New York College Settlement and Barnard C. S. A. Fellowship
The New York College Settlement on Rivington Street hosts a Barnard C. S. A. Fellowship and serves a densely foreign neighborhood. It expands social clubs, library use, sewing and cooking classes, grammar and city history study, and amateur performances, aiming to provide wholesome, structured leisure amid crowded tenements.
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Barnard C. S. A
New York College
Rivington Street
Germany
Poland
Russia
Rele
Senior Tea Party for Dean and Faculty
The Senior Class hosted a tea in their study last Wednesday afternoon with the Dean and women faculty members. The room was festive with candelabras and jonquils, and the long table overflowed with sandwiches and cakes as the girls served tea in white dresses. Attendance was high, with only about three guests absent, and sophomores praised the event as very successful.
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Obase Arabia
Barnard Union Terary Meeting and Debating Notes
Miss Ida Tarbell will speak at Barnard Union on Wednesday April 11 at 4 o clock. admission by ticket. Mary Reardon appointed chair of Debating Section for the year. March 31 debate on physical training outcome won by the affirmative. Senior Junior municipal ownership debate postponed to April 9 at 3 in Theatre. Executive Committee meeting set for April 4 at 3 in the Mortarboard Room.
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Barnard Union
Ida Tarbell
Mary Reardon
Helen Carter
Cillian Hellin
May Ingalls
Olga Lee
Normal College
Mortarboard Room
Barnard Alumni Plan Temporary Dormitory at Marimpol Court
The Associate Alumni and Barnard Trustees announce opening of a temporary dormitory on the upper floors of Marimpol Court at 515 West 122nd Street. The 46 rooms include 33 bedrooms, dining and living spaces, with board for 38 weeks at $200 and room rates from $150 to $425. The dormitory committee expects prospectuses and application blanks soon and will publish a list of dormitory fund subscribers.
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Barnard
Marimpol Court
Silver Bay Committee Appoints New Planning Group
The Silver Bay committee names Agnes Miller grade 68 as chairwoman Fdna Stitt grade 06 Grace Turnbull grade 67 and Jennie Wylie grade 09. They plan a post Easter meeting to boost interest in the Student Conference set for June 22 to July 3. Contact a committee member for information.
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Silver Bay
Agnes Miller
Fdna Stitt
Grace Turnbull
Jennie Wylie
The Sophomore Triumph Mock Trial Incident
On Monday March 26 the Class of 1908 held a mock trial in the nasium with the Class of 1909 as defendants. Judge Mary Marshall presided as the verdict found the Class of 1909 guilty and the prisoner was marched through the college then hung from the basketball goal. Freshmen captured three sophomores after the sentence and reportedly benefited from the captives.
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Nasium
Mary Marshall
Helen Loeb
Nana ‘Moore
Florence Wolff
Ellen O’gorman
Josephine Prahl
Jessie Houston
Margaret Yates
Dorothea Eltzner
Eleanor Hunsdon
Sophmores
Piano Recital by Albert von Doenhoff
Albert von Doenhoff performs a Wednesday piano recital at font 4, with a program including Staphoniqique Schumann, Ballade, Berceuse, Polonaise op. 53 in A flat major, Staccato Etude, Barcarolle in G major, and Man lebt nur einmal. Reserved seats cost $1.00 and $1.50. tickets from Miss Lilienthal, Locker, 44, Senior Study.
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Albert von Doenhoff
Schumann
Special Meeting of Deutscher Kreis Considers Club Continuation
On March 2, a special Ma ych29 meeting in Room 130 discussed whether to continue the Deutscher Kreis. Due to member apathy toward business and social events, some urged dissolution, but the group opposed it and passed motions to boost engagement with six weekly soci meetings and two annual open meetings with distinguished German speakers.
Athletic Association Meets Set Tennis Changes
At a special meeting the Athletic Association decided there will be no Spring tennis tournament hereafter. Class champions will play finals on Field Day. The Undergraduate Association plans for Field Day are to be reconsidered. The medal committee report was read and accepted.
University Chorus Rehearsal Moves to 608 Mines
The University Chorus will rehearse on April 5 in 608 Mines and then resume later at Earl Halt, continuing its schedule for the season.
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University Chorus
Earl Halt
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