February 28, 1935
Index #727: The Child in Relation to the Twentieth Century February 27, 1935
Index #728: Thine Eyes Shall See the King in His Beauty: They Shall Behold the Land that is Very Far Off March 19, 1935; April 7, 1935
Index #729: The College and the World of Today April 5, 1935
Index #730: The International Outlook and Our Responsibility April 8, 1935
Index #731: We will carry on as well as you have April 11, 1935
Index #732: College Why? April 9, 1935
Index #733: Progress, Man's Distinctive Mark Alone May 27, 1935; June 17, 1935
Index #734: The International Outlook and Our Responsibility May 27, 1935
Index #735: Education--Why? June 4, 6, 1935
Index #736: Elisha Benjamin Andrews June 15, 1935
Index #737: Who Yet Speaketh September 6, 1935
Index #738: Fellowship Dinner September 14, 1935
Index #739: Progress is the Law of Life September 19, 1935
Index #740: One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of Buckland Church October 1, 1935
Index #741: The Educator and Peace October 10, 1935
Index #742: The New World and the Grown-up October 2, 1935; January 15, 1936
Index #743: And in Today Already Walks Tomorrow October 2, 1935
Index #744: Address--Dedication of Addition to Library November 8, 1935
Index #745: Seven College Dinner October 30, 1935
Index #746: Peace is Just a Matter of Stopping to Think November 10, 1935
Index #747: Federation of Women's Clubs November 23, 1935
Index #748: Greeting December 9, 1935
Index #749: The International Situation December 11, 1935
Index #750: The Intelligent Citizen in the 20th Century January 10, 18, 1936
Index #751: Homely Talk January 9, 1936
Index #752: South Congregational Church January 26, 1936
Index #753: Dinner, Conference on the Cause and Cure of War January 21, 1936
Index #754: Boston College Club Dinner January 30, 1936
Index #755: Taking Account of Stock February 15, 1936
Index #756: After 100 Years February 19, 1936
Index #757: Facing a New Half Century February 26, 1936
Index #758: Foreign Affairs April 1936
Index #759: And in Today Already Walks Tomorrow April 1, 1936
Index #760: Detroit Trust Officers' Luncheon March 19, 1936
Index #761: Thinking Internationally March 18, 1936; April 3, 1936
Index #762: Religion and the International Problem April 13, 1936
Index #763: Goodwill in a Troubled World May 7, 1936
Index #764: My Responsibility in a Troubled World May 15, 1936
Index #765: Exploring and Possessing the Unclaimed Areas in World Peace May 14, 1936
Index #766: Park Place Church Dedication May 17, 1936
Index #767: Saint Louis Trust Officers' Luncheon May 13, 1936
Index #768: The Thinking Woman in the Twentieth Century May 21, 1936
Index #769: Commencement Address May 26, 1936
Index #770: Commencement Address June 1, 1936
Index #771: Reflections on Thirty-five Years of Education June 12, 1936
Index #772: Why Education? June 15, 1936
Index #773: Taking Account of International Stock July 8, 1936
Index #774: Taking Account of International Stock July 22, 1936
Index #775: Thinking Internationally July 22, 1936
Index #776: Thinking Internationally July 23, 1936
Index #777: Thinking Internationally July 22, 1936
Index #778: The Good Neighbor Ideal September 15, 1936
Index #779: Chapel--Opening Talk September 24, 1936
Index #780: Convocation Address October 6, 1936
Index #781: The Old Order Changeth October 10, 1936
Index #782: The old-time Lady Principal versus the new-time Dean October 22, 1936
Index #783: Quota Club November 9, 1935
Index #784: What's Next? Armistice Day Address November 11, 1936
Index #785: Plantations Club Address December 1, 1936
Index #786: A Giver of Gifts December 5, 1936; January 25, 1937; March 20, 1937
Index #787: Women and the Federal Council December 10, 1936
Index #788: Resolutions in honor of Ellen Fitz Pendleton Autumn 1936; December 16, 1936
Index #789: The Field of Liberalism in America December 19, 1936
Index #790: People's Mandate Luncheon January 9, 1937
Index #791: Taking Account of International Stock January 19, 1937
Index #792: I Knew Woody February 3, 1937
Index #793: The College and Optimism at Seventy June 1937
Index #794: Mills College Dinner April 7, 1937
Index #795: The Continued Education of University Women April 14, 1937
Index #796: Mount Holyoke in the International Field May 7, 1937
