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COLLECTION Identifier: RG II, Series 2

Records of Radcliffe College President Ada Louise Comstock, 1923-1943

Overview

Official Radcliffe College correspondence, reports, memoranda, etc., of Ada Louise Comstock, educator and third president of Radcliffe College.

Dates

  • 1923-1943

Language of Materials

Materials in English.

Access Restrictions:

Access. Unrestricted.

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright. Copyright in the records of Radcliffe College President Ada Louise Comstock is held by the President and Fellows of Harvard College. Copyright in other papers in the collection may be held by their authors, or the authors' heirs or assigns.

Copying. Papers may be copied in accordance with the library's usual procedures.

Extent

27.11 linear feet (64 file boxes, 1 card file box)

Scope and Contents

Papers and correspondence of Comstock, arranged alphabetically by academic year, 1923-1943, with a listing of important correspondents, organizations and subjects.

Additional Description

BIOGRAPHY

Ada Louise Comstock, educator, was born and brought up in Moorhead, Minnesota where her father Solomon Comstock, who had moved West from Maine, was an attorney. Comstock was educated first at the University of Minnesota, then transferred to Smith College (AB 1897), received a teacher's certificate from Moorhead State College in 1898, and AM from Columbia in 1899. She was appointed Assistant in Rhetoric, then Dean of Women, 1907-1912, at the University of Minnesota, Dean of Smith College, 1912-1923, and was Radcliffe's first full-time President, 1923-1943. At Radcliffe, Comstock helped to launch the Harvard/Radcliffe agreement for joint instruction in 1943 by which Harvard took full responsibility for educational policy and the education of Radcliffe students, an important step in the institutional advancement of women at Harvard.

Comstock exemplified the active woman citizen of the post-suffrage period in the breadth of her activities. She was the only woman member of President Hoover's Commission of Law Observance and Enforcement, 1929-1931, and signed the minority report which recommended revision of the eighteenth amendment. She was a member of the Institute of Pacific Relations, actively encouraged the development of women's higher education in Japan and China, a member of the League of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood and the National Broadcasting Company, to name but a few of her associations.

She was a national and international spokesman on education (in recognition of which she received 14 honorary degrees, including those of Harvard and Oxford). She was President of the American Association of University Women, a leader of the Seven College Conference and on the boards of many schools (Buckingham, Concord Academy, Wykeham Rise, Brimmer and May) and colleges (Bennington, Smith, Simmons). On her retirement as Radcliffe's President in 1943, Comstock married Wallace Notestein Professor of English History emeritus, of Yale College, and embarked on a new career as faculty wife, in New Haven.

Physical Location

Collection stored off site: researchers must request access 36 hours before use.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

This collection was received from the Radcliffe College President's Office ca.1956.

Related Material

There is related material at the Schlesinger Library; see Ada Comstock scrapbook, 1934 (SC 26), Ada Comstock papers, 1929-1974 (RA.A/C739), Ada Comstock papers, 1818, 1887-1982 (MC 471; T-156), Ada Comstock diaries, 1902-1968 (M-126).

SEPARATION RECORD

Radcliffe College printed material and material about alumnae has been removed to the Vertical file of Radcliviana and the alumnae biographical files. Photographs have been removed to the photograph files. Non-Radcliffe publications and duplicate material have been weeded and returned to the relevant institutions.

