Outstanding Graduates 1888-1957

              75th Year
The Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
OUTSTANDING GRADUATES OF THE BALDWIN SCHOOL
^^ "I89O Ethel Walker Smith (Mrs. E. Terry Smith) Bryn Mawr A.B. 189^;
A.M. 190*f, founded the Ethel Walker School.
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1895 Gertrude S. Ely organized Junior League in Philadelphia - Director
of Women's Bureau of the YMCA in France in World War I - Chairman of
Women's Division of W.P.A. in Pennsylvania in 1932, worked for UNICEF
on national, state and city committees - Dedicated to improvement of
race relations - Service with Urban League and Mercy Douglass Hospital
Philadelphia Gimbel award for 1962. Honorary Chairman 75th
Anniversary Committee.
4|f\J ^-1897 Lydia Gould Weld - first woman to graduate from Engineering Department of M.I.T.  Worked at Newport News Shipbuilding Company.
1900 Margaret Fay Mobley (Mrs. Thomas Mobley, Jr.) organized and was
President of the Massachusetts Federation of Garden Clubs, acting
President of the National Council of State Garden Clubs.
1902 Jessie Thomas Bennett (Mrs. Z. Piatt Bennett), Bryn Mawr A.B. 1907-
Well-known as breeder and exhibitor of bull terriers. Her Coolyn
Hill Kennels internationally famous.  Wrote a delightful book,
The Dogs of Coolyn Hill.
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1903 Marie Antoinette Cannon, Bryn Mawr A.B. 1907 - organized the American
Association of Medical Social Workers - 1921 - 19^5 on  faculty of New
York School of Social Work.  19^8-1952 consultant to New York office
of the Commonwealth's Department of Labor.
1907 Fannie Pitcairn Frackelton (Mrs. David W.) in 1961 received the
Distinguished Service Award from the Cleveland YWCA, honoring kk
years of work on committees and in executive positions.  She also
has been active on the boards of three hospitals and a variety of
other organizations.
7  1908 Helen Taft Manning (Mrs. Frederick Johnson Manning) A.B., Bryn Mawr,
1915; A.M. Yale, 191b; Ph.D. 192^.  Has served Bryn Mawr College as
Dean, Acting President, and Chairman of the Department of History.
First woman appointed to the board of the American Historical
Society.  In i960 honored as a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania.
Author of The Revolt of French Canada (1962).
1913 Helen Harris, Executive Director of United Neighborhood Houses of
New York, federation of 50 settlements and neighborhood centers.
Before this she had a distinguished career in teaching dramatics
and in settlement work.  From 1938 to 19^2 she directed the
National Administration for New York and Long Island.  She worked
with UNRRA in China 19^+6-19^7.
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