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Title: Smith Alumnae Quarterly
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Alumnae Association of Smith College
Subjects: News by/about College alumnae
Publisher: Alumnae Association of Smith College
Contributing Library: Smith College Libraries, College Archives
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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utdue to the illness and death of her sister wasnot able to do so. Helen Frank is a substitute teacher ofmathematics this year in the Bryant HighSchool, Long Island City, N. Y. Estelle Gardner is working in the NewYork Public Library, in the BloomingdaleBranch at Broadway and 100 St. Agnes Grant has returned for another yearat the Sargent School of Dramatic Art in NewYork. Elisabeth Haerle is working as assistant inthe Indianapolis Public Library and is takingthe training course there for 6 months. Katharine Hartwell is keeping up her li- THE SMITH ALUMNAE QUARTERLY 101 Instead of wearingsachet powder, a womantoday uses Florient Talc. For Florient Talc is aperfume as well as thenecessary after-the-bathpowder—soothing to anirritated skin and coolingto a moist skin. At your favorite toiletgoods counter—or a mini-ature trial box free uponmentioning the Quarterly. The name Colgate on toi-let articles corresponds toSterling on silver. COLGATE & CO. Dept. 257199 Fulton St., New York
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When writing to advertisers be sure to mentionThe Smith Alumnae Quarterly 102 THE SMITH ALUMNAE QUARTERLY brary work for the winter. She writes that shehas charge of four school branches and enjoysworking with the children very much. Marjorie Hause is chemist and bacteriolo-gist at the Pennsylvania Milk Products Co.,in Harrisburg. She writes, It is very inter-esting work as you can imagine for we bottlemost of the city milk and make butter andcheese as well. Miriam Hawkins writes: At present I amtutoring a fourteen-year-old child, getting herready to depart for boarding school afterChristmas. At odd intervals I coach a playfor Drama League, College Club, or PeoplesSettlement. Dorothy Helman is working in the labora-tory of the New York Lying-in Hospital,under the direction of Dr. Loser. Address,Second Av. at 17 and 18 Sts., New York. Emily Kalbach is teaching at Reading, Pa. Francisca King writes, I have decided notto return to Hamp this year but to startwork in the employment departm

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