CONTAINER LIST

  1. Box 1: 1-9
  2. Box 2: 10-19
  3. Box 3: 20-27
  4. Box 4: 28-34
  5. Box 5: 35-39
  6. Box 6: 40-50
  7. Box 7: 51-66
  8. Box 8: 67-76
  9. Box 9: 77-84
  10. Box 10: 85-92
  11. Box 11: 93-98
  12. Box 12: 99-105
  13. Box 13: 106-115
  14. Box 14: 116-124
  15. Box 15: 125-133
  16. Box 16: 134-143
  17. Box 17: 144-153
  18. Box 18: 154-163
  19. Box 19: 164-173
  20. Box 20: 174-183
  21. Box 21: 184-191
  22. Box 22: 192-201
  23. Box 23: 202-210
  24. Box 24: 211-221
  25. Box 25: 222-231
  26. Box 26: 232-239
  27. Box 27: 240-248
  28. Box 28: 249-259
  29. Box 29: 260-269
  30. Box 30: 270-278
  31. Box 31: 279-290
  32. Box 32: 291-299
  33. Box 33: 300-310
  34. Box 34: 311-319
  35. Box 35: 320-330
  36. Box 36: 331-338
  37. Box 37: 339-348
  38. Box 38: 349-356
  39. Box 39: 357-364
  40. Box 40: 365-372
  41. Box 41: 373-379
  42. Box 42: 380-388
  43. Box 43: 389-398
  44. Box 44: 399-406
  45. Box 45: 407-417
  46. Box 46: 418-427
  47. Box 47: 428-437
  48. Box 48: 438-445
  49. Box 49: 446-454
  50. Box 50: 455-464
  51. Box 51: 465-472
  52. Box 52: 473-482
  53. Box 53: 483-490
  54. Box 54: 491-498
  55. Box 55: 499-508
  56. Box 56: 509-519
  57. Box 57: 522-529
  58. Box 58: 530-537
  59. Box 59: 538-544
  60. Box 60: 545-552
  61. Box 61: 553-561
  62. Box 62: 562-571
  63. Box 63: 572-578
  64. Box 64: 579-586
  65. Card file box 65: Teacher's Oaths

