Religion

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, December 27, 1877

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about attending church with her brother Frank Bingham, and describes how her Christmas went. Mary also writes about the many calls she expects for New Year's Day and the rest that she is indulg…

The Swarthmore Presbyterian Church Program, 1946

This program introduces service at the Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, April 7, 1878

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb what has been going on in her life lately, including working, and having a new painting instructor, Mr. Barrows (first name unknown). Mary also mentions the preaching that she listened to from …

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, December 28, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about how her parents are doing and how her Christmas went. Mary thanks Charles for his gift.

Minnie A. Bingham to Mr. Cobb Letter, August 5, 1874

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb to forgive him for not writing and tell him about a picnic for sunday school. Mary also describes her parents' travel plans to Saratoga, New York and Canada, and her cousin's upcoming visit…

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, April 22, 1878

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about a visit from her parents where her mother stayed for Easter mass. Mary describes the beautiful music and long ceremony of the mass.

Ritual and Religion Information Sheet, 1990

This information sheet describes suggestions for the international collegiate board.

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, December 22, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about her concerns for illness and starting a new painting. This letter may be missing pages.

Minnie to Charlie Letter, December 16, 1877

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about the unusually warm weather, going to Sabbath school, and trying to decide whether to go home next weekend for the holiday. Mary also mentions the Alpha Chapter tea at the home of Frances.…