Index #797: Undergraduate Education--What of its Future? May 21, 1937
Index #798: A Quarter Century in Church and College May 23, 1937
Index #799: St. Mary's Hall Centennial May 29, 1937
Index #800: Sweet Briar College October 29, 1937
Index #801: Mount Vernon Seminary November 5, 1937
Index #802: New Jersey College for Women November 2, 1937
Index #803: Elmira College December 6, 1937
Index #804: Albany--Student Christian Movement December 10, 1937
Index #805: Armistice Day Talk November 7, 1937
Index #806: Elmira Forum December 5, 1937
Index #806A: The People's Mandate--Why? January 10, 1938
Index #807: Georgia State Women's College January 14, 15, 1938
Index #808: The Berry Schools January 13, 1938
Index #809: Kate Smith--Columbia Broadcast January 6, 1938
Index #810: League of American Writers March 24, 1939
Index #811: Women's Cooperating Commission December 8, 1938
Index #812: Lawyers' Committee on American Relations with Spain November 19, 1938
Index #813: Our World November 11, 1938
Index #814: And What Doth the Lord Require of Thee? August 20, 1938
Index #815: International Peace Campaign July 23, 24, 1938
Index #816: Lake Erie College June 14, 1938
Index #817: Moulton College June 11, 1938
Index #818: Beloit College June 15, 1938
Index #819: National Education Association June 27, 1938
Index #820: To What End--Education? May 1938; June 28, 1938
Index #821: Monticello College--Centenary May 30, 1938
Index #822: The Lord's hand is not shattered March 4, 1938
Index #823: A.A.U.W. Luncheon March 10, 1938
Index #824: Alumnae--Northern California March 12, 1938
Index #825: Collective Security of Reason March 18, 1938
Index #826: What's Right with America? October 12 (year unknown)
Index #827: Reflections on the International Situation circa 1937
Index #828: If I had a Daughter August 1939
Index #829: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow February 5, 1939
Index #830: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow February 8, 1939
Index #831: Today and Tomorrow February 7, 1939
Index #832: Women's Leadership in Education April 1, 1939
Index #833: What of the Future May 8, 18, 24, 27, 1939
Index #834: Agnes Scott College June 6, 1939
Index #835: Committed to Thy Trust June 11, 1939
Index #836: Outlook for Democracy June 29, 1939
Index #837: Fruit of the Spirit July 23, 1939
Index #839: The Crisis and our Responsibility November 9, 11, 12, 27, 1939; January 9, 12, 1940; February 1940; March 1940
Index #840: Education of Women December 1939
Index #841: Government by Discussion versus Government without Discussion January 27, 1940
Index #842: Greater New York Conference on Inalienable Rights February 12, 1940
Index #843: Women in the Twentieth Century World October 11, 1940
Index #844: Y.W.C.A. Seventy-fifth Anniversary April 8, 1940
Index #845: The World of Tomorrow June 7, 11, 17, 1940; July 2-12, 26, 27, 1940
Index #846: The Twentieth Century Christian September 22, 29, 1940
Index #847: The Search after Power September 30, 1940
Index #848: Women in the Twentieth Century October 11, 1940
Index #849: College of Osteopathic Physicians November 19, 1940
Index #850: To What End--Education? January 14, 16, 19, 1941; March 8, 1941
Index #851: League of Nations conference April 20, 1941
Index #852: Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies April 23, 1941
Index #853: Our International Responsibility May 5-10, 1941
Index #854: Our Latent Resources June 1941; June 16, 1941
Index #855: So Build We Up the Being that We Are August 3, 1941
Index #856: There is a Lion in the Way August 23, 1941; October 9, 1941
Index #857: Pembroke College Fiftieth Anniversary September 24, 1941
Index #858: Women's Cooperating Commission October 6, 1941
Index #859: Helen Bragdon (Inauguration of as President of Lake Erie College) November 1, 1941
Index #860: The World Future--What? November 12, 14, 1941; January 14, 1942
Index #862: Pembroke College Fiftieth Anniversary May 16, 1942
Index #863: And In Today Already Walks Tomorrow May 30, 1942
Index #865: Park Place Church Sixtieth Anniversary October 30, 1942
Index #866: Detroit Conference November 18-19, 1942
Index #867: Preparation for Reconstruction November 20, 1942
Index #868: What Place Shall Women Have in Sharing Policies? n.d.
