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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
4
Prometheus and Professor Knapp present a vibrant Greek games pageant in Students' Hall. Sophomores display unity and artistry while Freshmen bring ambitious originality with dramatic entrances, colorful costumes, and lively heralds amid anticipatory crowd energy.
The Girls chosen after final tryouts for the Student Plays include Olivia Cauldwell Edith Morgan and Pamela Thomas with roles in Notions Sammy the Grocer’s Boy and The Burglar. Cast also features Theresa Mayer Katherine Brosnan Marion Townsend Erna Gunther and Dorothy Butler. Tickets are sold by three girls per class and at Student Hall corridor. Alumnae may write Emily Young Barnard College for tickets. Subscription 75 cents.
The dean will address all canteen workers in the theatre on Friday at 12 o'clock. Miss Hirst will also speak. All girls who have worked or expect to work at the canteen are requested to be present.
The entry records W S S transactions for the week ending April 13 1918 including 3 W S S at 4.10 totaling 12.45 and 48 Thrift at 25 cents with exchanges. It notes one Thrift card and 15 cents exchanged for one W S S 4.15 totaling 28.60 from February 18 to April 13 and references additional Thrift cards and exchanges completing balance.
The Socialist Club invites all to a Monday 4 p.m. meeting where Charles Zueblin will address the topic New World Organization. All are welcome regardless of club membership.
Acting on Miss Geer 17s suggestion the Sophomores voted at a mass meeting to establish a War Savings Society and elected Julia Lesser as secretary. They lead among undergraduates with other classes expected to follow.
The Columbia University Committee on Women’s War Work reports strong progress in the third Liberty Loan drive with the Grand Central Station booth selling nearly half the week’s value seen in the second drive. It lists Civil Service postings including editorial clerks in New York with $1200 to $1600 salaries, lab workers for the Bureau of Plant Industry, plant pathologists, accounting clerks in Washington, photographers for the War Department, and printers with compositor and linotype experience.
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