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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
4
Barnard College urges students to buy remaining theater tickets for two performances of Notions and Beauty and the Beast, plus a pantomime Know Ye by these Presents. Proceeds support the Red Cross Auxiliary and a Barnard Dramatic Workshop at Radcliffe. Doors close after 12, shows at 2:30 and 8:15 with dancing afterward.
Barnard College invites female students to join a two week YWCA conference at Silver Bay on Lake George from June 21 to July 1. Quota is fifty. roundtrip fare 32 dollars plus registration, room and board. Contact Miss Scudder in the R. P. or office to enroll before spots fill.
At a Tuesday noon meeting nominations were made for undergrad officer posts. Candidates for vice president were Constance Lambert and Gertrude Geer. for treasurer Dorothy Robb Louise Eyre and Marion Levi. for secretary Mary Granger Frances Brown Aldine Carter Ruth Ehrich. Election concluded Wednesday with Lambert elected vice president and Robb treasurer. secretary race tied between Granger and Brown to be decided Monday.
On Thursday May 2 Barnard students may hear Professor Fernand Baldensperger the former exchange professor from France speak in the theatre at 12. Students are urged to appear in cap and gown and faculty are invited to join in honoring this distinguished representative of France by appearing en masse.
The Red Cross reported 4935 surgical dressings completed during April 14 to 21 while average weekly dressings in the first four months stood at 1219. Knitted articles dropped to 25 as volunteers are urged to continue helping the good work before idle moments fade with warm days.
Weekly bulletin reports Grand Central Station booth earnings surpassing 200000 in two weeks. Preparations begin for a Red Cross appeal slated for May 2027. Calls for volunteers focus on agricultural work and wartime schooling roles, with jobs at Northampton area farm and at Columbia University related to women’s war work.
Important senior elections occur at 12 o'clock as 1918 holds its final regular class meeting. Alumnae officers candidates for the Von Wahl prizes and a toastmistress for the Senior banquet are among the items on the agenda, with four electees to be chosen.
A special meeting of the Glee Club is set for Friday in Room 139 at 12 30. All members must attend as the Musical Club charter expires this year and a constitution will be drafted and submitted to the Student Council for approval before elections.
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