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The College Archives is home to over six hundred artifacts which supplement the documentary and photographic history of Smith College. They range in date from 1879 to the present; some cannot be precisely dated. The Artifacts Collection includes Smith College, class, and club pins and jewelry, Reunion paraphernalia, house banners and t-shirts, samples of the Smith Wedgwood china, Smith College Relief Unit mementos, souvenirs from special events, and countless other objects-many of which resist easy categorization.
Every artifact has been assigned a Registration Number. It is used to catalogue and assign a location to the artifact, and bears no relation to the type of artifact, its date, or the date of its acquisition. The register is arranged numerically by registration number. Because of this, the paper copy of the register is useful largely for casual browsing, and the keyword-searchable computer file should be used for directed searches.
The following abbreviations are used in the register:
The collection is open to researchers according to the regulations of the College Archives. Any material relating to the addresses of the artifacts' donors is restricted.
Permission is required for publication beyond "fair use."
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
Artifacts Register, Box #, Smith College Archives.
Periodic additions to the collection are expected.
The artifacts in the Register were donated by various sources over a long period of time.
Processed by Sara Street, Class of 2001.
From Class of 1910, red striped.
Belonged to Elsie Irwin Sweeney 1910
fine
Grand Award to SC for Excellence in Advertising, given by Advertising Club of Springfield, MA.
fine
Green print blocks on white background.
small area discolored; fine
Received by Pres. Dunn at American Council on Education, Dec. 1990. White and purple design, gold trim.
excellent
SC Insignia bordered by flower on each side.
Belonged to Minerva King 1911
fine
Favor from Class of 1885 Sophomore Reception for Class of 1884 in Social Hall, 5 October 1881. Blue and brown cord attached. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Depicts two figures against city scene. Presented to Smith College Chamber Singers on their 11th European Tour.
gold-plate eroding
Silver, tip of handle features SC insignia.
fine
Profile of Ruth Huntington 1897.
some small chips; okay
Awarded to Persis Putnam 1911. Red string attaches identification card to key.
fine
Given to Pres. Mendenhall.
fine
AASC. Pin is gold and in the shape of a cicada. See accompanying documentation.
excellent
Inscribed with name "Dorothy A. Young." See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Dorothy A. Young; sent by Mrs. William C. Young.
fine
Image of MAJ on front; inscription on back: "Presented by the Alumnae of Smith College to _____ for the best original literary work of her class…" No name inscribed.
fine
Described under #14. Awarded to Anne Morrow. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Pendant on yellow and white ribbon.
Donated in Aug 1976 by F. MacDonald. Possibly belonged to Jane Crary 1934. ?
pendant fine, ribbon stained
Inscribed to Florence Snow 1904. Hangs on black ribbon.
fine
Image of Earhart on front, inscription on reverse. From the "Medal of the Month" series. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Felicity Buranelli. Donated in 1978 by Gloria Heath 1943.
fine
Seal mounted on wood wall crest.
fine
Two nails from Eleanor Duckett's house. ?
rusty
Metal ring inscribed with "Annie E. Paret Smith College June 13, 1895" and "God bless this parchment".
excellent
Silvery medal on white ribbon trimmed in red and blue with blue star. On front of medal: 2 figures. Back is inscribed "Reconnaissance Francaise". Medals were awarded by the French government to "Vaillantes Femmes du Smith College" for WWI service in France (Smith College Relief Unit). Recipient of this particular medal unknown.
tarnished
Booklets (two) are metal-bound with paper pages. Names are written in for various dances. One attached to cord for wear around neck.
Belonged to Mrs. Harry H. Motheral.
SC stamp box containing one stamp of later print. Metal box, opens on top. Inscribed with "SC 1900". In leather bag. See accompanying documentation.
From Mary E. Wiley 1900.
fine
Medallion on blue and yellow ribbon. Presented to Gladys Sperrle 1930 on occasion of Pace U. Golden Anniversary. Inscribed: "Responsible Participation in an Economy of Free People".
fine
Stylized SC on metal buckle.
From Minerva King 1911.
fine
Inscribed "S.S. Smith Victory".
fine
Inscribed in memory of Margaret May Ward 1915 or 1924. ?
From library.
Described under #22. Bestowed upon Frances Wadsworth Valentine 1902.
fine
See accompanying documentation.
okay
Three SC Seals with black ribbon attached.
fine
Seal on short fob chain. Motto in gold on white around edge.
tarnished
Round. See accompanying documentation.
Found in the earth at Wenham, MA on farm owned by Mr. /Mrs. Edward H. Osgood (Margaret Nickerson 1912).
rusty
Three black velvet and one black crepe Sophia Smith "change dolls" each w/ small sign reading, "Change Sophia to stand up for Smith". Used by the Cleveland Smith Club.
some fine; others worn
Round; black with white lettering.
fine
From Elm Research Institute, designating President's Elm an historic landmark
letters running
Two red ribbons, "SCPC" on each. Probably Sophomore Push Committee ribbons. One white ribbon, "Smith" in gold. Usage unknown.
reds fine; white very dirty
Shield-style badge inscribed with "Grass Cops". Silver.
fine
Depicts plaza on front and "Commune di Vicenza" on reverse. Presented to each conductor of the Smith/Princeton Chamber Chorus on 1965 European tour. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Designed by art professor Leonard Baskin, the medal features an owl on one side and a representation of wisdom on the other. Inscribed to Iva Dee Hiatt; presented May 18, 1979.
excellent
Presented to President Conway by the mayor of Cincinnati.
foam packing stuck to back
See accompanying documentation.
To library from a Boston alum (1909). ?
semi-okay
Described under #22. Bestowed upon Marie L. Wolfs 1908.
fine
Described under #22. Not known upon whom this medal was bestowed. Note: in original case.
tarnished/ dirty
Shard of Sophia Smith Homestead china. White with blue flowered border. Pattern purchased by Alumnae Association after purchase of Homestead. Pattern is "Oakworth" by Jones, McDuffee, & Stratton.
fine, for a shard
Used at a reunion by Elizabeth Lawrence Clarke 1883. ?
From ELC's daughter Elizabeth 1916.
fine
White with blue figuring. Inscribed with "Augusta Perusia" and the class mascot of 1907.
fine
White with blue figuring. Inscribed with "Augusta Perusia" and the 1907 class mascot.
fine
Stamp mounted on wood.
fine
Stamp mounted on wood.
excellent
Two hand-blocked squares. Designed and wrought by Louise T. Kenyon. Green design depicting Ivy Day and Commencement on white background. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Three red wax seals bearing coat of arms of Linnaen Society of London. Possibly related to Blakeslee Award (see #59).
2 fine, 1 broken
Bronze. Made by Alice Morgan Wright. Perhaps model for AASC MAJ medal (described under #14)?
surface appears mottled
Seated figure on front; King's College Crest on reverse. Inscriptions on both sides. Given to Marjorie Nicolson (SC professor of English) on occasion of Columbia's Bicentennial (1754-1954).
a bit tarnished; greening
Crest on front; inscription to Marjorie Hope Nicolson on reverse. Awarded to MHN May 23, 1975.
a bit discoloured
Image of WLC on front; inscription on reverse. Awarded by Yale Graduate School Asso. to Marjorie Hope Nicolson June 12, 1967.
Front depicts head with avian headdress and phrase "Honos alit artes". Reverse depicts two female figures, laurel wreath, and inscription. Awarded to Dwight W. Tryon for oil painting. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Replica of bronze portrait of Pres. Seelye by Alice Morgan Wright 1904, presented by the Class of 1904 for John M. Greene Hall on the retirement of Pres. Seelye in 1910. (From accompanying documentation.)
Includes scissors, suction tube, scalpel, tweezers, wooden case. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Alice Evangeline Hall 1894.
okay; box is broken inside
Image of Mistruzzi and "Francis cus redi" on front and "Omaggio del l'Istituto Superiore di Sanita Roma". Awarded to Albert Blakeslee (see 42. Faculty) for work in microbiology September 7-12, 1953.
excellent
Fan decorated by Ethel Fifield 1895 with cutouts from blue tone photos on one side and misc. cutouts on the other.
fine
Award given to Carlotta Greeug from Class of 1901.
a bit tarnished
Blue flowered box given by Elizabeth Cutter Morrow to Class of 1896 at a reunion. ?
fine
Decorated by ? Booker 1903 with cutouts on both sides. Trimmed with red ribbon and brown cord.
fine
Decorated by Agnes Jeferies 1897 with cutouts on one side, black on reverse. Trimmed with buttons and brown cord.
From Agnes Jeferies.
fine
fine
Purple felt with beige "Smith" letters.
a bit discoloured
Small cup marking 1985 induction of Senda Berenson into Basketball Hall of Fame.
fine
Cameo set in gold with surrounding diamond (?) chips.
fine
Described under #39. Awarded to Margaret Storrs Grierson October 23, 1968.
fine
Described under #39. No inscription.
fine
Inscribed to secretary of E.M. Howe and F.M. Cushing, November 12, 1903.
fine
White with image of blue heron. Appreciation gift for Smith Capital Campaign 1984-1989. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Block of wood with "'83" painted on top.
