Barnard Bulletin Hints at College Year Events
A fragment from Barnard Bulletin notes a social gathering with guests present and a performance night described as lively. The text hints at college year activities and humor in a ceremonial setting.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
1
A fragment from Barnard Bulletin notes a social gathering with guests present and a performance night described as lively. The text hints at college year activities and humor in a ceremonial setting.
A 1908 notice states one year subscription price is $1.50 with mailings $1.50 in advance. The notice marks second class matter and is filed in New York under the Act of March 3, 1879.
The article critiques a campus fundraising plea during Undergraduate Play nights. A reader recounts a suggestion for each girl to pledge one dollar a year, estimating 3044 dollars by 1914 seniors toward a building fund. The piece advocates finishing the building and reallocating funds to Brooks Hall wings.
The Bulletin apologizes for a faulty April 12 criticism of the German Play. The writer blamed reader ignorance for the unclear Berlin dialect confusion. Doctor Krueger and the cast are apologized to, noting Miss Joan Sperling 1913 for stepping in with limited prep due to quarantine.
The Bulletin corrects the married name of Lucile Mayo Smith now Mrs Ulrich Bonnell Phillips wife of the noted Professor of Political Economy at Loyola University.
The bulletin notes space limits prevented publishing all alumnae communications in the special issue. It announces the release of reserve alumnae material in this number, inviting both alumnae and undergraduates to read the omitted communications now.
Cast list and running details from a historical stage adaptation titled Jeanne D Arc with selections from various operas and choral works. Includes character names Agnes Ded and Edith Morris Rosand as musical contributors, scene dates ranging 1426 to 1499, and committee members listed for the production.
Tomorrow in the chapel Mrs. John C. Stimson of Harlem Hospital and a Vassar alumna will address the Senior class on the opportunities offered by the nursing profession for valuable work in social service. She invites all students, with a special appeal to seniors. Chaplain Knox is scheduled for the following Monday.
The BulletinCompetition closes May 1 with selection of Associate Editors from the classes of 1913 and 1914. Two papers due to the Editor-in-Chief by May first. One piece should be an editorial or letter fit for publication, the other a brief Undergraduate Play account.
Fifty subscribers have not paid for the year including thirty Under graduates and twenty Graduates. The board asks any member to collect subscription money and avoid denying readers their weekly paper and monthly magazine.
Constance von Wahl defeats Cara Thees to become president of the Undergraduate Association. Election results announced on Wednesday, April 19, confirming von Wahl as the winner.
The Bear announces new staff additions: Mildred Dodge and Dorothy Spear from 1912, Ruth Guy from 1913, and Corinne Reinheimer from 1914 joining the publication's team.
The engagement of Miss Helen Coombs dated 1911 is announced to Crofton Fox Truax.
The Deutscher Kreis invites the College to a Studentenfest on Tuesday May 2 in the Theatre at 4. The Kreis is known for its jolly parties and energy after the Columbia Barnard play.
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