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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1910

Page

4

Women suffrage debate highlights reform and votes

The discussion quotes Miss Forbes Robertson and Miss O Reilly on suffrage and the shirtwaist strike. It argues women can vote given education and impact on policy, noting improved home life and respect for women, while urging union made garments and better dance organization for future Junior balls.

Avis Jurbes-Robertson Court of St. James Forbes-Robertson

Freshman Visit to Brooks Hall Dormitory Opes Social Ties

Freshman students from Brooks Hall invited their less fortunate classmates to a dormitory gathering last week. Miss Han Egleston, president of Brooks Hall, welcomed the visitors as freshmen learned the dorm’s attractive qualities. Helpers Priscilla Lockwood Margaret Kelley Naomi Har and Helen Dane assisted in serving.

Brooks Hall Tooks Hall

Much Ado About Nothing at Barnard Next Weekend

Barnard Undergraduates stage three strong performances of Much Ado About Nothing on April 15 and 16 with an all star cast and Mr Young’s coaching. Musical Elizabethan accompaniments and unusual costumes accompany the production proceeds benefiting the new student building fund.

Young Barnard

Quiet 1906 wedding at Riverside Drive home

Alumna Mary Washburn Murtha aged 31 married William T. Webb of Providence Rhode Island in a quiet ceremony at 549 Riverside Drive on April 6. Webb works on government buildings at West Point and they will reside temporarily in Newburgh.

Mary Washburn Murtha Riverside Drive William T. Webb Providence R. I Webb West Point Newburgh

Library profession for college women explores librarianship

The New York Public Library urges Barnard College women to consider librarianship as a fitting career. It notes the rise of large libraries in the United States, with more than a doubling in 25 years, indicating strong growth and opportunity.

New York Public Library Barnard United States

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