Red, white, and blue heart-shaped pincushion.
From Alison Pardee. ?
fine
Awarded to Marjorie Hope Nicolson.
From MHN.
fine
Described under #57.
fine
Described under #57.
fine
Awarded to Dwight Tryon.
fine
Standard Phi Beta Kappa Key on black ribbon. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce 1915.
fine
Watch belonging to John M. Greene. Maker: Elgin.
fine
Made by Alice Morgan Wright 1904. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Pewter medal on red, white, and blue ribbon with nameplate at top. "Mrs. M. Grierson" in nameplate. Medal features Calvin Coolidge on front and Northampton symbols on reverse.
Belonged to Margaret Storrs Grierson.
fine
White with blue print; features Northampton symbols (same as back of medallion-see #84a).
Belonged to Margaret Storrs Grierson.
rusty; missing clasp
Two dolls-one blonde and one brunette-dressed in white satin dresses with yellow aprons. For 1929's 20th.
fine
For Class of 1929's 20th Reunion. Yellow.
fine
Plaque bearing name of Dorothy Howard Goode (Malone).
From old library. ?
Circular pin featuring a banjo.
Diamond-shaped with gold stripes on black.
Two Greek letter Gammas.
Clef and letter "C" intertwined.
In shape of a pestle.
(Inscription illegible.)
Map of Western hemisphere in gold on black.
Compressed "D" superimposed on elongated "U".
Greek letters Delta and Sigma.
Wings and circle inscribed with "FSC".
Fleur-de-lis and words "La Societe Francaise".
Charm-style bracelet with four "cards" (one of each suit).
Depiction of fossil with chip in center. See accompanying documentation.
Oval with "SC" in center and "Deutscher Verein" on outside rim.
Torch with "S" and "C" on either side and "Deutscher Verein" underneath.
Red, white, and blue shield with outline of bird in gold.
fine
fine
Owl with outstretched wings.
fine
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
fine
Double circle with banner; banner inscribed "Il Tricolore".
fine
Blue shield on red and green circular background.
fine
Shape of a mandolin inscribed with "S.M.C.".
fine
Shape of letters "MS".
fine
Black-and-silver angled curve with that S-looking math thing.
fine
Entwined letters "O" and "P" with black overlay in shape of a kettle.
fine
Stick pin with Greek letter Omega at end.
fine
Round-serpent with golden bird's head.
fine
Three white panels with Greek letters Phi, Kappa, and Psi in gold. Round.
fine
Black and gold featuring bust of ancient philosopher. ?
fine
Tiny coiled apparatus.
fine
Shape of three-lobed poison ivy leaf.
fine
Greek letter Psi in gold.
fine
Shape of ink bottle with "SC" and "PB" inscribed.
fine
Shape of microphone with letters "WCSR" and "PBS" inscribed.
fine
"SOC" in black letters on gold-and-white background.
fine
Gold feather inscribed with "SCM".
fine
Letters "SCW" in gold on shield.
fine
Round medallion featuring a lion.
fine
Block letters "SCSC".
fine
Word "Spectator" in outline with green stone in center. Round.
fine
Zodiac signs on disc.
fine
Pyramid with cut-out letters "Vox".
fine
Irregular letters "V" and "C" superimposed in gold outline.
fine
Octagonal; 3 Greek letters Sigma ? in gold on black.
fine
Owl with outstretched wings and gemstone eyes encircled by snakes, also with gemstone eyes.
fine
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See #411 for more information.
fine
Seal in gold trimmed in white. (Three pins.)
fine
Angular "A."
Possibly belonged to Eleanor Larrison 1882.
a bit tarnished
SC seal, graduation year inscribed.
fine
Words "Grass Cops" and three stars on gold shield.
fine
"Old English" letter "S". Awarded to outstanding athletes. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Sugar bowl with lid and creamer each engraved with SC Seal.
tarnished
Engraved with SC Seal.
tarnished
Sugar bowl without lid and creamer both engraved with SC Seal.
tarnished
Engraved with pictures of Forbes Library, College Hall, and L. Clark Seelye. Made in Germany. See accompanying documentation.
Given by Annette O'Leary 1935.
fine
Shallow-bowled, stemmed, cut-glass compote cup.
fine
Stemmed, cut-glass fruit dish.
fine
Stemmed glass, engraved with "C" and "83". Was used to serve tea in S.F. Clarke's laboratory. Given to his wife upon marriage. See legend in box. See accompanying documentation.
Made from a piece of the train that carried Lincoln to Gettysburg. Presented to 1900 junior class president Elizabeth Porter Meier 1901.
fine
Representation of Christ in "curled" tin frame. Presented to Miss R. Young by Yugoslavian students in 1946. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Presented to Iva Dee Hiatt in 1979. Round.
tarnished
Round tray is inscribed: "Iglesia San Ignacio / Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango / Bogota, Junio 1971".
fine
Silver and blue; inscribed, "Smith College Choir 1964-65".
fine
Given to houses from 1952 to 1959 by Sigma Xi Society for Science Second Honors.
tarnished
Ashtray features College Hall in color on white.
fine
Sepia picture of College Hall under glass dome.
fine
Shape and design of leaf with gold edging. From 1895 3-piece set. See also Items 156 and 157.
fine
White cup with green leaf pattern; gold handle and rim. From 1895 3-piece set. See also Items 155 and 157.
fine
White saucer with green leaf pattern; gold edging. From 1895 3-piece set. See also Items 155 and 156.
fine
Features line drawing of College Hall and gold edging. Textured.
coloration uneven
"Ginger jar" shape with removable cap. "'98" engraved on cap.
tarnished
Trowel used for laying date stone for Helen Hills Hills Chapel.
fine
Blue Willow Ware pattern; includes cover.
fine
Candle holder in shape of lantern with glass door. Featuring hand-painted designs. SC Relief Unit souvenir.
fine
Rectangle with "Smith" across it; loop on bottom for pendant.
fine
"1914" and various decoration. Souvenir.
cracked
Medal worn on uniform of Relief Unit? Shape of shield.
fine
Medal features winged angel (Michael?) on front and names of Allied countries on reverse. On rainbow-striped ribbon. Ribbon bars read "St. Mihiel" and "Defensive Sector". See accompanying documentation.
fine
Corona brand. Black. Significance unknown--perhaps a souvenir from SCRU.
Discarded 8/2002.
Blue and white mantle mug from home of L. Clark Seelye. See accompanying documentation.
Broken, very fragile
Five pins. One additional pin, missing its clasp, was discarded. This pin was identical to 170c.
fine
Two coins-Belgian, Italian.
not good
Red, white, and blue bar. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Various (four) SCRU/WWI medals. Two on striped ribbons.
Green flag; "SC 95" inscribed.
fine
White "S" entwined with "96".
fine
White and gold; "S" entwined with "97".
fine
Diamond shape; white, red, and gold. "SC" on top half; "98" on bottom.
fine
"S" atop green and gold "99".
fine
Oval with "S" and "1900" entwined.
fine
Black/gold diamond shape, white/gold "1901".
fine
"S" shape with "1902" in red.
fine
Green "1903" on gold diamond shape.
fine
Purple and gold.
fine
Entwined square "SC"; "1905" in center.
fine
Snake "S" with red "06" overlaid.
fine
Red/gold shield with "SC 1906".
fine
Entwined "SC" and "07".
fine
"SC" and "08".
fine
"SC" and "09" in diamond-shape cutout.
fine
Oval "SC" and "10".
fine
"SC" and "11" cutout.
fine
Rounded "SC" and "12" cutout.
fine
Pyramid-shaped "SC" and "13" cutout.
fine
Shield-shaped "SC" and "14" cutout.
fine
Oval "SC" and "15" cutout.
fine
Oval "SC", "19", and "16" cutout.
fine
Block "SC" and "17" cutout.
fine
Round "SC" and "18" cutout.
fine
JMG and College Hall depicted in bowl; SC seal on tip of handle. Fundraiser.
tip of bowl damaged
College Hall depicted in bowl; words "Meadow City", SC seal, and Sophia Smith on handle. Fundraiser.
fine
Plain bowl; white enamel handle with "SC" and motto in Greek. Fundraiser.
fine
Plain bowl; "SC" on handle tip. Fundraiser.
fine
College Hall depicted in bowl; detailed handle. Fundraiser.
fine
Plain bowl; white "SC" and motto on handle. Fundraiser.
fine
Plain bowl; "SC" in white enamel on handle. Fundraiser.
fine
Interior of JMG depicted in bowl; "SC" in white enamel on handle tip. Fundraiser.
fine
see description of #205
fine
College Hall depicted in bowl; decorated handle with initial "B". Fundraiser.