INDEX

Index to Comstock's correspondence, alphabetically arranged by name, subject or title of organization.
  1. Academic Board 149, 194, 239, 389, 444, 500, 545
  2. Academic Freedom, Committee on 455
  3. Admission of Women to: School of Public Health 267; Harvard Medical School 563
  4. Admissions 288, 404, 444, 547
  5. Agassiz, Elizabeth Cary 31
  6. Agassiz, Mrs. George 149
  7. Alice Stone Blackwell Fund 396
  8. Allen, Judge Florence 445
  9. Alumnae Association, Radcliffe 63, 150, 194, 240, 390, 403, 547
  10. American Alumni Council 346
  11. American Academy of Arts and Sciences 545
  12. American Association for the Advancement of Science 127
  13. American Association of University Professors 63, 393
  14. American Association of University Women 1, 64, 127, 150, 194, 291, 390, 445, 501 547
  15. American Birth Control, League 66, 292, 396
  16. American Civil Liberties Union 195, 446
  17. American Committee for Christian German Refugees 292
  18. American Council on Education 151, 195, 241, 341, 346, 502, 547
  19. American Historical Society 66, 151
  20. American Home Economics Association 67
  21. American Legion 195
  22. American Philosophical Society 196
  23. American School of Classical Studies 347
  24. American Women's Association 12, 127, 151, 545
  25. Ames, Georgiana see also Hinckley 20
  26. Ames, Lucy (Stetson) 151, 348
  27. Anderson, Mary 437, 447
  28. Appointment Bureau, 151, 242, 285, 293, 348, 393, 447, 502
  29. Associated Actors 196
  30. Association of American Colleges 68, 293
  31. Association of Bank Women 293
  32. Association to Aid Women in S cientific Research 1, 12, 20, 28, 68
  33. Associates, see also Board of Trustees and Trustees 67
  34. Athens Hostel 1, 20, 29
  35. Bacon, George Wood 242
  36. Baker, Christine Hopkinson 2, 12, 69, 128, 152, 294, 349, 394
  37. Baker, Ezra, 117
  38. Baker, George 82
  39. Baker, George Pierce 2, 137
  40. Barker, Granville 446
  41. Beaux, Cecilia 128
  42. Beaver Country Day School 447
  43. Beers, Clifford 21
  44. Bennington College 12, 30, 350
  45. Berlin, Florence 152
  46. Birth Control League of Massachusetts 350
  47. Black Students at Harvard 10; at Radcliffe 271
  48. Blackall, Dorothy (Brewer) 351, 395, 448, 505, 550
  49. Blackwell, Alice Stone 448
  50. Board of Trustees, see Trustees
  51. Bolton, Charles Knowles 295
  52. Book Mobile 31
  53. Boston Evening Transcript 106
  54. Boston School of Physical Education 4
  55. Boulanger, Nadia 244, 254, 351
  56. Briggs, Elizabeth 244
  57. Briggs, LeBaron Russell 4, 128, 155, 245
  58. Briggs, Lucia Russell (see also Milwaukee-Downer College) 197, 472
  59. Briggs Hall 3, 4
  60. Brimmer and May School 397, 505, 550
  61. Brown University 128
  62. Bryn Mawr College 198, 351, 397, 505
  63. Buckingham, Mary Hyde 347, 449
  64. Buckingham School 153, 245, 296, 352, 398, 449
  65. Budget Committee 129, 153, 550
  66. Building Plans 8, 78, 224
  67. Buildings and Grounds 153
  68. Bureau of International Research 5, 22, 31, 72, 95, 99, 103, 104, 107, 129 154, 199, 246, 296, 352, 398, 499, 505
  69. Bureau of International Travel 200
  70. Bureau of University Travel 107, 247, 297, 353, 399, 450, 505
  71. Business Office 130, 201, 297, 354, 399, 450, 505, 550
  72. Byerly, William Elwood 31, 107, 201, 297
  73. Byerly, Mrs. William E. 130
  74. Cabot, Ella (Lyman) 131, 156, 298, 335, 355
  75. Cabot, Richard Clarke 298, 355, 508
  76. Cabot, Judge Frederick Pickering 6
  77. Cambridge Historical Society 249
  78. Cambridge Hospital League 298
  79. Cambridge Industrial Association 249
  80. Cambridge League of Women Voters, see LWV-Cambridge
  81. Cambridge School of Architecture 249, 298
  82. Cannon, Cornelia (James) 355
  83. Cannon, Walter 355
  84. Carnegie Corporation, 14, 100, 105
  85. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching 105, 131, 156, 298
  86. Catholic Students 289
  87. Cedar Hill Conference 356, 401, 551
  88. Chicago Exposition 131
  89. China 356, 401, 410, 451, 509
  90. China Institute 356, 551
  91. Chinese students 534
  92. China, North East Committee for Relief in 299
  93. Choral Society 23, 52, 95, 100, 108, 132, 156, 207, 250, 300 356, 428, 452, 509, 552
  94. Cite Universitaire, Paris 132
  95. Coe, Edith M 357
  96. College Club 462
