The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
COuRTLANO SCHOOL CLOSES } AFTER BRIL- LIANT SERVICE
 AS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
fore Than 500 Prominent Women of Community Re-
 ceived Early Training There-Great Regret Express
 ed Tbroughout the City By Those Who Knew Schools / Value. J =


 During its 25 years as an education al institution, Courtland school has had 515 pupils. There are "A living graduates and 21 associates.
 The graduates are:
 1S93-Katherine Cowles Drew (Mrs. Charles D. Rrown). I
 1S94-Harriet Frances Howe (Mrs. Daniel c. deWolfe). Evelyn Morgan Hubbell. Alice Jennie Ives, Louie Shel- ton Stevenson (Mrs. William Beverly Powell), Louise Bronson Warren, Lil- Han Cordelia Wheeler (Mrs. Frederick. c. Bassick).
 1ss5-Mary Caroline Goodsell (Mrs. George H. Graves), Addie Burr Hotch- kiss.
 1s96-Harriet Louise Hawley (Mrs. Archibald M. Miller), Margaret Rus ling (Mrs. l.. Pierce Hammond), Hat tie May Russell.
 1s9s-Charlotte Augusta Hurlburt, Florence Catherine Pierce (Mrs. David M. Trecartin).
 1sss-Mary Amelia Gunther (Mrs. Thomas M. Clinton). 1900-E1eanor Margaret Beers (Mrs. William Redfield), Helen Louise Fair 
 beth Fuller Hopson.
 1s02-Cornelia. Clark Barker (Mrs. George H. Edwards), Amelia Louise Beardsiey, Grace Parker Belden (Mrs. Robert B. Jones), Anne Nichols Drew, Ruth Sterling Gamshy. Caroline Tru- bee Garlick, Jessie Shaw Hoag, Alice Mary Pierce (Mrs William S. Lynne), Martha Urania Waller (Mrs. Alexan- der W .Hawley).
 1903-Katrina Sloat Bowers (Mrs. William c. shepard), Louise Allis BuIkley (Mrs. Theodore H. Brown), Julia Stuart Canheldr (Mrs. John B. wallace), Laura Kate Cuzner. Ada Lillian Read, Minnie Edith Read (Mrs. |R. Clifford Merwin). 1904-Mary Sanford Beach (Mrs. Carl c. Dalgaard), Marguerite Wordin Hawley (Mrs. c. l.. Fenton.) 190b-Carrie Lucille Godfrey, Pau line Moore Stagg CMrs. Frank H. Well |ler.)
 1aoe-Dorothy Shade Honson. Min nie Louise Nichols. Ruth Chittenden Reid (Mrs. Raymond Cunningham), Marjorie Dearborn Smith, Sophie Knowlton Smith. Cora Nanette Winter (Mrs. Waiter c. North), Elizabeth Curtis Wright.
 1so7- Sarah Warehouse Bsach. Grace Child (Mrs. Alder Ellis) Nellie Louise Coopar (Mrs. Charles N. Gregoryj. Isabel Ame1ie Guilbert (Mrs. Quincy Wales), Ruth Parker Northrop Mrs John A. Rusling, Jr.) Grace Edna Smith.
 l1sos-Marion Cary Durham. Doro- | thy Burwell Gamsby. Louise Bucking- ham Gould, Edna Brown Northrop, Mildren Rennell (6rs. Alvin C.. BrueD, i 1910-Dorothy Hardly Wilmot, Marguerite Florence Wilmot (Mrs. Ho- race D. St1ong).
 1s11-A6ildred Fosssr. Katherine Glover (Mrs. A A. Johnson), Kathe- | rihe |. Morrissey.
 1s12--Deborah N. Glover, Eleanor B. Lines (Mrs. Arthur Powell), Kath- arine M Plumb. Florence R. Stearns. 1913-Heien Forsyth (Mrs. H. B. Riker). A. Hlizabefh Jennings. 1s14-Dorothy c. Lyon, Helen T. Plumb, L.aura B. Quinlan. 1s15-Henrietta Atwater, Marga- ret |. Grlnith, Frances R. Hotchkiss, Margaret K Radel 1916-Louise Atwater, Margaret A.. Casey. ErnA V. Chase. Constance B. Hathaway. Elixa B. Perry and Mary 10. Radel.
 The Associate members, students who completed three years work at the school include: Elsie F. Pond, (Mrs. Matthew Adgate). Theodora M. Child, Dorothy M. Cornwall (Mrs. John R. Ramsey), Natalie K. Cornwall (Mrs. David s. Day), Dorothy B. iDeLoss. Harriet B. Hawley (Edrs. Arthur B. Duncan), May L.. Farini. Annie P. Irish, Ella T. Hawiey (Mrs. Joseph c. 4 Roper) Jennie O. Hawley (Mrs. Rob- ert B. Whesler). Alice B. Pierce. Emily J. Sanford, Anna w. Sherwood, Julia w. Smith( Mrs- Dever c. Warner) L.. May Warner, Margaret L. Warner I (Mrs John Field3, Ruth B. filling (Mrs. Paul J. Barker, Eugenia K. Barker, Marian D. Paige (Mrs. Lau- renee M- CornwalD Elizabeth F. Mich ois. Priscilla H. Sterling, Frances s. Williams.
 Among the other prominent young women of the city who have been pu- tpils at the famous school are: Geor- Igfanna M. Bishop, Helen F. Bishop, (Mrs. R. S. Hincis). Henrietta Bishop, Marguerite A. Bishop, Natalie w. u Bishop (A6rs. J. R. Reyburn), Anna May Brush (Mrs. Nathan Steinfels)
 Doris Bryant, Sarah c. Cable, (Mrs. I Stiles B. Goodsell, Mabel c. Camp
 (Mrs. H. A. Dorsey). Gnu Yung Do
 (Mme. Hoo Wei Teh), Marjorie De-
 Loss, Harriet A Zones (Mrs. R. E.
 Tuthil1), Bethesda Hamilton. Elsie M
 Henshaw (Mrs. A. w. Robinsonl Ma
 rion B. Henshaw, Cornelia B. Hincks
 (Ars. s. M Hawley) Mary M. Hincks
 May D. Lalley, Dorothy c. Lyon, Edith II. Martin (Mrs. F. w. Wren), AL
 thea May (Mrs. Maturin Waldo) Clara W. Mix, Aline D. Paige, Mario.
 rie D. Pierce (Adrs. Horace D.. Mer.
 win), Louise ". Powe, Charlotte Ri.
 ker. Evelyn B. Teel. Phyllis Tom1in.
 son, Barbara 8. Waldo, Norma l. Weber, Helen w. Wheeler (Mrs H D. Peck),- Jessie L. Wheeler (Mrs H. A. Nmber). Theodore Wheeler (Mrs William Finney) and Sally VII lmot.
 Y PAINFUL HALL. The first announcement of Peter
 FaneuiPs intention to build and pre-.