9 



i 



1 



* 



Columbia University 13 Pan-Pacific Scientific Confer- 



Mr. E. Durant i 



ence 



Mr. Montague Free '. . . 12 Rockefeller Foundation 



I 

 I 



Dr. C. S. Gager 



69 



Prof. J. W. Hoton i 



Air. Charles W. Hungerford. . , . i Mrs. Annie Morrill Smith 21 



Save the Redwoods League. . .... i 



Aliss Ellen Eddy Shaw 13 



Illinois State Laboratory of Nat- 



Mr. Norman Taylor 



ural History i Mr'. Alfred T. White 



2 

 I 



Massachusetts State Forester... .1 The Alisses White 10 



National Research Council 2 Dr. O. E. White 



New England Federation of Nat- ■ 



I 



Mr. W. A. White i 



ural Flistory Societies i Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, 



Arts and Letters ; . . 2 



New York Academy of Sciences 2 



New York City Dept. of Health 64 Wisconsin Geological and Nat- 



Newark, N. J., Dept of Parks 



ural History Survey i 



and Public Property 18 Zeltschrift fiir Garten und Obst- 



Dr. E. W. Olive 10 



Prof. C. R. Orton 4 



bau 



10 



Total 269 



For Elementary Instruction 



Gissel, Anna M., $10. 



Mothers* Club, P. S. 85, $5. 



Goosch, Harriet, One marsh hawk Steeves, Edward Everett, One cop- 



mounted. 



Hammond, Benjamin, $5. 

 Mothers' Club, Model School, $1 



per bowl. 



Teachers' Class (1920), Brooklyn 



Botanic Garden, One brass tea 

 fray 



APPENDIX 2 



PUBLICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF STAFF DURING 



1920 



Caparn^ Harold A, 



Statuary in the Small Garden. House and Garden 37: 

 26-29. ^o June. 



Economising; on Trained Brains. Landscape Architecture 

 10 : 137-141. April 



Chapin^ Margaret 



Families of Useful Plants. Brooklyn Bat. Card. Leaflets, 

 VIIP^ October. 



Free, Montague 



Care of the lawn. Brooklyn Bot, Card, Leaflets, VIII^ 

 June 2. 



V 