  97. College Entrance Examination Board 15, 133, 157, 203, 251, 300, 357, 402, 453, 510
  98. Columbus Memorial Lighthouse 301
  99. Commencement 108, 134, 158, 204, 252, 302, 358, 403, 454 511, 554
  100. Commission to Study the Organization of Peace 404
  101. Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America 205, 253, 303, 404
  102. Committee on Resources 100, 108, 134, 205
  103. Committee on Retiring Allowances 253
  104. Committee on Standards 74
  105. Committee on Tuition Fees 253, 358, 404
  106. Comstock, Ada Louise: Biography: 126, 242, 253, 563; Honorary Degrees: 128, 221; Schedules: 194, 205, 253, 486; Speeches, articles: 106, 119, 186, 194, 221, 229, 264, 278, 330 345, 359, 372, 377, 427, 443, 452, 458, 472, 481, 509, 515, 552, 574; Resignation: 554, 584
  107. Comstock, Susan 303
  108. Conant, James Bryant 109, 303
  109. Conant, Kenneth 298
  110. Concord Academy 253, 555
  111. Concordia College 303
  112. Conference of Christians and Jews, National, 422
  113. Conference of Radcliffe representatives 429
  114. Coolidge, Elizabeth (Sprague) 254, 304
  115. Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson 15
  116. Cooperative Bureau of Women Teachers 23, 135
  117. Coordinate Colleges 304
  118. Cosmopolitan Club 254
  119. Council, Radcliffe 206, 255, 359, 456, 513, 556
  120. Council against Intolerance in America 359
  121. Cronkhite, Bernice (Brown) 135, 160, 205, 206, 306
  122. Cryptanalysis 529
  123. Czechs 360
  124. Dan, Lydia Shao-Lan AM 42, PhD 44 457
  125. Dance Group 514
  126. Daniels, Mabel Wheeler 6, 75, 160, 256, 571
  127. Davis, Hallie Flanagan 514
  128. Davis, Herbert John 487
  129. Davison, Archibald T. 160, 207, 514
  130. Dean, Vera Michelis 136, 161, 256, 514, 557
  131. Deanship, Radcliffe 360
  132. DeCordova bequest 23
  133. DeCordova, Julian 23
  134. DeWindt, Alice 306
  135. Dodd, Ora M 361
  136. Drinking, undergraduate 267, 335
  137. Earhart, Amelia 109
  138. East and West Association 518, 558
  139. East Indies Institute of America Inc. 515
  140. Eastman, Rebecca Hooper 308
  141. Economic Policy Committee 308, 361
  142. Edwards, Marion Park (see also Bryn Mawr) 351
  143. Eliot, Martha May 366, 515
  144. Elwell and Blackall 3
  145. Emergency Peace Campaign 257
  146. Emigres 346
  147. Endowment and Equipment Fund 6, 16, 429
  148. Etcetera 515
  149. Farley, Caroline Amelia 162
  150. Fay, Charles Norman 558
  151. Federal Emergency Relief Administration 162, 209
  152. Felton, Mrs. Cornelius Conway 110
  153. Fine Arts Building 13
  154. Finnish Relief 467
  155. Fish, Frederick 516
  156. Follett, Mary Parker, 131, 137, 138
  157. Foreign Policy Association 258, 362, 459
  158. Foreign Students 186
  159. Forty Seven Club 77, 137, 147, 163, 189
  160. Forty Seven Workshop 16
  161. Forum, Radcliffe 428
  162. Frankfurter, Felix 77, 209, 363, 454, 460, 558
  163. Friends of Music Association 258
  164. Fund Committee 100
  165. Gallison, Marie 138, 461
  166. Gaposchkin, Cecilia (Payne) 119, 381
  167. General Education Board 78, 96, 100, 164, 310
  168. Geneva School of International Studies 164
  169. Germany 363, 364
  170. Gilman, Stella Scott 79
  171. Ginling College, China 310, 461, 474
  172. Ginn, Susan 138
  173. Graduate Center, 13, 100, 138
  174. Graduate School, Radcliffe 138, 259, 560
  175. Graduate school, statutes 147
  176. Gray, Francis Calley 161, 210, 259, 409, 517, 560
  177. Greene, Mrs. Henry Copley 364
  178. Guggenheim Foundation 210, 364, 517, 560
  179. Gymnasium 7
  180. Hadow, Grace 273, 364
  181. Hall, Constance 364
  182. Hardy, Harriet Louise 365, 518, 562
  183. Harkness, Edward 79, 96, 100
  184. Harvard Dramatic Club 165
  185. Harvard/Radcliffe relationship 563
  186. Harvard Teacher's Association 166
  187. Harvard University 17, 100, 112, 139, 166, 212-215, 261, 312 365, 412, 464, 519, 562, 563
  188. Health Center 465, 506, 520, 564
  189. Health Education, Dept. of 262, 312, 366, 465, 520, 564
  190. Hemenway, Harriet L. 518
  191. Henry, Richard Kirk - Superintendent of Building and Grounds 366
  192. Hill, Grace A. 264
  193. Higginson, Ida 17
  194. Honorary degrees 82
  195. Hoover, Herbert 80
  196. Hoover, Mrs. Herbert 80
  197. Housing 321
  198. Howe, Helen 367
  199. Hull, Cordell 367
  200. Idler Club 314, 367, 413
