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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
Friday 12 Social Science meeting in Lecture Room at noon. Saturday 13 Greek Games. Monday 15 YWCA Conference in Conference Room at 4 p.m. Wednesday 17 Election of Class Presidents at Mortarboard Pay Day. Thursday 18 Mortarboard Pay Day. Friday 19 Brooks Hall Benefit Senior Tea to ’21 in Senior Study at 4 p.m.
The Senior Class grants use of its study for luncheon and supper meetings up to twice monthly, requiring written consent and a written, week-ahead application. Applicants must state organization name date time attendance and pledge to protect the study, restore it, and place a reserved notice, with application blanks via Miss Boyd to Isabel Greenbaum, Senior President.
On Monday April 15 the Chapel will welcome Dr. M. H. Harris Rabbi of Temple Israel as a guest speaker. April 18 marks Red Cross Day with a prominent speaker planned for the event.
The notice outlines Saturday events at Barnard College with two entry points. Student ticket holders must enter at the North Terrace door to the gym floor and have their seats released after 2.40. General admission tickets should be presented at the South Terrace floor.
Alumnae News notes Mary Ross Townsend serves as business manager for the Hostess House at Camp Upton. Ruth Marley is appointed assistant teacher of Inglish at Washington Irving Thigh School. Clara Froelich works as mathematician in Western Electric's research lab. Margaret Lennon to teach science in North Plainfield New Jersey. Amelia and Mary Mumford work in the Civil Service Commission examination division in Washington D C.
Wendela Liander, class of 18, has accepted a post for next year at the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn. She will teach chemistry and household economics.
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