Fourteenth Eastern Student Conference for Young Women
The Fourteenth Eastern Student Conference for Young Women convenes at Silver Bay on Lake George New York from June 22 to July 2 led by Miss Bertha Condé Senior Student Secretary for the Lan Committee. The program features mission study Bible hours student and alumna sessions platform and delegation meetings with speakers including Rev J Douglas Adams Rev Floyd W Tomkins Rev Stanley White Mr Robert E Speer and others. Courses on Old Testament Acts and the Epistles and teachings of Jesus will be offered with emphasis on mission study and missionary work across fields and international delegates. Recreation and college day activities are planned with boating hiking and sports and visits to historic Fort Ticonderoga Bay launching parties and interdelegation exchanges.
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Silver Bay
Lake George
N. Y
Bertha
Condé
J Douglas Adam
D.D
The
Reformed Church
N. J
Robert E. Speer
New York City
J. Campbell White
Pittsburg
Harry Wade Hicks
Boston
Mass
Biute
Wilbert W. White
John H. Strong
Rochester Theologial Seminary
Rochester
Janet McCook
Wee
Staders
Ruth Paxson
Mth Astern
Lawrence Thurston
Volunter M
Dorothea Day
Seil
Gnes de Selincourt
India
Annie Mio
China
Samuel M. Zwemer
A. Caroline Macdonald
Christian Aion
Japan
Tee
Louise Brooks
Adelxe
Bay
Bonderoga
Silver Bay Near Lake George North Shore Landmark
Silver Bay lies about ten miles from the lake’s northern end on the western shore. Lake George is the Adirondacks’ largest and most eastern lake, located seventy miles north of Albany.
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Silver Bay
Lake George
Adirondack Lakes
Albany
Undergraduate Association Holds Special Meeting in April
The Undergraduate Association met April 2 and 4 to approve a dormitory fundraiser entertainment titled Barnardesia with class choruses and a lawn fete. The Play Committee was empowered to set dates. Edith Somborn resigned as Play Committee chair. Juliet Points was elected president for 05 07.
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We College
Barnardesia
Juliet Points
Edith Somborn
Senior Class Holds April Meeting and Elects Leaders
The Class of 1906 monthly meeting on Thursday April 6 approved the Executive Committee report after amendments and accepted the Class Day Committee report as read. The Senior Dance will be held in Columbia Gymnasium. Marie Louise Fontaine was elected Undergraduate Play Committee chair in place of the resigned Edith Somborn, and Alice Haskell was elected Undergraduate Election Board chair with Virginia Boyd as senior member.
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Columbia Gymnasium
Marie-Louise Fontaine
Edith Somborn
Alice Haskell
Virginia Boyd
Evangeline Cole Elected Senior President In 1907 Meeting
At the regular monthly 1907 meeting Evangeline Cole was elected Senior president and Emma Cole and Louise Rapp were chosen as members of the Undergraduate Election Committee.
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Evangeline Cole
Emma Cole
Louise Rapp
Sophomore Triumph committee elected at April 5 meeting
At the regular Class 1908 meeting held on Thursday April 5 the Sophomore Triumph committee was elected with Margaret Yates as chairman and Ellen O Gorman Agnes Miller Gertrude Wells and Elizabeth Fox named for the Undergraduate Election Committee Essie Houston and Laura Cornelius were elected to that committee.
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Margaret Yates
Ellen O'Gorman
Agnes Miller
Gertrude Wells
Elizabeth Fox
Essie Houston
Laura Cornelius
Florence Wyeth Elected Sophomore Class President
At the Freshmen Class regular meeting held last Thursday Florence Wyeth was elected to serve as Sophomore president indicating a shift in student leadership for the new term.
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Florence Wyeth
Address on Susan B Anthony highlights women’s rights progress
Carrie Chapman Catt gave a spirited address on Susan B Anthony at Teachers College Chapel. The talk traced Anthony’s work for gender equality, abolition, and suffrage, noting her trials after the Civil War and her lasting impact on women’s rights.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B. An
Teachers College
New York
United States
Miss Anthony
Anthony
Rev Alexis Stein Named New Columbia Chaplain
The Rev Alexis Stein rector of Christ Parish Fitchburg Mass becomes chaplain at Columbia University replacing Dr Van de Water who resigned last year. Stein trained at General Theological Seminary and served at St Georges Church Cincinnati and Christ Church Fitchburg before his appointment. He will begin duties on September 1.
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Alexis Stein
Christ Parets
Curtis Prize Medals Presented at Columbia College
On April 6 in Earl Hall the Curtis Prize Medals competition featured Professors Van Amringe Brander Matthews Giddings and Kirchwey as judges and speakers Bernard Rosenblatt Harold Bell Isaka Seme and Maurice Ellenbogen. The gold medal went to H L R Thomas and the silver to T F Clark, both Juniors or Seniors in Columbia College.
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Earl Hall
J. H. van Amringe
Brander Matthews
Franklin H. Giddings
George W. Kirchwey
Bernard A. Rosenblatt
America
Harold K. Bell
Edward M. Stanton
Pka Isaka Seme
Africa
Maurice G. Ellenbogen
John Marshall
Curtis
George William Curtis
Columbia College
H. L. R. Thomas
T. F. Clark
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Undergraduate Association
Susan B. Anthony
MR. Stein
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