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Morgan, Anne Eugenia Felicia 1845-

Educator; born in Oberlin, O., Oct. 3, 1845; was graduated at Oberlin College in 1866; studied philosophy in Germany in 1872-74; and, returning to the United States, was instructor of languages at Oberlin College in 1875-76, and instructor of Greek and Latin in Vassar in 1877-78. In the latter year she became Professor of Philosophy in Wellesley College. In 1897 she invented a game called “Bellecycle,” which in order to play requires a practical application of experimental psychology. Her publications include Scripture studies on the origin and destiny of man; and The White Lady, a plan for the study of comparative literature.

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