Smith Barnard basketball game on men's rules weekend
The Smith and Barnard teams played an 8 to 6 contest in the Thompson Building gym Saturday. About 190 Smith girls attended, matching in size against Barnard, with Smith using traditional rules and Barnard adapting, leading to a closely fought, spirited game and postmatch luncheon.
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Smith
Thompson Building
Ninty Smith
Barnard
Barnard Miss Cowing
Cecil Dortian
Miss Delavergne
Helen Cooley
Miss Caprn
Annie Fisher
Missoomis
Margie Hoffman
Miss Evans
Irma Seeligman
Abigail Talbot
Miss Cowing
Miss Loomis
Arnard
Smth
1907 Class Elects Mortar Board Debaters
The class of 1907 on April 4 elected the blowing girls for the Mortar Board Mar Bird T Batley Evangeline Cole Agnes F Ernst Jennie Hilborn Irene Kohn and Mary Reardon gns Eob Ernst and Juliet Stuart Points were elected to debate with 1906.
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Mortar Board
Mar- Bird T Batley
Evangeline Cole
Agnes F. Ernst
Jennie Hilborn
Irene Kohn
Mary Reardongns
Eob Ernst
Juliet Stuart
The New Piano Fund Raised by Community Effort
A local drive to purchase a piano at Mahe theatre has succeeded. Thanks to the tireless work of Mrs. Wind Meyer and support from Tarnard, the necessary funds are now collected and the project is complete.
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Ind Meyer
Nd Tarnard
Tate Tay
Elections Held For Student Officers at April Meeting
The document lists candidates for student election on April 10. Mary Murtha, senior E R Peyser, T C, secretary Margaret Bailey, Islay Clarette Armstrong and others are named with class years as part of the election slate.
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Mary Murtha
Io Vidp Sdent
E. R. Peyser
T. C
Seurehany
Margaret Bailey
Islay
Silver Bay Rally Inspires Barnard Students
Miss Janet A. McCook urged a strong Barnard delegation and active, well rounded women to benefit from Silver Bay. Agnes I. Durante urged undergraduates to explore Silver Bay beyond camp meeting stereotypes, then attendees enjoyed lemonade, cake, and singing after the addresses.
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Silver Bay
Janet A. McCook
Barnard
Miss McCook
Agnes I. Durante
Vassar“rocket
Wellesley
Baltimore
Prize Offer For Short Story Submissions At The Supplement
Editors of The Supplement offer five dollars for the best short story submitted before May 20. Preference given to college life tales, but quality stories on any subject will be considered. Competitors urged to use assumed names. Judges Professor Brewster Louise Peters and Belle Russell reserve the right to withhold the prize if none meet merit.
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Professor Brewster
Louise Peters
Belle Russell
Barnard Union Elects New Officers in 1905 Ballot
Barnard College announces its union elections posted on April 13 naming Graduate President Emilie J Hutchin SON 05 and President Isabelle Russell 06 along with multiple vice presidents secretaries editors and an executive committee including Hazel H Plate Faith Chipperfield Edith Somborn and others.
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Barnard Union
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Isabelle Russell
Evangeline Cole
Agnes Miller
Juliet Stuart Points
Clarette Armstrong
Frances Hope Purdon
Edith Somborn
Barnard Union Debates Set For April and May Meetings
The Barnard Union held a regular meeting on April 12 at 3 30 pm in the theatre. The program committee proposed a debate for April 26 among Union members chosen by class, and an open meeting on May 16 with Yale professor William Lyon Phelps invited to speak. A special meeting will be called to act on amendments to by laws and elect extra officers. Mr Richard Watson Gilder of The Century spoke on The Brownings a Romance of the Nineteenth Century after adjournment. An informal reception followed in honor of Mr Gilder.
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Barnard Union
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Richard Watson Gilder
Sanhizes
Gilder
Gilder Delivers Browning Romance Lecture at Barnard Union
Mr Richard Watson Gilder editor of The Century spoke at Barnard Union on Wednesday about The Brownings a romance of the nineteenth century. He opened with notes on the proposed edition of Sonnets from the Portuguese and six Browning lyrics and the three major poems inspired by his wife.
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Barnard Union
Richard Watson Gilder
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