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The image shows a page from a document or booklet related to the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association. The document is titled "The Graduate Chapter" and is a program for the year 1950-51. The page lists the officers of the association along with their respective positions and graduation years. Here are the details:

Officers:

• Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
• Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
• Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.
• Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
• Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
• Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.
• Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.
• Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

The right side of the page features the Radcliffe College crest and the text "The Graduate Chapter RADCLIFFE COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Program for 1950-51." The document appears to be an official program or directory for the association during that academic year.

The image shows a page from the program of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association, specifically for the academic year 1950-51. The page is titled "The Graduate Chapter."

The list of officers includes the following individuals:

1. Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
2. Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
3. Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.
4. Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
5. Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
6. Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.
7. Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.
8. Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

The Radcliffe College emblem is displayed prominently on the right side of the page, featuring a shield with a black and white design and a crest. The Radcliffe College Alumnae Association's involvement in various committees and roles reflects their structured approach to alumni engagement and support during the 1950s.

The image shows a program for the 1950-51 year from the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association's Graduate Chapter. The document lists the officers and their respective roles, along with their years of graduation and degrees. Here is a detailed summary:

Officers:

• Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
• Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
• Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.

Other Positions:

• Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
• Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
• Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.
• Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.
• Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

The program also features the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association's emblem, which is a shield with black and red diagonal stripes, topped by a red chevron with three white circles. The text is printed on a light beige paper with red lines for borders, and the headings are in a more stylized, larger font compared to the rest of the text. The document appears to be carefully preserved, possibly in a plastic sleeve.

The image shows a program from the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association for the year 1950-51, specifically for "The Graduate Chapter." The document lists various officers and their respective roles within the association. Here is a detailed summary of the information:

Officers:

• Chairman

  • Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, Radcliffe '1936 A.M.

• Vice-Chairman

  • Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, Radcliffe '1936 Ph.D.

• Secretary

  • Mary E. Murray, Radcliffe '1931 A.M.

Committee Chairmanships:

• Chairman of Hospitality

  • Marie D. MacIntyre, Radcliffe '1933 A.M.

• Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women

  • Mary Coady, Radcliffe '1930 Ph.D.

• Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women

  • Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, Radcliffe '1935 A.M.

• Graduate Chapter Agent

  • Edith Garland, Radcliffe '1926 A.M.

• Chairman of Nominating Committee

  • Catherine B. McCoy, Radcliffe '1936-37 Gr.

The program also features the emblem of Radcliffe College at the center-right and the name "The Graduate Chapter" at the top-right section of the document. The document has a vintage appearance, likely printed on aged paper.

The image shows a page from a document titled "The Graduate Chapter, Radcliffe College Alumnae Association Program for 1950-51." It lists the officers and their roles within the association for that academic year. Here is a detailed summary of the information:

Officers:

1. Chairman:

   • Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.

2. Vice-Chairman:

   • Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.

3. Secretary:

   • Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.

4. Chairman of Hospitality:

   • Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.

5. Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women:

   • Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.

6. Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women:

   • Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.

7. Graduate Chapter Agent:

   • Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.

8. Chairman of Nominating Committee:

   • Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

The Radcliffe College Alumnae Association emblem is also displayed on the page, featuring a shield-like design with a crest at the top. The year listed in the document is 1950-51. The page has a vintage appearance, indicating it is likely an archival document.

The image shows a page from a document titled "The Graduate Chapter" of the "Radcliffe College Alumnae Association." The page appears to be from their program for the academic year 1950-51.

The document lists the officers and committee chairmen for the Graduate Chapter during that year. The roles and the names of the individuals in those roles are as follows:

• Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
• Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
• Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.

Committee Chairmen:

• Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
• Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
• Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.

Additional Roles:

• Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.
• Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

The document features a crest or emblem of Radcliffe College, which includes a shield with a design in black, red, and white colors. The page is yellowed, indicating its age, and the text is neatly typed in a formal style.

