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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
3
December 7 1920 College Assembly reviewed 1919-1920 budgets and treasurer’s report. Helen Jones announced a Seph Fresh discussion on Greek Games and class meetings. A college orchestra was proposed and a varsity basketball game set for December 10. Bulletin faced debt and seeks ads.
A Christmas tea is announced for Wednesday December 15 with a tree and popcorn display. Miss Hutchinson and Miss Hirst will pour tea and a festive beverage while all except Santa Claus are invited to attend.
Spencer Miller former assistant to Thomas Mott Osborne and current Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Mutual Welfare League will discuss Democracy in Prison Reform. The talk is set for December 13 at four o'clock in the Conference Room and should interest readers who joined last Saturday's trip.
Mr Arndt Secretary of the Citizen s Union will address the Government class on Lobbying at Albany on Wednesday December 15 from 2 to 3 in Room 139. The college is invited.
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