Jabberwocky Ads and Nunnally’s Candies Featured
Barnard notices urge ad submissions by December 16 for Christmas prizes. Nun‑nally’s candies from Atlanta are now in New York, with Barnard girls to be offered the tempting Southern favorite. College Drug Store at 115th St and Broadway promotes orders.
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Christmas Box Contributions and December Chapel Talks
Christmas Box contributions for College employees can be left in Mrs Jameson s letter box in the Letter Box Room. The last service before vacation on December 19 features Prof John Erskine with special music. December 12 Chapel Speaker is Prof Braun on Hand Picked Fruit. December 16 Rev Adolph Frederick Schauffler D D of the New York City Mission and Tract Society speaks. Ruth J Marley named World correspondent. Edith G Rosenblatt moves to N S Journal. Barnard Club reaches twelve members. Jean Bar Mone pres.
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John Erskine
Professor Braun
Adolph Frederick Schauffler
New York City Mission and Tract Society
Press Club
Ruth J. Marley
Edith G. Rosenblatt
N.S. Journal
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Sophomore Dance Committee Seeks Banners for Gym Decor
The Sophomore Dance Committee of 1915 calls for college and high school banners to decorate the gym. Banners should be left in the Sophomore Study on December 19 and 20 and may be claimed in Louise Kelly's Room 419 or the Dorms after holidays. La Perle Noire will be presented by Societé Francais on Friday the thirteenth and Saturday the fourteenth.
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Louise Kelly
Societé Francais
College Settlement Excursion to Riverside Suburban Homes
Members of religious and philanthropic organizations invited to join an excursion to Riverside Cyane Suburban Homes and the Vanderbilt Tenements. Notices encourage signups in the study rooms.
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Chairman of Junior Ball Elects Margaret Brittain
A special meeting held on Wednesday December 4 1914 elected Miss Margaret Brittain as Chairman of the Junior Ball. The session then adjourned.
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Junior Ball
Margaret Brittain
December 14 1913 class meeting notes draw party rejection
The 1913 class held its regular meeting on Wednesday December 14. Reports were approved and the entertainment committee suggested a party, which the class rejected as not worthwhile. A large slate of nominees for Undergraduate Play Committee chair caused resignations, Hazel Martin elected with Jean Savage as deputy. Sing Song selections listed. A UA CGPDA report highlighted unworthy girls not wearing official Senior costume. Meeting adjourned.
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Hazel Martin
Jean Savage
Naomi Harris
Gertrude Morris
Edith Halfpenny
U. A.C. G. P. D. A. Society
1915 Class Meeting Reports and Election
The 1915 class held its regular meeting at 12 o'clock on Wednesday December 4 in room 339. Reports from the Secretary Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary were read and approved. Miss Levi announced finances for the Sophomore Show with a $48.50 balance and Miss Lauria set eight o clock for the Sophomore Dance in Thompson Gym. Edna Astruck was unanimously elected Chairman of the Greek Games Committee.
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Horace Mann Freshmen Beat 1916 Team 1-0 In Hockey
The Freshmen defeated 1916 Horace Mann 1 to 0 in the second game of their series. A large cheering section celebrated the first half goal as the rest of the contest produced few memorable moments and plenty of near misses. The Freshmen lineup included Helen Rose as captain and players Marion Kelly Gladys Pearson Margaret King Lilian Shrive Margaret Divine Psyche Catell Emma Klopfer Dorothy Hall Eleanor Wallace Marjorie Farrell.
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Horace Mann
Angelic Wings and Campus Pranks at Brook Hall
A playful campus note recounts a new wing rising toward the heavens at Brook Hall and a senior victory over the juniors in hockey. It pairs satirical mottoes from various departments with hints about the Bear editor and upcoming holiday essays.
The Columbia University Book Store Advertises Low Prices
The Columbia University Book Store in West Hall promotes new and second hand books at lowest prices. The notice highlights affordable volumes and a wide selection for students and staff.
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