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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
3
Mr. Hamilton W. Mabie spoke to Barnard Bear members on November 24 about books and their writers. He outlined three character types in fiction, the link between environment and the writer, and the difference between toil and spontaneity in style, stressing originality as seeing things through a rich personality. An informal reception followed.
The first Undergraduate tea will be held Friday December 5. Tea cards are available from committee members Ethel Wilcox chair 1903 Gertrude Clark 1903 Mary Frothingham 1904 Milly Einstein 1904 Hope Pardon 1905 Beatrice Anderson 1905 Mary Murtha 1906 Jessie Condit 1906 or in the Telephone Room.
Barnard College announces its varsity team will face Normal College on December 13 at 10:30 in the Normal College gym on Park Avenue and Street. The roster includes Cecil Dorrian 1905 forward Helen Cooley 1905 forward Annie Fisher 1905 center Talbot 1905 center Anna Reiley 1905 guard Margie Hoffman 1905 guard.
All University students planning to return home for Christmas should apply to Mr Reuben A Meyers secretary of the Committee on Employment for Students in Room 213 Library at their earliest convenience. Meyers can arrange use of the New York Central system lines to secure reduced rates and lessen travel trouble.
The regular monthly business meeting of the Class of 1906 will be held on Thursday December 4 at 2 30 in Room 304.
The two books to be read and discussed by Barnard Bear members for the next two meetings are Gilbert Parker's Pierre and His People and Henry James Portrait of a Lady. They have been purchased and are in the Bulletin Room for reading at any time.
All members are asked to pay their dues immediately to Alice Draper, Treasurer, at 1905 location.
An effort to form a college ping-pong club invites all interested students to a meeting on Monday December 1 at 4 30 in Room 204. Students unable to attend may hand their name to Amy Hill or Alice Rheinstein to be included in the 1904 Mortarboard.
At a meeting of the former electors of the Barnard Chapter of the College Settlement Association the following sub electors were chosen for this year Helen Cohen 1903 Margaret Stone 1904 Edith VanIngen 1904 Helen Cooley 1905 Grace Farrelly 1905 born 1906
Candidates for Sophomore Honors in German will prepare for examination upon Schiller's Wallenstein.
The monthly C M A gathering will convene Wednesday December 3 at 8 30 in the Alumne Room. Delegates are to be elected for the C M A Convention to be held December 9 to 11 at the General Theological Seminary in New York City.
The Class of 1905 will hold its regular monthly business meeting on Thursday December 4 at 2 30 PM in Room 139. Attendees should arrive promptly for the agenda and updates from the committee.
The Christian Association reminds members to pay five cents per person to support the American Committee of the YWCA. Funds fund foreign work in India China and Japan. Mabel Denton is treasurer.
On Monday December 1 at 4 30 PM a reception will be given for Miss Mabel Milham New York State Secretary of the College Y W C A All members are requested to be present.
The Glee Club of Radcliffe College presents a two act operetta by Florence Heath and Grace Hollingsworth during the week of December 15 at Cambridge.
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