The image shows a page from a document titled "The Graduate Chapter, Radcliffe College Alumnae Association, Program for 1950-51". It includes a list of officers with their names, titles, and years associated with their degrees. The roles listed include Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Chairman of Hospitality, Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women, Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women, Graduate Chapter Agent, and Chairman of Nominating Committee. Next to the names are notations like "1936 A.M.," "1936 Ph.D.," and "1926 A.M." indicating the type of degree and the year it was awarded.

At the top of the page, there is a shield emblem with what appears to be a crimson and white crest (likely belonging to Radcliffe College). The document itself has some visible signs of age, such as slight discoloration and creasing. The page is set against a neutral background.

This image depicts a page from the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association's program for the academic year 1950-51. The document outlines the officers of the Graduate Chapter, including their names, titles, and graduation years. On the left side, the officers listed are:

• Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M., Chairman
• Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D., Vice-Chairman
• Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M., Secretary
• Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M., Chairman of Hospitality
• Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D., Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women
• Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M., Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women
• Edith Gartland, 1926 A.M., Graduate Chapter Agent
• Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr., Chairman of Nominating Committee

The right side features a header with the title "The Graduate Chapter, Radcliffe College Alumnae Association," and below it, a shield symbol with black and white stripes and a red border. The bottom half states "Program for 1950-51," with red lines outlining the top and bottom of the page.

The image shows a program page from the Graduate Chapter of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association for the year 1950-51.

On the left side, it lists the officers:

• Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
• Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
• Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.
• Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
• Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
• Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.
• Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Gartland, 1926 A.M.
• Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

On the right side, it displays the title "The Graduate Chapter," "RADCLIFFE COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION," an emblem or shield with a distinctive design, and the phrase "Program for 1950-51." The page has a simple design with red lines bordering the top and bottom edges.

The image shows the cover of a program or booklet titled "Program for 1950-51" for The Graduate Chapter of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association. The design is formal and elegant, with a clean layout and a classic aesthetic.

Key Elements:

1. Title and Header:

   • At the top, the text reads "The Graduate Chapter" in a decorative, cursive font.
   • Below it, the main title "RADCLIFFE COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION" is prominently displayed in bold, uppercase letters.

2. Logo:

   • To the right of the title, there is an emblem or crest featuring a shield design. The shield is divided into sections with alternating red and black stripes, and it has a central emblem that appears to include a cross or similar symbol, possibly representing Radcliffe College's heritage or values.

3. Officers List:

   • On the left side of the page, a list of officers for the association is provided, including:
     • Chairman: Jean M. (Mrs. Raphael) Demos, 1936 A.M.
     • Vice-Chairman: Alice W. (Mrs. Laurence B.) Ellis, 1936 Ph.D.
     • Secretary: Mary E. Murray, 1931 A.M.
     • Chairman of Hospitality: Marie D. MacIntyre, 1933 A.M.
     • Chairman of Committee on Recognition of Achievements by Women: Mary Coolidge, 1930 Ph.D.
     • Chairman of Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities for Women: Joan F. (Mrs. Robert) Bishop, 1935 A.M.
     • Graduate Chapter Agent: Edith Garland, 1926 A.M.
     • Chairman of Nominating Committee: Catherine B. McCoy, 1936-37 Gr.

4. Design and Layout:

   • The page has a clean, structured layout with a light beige or cream background.
   • Thin red lines border the top and bottom of the page, adding a touch of formality and elegance.
   • The text is typed in a formal, serif font, consistent with mid-20th-century printing styles.

5. Condition:

   • The page appears to be part of a bound document, as indicated by the visible spine on the left side. The edges show signs of wear, suggesting the document may be from an older archive or collection.

Overall Impression:

The image depicts a formal program or booklet from the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association's Graduate Chapter for the academic year 1950-51. It highlights the leadership structure of the association, listing the names, titles, and academic credentials of the officers. The design reflects a mid-20th-century aesthetic, with a focus on formality and tradition.