Camp Dunraven was "rechristened 'Camp C.T.C.'" Dr. John R. Bell was in charge of the camp and his wife was the matron in charge. Professor Bishop also accompanied the group. The cost of the trip was $10.50 and included transportation, lodging for three nights, supper the first night, board for Saturday and Sunday, and lunch on Monday. Source: Wolfe, C. H. "C.S.T.C. Girls Trip to Summer Camp," Crucible, Junej [28?], 1918, p. 1; "Don'ts for Students Who Visit Camp C.T.C.," Crucible, Junej [28?], 1918, p. 1 see also -- RG 15, S10, Folder -- Camp Dunraven.