  201. Immigration 9
  202. Institute for Consumer Education 298
  203. Institute of History of Science and Civilisation 278
  204. Institute of International Education 17, 314, 368, 414, 466
  205. Institute of Pacific Relations 147, 168, 216, 265, 315, 368, 414 467, 522
  206. Institute of Women's Professional Relations 169
  207. Intercollegiate Music League 316
  208. International Institute for Girls in Spain 316, 468
  209. International Federation of University Women 24, 217, 316
  210. International Student Service 415
  211. Irwin, Agnes 128
  212. James, William 169
  213. Japan 317, 356, 401 410, 468
  214. Japan Society 266, 416
  215. Jewish Students 289, 567
  216. Jordan, Frances (Ruml) 113, 369, 468
  217. Jordan, Wilbur Kitchener 369, 523, 567
  218. Junior Month 113, 170
  219. Keller, Helen 114, 266
  220. Kitchen and Dining Room Committee 171, 218, 318
  221. Kobe College, Japan 18, 82, 114, 140, 172, 219, 266, 318, 320, 416, 523
  222. Koussetvitsky, Sergei 469
  223. Laski, Harold 370
  224. Lawrence, Bishop 82
  225. Leach, Abby 115
  226. League for Women in Public Office 219
  227. League of Nations 219
  228. League of Women Voters-Cambridge 249
  229. League of Women Voters-Mass 174, 220, 320
  230. League of Women Voters-National 271, 324, 373, 423, 476, 529
  231. Lee, Frances 115
  232. Library 267, 319
  233. Library-Committee and correspondence with Librarian 115, 173, 219, 370, 372, 418, 524
  234. Littauer School 267
  235. Longfellow House/Hall 96, 101, 222
  236. Lowell, Abott, Lawrence 10, 13, 19, 24, 59, 82
  237. Lowell, Amy 10
  238. Lowes, John W 101, 219
  239. Lowthrope School of Landscape Architecture 267
  240. McBride, Katherine Elizabeth 320, 351, 360, 364, 371, 420, 505, 525, 533, 571
  241. McCord, David 320
  242. McGeachy, M. Craig 569
  243. Mack Fund 268
  244. Management Training Program in Personnel Administration 393
  245. Marks, Josephine Peabody 471
  246. Mason, Fanny Peabody 471
  247. Massachusetts Advisory Board, Dept. of Education 527, 570
  248. Massachusetts League of Women Voters-See LWV-Mass
  249. Master School of Music Association 116
  250. Masters of Arts in Teaching 268, 278
  251. Maginnis, Alice 320
  252. Meckstroth, Bertha Amelia, '06 175, 269, 372, 421
  253. Medical School, Harvard 563
  254. Mental Hygiene-see National Committee for Mental Hygiene
  255. Menzel, Donald 529
  256. Metcalf, Margaret Carter 269, 321
  257. Milwaukee Downer College 569
  258. Minnesota, University of 221, 472, 516
  259. Mitchell, Stewart 569
  260. Moors, John Farwell 10, 32, 117, 175, 222, 322, 372, 473
  261. Moral Rearmament 381
  262. Morand, Ruth 569
  263. Morison, Samuel Eliot 175, 255
  264. Morning Prayers 222, 270, 372, 421, 473, 526, 571
  265. Morrow, Elizabeth 474
  266. Morss, Henry Adams 222
  267. Munich Summer Courses 175
  268. Murdock, Kenneth 372
  269. Music Club, Radcliffe 430
  270. National Academy of Sciences 422
  271. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 572
  272. National Association of Deans of Women 271, 373
  273. National Broadcasting Co. 148, 176, 223, 323, 373, 422, 529, 573
  274. National Committee for Mental Hygiene 176, 373, 422, 572
  275. National Consumers League 373
  276. National Council on Radio in Education 183
  277. National Recreation Association 373
  278. National Rededication Week 373
  279. National Society of New England Women 374
  280. Naval communications 529
  281. Navy, U.S. (Women's Reserve Corps) 529, 530, 573
  282. Negroes, see Black Students
  283. Neilson, William Allen 59, 324, 382, 475; see also Smith College
  284. New, Mrs. W.S. 569, 572
  285. New Buildings 224
  286. New England Association of Colleges and Schools 325, 424
  287. New England Women's Press Association 374
  288. Newnham College, Cambridge 374
  289. New School for Social Research 424, 476
  290. New York World's Fair 374
  291. Nominating Committee 224
  292. Nursing 471
  293. Opening of College 143, 425
  294. Oxford University 325
  295. Park, Maud Wood 425
  296. Parkman, Frances 478
  297. Paton, Lucy 132
  298. Pendleton, Ellen F 34
  299. Perry Shaw and Hepburn 8
  300. Peter Bent Brigham School of Nursing 326, 575
  301. Phi Beta Kappa 119, 143, 179, 180, 225, 226, 274, 327, 376, 426, 479, 532, 575
  302. Physical Education 534