Index #869: And In Today Already Walks Tomorrow February 16, 1943
Index #870: Woman's Place in the Coming World March 10, 1943
Index #871: Wells College--Vespers May 16, 1943
Index #872: Latent Moral and Political Power of American Women July 12-13, 1943
Index #873: The Contribution of Women and the Creation of a World Order n.d.
Index #874: Disarmament n.d.
Index #875: Woman's Place in the Coming World November 3, 4, 5, 1943
Index #876: Christian Mission on World Order November 3, 4, 5, 1943
Index #877: The Church and the Community Face Their Task November 1943
Index #878: The Wiser World We Want November 1943
Index #879: Position of College-Trained Women in Post-War World January 19, 1944; February 28, 29, 1944
Index #880: Tomorrow--And its World April 17, 1944
Index #881: The American Student of the Post-War World June 27, 1944
Index #882: Respect n.d.
Index #883: The International Must January 29, 1942
Index #884: Geneva Talks 1932
Index #885: Peace--A Matter of Stopping to Think November 1936
Miscellaneous 1934; 1939
Miscellaneous n.d.
Suggestions for talks n.d.
Northfield Conference August 9-11, 1899
Miscellaneous February 5-23, 1900; April 28, 1900
Inaugural address May 15, 1901
Miscellaneous September 21, 1902; October 8-10, 1902; December 3-21, 1902
Miscellaneous 1903
Miscellaneous 1904
Miscellaneous 1905
Miscellaneous 1906
Miscellaneous 1907
Miscellaneous 1908
Miscellaneous 1909
Miscellaneous 1910
Miscellaneous 1911
Miscellaneous 1912
Miscellaneous 1923
Miscellaneous 1924-1927
Other Writings 1894-1944
Bibliographies of Woolley's publications, 1937
Lida Shaw King: An Appreciation 1923
What I Owe to my Father 1931
Internationalism and Disarmament 1935
Why Wars Must Cease 1935
Autobiographical Materials circa 1939, n.d.
Miscellaneous notes for autobiography circa 1939
Draft chapter, Hope Springs Eternal circa 1939
Draft chapter, Introduction to My Career as a Diplomat circa 1939
School essay, Respect n.d.
Memos, notes for The Doldrums, Geneva Conference notes n.d.
Diaries, Appointment Books, Calendars 1901-1945
Address Book, Visits Book 1901;circa 1903, circa 1903
A Line A Day Book 1903-1907
A Line A Day Book 1908-1912
A Line A Day Book 1913-1917
A Line A Day Book 1917-1921
A Line A Day Book 1921-1925
Notebook 1925
A Line A Day Book 1926-1929
The Year 1926 Appointment Book 1926
Leather-bound Diary 1932
The Year 1932 Appointment Book 1932
Calendar 1932
A Line A Day Books 1935-1939
The Year 1936 Appointment Book 1936
The Year 1937 Appointment Book 1937
Calendar 1937
The Year 1938 Appointment Book 1938
Calendar 1938
Five Year Diary 1940-1944
Day By Day Desk Calendar 1940
Year Book Appointment Book 1940
Deskaide Appointment Book 1941
Year Book Appointment Book 1941
Deskaide Appointment Book 1942
Daily Calendar Diary Appointment Book 1942
Year Book Appointment Book 1942
Calendar 1942
Year Book Appointment Book 1943
Calendar 1943
Diary 1944 Appointment Book 1944
A Line A Day Appointment Book 1945
Conference Materials 1921-1938
China: notebook 1921
China: two notebooks 1921
China: minutes, program, notes 1921
Hawaii: notebook 1925
Hawaii: notebook I 1927
Hawaii: notebook II 1927
Hawaii: notebook III 1927
Hawaii: notebook IV 1927
Geneva Disarmament Conference appointment letter (Shelved in FOLIO) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference Nous Desarmons Packet 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: pamphlets 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notes 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notebooks I-III 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notebooks IV-V 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notebooks VI-VII 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notebooks VIII-X 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: notebooks XI-XII 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace list of signers 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Canada, Holland, Mexico, Hawaiian Territory, Puerto Rico) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (California, Colorado, Connecticut) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (New York 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont Virginia) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: petitions for peace (Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming; location not given) 1932
Geneva Disarmament Conference: sketches of delegates by Oscar Lazar (Shelved in FOLIO) 1932
International Federation of University Women: programs, agenda, schedules 1938
International Federation of University Women: reports, agendas, balance sheet 1938
Creation of
Time of Creation of
Geneva 1932
Statistical surveys and bulletins 1903-1912
Statistical provisions, questionnaires, surveys 1913-1919
Notebook circa 1907-circa 1912
Loose surveys, notes, records circa 1898-circa 1912, n.d.