Plain bowl; "SC" on handle. Similar to #s 205 and 207, w/out enamel. Fundraiser.
fine
Class of 1946 Reunion favor. White face with red outline of Dewey House; says "Smith College" at top and "1946" at bottom. Black watch band.
Belonged to Eleanor Lincoln, who gave it to CA.
fine
Necklace once belonged to Sophia Smith. "Yellow metal" and quartz, ranging from smoky to citrine.
Given by Mrs. Stafford E. Davis.
#933 ('41-'42) and #845 ('42-'43).
Given by Alice Ridenour Wareham 1944.
Shovel, spray-painted gold, mounted on wood. Ceremonial shovel used for groundbreaking for library additions.
From librarian's office.
Described under #39. Inscribed to Dorothy C. Goodwin 1937.
UConn Homer Babbidge Library U-5A Storrs, CT 06269-1005 Deaccessioned from D.C. Goodwin papers. Rec'd by Sarah Pritchard.
Souvenir from banquet celebrating women's basketball centennial, February 27, 1993. Blue and white. Mfd. by Spaulding.
College archivist obtained at banquet.
Made for women's basketball centennial celebrations, February 1992.
From athletics dept.
Round plate featuring College Hall in black with "Smith College, Northampton, Mass" beneath. Rimmed in gold. Reverse reads "Wm. Dearden Northampton, Mass".
Given by Tammy Heller Greeman 1953.
One round orange plate, #304, SC 1947-48. One oblong green plate, #6943, Northampton, N.D.
Given by Margot (Lehman) Corneretto 1948.
Base inscribed with "Edith Charters Gallagher '07"; body inscribed with names of rest of Class of 1907.
From Circulation Dept. Browsing Room given in memory of ECG by her parents.
Inscribed "To Smith College in greeting from Vienna, Austria, 1923, Noemi C. Vetter". Vetter gave a series of lectures at Smith on Austrian art.
From Circulation Dept.
Round; white with black letters.
Given by Jean (Harriman) Porter 1944.
Women's Basketball Centennial and "Smith College 1892-1992". Made by Identification Systems, Inc. of Girard, PA. Laser carved.
From College Relations.
Stamp reads "See Barbara Bush Make the Grade". Made by Pioneer Valley Stamp, Co. for college relations office for Convocation 1989 (Barbara Bush was speaking).
From College Relations.
Seal mounted on wood in shape of a shield. See also Item #s 226 and 227.
Seal mounted on wood in shape of a shield. See also Item #s 225 and 227.
Seal mounted on wood in shape of a shield. Made by College Seal and Crest Co. See also Item #s 225 and 226.
Belonged to Ardelia Hall 1922. Given by Nancy Kemper in July 1982.
Rectangular with pointed ends. Off-white with gold AASC Seal at either end.
Belonged to Harriette Mandana Dunton 1881. Given by Woodstock Historical Society 26 Elm St. Woodstock, VT 05091
Depicts Alumnae Gym.
fine
Octagonal face with raised SC Seal. Crest on reverse.
Belonged to Alma Louise Dunning 1930. Given on ALD's behalf by Mrs. Rose Weaver, via the AASC.
Grecourt Review T-shirt. Front features photo of "Reading Club"; back reads "George Eliot Club, Smith College, 1881" and features a quote about the club from Mary Mather 1883.
From Leslie Fields 1995.
fine
Bridge Program t-shirt. Green with white print on back: "Bridge Program, 25, 1970-1995, Celebrating Women of Color at Smith College".
fine
Mary Maples Dunn Inauguration Commemorative Cup. Base reads, "Smith College - Inauguration - Mary Maples Dunn - the eighth president - September 29, 1985" on one side and features a sunflower on the other.
From Sherrill Redmon of the Sophia Smith Collection.
a bit scratched
Silver SC seal set into onyx, onyx set into gold ring.
From estate of Julia Pierson 1924. Sent by William G. Vogt, Vogt Law Offices.
fine
Medallion depicts the Grecourt Gates and College Hall on one side, "SC" on reverse. Box containing keychain inscribed "With gratitude from the Central Illinois Smith Club".
See Item #234.
fine
Purple hand-blown glass. Designed by Muriel Crosby Willett 1924. Presented to each member of the Class of 1924 attending their 40th Reunion by MCW and her husband, Henry.
See Item #234.
fine
Blue with white design. Depicts a pile of papers with one last piece fluttering to the top of the pile (says "$152,000,000"). See accompanying documentation.
From Jon Roche in Advancement Services.
fine
Detailed with representations of tuning keys and bass clef, topped by pennant with G-clef finial. Removed during Pierce Hall renovations, summer 1995. See accompanying documentation for sketch.
From Gary Hartwell and Rick Konopka of Physical Plant.
badly rusted
Somewhat bell-shaped, 8-sided. Removed during Pierce Hall renovations, summer 1995. See accompanying documentation for sketch.
From Gary Hartwell and Rick Konopka of Physical Plant.
badly rusted
Round, hollow object with "Gott Mit Uns" inscribed with crown and laurel branches. Use unknown.
some corrosion
Celebrating 25th Anniversary of the Bridge Program. "25th Anniversary 1970-1995" on one side; "Bridge Program Smith College" on reverse.
excellent
White paper bag with braided handles. SC seal embossed in blue with "Vivat Academia" above and "Smith College" below. Given with box lunches at inauguration of Ruth J. Simmons as SC president, September 30, 1995.
From Margery N. Sly, College Archivist.95A-221
excellent
Silver SC seal set into onyx, onyx set into ring. "Smith 1931" and "Tommy to Wolffie" engraved inside.
Belonged to Louise Wolff Kahn 1931.
seal somewhat worn
Gold SC seal set into onyx. Octagonal.
Belonged to Louse Wolff Kahn 1931.
good
Cream design on gold background depicting Smith scenes. Fringed edges. Acc. to donor, made by Folly Cove Designers, Folly Cove, MA.
Given by Barbara Barnitz Larsen 1954.
somewhat faded
White felt shield with gold embroidered "S". Possibly used on sports uniforms?
Given by Meg Armstrong 1977.
slightly discoloured at edge
"Smith '03" in white letters, sewn onto pennant-shaped green background.
See Item #246.
excellent
White badge with red printing. Picture of key with space for name of guide.
Part of ephemera collection on Ellen R. Weiss, made in 1995 as a req. for American Studies 350A.
fine
Black.
Section of a branch from the President's Elm, removed January 1987.
From Dick Munson of Botanic Gardens.
Discarded 8/2002.
"1901" in green on bucket.
Doorknob and keyhole mounted on wood. Presented to Emma Proctor for 46 years of service to SC.
Wood-framed cross-stitch sampler with Sophia Smith's picture at the top. Two copies.
Name of Edith Furbush 1906 in black ink.
Belonged to Edith Furbush 1906. Donated by her niece Hilda Bolster Mason 1942 in late 1970s--sent via JKC, via Caryl Newhof.
Figure of Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. On a wooden stand. Details burned into wood. At figure's feet is carved "'03-'05". On figure's back and on bottom of stand is carved "SR 1905".
Sarah Tinsley Rees? Susan Miller Rambo? (Mascot of Haven House 1904 was White Rabbit.) ?
Reads "War Relief Antiques for the Smith College Unit in France". White background featuring American and French flags.
From Helen Smith Fuller 1939, rec'd November 29, 1988.
Lamp that started 1975 fire in Neilson Library. Melted/disfigured.
melted
Plaque from picture of Grecourt Gates. Reads: "Chateau de Robecourt / Grecourt, France / Headquarters of Smith College Relief Unit 1917-1920 / Presented by the Unit in honor of its fiftieth anniversary / June 3, 1967".
Woven basket with yellow ribbon reading, "Smith College '29, 'We are for less toil'". Basket is natural color on bottom, green around top, and has red handle.
Hands from clock on College Hall clock tower. Four large, four small hands. Painted black with white and gold-leaf accents. Includes three small pieces broken off hands, which are in location at right. Larger pieces are on top shelf, 31E.
From Andy Anderson and Barbara Footman of Physical Plant when new hands installed on tower clock, fall 1995.95A-241
weathered, paint patchy, pieces broken off
Three purple cloth sashes worn by members of Class of 1916 at various reunions.
Margaret Wallace.
stained and pin-holed
Goldtone, cover features "SC" in white inscribed in a diamond shape. Some powder still intact.
Margaret Wallace.
a bit scratched
Beige drawstring bag in heavy cotton, "SC" outlined in gold paint on front. Carried in Ivy Day parades. Two.
Margaret Wallace.
a bit stained
Conical. Removed from College Hall during renovations, Nov. 1995. Mended by Harold Anderson of Physical Plant (concrete patched and metal bar placed in core).
Harold Anderson of Physical Plant.
cracked; mended
Sculpture by SC art professor Elliot Offner. Heron shown with wings outstretched. Identical to sculpture in Botanic Garden pool.
From Marion Stoddard Fletcher 1933 via the Worcester Smith Club, Nov. 28, 1994.
