Spicer, Mabel A.

Mère : Harriet Elizabeth Mcquown Spicer

Père : Oliver Wilson Spicer

Source : base de données en ligne « People Legacy », https://peoplelegacy.com/mabel_alberta_spicer_gill-057=38

Conjoint : Benjamin Gill (mariage dans les années 1920)

Source : Vassar College Bulletin, vol. 37, n° 3, 1947, p. 381.

Adresse temporaire après son diplôme de Vassar.

« Mabel Alberta graduated from Vassar, went to the Philippines with the first five hundred teachers, after Spanish War, where she remained five years; afterwards completed her musical and French education in Paris, France; has been twice around the world. »

(Source : Susan Spicer Meech, A Supplement to the Descendants of Peter Spicer, Containing Additions and Corrections, 1923, p. 187)

« Pension of Mme. Raynouard, 14 bis rue Raynouard (16e.) is recommended by Miss Mabel A. Spicer. Much reduced rates. » 

(Source : « “Herald” Address List », The New York Herald, 21 août 1916)

« Among the many pupils of King Clark this last year have been five from far-off Manila, in the Philippine Islands – Mrs. E. A. Elliot, Mrs. Chas. E. Sleeper, Mabel A. Spicer, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gibbs. »

(Source : The Musical Courier, vol. 55, juillet-décembre 1907, p. 7)

Contributions à plusieurs magasines (dont St. Nicholas Magazine), publication d’ouvrages pour enfants.

« The Flowery Way and The Kitchen Garden by Mabel Spicer Gill, a writer of children’s stories, have been issued in pamphlet form by the Tribune Press of Cambridge, Massachusetts. These plays are suitable for playground work, school entertainment or children’s festivals. The price is 75c.»

(Source : “Plays in pamphlet form”, Connecticut Schools, vol. 9-13, 1927, p. 7)

13 entrées répertoriées entre 1911 et 1912 (source : Fichier des lecteurs, AN, AJ/16/8416-8417)

Formation

Vassar College, diplômée en 1899

(Source : Vassar College Bulletin, vol. 37, n° 3, 1947, p. 381)

« Mabel Alberta graduated from Vassar, went to the Philippines with the first five hundred teachers, after Spanish War, where she remained five years; afterwards completed her musical and French education in Paris, France; has been twice around the world. »

(Source : Susan Spicer Meech, A Supplement to the Descendants of Peter Spicer, Containing Additions and Corrections, 1923, p. 187)

Voyages connus

France

Inde

Philippines