Committee of Inauguration minutes May 1901
Announcements, programs, invitations, tickets May 1901
Inauguration program 1901
Clippings January 1900-June 1901
Acceptances, Adams-Cook 1901
Acceptances, Cooley-Gulick 1901
Acceptances, Hall-Norcross 1901
Acceptances, Oberlin-Taylor 1901
Acceptances, Terry-Wright 1901
Regrets, Abbott-Crucker 1901
Regrets, Cutter-Knight 1901
Regrets, Lane-Root 1901
Regrets, Royal Halloway College-Watson 1901
Regrets, Weeden-Young 1901
Correspondence: Congratulations 1901
Birth certificate and vaccination record 1921, 1922
Passport 1932
Will 1947
Lists, notes circa 1947
Correspondence, citations and articles 1910, 1914, 1923, 1931-1940, 1946
Correspondence, awards, program, and commemorative ode (Shelved in FOLIO) 1921, 1931, 1939, 1941
Honorary degree citations (Shelved in FOLIO) 1900-1940
Honorary degree citations 1931-1937
Letters of appreciation 1937, 1939
Programs, certificates, and membership cards circa 1893-1946
Mary Emma Woolley Foundation 1921
Mary E. Woolley International Fellowship: brochures, announcements, and correspondence 1935-1946
Mary E. Woolley International Fellowship: book of signatures of donors 1939
Mary E. Woolley International Fellowship: book of signatures of donors 1945
Mary Lyon and Mary Woolley luncheon March 18, 1937
Testimonial book, Mount Holyoke College faculty 1937
Delegates badge to fiftieth anniversary of Vassar 1915
Connecticut and Mexican commemoration coins 1894, 1935
Offert Par Le Conseil Federal Suisse et Les Autorites Genevoises 1932
Monticello College Seal, The Philharmonic Symphony Society medal 1938, 1942
Near-East Relief medal 1915
Nathan Hale medal 1925
Medal 1912-1913
Pro-Dania medal 1945
Massachusetts Peace Society medal n.d.
Daughters of the American Revolution lapel pin n.d.
Pour La France medal n.d.
Brown University Susan Colver Rosenberger medal n.d.
Mount Holyoke College seventy-fifth anniversary badge 1912
Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism delegate badge September 21-26, 1920
League to Enforce Peace delegate badge 1919
Announcements, programs, lists, and notes circa 1905-1946
Collection of signatures of Mount Holyoke alumnae (Shelved in FOLIO) June 12, 1937
Geneva Disarmament Conference Memorabilia 1932
Diplomas: Wheaton Female Seminary and Brown University (Shelved in FOLIO) 1884, 1895
Guest book 1901-1919
Guest book 1920-1937
Invitations circa 1900-1936
Letters to and clippings concerning dogs circa 1924-1932
Membership certificates (Shelved in FOLIO) 1893-1943, n.d.
Poems and prayers 1926-1930, n.d.
Ribbon
Creation of Ribbon
Time of Creation of Ribbon
Books that Belonged to Woolley 1869-1942, n.d.