Two stamps featuring leaping gazelle and the year. Metal stamp mounted with nails on wooden blocks. Red ink residue on stamps.
Class of 1934-Pres. Mrs. Warren Cooke.
Presidential Search Ctte t-shirt. Grey with black SC seal and words "Presidential Search Committee: 'The Ruth Finders'".
Board of Trustees?
excellent
Scribed metal latches and mounts (two each). Removed during College Hall renovations, fall 1995.
From Gary Hartwell of Physical Plant.
rusty
Round button, photo image of PRL 1951 in center. Perimeter white with black letters: "Chair Extraordinaire". Created for the retirement of PRL as Chair of the Board of Trustees of SC.
From President's Office, March 13, 1996.
fine
From SC Women's Studies Dept. conference (Il)legitimate Knowledge: the Challenge of Interdisciplinarity. Front of white shirt features conference name, date, department, logo. Back features phrase "It's a disciplinary thing (you wouldn't understand it)".
From Susan Van Dyne of Women's Studies Dept. via Sherrill Redmon of Sophia Smith Collection
fine
Black lenses, yellow frames. "Rally Day 1996" printed in black on left bow.
excellent
Beige background with image of stained-glass SC seal on front. Back reads, "Knowledge is power: Virtue is an angel, but she is a blind one, and must ask of Knowledge to show her the pathway that leads to her goal. -Sophia Smith 1796-1870." Used as an AC Program fundraiser in 1994. Designed by Cathy Jackman AC '95; quote selected by Maureen Horkan AC '95.
From Judy Owen AC.
excellent
Given to attendees of the SC Libraries symposium "Books Illustrated: A Symposium Celebrating the Work of Ruth Mortimer" April 12-13, 1996. Small box covered with handmade paste paper. Inside lid is label with title and dates of symposium. Each box contains one origami crane and three haiku by Ruth Mortimer.
fine
Two metal strips, each with two images of SC seal.
Sent anonymously to D. Vikre of NPRC.
good
Beige shirt with black and red lettering. Image of Sophia's head and "Founder, Smith College, Sophia Smith Bicentennial, 1796-1996" on front. Add'l text on reverse. Designed by Sophia Smith Bicentennial Ctte. Used as Ada Comstock Program fundraiser.
Ada Comstock Program via Marilyn Metzler, AC.
fine
White shirt with black lettering: list of events from "Application" to "Reunion" on front; "Just Do It" and "Smith College" on reverse. 1996 Class T-shirt?
Alison Wong, President, Class of 1996. Says it was class shirt since 1993.
fine
Navy, long-sleeved with white lettering: "Where women's minds matter" atop a woman symbol on front; "Smith College Class of 1996" on reverse. Designed by Winter Miller 1995.
Alison Wong, President, Class of 1996.
spotted
Black sports bra with blue lettering: "Smith supports women" on front. Used as a fundraiser by Class of 1996 sr. year.
Alison Wong, President, Class of 1996.
fine
White sports bra with blue lettering: "Smith supports women" on front. Used as a fundraiser by Class of 1996 sr. year.
Alison Wong, President, Class of 1996.
fine
"Henshaw Class of 1953" engraved in center; etched rim. Originally in Henshaw House when it was the Spanish-language house.
Removed from Hatfield Hall storage. Given by Alice Clemente, Spanish/Portuguese Dept., via Beth Marshall, 5/10/96.
tarnished
Small tankard with handle. Engraved "In Memoriam 1958-1961".
Hatfield Hall storage.
tarnished
Engraved "Henshaw House". "1961" stamped on base. Contains spirit lamp to heat contents. Originally part of Henshaw House silver service. See Item #281.
Hatfield Hall storage. From Alice Clemente, Spanish/Portuguese Dept., via Beth Marshall, 5/10/96.
From steps between Morrow and Comstock Houses. Reads: "These steps are given in memory of Marian Ramsey Ewing 1883-1922 by the Class of 1905".
From Gary Hartwell of Physical Plant.
slightly water-stained
Six-sided, conical base with pointed top. See accompanying documentation for sketch.
From Gary Hartwell of Physical Plant. Removed during College Hall renovations, 1996.
top is not attached to base
Off-white with grey trim. Red letters reading "The Campaign for Smith". Used at 1984-89 CC events.
Joyce Allen of the Development Office.
excellent
Sophia Smith Bicentennial key chain. Souvenir from SSB Symposium September 27-28, 1996.
excellent
Tie-dye design with "Smith College Preludes" written in black.
Marshall Schalk's office.
Reads "Top Ten Reasons Lawrence House is cooler than yours". (#10 is "We have Marshall [Schalk]".)
Marshall Schalk's office.
Total Quality Management souvenir given to Physical Plant workers, c. 1995.
Class of 1996 Senior Pub Crawl T-shirt. Reads "The Evolution of a Senior".
AASC. Pin is gold and in the shape of a cicada. See Item #12.
Given by Louisa Shire Nathan 1941. Belonged to her aunt, A. Becker, of Chicago.
Depicting College Hall/Grecourt Gates in green in center of plate; cream border with raised pattern.
From Clarence Darrow Octagon House, Kinsman, OH. Given to Darrow House by Eleanor Brown, niece of Helen Cobb 1916.
excellent
16.9 oz. bottle of water with SC label. Distributed during 1997 Commencement wknd and for sale on campus thereafter.
Sherrill Redmon of Sophia Smith Coll.
excellent
Yellow collapsible seats which, when folded, serve as canes. "1901" printed on seat. Used at unspecified reunion.
Peg Pitzer of Advancement.
good
Arrived with various publications. ?
Reads "Office of Minority Affairs Presents to Ann Moss Burger, Dean of Smith College-In appreciation for her support of multicultural programs at SC, Northampton, MA, 1990-1996.
From Dean of College's Office. Separated from larger accession.
White, short-sleeved. On front: suffragist propaganda picture of woman climbing ladder. On reverse: "Revealing Life Stories: the First Fifty Years of the Sophia Smith Collection 1942-1992".
excellent
Head of New Students T-shirt. Blue, short-sleeved. On front: "Here to Help" in English, ASL, Thai, Spanish, German, and Russian. On reverse: "HONS (Heads of New Students) Smith College".
Student Affairs.
fine
Reads "Preludes: If you follow the rules, you miss all the fun". Covered with handprints. Possibly 1995.
Student Affairs.
photo taken; discarded
Reads "Preludes: To boldly go where no man has gone before". With handprints.
Student Affairs.
excellent
Reads "Preludes 1994: Once in a lifetime". With handprints and signatures.
Student Affairs.
photo taken; discarded
Described under #14. See accompanying documentation.
AASC.
Standard Phi Beta Kappa key.
Belonged to Katherine Stevens 1910. AASC via Helen W. Simonds, friend of Stevens.
Standard Phi Beta Kappa key. On gold chain.
Belonged to Helen Stobbe 1945.
Standard Phi Beta Kappa key. Came on black velvet ribbon which was discarded.
Belonged to Margaret Culberson 1919.
Standard Phi Beta Kappa key. Came on black velvet ribbon which was discarded.
Belonged to Mary L. Ellis 1909.
excellent
Parasol decorated with "83" and hand-painted peacock feather.
Pair. Picture of woman on each. Sold to the Class of 1945 to aid Russian War Relief. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Harriet L. Bodman 1945.
paint badly chipped
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See #411 for more information.
Belonged to Mary Ann Whitemore 1922.
Red tote bag with handle. "26" on side. Used at 45th reunion of Class of 1926.
Belonged to Jane Pither Parker 1926.
Black with gold highlights. Mascot for Class of 1921.
White mug. "Smith College Founded 1871" and Grecourt logo in blue.
Black handle; purple cloth umbrella. Used at 55th reunion of Class of 1912. Theme: "The Great Society."
Black handle with yellow cloth umbrella.
Black handle with heavy yellow paper umbrella.
Batik purple banner with unicorn design by Deborah Davenport Brooks, daughter of Margery Witherell Davenport 1932.
White towel with black silkscreen of crew boat. Reads "For the benefit of Smith Rowing". Coxswain saying, "Can't you wait till we get back!" Made by Woodchips Designers, Martha's Vineyard, MA.
Reads "No woman can call herself free who does not own and control her body. Margaret Sanger 1920" on front, and "Smith Women, National March for Women's Equality-Women's Lives. April 9, 1989".
Margery Sly, College Archivist
White with white SC logos silkscreened on cotton, dacron, or broadcloth. Sold for $6/yard, made by Natalie Galbreath Aust 1943, 8300 Bardmoor Blvd. Largo, FL 33543.
SC buildings and scenes depicted in pink and cream.
Emelie Sullivan Born 1956.
SC buildings and scenes depicted in green and cream.
Turquoise with white lettering "Smith College / Gilletts Dance".
Katie Schah 1998.
White with pink and black writing: "Gillett House, 1993-94, Smith College" on front; "The Gillett, No Vacancy" on reverse.
Katie Schah 1998.
