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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
2
The YWCA held its weekly meeting in Sophomore Study on Monday afternoon. Miss Jolliffe spoke on camp work opportunities for the coming summer with the Sophomore class as the guest of honor.
A Friday study tea event closed a sequence of receptions with eighteen alumni joining seniors and freshmen. They informally shared tea cake and Greek Games, and the afternoon passed quickly with lively discussion.
A Spokane Washington ice cream maker reports saving sugar by replacing part of the sweetener with honey. Six pounds of strained honey and three pounds of sugar mix with forty six pounds of milk and cream. Honey costs more but yields a fine grade ice cream and justifies the extra expense.
A note from H A K invites G H S girls to offer time and thought to a work suggested by Mrs Hull. Readers are asked to stop the writer in the halls for any further information, as the author will be occasionally wandering the school corridors.
The meeting moved to accept an April 23 invitation, read a Vassar request to include Barnard in an Intercollegiate War Service Council with Bryn Mawr Smith Wellesley and Vassar, and referred the matter to the War Service Council. The Athletic Association proposed a new athletic system and urged PE department involvement with a favorable council recommendation.
An American Lead Pencil Co. representative notes Venus pencils are popular with technical college students across engineering, architecture, art, and military science. Medium degrees HF HB and 2H to 9H are in demand for technical work while softer degrees suit arts and business writing. The firm offers 6B to 9H ranges with or without erasers, and soft 3B 4B 5B stay favored for light, smooth writing, especially in exams.
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