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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary text lists Elsa Alsberg Helen W Cooley Annie Fisher Lily S Murray Edith Somborn as associate editors and alumnae members. Subscriptions noted at Broadway and 119th Street.
The Tennis Committee imposes a time limit on preliminary matches to avoid delays caused by late scheduling. The new plan aims to finish preliminaries before exams, allow class champions to vie for the cup, and prevent finals postponements due to winter weather.
The BULLETIN Room sees magazines and Barnard Bear books mislaid or taken. Editors warn against removing reading matter without permission and urge returning items promptly. If rules are ignored a tracking system may be instituted, causing widespread trouble.
The Purssell Manufacturing Company at 916 Broadway offers afternoon teas luncheons and receptions described as in dantiest form and perfection of the caterer's art.
Correspondence urging the creation of a college wide song committee. The Bulletin celebrates student songs set to familiar airs and argues for broader inclusion beyond senior class works, recommending action by the Undergraduate Association.
The 1902 class met Monday April 13 in the Alumni Room with over twenty members. They planned a social reunion on Saturday April 25 including luncheon in the college dining room and attendance at the Undergraduate Play. Tickets cost 50 cents.
Barnard 1906 Freshmen edge Ethical Culture Eta Nu Pi 4 to 2 after extra play. Captain Edith Somborn led with forward Irma Seeligman Belle Russell Madeline Rohr Faith Chipperfield in a tight contest at Barnard gym on April 14.
Tickets for the Undergraduate Play are available from students Ethel Pool 03 Anita Cahn 03 Romola Lyon 04 Jeannette Wick 04 Annie Fisher 05 and Blanche Marks 06. The price is 50 cents for students and alumni and 1 for guests.
The Electoral Board reports rising alumnae engagement at Wellesley Smith Bryn Mawr and Radcliffe with new chapters and class meetings. Funds were raised for Denison House and a Christmas box and day at Rivington Street aided settlements. Bryn Mawr faced subscrip tion declines due to library fundraising and Philadelphia smallpox.
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