Rally Day banner in imitation of Michaelangelo's Sistene Chapel: Sophia Smith reaches out to touch Eve's finger. Reads "Celebrare Visum Sophiae-Domus Morris MCMXCVI". Won prize.
Celebrating Sophia Smith Bicentennial. Reads "Celebrating Sophia's Vision and Ours! Education, Empowerment, Community, Growth, Friendship, Future, Class of 1997". Won prize.
Karey Lance 1997.
photo taken; discarded
Reads "Looking Ahead, Looking Back - 'If I put a little strength to oversome the difficulty the mountain would be removed, and I should have strength to make still further progress and I should more easily conquer difficulties' -Sophia Smith". Won prize.
good. photo taken
White bag with green print reading "Smith College Centennial 1875-1975".
Orange plate, #2.
T-shirt for Wesleyan-Smith journal Meridians: feminism, race, transnationalism.
Given to Sherrill Redmon of SSC by Susan Van Dyne, Women's Studies Dept
Image of College Hall in bowl with initials "M.A." on face.
Described under #57. Three. See accompanying documentation.
Reads "Queer Activism/Queer Studies Symposium Nov. 6-8, 1998". White.
Women's Studies Program
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See #411 for more information.
Belonged to Clara Louise Curtiss 1918. Given by Sarah Strong Clapp 1950.
Teal shirt reads "Jill Ker Conway / President / Smith College / Northampton, MA. A Decade of Down Under on Top 1975-1985".
Given by Susan von Salis.
Name "Paula"-Paula Sharp - x51.
Henry A. Rentschler.
good
"Smith College" on handle.
Kate G. Stephenson 1933
good
White fan with handpainted design of owl and shield. Sequins sewn on as part of design. Owl was Class of 1892 symbol. Used at a reunion.
good
Blue with green numbers "1907". Green griffin on right sleeve. White collar with green trim. Collar attaches with hooks and buttons. Owner wrote inside collar the years she played.
Belonged to Margaret D. Coe Blake 1907. From Helen (Mimi) Moog Cary 1941, whose mother, Helen Moodey 1907, was friends with Margaret.
Purple with white numbers "1924" and border, gold fringe. Used at reunions?
Alumnae House-in 1924 class locker.
Rectangular, purple with white "24".
Alumnae House-in 1924 class locker.
Prison uniform (shirt and hat) used in 40th Reunion skit of Class of 1924. Horiz. purple and white stripes, fits over head, card with "1924" on it in purple stapled to top. Hat small and round, canvas.
Alumnae House-in 1924 class locker.
Yellow and black squishy fish. Reads "Back to Paradise…Smith College Class of 1989 10th Year Reunion May 20-23 1999." Two fish.
Class of 1989.
good
Yellow and black fish. 10th year reunion of Class of 1989.
Class of 1989.
good
Black with white SC logo.
Class of 1989.
good
Class of 1989 10th Reunion keychain. Gold with black box, "Smith College Class of 1989 10th Year Reunion". See accompanying documentation.
Class of 1989.
good
White with caricatures of Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush on front. Back reads: "There must be a better way to get a Smithie in the White House!"
Class of 1989.
good
White with yellow and black print: "Smith 1989".
Class of 1989.
good
Pink. Front features arrow pointing to shoulder and words in black, "Place head here". Reverse reads "Head Residents Smith College 1988-89".
Class of 1989
good
Green, with outstretched wings. Class of 1907 mascot?
"This is About Smith" on front. From 1999 Capital Campaign. Olive.
Advancement Office via Judy Roberger.
"This is About Smith" on front and back. From 1999 Capital Campaign. Beige.
Advancement Office via Judy Roberger.
"This is About Smith" on beige.
Advancement Office via Judy Roberger.
"This is About Smith" on one side of white, shiny little bag.
Advancement Office via Judy Roberger.
Image of a woman playing golf.
Was in Room 33 of Hubbard House, September 1900.
a bit soiled
Shape of an Old English "S." Awarded to outstanding athletes.
Sarah S. Clapp 1950 Rec'd 5/13/2000.
From Class of 1909 55th Reunion.
Donated at the May 2000 Reunion by Marjorie Jamison Douglas 1948 and Leigh Jamison Gifford, daughters of Marjorie Leigh Carr 1909.
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See #411 for more information. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Mary Louise Keller 1896. Given by Rosamond Horton Lownes 1954.
Grey shirt with green and purple writing: "Smith College / Dedicated communIty Visionary tEam Resourceful Resourceful conStant talEnted" (capital letters spell "diverse").
Bought by Margery Sly, College Archivist. Designed by Tracy Sutherland, Neilson Library Staff, 1996.
Described under #57.
Marcia Early Brocklebank 1959.
White fan with various drawings on the back; front decorated with the names and seals of numerous colleges and universities. Created c. 1897-1900
President's Office.
White with Smith stickers on front and sides and "Mary Dunn" on brim.
President's Office.
Discarded 8/2002.
Reads "Our African Heritage-Remembering Not to Forget. Keynote Speaker Attallah Shabazz" in red and black paint.
Abena Abrokwah 2001, Mwangi Center Coordinator 1998-99.
Each student attending Preludes drew an outline of her hand on the cloth, decorated it and then signed her name.
Judith Hoffman 1999.
discarded; photo taken
Reads, "Our future's so bright, Sophia would have to wear shades".
Class of 1996
discarded; photo taken
Small chair that collapses into a cane. Used for Class of 1919 Reunion. Green with "1919" on seat.
Belonged to Bertha Tuttle Bowe 1919. From Cornelia T. Bowe 1947 and Kate Bowe Marmaras 1949.
okay
Ladies' Room sign from Smith College Club. Made by Oliver Larkin.
RADS
Two. Described under #39.
MRBR via B. Blumenthal.
Spoon with "1906" on handle; donor believes it to be an SC spoon; not verified.
Kate Stephenson 1933.
White background with gold-and-white SC diamond in middle.
Pat Lisek, Building Services Coordinator.
Roll for song "The Smith College March and Two-Step" by E. M. Blake 1896. Manufactured by the Aeolian Co., 18 W. 23rd St. NYC. Roll # 8082. CA has sheet music for song in 52. Music SC Songs.
From Sally Witt Duncan 1948.
VERY brittle--should not be played
Reads, "Dewey Women-Do We Ever!-Welcome". To welcome new students the last year that Dewey served as student housing. Signed by the upperclasswomen who lived there.
Karen L. Alessi AC92, HR of Dewey 1991-92.
Quilted banner with each square signed by a Head Resident (HR), House President (HP), or House Community Advisor (HCA).
Residence Life.
White with black silkscreen of Grecourt Gates and Ivy Day images.
Yellow background with black lettering. Used in campaign to stop the planned destruction of Alumnae Gym.
Caroline Houser.
a little rusty
Celebrating AC Program Silver Anniversary 1975-2000.
AC Program.
Black and white featuring New Yorker cartoon with two women at table saying "Isn't it wonderful to feel that once a Smith girl, always a Smith girl?"
From Monmouth County Smith Club.
White plate, do-it-yourself decorations. Reads, "Born Free / A Gathering of Our 'Pride' / 20th Reunion". Plate by Texas-ware.
fine
Skidelsky Cup reading, "For the Most Meritorious Exhibit / Awarded to Smith College 1939-1946". For Chrysanthemum Show?
Botanical Gardens via Maryjane Beach.
Reads, "George J. Ball for the Meritorious Exhibit Awarded to Smith College 1951".
Botanical Gardens via Maryjane Beach.
Holyoke Transcript Telegram Trophy. Presented to Holyoke-Northampton Florists and Gardeners Club for Best Cascade Chrysanthemum. SC won in 1953, 1954, 1957.
Botanical Gardens via Maryjane Beach.
"Presented to the Holyoke-Northampton Gardeners Club by the Holyoke Transcript-Telegram for the Best Cascade Chrysanthemum". Awarded to SC 1948-50.
Botanical Gardens via Maryjane Beach.
Plaster mold for medal of Ivan Gorokhoff.
Gregor Trinkhaus-Randall.
White with red silkscreen.
Belonged to Clara Helen Gibson 1919.
Round box given out for Class of 1990 10th Reunion. Red with "'90 Smith" on lid. Originally held mints.
Reads, "Basketball Centennial 1891-1991" and "Women's Centennial Luncheon 12-19-91".
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Clear paperweight; reads, "1918 Fellowship of Special Giving" and "SCSW".
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Clear paperweight; reads "The Campaign for Smith".
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Reads, "Women's Basketball Centennial / Smith College 1892-1992" and "100".
