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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1905
Page
3
Membership Committee notes the union of local women in a group led by named officers. The fragment references a collective effort, likely a roster or ceremonial listing, with emphasis on committee duties and affiliations.
Resolution notes express sorrow at the death of Dr Earle and honor his service to the community. The annals record the Barnard group as commemorating his memory with formal statements of respect and condolence.
The Barnard Union announces a lecture to begin around 4 10 PM in the theater. The talk, following last week’s topic Dante and Craigie, will feature Botticelli as the intended subject. All are welcome to attend.
A meeting of the member committee will be held on Friday December 8 in the Bunttrea room. BELLE K. RUSSELL serves as Chairman.
The Bunteniw ardy play features Elsie L Pa Cowrall by Carita cer in 02 and The servant by Edith an Ingen in 04 with roles for May Newland Virginia Taylor Grace Turnbull Alma Ash Ruth Childs and Margaret Frink. Tickets priced 75 cents for undergraduates and alumni and 1.00 for outsiders will be sold by listed student organizers to support a temporary dormitory fund.
On the evening of December 8 an entertainment will be hosted at 95 Rivington Street by the Associated Clubs of the Settlement. Miss Williams invites college girls to attend and tickets and information are available from Leslie Gardiner at 1907.
The City College of New York offers free lectures on Thursdays at 4 PM. No admission tickets are required. doors close promptly at 4 10 PM.
The bulletin room offers subscription blanks for Columbia papers with different fill patterns for one two or three papers. Completed forms go to the Jester Office via University mail. contributions to the same location.
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