Credo by Anne C.E. Allinson, Love and Life by Elsa Tudor, Before I Die by an American Soldier 1934, 1935, 1942
A Hundred Years of Mount Holyoke College by Arthur C. Cole 1940
The Holy Bible n.d.
The Holy Bible 1870
The Whittier Birthday Book 1889
The Ghosts of My Friends June 1909
The New Testament 1929
The Holy Bible 1898
Articles 1895-1903
Articles 1904-1912
Articles 1913-1929
Articles 1930-1931
Articles 1932
Articles 1933-1937
Articles and miscellaneous items 1938-1940
Women Leaders, edited by Philip Henry Lotz 1940
Articles 1941-1947
Obituaries and tributes 1947
Memorials and tributes 1947
Articles n.d.
The Strength of Goodness chapel talk 1920
Address to Mount Holyoke Clubs n.d.
Mt. Holyoke 1837-1937 (Shelved in FOLIO) March 23, 1937
General Information n.d.
Photographs of Woolley circa 1864-1870s
Photographs of Woolley circa 1880s-1890s
Photographs of Woolley circa 1900-1901
Photographs of Woolley 1902
Photographs of Woolley 1903
Photographs of Woolley circa 1904-1908
Photographs of Woolley 1909
Photographs of Woolley 1909-circa 1910
Photographs of Woolley 1911
Photographs of Woolley circa 1912-1920s
Photographs of Woolley 1920s-1930s
Photographs of Woolley 1921
Photographs of Woolley circa 1930s
Photographs of Woolley 1931
Photographs of Woolley 1932-1933
Photographs of Woolley: Geneva Disarmament Conference 1932
Photographs of Woolley circa 1934-1935
Photographs of Woolley 1935
Photographs of Woolley 1936
Photographs of Woolley 1930s-1940s
Portraits: paintings, drawings, etc., of Woolley
Photographs of Woolley with others circa 1900
Photographs of Woolley with others circa 1901-1919
Photographs of Woolley with others circa 1920s
Photographs of Woolley with others circa 1930s
Photographs of Woolley with others: Geneva Disarmament Conference 1932
Photographs of Woolley with others circa 1940s
Photographs taken during trip to Orient 1921-1922
Photographs relating to Geneva Disarmament Conference 1932
Photographs Relating to Woolley circa 1900-1947
Photographs of others: Woolley Family Members 1879, n.d.
Photographs of others: women 1896, 1937, n.d.
Photographs of others: women 1941, 1945, n.d.
Photographs of others: men 1918, 1939, n.d.
Photographs of others: children and groups circa 1924-1946, n.d.
Photographs of others: Woolley family album circa 1845-circa 1870s
Photograph album circa 1920s-1930s
Glass plate negatives n.d.
Rolled photographs, chiefly of Woolley and other participants in conferences or other meetings of the American Institute of Pacific Relations, Association of Collegiate Alumnae, League of Nations, National Advisory Committee of Education, National Institute of Social Sciences, and Phi Beta Kappa. Also includes photographs of groups of people at events, including a dinner held in Woolley's honor in January 1932, before she left for the Geneva Disarmament Conference circa 1921-1937, n.d.
Oversize or framed photographs of Mary Emma Woolley, Woolley family members, and others, and a portfolio of Famous American Women (including Woolley) by Leon Gordon (shelved in Folio) circa 1890s-1930s, n.d.
Alphabetical index to correspondents represented by letters in Series 1, A-I 1901-1947
Alphabetical index to correspondents represented by letters in Series 1, J-V 1901-1947
Alphabetical index to correspondents represented by letters in Series 1, W-Z 1901-1947-1947
Alphabetical index to titles of Woolley's speeches and articles in Series 1, A-V circa 1899-1944
Alphabetical index to titles of Woolley's speeches and articles in Series 2, W-Z circa 1899-1944
Wheaton Female Seminary and Brown University diplomas; correspondence, awards, letter of appointment, program, and commemorative ode; membership certificates; honorary degree citations; Geneva Disarmament Conference appointment letter and book of sketches of delegates by Oscar Lazar; sound recording entitled Mt. Holyoke 1837-1937 1884-1943, n.d.
Collection of signatures of Mount Holyoke alumna June 12, 1937