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Reads, "Comstock / Smith College". White cap with red and black lettering.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
White t-shirt with black-and-red image of a television with TV logos on front. "Lawrence House: The Truth is in Here" on reverse. Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Purple with orange lettering. Reads, "bark house 1993-1994" on front with little cartoon, and "my dog likes you" on reverse. Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
White with large red "A" on front and "Albright House Smith College 1994-95" on reverse. Long-sleeved. With student signatures and messages in black ink. Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
White shirt with black print. "Laura Scales House Smith College 1994-1995" on front. Cartoon on back, and words, "The House of Swingin' Singles". Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Yellow with grey, black, and red print. Bridge logo and year on front. Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
White with multicolored design of bird on woman symbol and words "1994 Smithstock" and "One More Night of Peace and Music". Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Words tracing the process between "Application" and "Reunion" on front; "Just Do It Smith College" on reverse. Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
White with yellow design and black lettering. "'89 Shines! Smith College" on front and "5th Reunion / Class of 1989 / May 26th-29th, 1994 / Smith College / Northampton, Massachusetts". Given to President MMD upon leaving SC in 1995.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Image of Otelia Cromwell on front and "Otelia Cromwell Day: Celebrating Diversity at Smith November 9, 1989".
From Office of the President, MMD.
a bit worn
Image of headless, naked, female statue on front, "Smith College Museum of Art: Ahead of the Rest" on reverse. Cream shirt with black and red print.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Teal t-shirt with navy and white print. "Five Colleges" on front and "Cooperation is an unnatural act" on reverse.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Red tote bag with stick figures and lettering in tan. Reads, "Smith College Campus School". Tan handles.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Seal on black wood, shape of shield.
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Silvery surface, black inset lettering. Reads, "The Mary Maples Dunn Garden, The Botanic Garden of Smith College".
From Office of the President, MMD.
fine
Rectangular; depicts gates of SC before Grecourt Gates installed. Mailman in left corner of picture. See accompanying documentation.
Found in 43F in box labelled "Smith College Mementos" January 2002. Given by Annette O'Leary 1935.
photo is yellowing, felt backing peeling off
Large, black taper holder with elaborate tripod base, spiral/spring-shaped shaft, and handle. Mechanism allows for candle to be wound upward as wax melts.
Found in 43F in box labeled "Smith College Mementos" January 2002.
fine; winding mechanism still works
Rectangular, brown, wooden picture frame with white (glass?) baubles at corners. Sides extend past corners. See accompanying documentation.
Found in 43F in box labeled "Smith College Mementos" January 2002. Belonged to Henry P. Cook.
No picture; not clear if picture was lost or intentionally not given with frame.
Light dumbbells used in early gym exercises. One bears name "Hallie Williams." See accompanying documentation.
Found in 43F in box labeled "Smith College Mementos" January 2002.
fine; wood warping a bit
Letter holder and stamper/sealer (?) with SC seal in shield.
Found in 43F in box labelled "Smith College Mementos" January 2002.
fine
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. Also called "Senior pins:" see accompanying documentation for SC/Senior Pins. All pins have owners' name or initials engraved on the back.
Belonged to Mary Stewart Anthony 1883.
fine
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Nina Browne 1882.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Mabel H. Cummings 1895.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Julia B. Paton 1900.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Dora L. Clifford 1901.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Miriam A. Choate 1904.
See Item # 411. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Kate (Morris) Cone 1879.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Miriam W. Webb 1896.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Anna L. Johson 1901.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Marion Dana 1904.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Anna Russ 1904.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to E.P.C. 1893.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Louise E. Fuller 1904.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Catharine D. Allison 1907.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Elizabeth S. Allison 1909.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Elsie (Becker) O'Quist 1912.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Charlotte C. Pearce 1915.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Lucile J. Driscoll 1916.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Sara Gribbon 1927.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Louise (Wolff) Kahn 1931.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Martha Davis Hale 1896. Sent by Polly Harts Kellogg 1922 in May 1977.
See Item # 411.
Belonged to Clara (Senior) Iglauer 1907. Sent by dau. Laura I. Youngs, rec'd 6/23/80.
White "S" curling through light purple "96".
Belonged to Martha Davis Hale 1896. Sent by Polly Harts Kellogg 1922.
enamel chipped
White "S" curling through dark purple "96".
Belonged to Miriam W. Webb 1896.
fine
White enamel on gold shield shape, gold filigree and lettering: "S" and "97."
Belonged to Harriet Hallock 1897.
enamel chipped
White enamel on gold shield shape, gold filigree and lettering: "S" and "97."
enamel chipped
Green enamel circle with "99" in gold. Gold heraldic branches circling up to "S" in white enamel.
Belonged to Miriam F. Choate 1899.
enamel chipped
Gold diamond with angular "SC" in black. White enamel banner across bottom with "1901" in gold.
Belonged to Madelaine (?) Rogers 1901.
excellent
Gold diamond with angular "SC" in black. White enamel banner across bottom with "1901" in gold.
Belonged to Dora L. Clifford 1901.
fine
Gold diamond with angular "SC" in black. White enamel banner across bottom with "1901" in gold.
Belonged to Jane L. Emerson 1901.
fine
Angular gold "S" forming a diamond shape; red bar in center with "1902" in gold.
Belonged to F.W.V.
dull
Gold square at diamond angle, fleurs-de-lis at corners. "S" and "1903" in gold on green enamel diamond in center.
Belonged to Edith Hill 1903.
fine
Gold square at diamond angle, fleurs-de-lis at corners. "S" and "1903" in gold on green enamel diamond in center.
Belonged toHelen E. Allen 1903.
fine
Gold circle with "S" and "1904" in relief, surrounded by pearlescent purple enamel.
Belonged to Annetta Clark 1904.
okay
Gold circle with "S" and "1904" in relief, surrounded by pearlescent purple enamel.
okay
Gold circle with "S" and "1904" in relief, surrounded by pearlescent purple enamel.
okay
Gold circle with "S" and "1904" in relief, surrounded by pearlescent purple enamel.
Belonged to Anna Russ 1904.
okay
Angular "S" and "C" forming a near-square, "1905" in center in black.
Gold nauga-snake curled around red enamel bar with "06" in gold.
Belonged to M. Gail Tritch 1906
fine
Gold shield divided into three sections: top left has "SC" and "1906" in red on gold. Top right has a dragon in red between two white columns, on gold. Bottom has raised image of a book, rendered in white with gold lettering, on red.
Belonged to M. Gail Tritch.
fine
See Item #450.
Belonged to Susan (Tanner) Larkin 1906. Sent by dau. Eleanor L. Beardsley in 5/1979.
excellent
SC in gold wreathed with "07" in green.
Belonged to Catherine Allison 1907.
dull
SC in gold wreathed with "07" in green.
Belonged to Clara (Senior) Iglauer 1907. Sent by dau. Laura I. Youngs, 6/23/1980.
dull
Square "SC" with "08" raised in center.
okay
Diamond-shaped "SC" with "09" raised in center.
Belonged to Elizabeth S. Allison 1909.
okay
Diamond-shaped "SC" with "09" raised in center.
Belonged to Rachel T. Little 1909.
okay
S forming oval with "C" and "10" inside.
okay
S forming oval with "C" and "10" inside.
okay
S forming oval with "C" and "10" inside.
okay
SC forming shield shape with "14" in center.
fine
SC forming shield shape with "14" in center.
fine
SC in pointed oval with "15" in center.
Belonged to Louise Egbert.
Fine
SC in pointed oval with "15" in center.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce.
Fine
S and elongated "C" set at right angles; "1916" inset.
Belonged to Elizabeth L. Clarke, rec'd 11/77.
Fine
SC forming a square with "17" in center.
Belonged to Amy Ford.
Fine
SC forming a square with "17" in center.
Belonged to Dorothy Cole.
Fine
SC forming a square with "17" in center.
Fine
S18C in a circle.
Belonged to Clara Curtiss.
Fine
Button-style; white with blue lettering. Reads "For Smith Insurance" and "1924".
Belonged to Lois Cole Taylor 1924.
A bit rusty
Button-style; red with white lettering. Reads "1978 The First Incompetent Class."
Rusty
Button-style; red with white lettering. Reads "1978 We're Number One (hundred)."
Rusty
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Marion Hobart Cunningham 1881, given by Marion Freeman 1914.
Fine
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Harriete M. Dunton 1881.
Fine
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Nina E. Browne 1882.
Okay
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Miriam Choate 1899.
Fine
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Charlotte DeForest 1901.
Okay
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Florence Bannard 1905.
Fine
Stylized, angular "A."
Belonged to Lucia Maria Houpt 1912.
Fine
Shape of a mandolin, with "S.M.C." in white at base.
Belonged to Katharine Martindale 1912.
Excellent
Circle with banjo across center; "Smith College Banjo Club" around circle.
Initials H.C.M.
Fine
Shape of a mandolin, with "S.M.C." in black at base.
Belonged to Dorothy L. Cole 1917.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Initials A.C.H.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Belonged to Julia C. Paton 1900.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Belonged to Elizabeth S. Allison 1909.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Belonged to Louise Egbert 1915.
Fine
Black diamond shape with linear gold pattern.
Belonged to Dr. Anna Q. Churchill 1904.
Fine
Shape of an inkwell. Reddish gold.
Belonged to Caroline M. Fuller 1895.
Fine
Shape of an inkwell. Reddish gold.
