2500 Ordered 3/17/28- Order No. 9645 - James M. Armstrong
THE BALDWIN SCHOOL
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March 15, 1928.
To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS:
od Parents placing their daughters in The Baldwin
School have so frequently asked for suggestions as to
the necessary clothes, that the accompanying list has
been compiled. Students should come to school pro-
vided with all the clothes that they will need until vaca-
tion. Parents are urged not to exceed the numbers
suggested, as closet room in the school, although suffi-
cient for reasonable wardrobes, is not unlimited.
Elaborate dresses or dresses with low necks may not be
worn in the school.
ads Valuable jewelry should not be brought to the
school; any jewelry or money kept by the students must
be kept in locked boxes or in the safe in Miss Strong's
office. Money may be deposited with the school treas-
urer, to be drawn by the students as they need it.
It is urged that every student consult a dentist and
an oculist a few weeks before the opening of school.
Girls needing glasses for close work should be provided
with two pairs.
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Students may not bring to the school chafing
dishes, alcohol lamps, electric curling tongs, or electric
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notto Attention is particularly called to the statement
made in the catalogue that permission cannot be given
to students to meet their parents or friends in town
during school or study hours, and that students will not
be allowed to go to the telephone during school or study
hours. no bas 900 m asl 10 rigid ni
pox Should parents wish to telegraph money to the
school or to students, they are asked to telegraph the
sum to the Bryn Mawr National Bankivs
