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Excerpt from Smith Alumnae Quarterly: Index to Volumes XXI to XXV; November, 1929-August, 1934
William Allan Neilson Research Labora tory. Work of. 22: 176 staff, additions to 22: 177 William Allan Neilson Scholarships 23: 419, 471 Williams, Margaret 37 Through a Fresh man's Eyes Williamson, Clara R. 13, The Seven - Col lege Dinner in Boston. Willmer, A. 81, see Rogers, Amy (willmer) Wilson, Jean S. (f), In Memoriam [mar garet E. Macgregor] Wilson, Mary E. 91, honorary L. H D from S. C Withington, Robert (f), note on his Essays and characters - and others, Directed Reading for the Alumnae Wolf at Bay. [alumnae stunt] Wolfs, Marie L 08, The Smith College Re lief Unit, H311 and Farewell 21: 418 Woman's Place Is in a Store, E. (s.) Post 21: 171 Woman's Role in the Theatre, E Le Gal henne Women as Lawyers. Women in business and the professmns Women's colleges, registration and news of need of greater endowments Women's Colleges and Women s Conduct, L. (l) Scales Women s International League for Peace and Freedom. 24: 66 Wood, Irving, Oriental Collection 21: 199, 494 Wood, Ruth G. 98 (f), acknowledgment to 23: 148 Woodhouse, Chase G. (f), College Women in the World of Work Woodruff. Susan (homans) 90, To Russia by the Open Road Woodward, Katharine S. 85, Two Hun dred Years Ago note on retirement of appointed Associate Archivist. Woolley, Mary E., President of Mount Holyoke College, at Disarmament Con ference, 1932 The General Value of Membership [in A. A. U. W.] Word, A, to Modiste, C. S. L World Court and the United States World p, roblems especially peace. Wright, Alice (morgan) 04, The Story [of (first Alumnae College] as Told by a Stu ent Wyse, Mary Hartwell 24, see Priest, M. Hartwell (wyse)
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