Muller's Orchestra Amarles R Muller Pianist and Director
Amarles R. Muller appears as pianist and director for Muller's Orchestra in a note listing his roles and affiliation with the ensemble.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
4
Amarles R. Muller appears as pianist and director for Muller's Orchestra in a note listing his roles and affiliation with the ensemble.
Wilfred Grenfell, Ox ford University graduate and author, will address the Chapel on Friday April 17 about his hospital work in Labrador and his cruising among deep sea fishermen.
A Silver Bay meeting is set for April 13 at 4 30 in Earl Hall with reports from former delegates. The annual officer election will be held on April 16 at 12 30 in Room 204.
On April 4 at 1 o'clock the Smith College Alumni of New York held their eighth annual luncheon at the Manhattan Hotel. Dean Gill, 81, presided as president of the New York Branch. Speakers included President Woolley of Holyoke College Dean Emery of Brown University and Dean Tyler of Smith College. About 150 alumni and guests attended.
On Thursday April 9 Wadleigh High School faced a Freshman team in the first half and lost 2 to 6. In the second half the Barnard Varsity defeated them 16 to 0 at Barnard gym.
Tennis preparations are underway with the court rolled and marks to be added for cooling conditions. Bulletin slips on study boards invite students to sign up for the spring tournament. The format mirrors last fall with class champions determined first and four class champions advancing to the college final.
On a hilltop by Hudson's waters Barnard's daughters cheer and sing across ages from freshmen to alumni. The chorus praises Barnard College with glory, honor, wealth, prosperity, and fame as students progress from freshmen to seniors.
Land bought by Mrs Anderson for Barnard is now available to college men for Boys' Club activities at the Speyer School Settlement. Several prep schools use the field to play their schedules there, expanding local athletic use.
Personal notes state Miss Adelaide C. Hoffman of the class of 1899 will marry Dr. Walter T. Marvin, previously an assistant in philosophy at Columbia, now connected with Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Maids of honor named Aurelie M. Reynaud and Margie E. Hoffman. Madeleine Skinner, class of 1863, to teach Latin, History and English next year at South Orange. Alida Van Slyke, class of 1864, returned from Europe April 7 to complete exams and graduate next year.
An authors reading is set for Friday afternoon April 24 at 3 30 in the Horace Mann School auditorium Broadway and 126th street. Proceeds go to the Endowment Fund of Auxiliary No 16 of the Stony Wold Sanatorium with readers including John Kendrick Bangs Hamilton W Mabie Ruth McEnery Stuart Edward W Townsend Henry Van Dyke Brander Matthews presiding. Balcony tickets 50 cents reserved for Columbia University Barnard College and Teachers College students. Tickets and checks payable to Mrs Jane H Wheeler 443 West 117th Street.
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