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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
3
On March 1 at the Berkeley Lyceum the Alumnez Association of the Peebles Thompson School presented tableaux to start a Barnard scholarship. Receipts cover one year of support with hopes for a permanent endowment in time.
Frederick Harrison spoke in Havemeyer Hall on the Dutch revolt from 1539 to 1554. He highlighted William of Orange as a patriot and described Alva’s mass killings and the Leyden siege with vivid detail, focusing on personalities over a formal timeline.
The Barnard chapter of the Church Students' Missionary Association outlines a year of Tuesday 9 am study sessions in Room 307 with the YWCA, plus April 3 and May 5 Corporate Communion at St Luke's Chapel. Episcipal mission study sessions occur April 16 17 and May 8 15 in Milbank Hall, with fourth Wednesdays April 24 and May 22 at 9 am. Prayer for missions urged. Episcopalians without names are asked to register with Miss M. Edies.
Barnard College basketball team clinched a one sided 22 to 6 win over Grace Church in the second meeting. Barnard’s B Budd Kimball Kroeber and Alsberg scored with Whiton excelling in defense and goal throwing showing marked improvement.
Miss Robinson of Syracuse University Basketball writes to Barnard captain expressing gratitude for the pleasant time during their New York trip. The letter thanks Barnard players for hospitality and ends with Rosy E. Rosinson’s signature.
The Toy Symphony Orchestra of Barnard College conducted by Miss Marian Newcomb will perform in the Theatre Brinckerhoff Hall on Saturday evening in April for the Tennis Club. Admission cost is 25 cents. Members include Misses Egleston Lyon Allen Fountain Rogers Corey Whiton Simp son Wehrtiecke McKenney McCormick Newcomb Marshall Bacon Preston and others. Tickets available from any orchestra member.
Tickets are on sale for the French play with matinee and evening shows on April 20 and an evening performance on April 22. Tickets cost one dollar and may be bought from Free Society members or from business manager Miss Simpson at Fiske Hall. Dancing will follow the evening performances.CARITA SPENCER Secretary.
Miss Walker reports President Low orders Columbia Gymnasium kept open for women through May 30, continuing current practice.
Notice states that any loan applications for the ensuing year not filed with the Students' Aid Committee by May 1, 1901 will receive no attention until October. This affects all applicants and emphasizes the deadline and delayed processing.
On Friday afternoon March 23 1902 the third social gathering featured a progressive card party and informal gaiety. The Entertainment Committee included Miss Budd chairman Miss Winterborn Miss Kimball and Miss Earle.
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