Belonged to Amy Ford 1917.
Fine
Shape of an inkwell. Reddish gold.
Belonged to Margery Alden 1918.
Fine
Bluish-black and gold, showing the western hemisphere.
Pattern faded
Squat "D" on top of elongated "U."
Belonged to Eleanor Evans 1922.
Fine
Round with black enamel circle in center; gold fleur-de-lis in circle. "La Societe Francaise" in black around edge.
Belonged to Angela Shipman ex-1908. Given 01/59.
excellent
Round with black enamel circle in center; gold fleur-de-lis in circle. "La Societe Francaise" in black around edge.
Belonged to Florence Bannard 1905.
excellent
Shape of shield: top blue, middle white, bottom red. Gold eagle in center.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce 1915.
excellent
Shape of shield: top blue, middle white, bottom red. Gold eagle in center.
Initials H.C.M.
excellent
Shape of shield: top blue, middle white, bottom red. Gold eagle in center.
Belonged to Anna Russ 1904.
excellent
G-clef crossed by tuning fork.
Belonged to Clara L. Curtiss 1918.
excellent
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
Fine
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
Fine
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
Belonged to Rachel T. Little 1909.
Fine
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
Belonged to Louise Egbert 1915.
Fine
Greek letters Sigma and Epsilon.
Given by Kara Tatro, Fin. Aid Office 04/81.
Tarnished
Circle with image of Italy in center; "Il Tricolore" down center of Italy.
Belonged to Nellie R. Elgutter 1914.
Okay
Round with image of columned building. "S" and "C" on either side; "Provident" below.
Belonged to Lucy Kendrew 1928.
Excellent
Angular "SC" with banner reading "LUBA" across middle. LUBA stands for Let Us Be Acquainted.
Given by Dorothy O'Donnell Garvey. Ack: MB 3/6/84
Okay
Old English-style "MS."
Given by Elizabeth L. Clarke. Rec'd 11/77.
Fine
Shape of a curved triangle with an integration sign. Black with grey sign. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Minerva King 1911.
Fine
Shape of a curved triangle with an integration sign. Black with grey sign. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Louise Egbert 1915.
Fine
Shape of a curved triangle with an integration sign. Black with grey sign. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Amy Ford 1917.
Fine
Shape of a tiny mitten!
Belonged to Elizabeth W. Mason 1904.
Fine
Elaborate, reddish-gold "O" and "P" with black enamel stew-pot at center. See accompanying documentation.
Initials A.B.J.?
Fine
Elaborate, reddish-gold "O" and "P" with black enamel stew-pot at center.
Belonged to Isabel D. McKee 1882.
Fine
Antelope (?) head with serpent tail; tail forms a circle and ends in antelope's mouth.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce 1915.
fine
Antelope (?) head with serpent tail; tail forms a circle and ends in antelope's mouth.
Belonged to Rachel T. Little 1909.
fine
Antelope (?) head with serpent tail; tail forms a circle and ends in antelope's mouth.
Belonged to Dorothy L. Cole 1917.
fine
Antelope (?) head with serpent tail; tail forms a circle and ends in antelope's mouth.
fine
Standard Phi Beta Kappa key.
Belonged to Betty Amerman 1906. Sent by Mrs. Bean, her daughter, 2/76.
Three, white, inverted triangles alternated with three gold fleur-de-lis in a circle with a pearl at the center. Greek letters Phi, Kappa, Psi in gold on white triangles.
Belonged to Caroline M. Fuller 1895.
excellent
See Item #519.
Belonged to Miriam W. Webb 1896.
fine
See Item #519.
Belonged to Ruth French 1902.
fine
See Item #519.
Belonged to Frederica (Buckley) Spencer 1910.
excellent
See Item #519.
Belonged to Catharine Hooper 1911.
pearl missing
See Item #519.
Belonged to Elizabeth L. Clarke 1915. Given 11/77.
fine
See Item #519.
Belonged to Madeleine Meyer 1914.
fine
See Item #519.
Belonged to Margaret Alling 1917.
fine
See Item #519.
Belonged to Virginia (Whitmore) Kelly 1917. Given by Virginia Kelly Gosnell 1944, 6/80.
okay-dull
See Item #519.
Belonged to Elizabeth (Taylor) Butterworth 1924.
clasp broken
See Item #519. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to ? Allison, 1907.
excellent
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Given by Karen Tatro in Fin. Aid Office, 4/81.
excellent
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
excellent
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Louise S. Fuller.
excellent
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Anna Russ 1904
fine
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Rachel T. Little 1909.
fine
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Louise Egbert 1915.
fine
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce 1915.
excellent
Round and black with Greek inscription in gold around edge. Profile of man's head wreathed in laurel in gold in center.
Belonged to Allace Miriam Cowen 1920.
fine
Shape of a transistor?
Belonged to Anita (Girdwood) Yearance 1917.
Black, buoy-shaped with "SC" and "PB" in gold.
Belonged to Elizabeth L. Clarke 1915, 11/77.
fine
Black, buoy-shaped with "SC" and "PB" in gold.
fine
Black, buoy-shaped with "SC" and "PB" in gold.
fine
Shape of an Old English "S." Awarded to outstanding athletes.
Belonged to Margaret Ogden.
clasp will not open
Torch with "SSC" down the front.
Belonged to Eleanor Evans 1922.
fine
Round and convex with image of the sun in the center and the astrological signs around the edge. See accompanying documentation.
dull
Round and flat with image of the sun in the center and the astrological signs around the edge.
fine
Round and convex with image of the sun in the center and the astrological signs around the edge.
Belonged to Katharine Martindale 1912.
dull
Round and convex with image of the sun in the center and the astrological signs around the edge.
Belonged to Dprothy L. Cole 1917.
dull
Round and convex with image of the sun in the center and the astrological signs around the edge.
Belonged to Lucy E. Kendrew 1928.
dull
Sports Guide at Twelve Colleges for Women. Depicts women engaged in sporting events and features the names of twelve women's colleges.
fine
Angular "SC" on top, press-button clasp. Inside brushed in decorative pattern.
fine
Round plaque with bas-relief of Rebecca Wilder Holmes, Professor of Music 1903-1936. Nameplate bears her name and "1935."
Arrived with Music Department records.
scratched
Pink satin pillow in white-and-sage decorative display pillowcase. Bordered in lace. Five pins attached: Mandolin Club, French Club, Class of 1907, Phi Kappa Psi, Alpha Society, white "SC" pin.
Belonged to Anna (Reynolds) Morse 1907.
fine
White handkerchief with green images depicting scenes of Smith College.
belonged to and donated by Mary Chrisman Anderson '59 while she was in school
excellent
White scarf with gold diamonds with the initials "SC" inside each diamond shape One corner contains words "Westchester Smith Club 50th Anniversary"
donated by Mary Chrisman Anderson '59
excellent
Blue plastic case that snaps shut with 2 scalpels, 2 tweezers, 2 pairs of scissors, 2 pokers
belonged to and donated by Mary Chrisman Anderson '59 used for Zoology 11 and Zoology 22.
excellent
Entwined square "SC"; "1905" in center. See accompanying documentation.
Given by Patricia Hampoon Wheeler 1941, via Emily Jerome at the Alumnae Fund. 9 or 10/2001. Original owner was a relative of a friend of Ms. W's.
Fine
Button-style, oval-shaped, bronze-colored. Reads "Smith College '11 1875 1925" in black.
Belonged to Althea Marks 1911. Rec'd at Reunion May 1976.
Fine
Button-style, oval-shaped, bronze-colored. Reads "Smith College '16 1875 1925" in black.
Belonged to Lucile Driscoll 1916.
Fine
Button-style, oval-shaped; white with red lettering. Reads "Smith College '06 1906-1936." Two pins.
Fine
Round white button with black lettering: "Smith for Mondale, Ferraro."
Given by Maurice Isserman, Prof. of History at Hamilton College, Clinton, NY 13323
fine
Round, yellow button with "Smith College 2001" in red and "Rally Day" in blue. Two pins.
excellent
Yellow, green, and blue background with black lettering. Reads "I speak to challenge you. You challenge me by speaking."
excellent
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See Item #411 for more information. In original Tiffany box.
Belonged to Katharine M. Miller 1922.
fine
Seal in gold surrounded by white enamel with "Smith College 1871" and the college motto in Greek around the edge in gold. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Clara Curtiss 1918. See accompanying doc. for other owners.
excellent
See Item #564.
Belonged to Annetta Clark 1904.
fine
See Item #564.
Belonged to Elizabeth Mason 1904
excellent
See Item #564.
Belonged to Susan Tanner Larkin 1906. Given by daughter, E. L. Beardsley, 5/79.
fine
See Item #564.
Belonged to Katharine S. Pearce 1915.
fine
Appears to be in the form of a Spanish centime. Significance unknown.
Belonged to Edith Hill 1903.
okay
Alpha pin on stick.
