"Personals" - What Now? [Part 5] | Women's Experiences at Dickinson College

Date

May 1924

Margaret Saxton, class of 1900, went on to teach modern languages in the Julia Richman High School in NYC.
Mary C. Love, later married to a Mr. Collins, was member of the graduate class of 1902. She became a Kentucky lawyer and national executive head of the Chi Omega Fraternity.
Laura Harris was a non-graduate of the class of 1908. She married Major E.D. Ellis and agreed to move to Cambridge, MA for two years when he was offered a detail as a student in the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration.
Dr. Julia Morgan, class of 1911, moved to Tsiananfu, Shantung, China where she taught at the medical school of the Christian Union University.
Helen Jones, class of 1917, was a speaker at the monthly missionary service of the First M. E. Suncay school in Trenton, NJ (1924).
Charlotte Schinder, class of 1921, was married in August of 1923. She then got a job with a music establishment in Paris, where she was required to know and use four languages.
Beulah Fair, class of 1922, moved on to work with the Y. W. C. A. at Annapolis.
Helen C. Strayer, class of 1922, became a medical student at Johns Hopkins.
Eleanor Fulkerson Stevenson,class of 1923 at the Dickinson School of Law, was the first woman registered in Dauphin County as a law student. She was to practice law at Philadelphia.
Margaret H. Paul, class of 1924, was engaged to marry Otis G. Sawyer. (She was a member of the girls' basketball team for four years - and captain during her last year).
Mary Watkins Davies, class of 1924, was married to Bryon Weston on February 12 1924.
Helen C. Notestine, class of 1924, was engaged to marry Paul C. Moser.