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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1903
Page
3
At the December 3 1904 class meeting the Class Entertainment Committee was tasked with providing afternoon tea in the Senior study. The President appointed Margaret Stone and Helen Elting as Senior members of the Undergraduate Tea Committee.
At the December meeting of the 1905 call the Junior Ball Committee report was accepted. The ball will be in Columbia gym on February 3, 1904 with a seniors reception and officers dining room supper. Patronesses include seven committee mothers and several deans and trustees. A class photo will be hung in the Junior Study. Chairman Any Hill announced a January class party.
The Sophomore show will be given to the Freshmen on Monday December 7 at 4 oclock in Hrinckerhoff Theatre. Upper classmen are invited to occupy seats in the gallery.
At the December meeting the Class of 1907 elected Jennie Hilborn Elsie Dskins Reardon Annie Goodkoop and Kathleen Hurty to the Executive Committee. The class motto is Pacta vota exsequere audax.
Cards for the Undergraduate Tea will be sold Friday December 11. They may be obtained from any committee member: Jens Elting chairman Margaret H. Stone Alice Draper Pamela WTyall Julia Freed Adelaide Hart Marjorie Garrison Millicent Perkins.
Readable fragments indicate a junior show on a Monday in mid December with a junior class event. Tickets are invited for purchase at a specified location.
Wilmington ladies club announces a social meeting of the Southern Club on December 1 1903 at 4 30 PM in Earl Hall. Members and guests are invited to attend and participate in the program planned for the afternoon.
The Bulletin seeks more editors from the 1906 and 1907 classes. Sophomores or freshmen with interest should respond promptly. Applicants may submit names to any editor.
Twenty six members attended a luncheon on Saturday December 5 at the St James Hotel and then attended William Gillette in The Admirable Crichton at a local theatre.
The 1903 class held its second reunion on Saturday November 28 with a business meeting approving a new constitution. The afternoon included singing and impromptu theatrical performances.
In the past week the Early Bird Club adopted a constitution and outlined a plan of action. Officers elected are President May Parker 04 Vice president Dederer 61 Secretary Mildred Farmer 05 and Treasurer Marguerite Smith 05. Executive Committee members named are Katherine Doty 04 and Abigail Talbot 05 with Hope Purdon 05, founder, and honorary members Dean Gill and Professor Farrand. The group plans four social meetings a year including museum or aquarium visits in January a lecture a zoo visit and a laboratory tea next term.
Barnard College fulfilled a clause with Columbia granting a Faculty Council seat. At the November 30 faculty meeting Professor James Harvey Robinson of History was elected as the second representative, joining the Dean.
Dr Janvier will speak December 9 at 12 30 in the Bible class life of Christ. Miss McCooks Bible Class will not meet December 9 but resume December 16. All girls invited to join a new division of the subject next week.
Alumni from several years pursue varied paths including teaching, publishing, and further study. Notables: Miss Allen 02 in medicine, Miss Bergen 62 at David Williams & Co., Miss Waugh 02 at Oxford, Miss Campbell 62 in Radcliffe graduate work, and Miss Sanville 61 as City Tenement House Inspector. Many teach at colleges and high schools across New Jersey, New York, and Texas.
Rev. C. A. R. Janvier formerly a missionary to India and now pastor of a major Philadelphia Presbyterian church will visit Barnard on Wednesday December 9. He will speak on India at 12 30 in room 139 and is noted as a leading speaker at Silver Bay last July. A large turnout is hoped.
There will be an important Barnard Bear meeting on Thursday December 10 at 1 o'clock in the BULLETIN Room.
The CS M A will hold an important meeting on Monday December 7 at 12 20 in room 904.
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