Undergrad Tea Hosts Decorated Gathering With Guests
Last Friday the Undergrad Tea featured a decorated hall, Christmas greens, and white carnations. Sophomores planned with Mrs. Brewster and Marguerite Newland as chairmen, while faculty members including Professor Brewster attended the event.
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Atreens
Rome
Optytions
Opal
Brewster
Marguerite Newland
Eleanor Ray
Professor Brewster
Anapp
Brown
Eames
Histtman
Hirst
Barnard Alumnae Christmas Reunion Set for New Venue
Barnard College Alumnae Association plans a luncheon Christmas reunion at the St Denis Hotel on Broadway and Eleventh Street this Saturday January 4. It is the first time the event is held off campus and organizers urge strong attendance to ensure a successful gathering.
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Barnard College Alumna Association
St. J._ Denis
Broadway
Eleventh Street
Barnard
Poise of Women in Rome Lecture by Kaiser Wilhelm Prof
At 4 o'clock on Thursday December 12, Kaiser Wilhelm Professor at Columbia will speak on The Poise of Women in Rome to Deutscher Kreis members and guests. The lecture will be held in room 115.
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Pre Igifs Leonhard
Kaiser-Wilhelm
Columbia
Rome
Deutscher Kreis
Barnard Beats Westin in Debuting Varsity Tryout Scrimmage
In Thompson Gymnasium on Thursday December 5 the Varsity held two scrimmage games to select new players. The freshmen defeated Leitin School 12 to 6 with Ethel Leveridge and Frances Rai among top scorers. The Varsity next meets Teachers College Friday December 13 at 5 o clock.
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Theompson Gymnasium
Fovel
Breshmen
Leitin
Weltin
Barnard M. Newell
E. Leveridge
D. Mills
Randolph G. Venner
L. Schoedler
A. Bottomley
V. Fueslein
N. Quackenbusch
M. Conroy
B. Bruce
A. Weil
Barna F
Frances
Rai
Ethel Leveridge
Dorothy Mills
Molly Conroy
Amy Weisse Gleason
Stove
Barnard
Westin See
Teachers College
Thompson Gymnasium
Butler University bulletin elects editor changes
At the monthly meeting the managing board elected Ethel Ivimey and Mary Swenson as associate editors. Helen Cooley resigned as alumni editor and the board set up a corresponding editor to liaise with alumni committees. Ennis Miller was elected to this new post.
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Butrerin
Ethel Ivimey
Mary Swenson
Helen Cooley
Eens Miller
Tea party unites 1908 and 1909 classes
On Wednesday afternoon December 4 the class of 1908 hosted the class of 1909 for an informal tea in the senior study. Professor Brewster visited during the afternoon and the event closed with a mutual serenading party enjoyed by both groups.
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Brewster
Seine Play Committee and Adelaide Regs tie senior member
A Seine Play Committee meeting reports Adelaide Regs tying with a senior member in a preliminary vote. The fragment notes cross ties among local officials and hints at ongoing governance discussions.
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Seine
Adelaide Regs
Class notes reveal 1909 meeting details and party invitation
The last regular 1909 class meeting discussed the financial report showing $1,010,055 and a favorable interclass work plan. Professor Brewer reported on prospects for an interclass institution. Brooks Hall juniors invite the class to a party on the seventeenth.
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Bendani
Tie
Brooks Hall
Class of 1910 elects leaders and supports study plans
On Thursday December the class of 1910 elected a sophomore to the Undergraduate Play Committee and backed plans for student study efforts. Marguerite Newland, president, announced the outcome and praised the voters.
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Dike Rose
Uee
Uaerecanate
Marguerite Newland
School Adopts Indian Mascot and Motto for Greek Translation
At Thursday's regular meeting the class chose the Indian as mascot and Reverence and Enthusiasm as motto. Dr Knapp will be asked to translate the phrase into Greek.
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Igir
Knapp
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D. Brewsoe
E. L. Bradley
E. R. Endicott
E.C. Roberts
A. C. Reilley
J. Disbrow
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