Belonged to Eliza P. Huntington 1881.
fine
Alpha pin on stick.
fine
Alpha pin on stick. See accompanying documentation.
fine
Colloquium pin on stick.
excellent
Colloquium pin on stick.
excellent
Colloquium pin on stick.
Belonged to Martha Davis Hale 1896. Sent by Polly Harts Kellogg 1922.
excellent
Owl with outstretched wings on stick. "Greek Club" on banner across owl.
okay
Three-leaved green enamel shamrock on stick. From Ancient Order of Hibernians.
fine
Diamond-shaped "SC" on stick.
From estate of Mary E. Storer 1912. Given by Mrs. Joel Care Elty, 9/81.
fine
Wishbone on stick. Worn on Commencement dress of M. Gail Tritch 1906. Other significance unknown.
Belonged to M. Gail Tritch 1906.
excellent
Gold diamond-shaped pin with "SC" in white enamel. See #411 for more information.
Belonged to Marjorie B. Smith 1916.
excellent
Seal in gold surrounded by white enamel with "Smith College 1871" and the college motto in Greek around the edge in gold.
Belonged to Marjorie B. Smith 1916.
excellent
Seal in gold with "Smith College 1871" and the college motto in Greek around the edge.
Belonged to Marjorie B. Smith 1916.
okay
Black enamel triangle in gold setting with gold "S" in center. Two tiny pearls set on each side of triangle.
Belonged to Marjorie B. Smith 1916.
excellent
Owl with outstretched wings and gemstone eyes encircled by snakes, also with gemstone eyes. See accompanying documentation.
excellent
Head of unicorn. Given (by whom?) to members of Class of 1924 at 50th Reunion dinner.
Belonged to Priscilla Rogers Hall 1924.
excellent
Complex, four-sided design with circle in center. "SC" in center encircled by inscription "Prodesse quam conspici" with letters "CLIO" on four sides. Perhaps a history club? Significance unknown.
Belonged to Madeleine Meyer 1914.
fine
Black shield with seven stars and Greek letters Kappa Delta in gold.
Belonged to Clara (Senior) Iglauer 1907. Sent by dau. Laura I. Young, 6/23/80.
excellent
Shape of a pennant on a pole; white with "Smith" in black.
Belonged to Clara (Senior) Iglauer 1907. Sent by dau. Laura I. Young, 6/23/80.
fine
"P" overtop "C". Significance unknown.
Belonged to Elizabeth W. Mason 1904.
clasp does not open
Diamond-shaped "SC" on hat pin.
fine
Class of 1915 pin-shape on hat pin.
fine
Hat pin with sphere on top; studded with purple stones. Significance unknown.
fine
Seal in gold surrounded by white enamel with "Smith College 1871" and the college motto in Greek around the edge in gold.
Given at Reunion by Marion Preston 1942, 5/24/02.
dull
Gold-painted frame with paper inside. "Gertrude Tubby '02" on paper.
Removed from 22. Buildings, Tenney House Round Robin
okay
Yellow background with black lettering. Used in campaign to stop the planned destruction of Alumnae Gym.
excellent
Silver ring with onyx/black enamel setting. Seal set into onyx.
tarnished
Modelled after the Phi Beta Kappa Key, with black enamel face and SC seal set in gold in center. "Smith College AD 1871" and Greek motto around seal.
Belonged to Mary Alice Walton 1887.
excellent
Modelled after the Phi Beta Kappa Key with large Greek Sigma on face. Given to Mary Louise Foster 1891 by U. of Chicago? in 1914. Significance unknown.
Belonged to Mary Louise Foster 1891. Sent by Mary Foster Kingimill 4/1/77.
fine
Shape of a feather/quill. See accompanying documentation under #417.
Belonged to Kate Morris Cone 1879.
clasp missing
Standard Phi Beta Kappa Key. See accompanying documentation under #417.
Belonged to Kate Morris Cone 1879.
excellent
Silver-plated oval charm with Alumnae Association logo and "Alumnae Association of Smith College 1881."
very worn
Silver seal encircled by black enamel inscribed with "Smith College AD 1871" and Greek motto in silver.
okay
Diamond-shaped flat surface with "SC" and either "02" or "20".
Envelope in which ring was found reads "Hannah Scharps 1906" but ring appears to be from either 1902 or 1920 and has the initials K.A. inscribed.
fine
Seal in silver with while enamel around edge. "Smith College AD 1871" and Greek motto in gold.
Belonged to Miriam Choate 1899.
tarnished
Beige handbag with cream satin lining. Red felt circle on front with "94" in white. Used at an 1894 Class Reunion.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1894 records.
has burlap smell
White cotton t-shirt with "Theatre 14," "Smith College Theatre Department," and names and dates of plays in yellow and black.
Pulled from 52. Theatre Department records.
excellent
Cream canvas with red handles. Flower design and Theatre Dept. 1984-85 season play titles printed in purple.
Pulled from 52. Theatre Department records.
excellent
Cream canvas with navy blue trim, handles, and print, featuring 1983-84 season play titles. Extra-long handles.
Pulled from 52. Theatre Department records.
excellent
Class of 1937 30th Reunion costume: yellow skirt, handbag, and headband with ruler pattern on all pieces.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1937 records.
fine
Blue t-shirt with white lettering. Reads "We're Moving 84ward. Smith College." White banner found with t-shirt has identical lettering without "Smith College," and has been discarded.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1984 records
okay
Class of 1933 first reunion costume plastic yellow hood and handbag. Nametags in shape of umbrellas. See accompanying documentation.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1933 records. Nametags are for H. Hansen and E. Sturgis.
soiled and strong plastic smell
Class of 1943 20th Reunion costume: green canvas "tool belt" with toold printed in white in pockets. "43" in center.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
fine
Class of 1943 10th Reunion costume: large four-fingered green mitt.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
fine
Class of 1943 30th Reunion costume (part): green beads on green cord.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
fine
Class of 1943 25th Reunion costume (part): green prize ribbon with white paper center. Blank.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
okay
Class of 1943 Reunion prop: green bubble pipe with white stem.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
gob of lip- stick on end
Class of 1943 Reunion prop: green and white button reading "I like 43".
Pulled from 80. Class of 1943 records.
fine
Class of 1944 30th Reunion hat: blue 45 with attachments to tie to head.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1944 records.
slightly cracked
Class of 1944 10th Reunion hat: purple mortarboard with white tassle. "44" on front in white.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1944 records.
discolored
Class of 1944 Reunion bag: navy blue with white trim. Round, like bowling bag.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1944 records.
fine
Class of 1946 45th Reunion bag: red canvas with white image of Dewey and "1946 This, The House We Live In" in white.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1946 records.
excellent
Class of 1946 Reuniun favor: watch with black band, white face, image of Dewey and "1946" in red. In black case.
Pulled from 80. Class of 1946 records.
excellent
Two-piece red gym suit (heavy jumpsuit, v-neck sweater) and tennis-dress-style bathing suit.
Belonged to Dorothy M. Watson 1942. Rec'd 5/23/97.
okay
Oval-shaped purple straw fan decorated with flowers and ribbon. Significance unknown.
fine
Green button with "Smith 1931" in black and strip of silver reflective tape in center. Reunion prop?
fine
Block of carved wood commemorating Pompeiana exhibit, SCMA, 1948-49.
Pulled from 22. Buildings, Museum.
faded
Two wooden hand-dumbbells. See accompanying documentation.
Belonged to Anna M. Hoyt 1881.
fine
Copper stamp block with "The Washburn House" in reverse type.
okay
Nameplate from portrait of Ellen Emerson Davenport 1901.
fine
Brick-red felt with "Smith" in white.
Belonged to Margaret Enella Beckley 1914.
has some holes
Depicting Wilson House and Neilson Library (two plates) in rose in center of plate; cream border with raised pattern.
Belonged to Lois Hall 1930. Given by Faith Barrington 6/2001.
excellent
Depicting College Hall in blue in center of plate; cream border with raised pattern.
From New England Province Archives, Hadi Marshall.
excellent
Entire set of dinner plates in rose. Depicting College Hall, Grecourt Gates, Sage Hall, Paradise Pond, John M. Greene Hall, Lanning Fountain, Sophia Smith Homestead, Dewey House, Seelye Hall, the Observatory, Wilson House, Neilson Library. Featuring Neilson's signature.
excellent
Seal surrounded by white, etc.
Belonged to Annetta Clark 1904.
fine
white asian style robe with short sleeves and yellow trim on sleeve cuffs and along front opening. Has black print on back of a circle with the letters SC in the middle and 1905.
belonged to H. Louisa Billings, 1905
fine
Class of 1953 reunion costume -flat yellow purse with black bee on front flap with numerals 53 in its wings - 2 yellow cloth mittens with "53" in black on each -yellow cloth item which most closely resembles a flower with a long cloth stuffed stem
Belonged to Betsy Jones Hayes '53
good
each square piece of cloth is a different color and carries a different message and they are all stapled to a long piece of purple cloth that was a shirt cut into strips and tied together.
fair