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Title: Smith Alumnae Quarterly
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Alumnae Association of Smith College
Subjects: News by/about College alumnae
Publisher: Alumnae Association of Smith College
Contributing Library: Smith College Libraries, College Archives
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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rthampton meeting were Professor Joel Stebbins of the Uni-versity of Illinois and Professor S. A. Mitchell of the Leander-McCormick Ob-servatory, University of Virginia. Dr. Otto Klotz, Director of the DominionObservatory at Ottawa and Mrs. Klotz and three of the younger men from thatobservatory were present. It was pleasant to greet for the first time in severalyears Dr. Joaquin Gallo of the National Observatory of Mexico. Five mencame from our own National Observatory at Washington. Professor Husseyof the University of Michigan is also Director of the National UniversityObservatory at LaPlata, Argentine. Miss Estelle Glancy was for some yearsa member of the staff of the observatory at Cordoba, Argentine. ProfessorS. I. Bailey, Acting Director of the Harvard College Observatory and Mr. LeonCampbell of the same institution have both served at the branch observatory \1 p ^BF* ■ *^£ i^^^^L -* ~ . ;-*. -j^B ^r!^ -•••:.-».*.. wa! *3g t <• v.. ^ I *■• is* ^^.-1^ ™ ^ in
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