  303. President's Committee 434, 480
  304. Progressive Education Association 181
  305. Progressive Schools 120
  306. Pro Tem 574
  307. Protestant Students 289
  308. Publicity Department 182, 227, 328, 427, 429, 480, 532, 575
  309. Query Club 227
  310. Radcliffe, Ann (Lady Mowlson) 152
  311. Radcliffe Clubs 121, 235, 256, 276, 329, 377, 428, 482, 534, 577
  312. Radcliffe, History and description 38, 106, 122, 144, 151, 310, 321, 391, 572
  313. Radcliffe Presidency-Search Committee 555
  314. Radio Institute of the Public Arts 183
  315. Refugees, German and other 377, 430
  316. Regional Scholarships 144, 184
  317. Religious Activities 121
  318. Representation, Radcliffe 184, 228, 277, 378, 431, 483, 577
  319. Rochester, University of 229, 332
  320. Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor (Roosevelt) 532, 576
  321. Russell Sage College 379
  322. Russell, Bertrand 432
  323. Salaries 336
  324. Sarah Lawrence College 333
  325. Sarton, Dr. George 333, 278
  326. Sarton, May 145, 185, 196, 469
  327. Scholarships 25, 185, 230, 278
  328. Schumpeter, Elizabeth (Boody) 333, 380, 535
  329. Science Building 11, 89, 96, 102, 107, 122; see also Byerly Hall
  330. Science Club 122
  331. Science courses, women in 102
  332. Science instructors 535
  333. Semi-Centennial Celebration 51-62
  334. Seven College Conference 26, 36, 37, 90, 102, 123, 146, 186, 231 278, 334, 381, 434, 486, 537, 579-80
  335. Shapley, Harlow 381
  336. Sherman, Mildred Percival 538, 581
  337. Sherman, Rose 91
  338. Simmons College 581
  339. Smeltzer, Jeanne Ringland 38
  340. Smith, Hilda Worthington 335
  341. Smith College 27, 187, 188, 232, 279, 335, 382, 435, 487, 538, 581
  342. Stantial, Edna 383, 396, 425, 485
  343. Stanwood Louise R 147, 189
  344. Statistics, Radcliffe 189, 233, 383, 436
  345. Stebbins, Lucy Ward 485, 578
  346. Stein, Gertrude 142, 144, 189
  347. Stimson, Dorothy 383
  348. Stone, Lucy 383
  349. Student Government Association 124
  350. Student Health Service 366
  351. Students: statistics college experience 436; graduate employment 504
  352. Summer Secretarial Course 447
  353. Switzer, Mary Elizabeth 437, 485
  354. Tamblyn and Brown 40-45, 282
  355. Tarbell, Ida 92, 97
  356. Teachers' Oaths 438
  357. Thomas, Georgine (Holmes) 384, 489
  358. Tozzer, Alfred 384
  359. Treat, Priscilla (Gough) 271
  360. Trustees 148, 283, 339, 385, 439, 482, 490, 539, 584; see also Associates
  361. Tuchman, Barbara (Wertheim) 386
  362. Tuesday Morning Club 385
  363. Tuition and Scholarships 185, 490, 515
  364. Tutorial-Radcliffe 583
  365. United Women of the World Broadcasts 569
  366. Valentine, Alan 229, 332
  367. Van Waters, Miriam 284
  368. War, emergency plans 506, 585
  369. War, Harvard Group 493-497
  370. War Service Committee 542
  371. Wedgewood China-Radcliffe 156
  372. Western Reserve University 341
  373. Wheaton College 285, 342
  374. White, Helen Constance 541
  375. Whitehead, T. North 285
  376. Whitman, Sarah Wyman 471
  377. Wilby Prize 126, 192, 285, 342, 387, 498, 543, 586
  378. Wilk, Jacob 285
  379. Winsor School 193
  380. Winthrop Ames Memorial Lecture 348, 446, 502
  381. Wolbach, Anna (Wellington) 98, 342, 443
  382. Woman's Centennial Congress 443
  383. Women's College Board 237
  384. Women's Education 557
  385. Women's Educational and Industrial Union 285
  386. Women's Educational Association 126
  387. Women's Scholarship Association 285, 541
  388. Women-careers of 280
  389. Women in Science 443
  390. Women in the War 578
  391. Woo, Siohan Chiu '19 387
  392. Woodworth, George Wallace 116, 126, 148, 286
  393. World Center for Women's Archives 286, 343, 443, 448
  394. World Peaceways 238
  395. World Student Association 388
  396. World Youth 238
  397. Wunder, Suzanne 148, 286, 328, 343, 388
  398. Wyatt, Dorothea 286
  399. Wykeham Rise School 238, 343
  400. Young, Owen 148
  401. Zemurray, Doris 388

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Title
Comstock, Ada Louise. Records of Radcliffe College President Ada Louise Comstock, 1923-1943: A Finding Aid
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Radcliffe College Archives, Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America
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