Barnard Bulletin staff and yearbook roles listed
A partial roster from Barnard Bulletin shows editors in chief and staff positions for 1907 1909 with names such as Miller Carroll Woodman and Eastman Hunsdon along with office hours and business manager notes. The fragment notes multiple years 1907 1908 1909 and a 48 item.
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Anne Carroll
Sophie P. Woodman
Felen Op Tab Nya Tevale Eee
Ingalls
E. A. S. Tredwell
Florence M. Wolff
Margaret H. Bailey
Clairette Armstrong
Marjorie Eastman
Dorothea Eltzner
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
Theodora Hall
Myra McLean
Foreign societies brighten Barnard college life this year
The French and German societies have revived strongly at Barnard since October. Distinctive roles are hoped to endure as both groups entertain guests and plan major events, with the Kreis hosting new students and an eminent speaker slated for its next meeting.
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Barnard
The
Kreis
University Chorus Rehearsals Begin This Winter Season
Professor Rubner announces rehearsals for the University Chorus with a December or early January concert featuring works by Mozart Schubert Reff Bartnyanski and Massenet. The chorus seeks more voices especially men and invites all university members to participate. special Thursday rehearsals start December 6 from 3 to 4 o'clock in Earl Hall Auditorium.
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Rubner
Department of Music
Mozart
Schubert
Reff
Bartnyanski
Massenet
Earl Hall
Chorus Invited for Supplementary Rehearsals in Late Afternoon
Supplementary rehearsals can be arranged on the same days from 4 to 5 o'clock. It is hoped that a large and enthusiastic chorus will respond to this invitation.
Dormitory Tea Honors Faculty at Barnard Hall
The Alumni Committee on Hall of Residence and resident students hosted a tea for faculty and trustees at Barnard Hall 521 West 122nd Street on December 5. Miss Wheelock, chair, Miss Buckingham, Anne Carroll, Lucetta Johnson led arrangements. Alice Haskell, Mary Lipe, and Winifred Barrows served tea as students escorted guests through the dormitory to show student comfort and alumni support.
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Barnard
West 122d
Miss Wheelock
Miss Buckingham
Anne Carroll
Lucetta Johnson
Alice Haskell
Mary Lipe
Winifred Barrows
Glee Club Formed At Mandolin Club Initiative
The Mandolin Club drive to form a college Glee Club met strong early support. On December 3 the group organized with 50 plus members. Julia Goldberg led the club, Fannie McLane was named manager, and Herlinda Smith joined the Entertainment Committee. Dues set at 50 cents yearly. Weekly practices scheduled Mondays 3 to 4 with a second hour planned for absentees.
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Mandolin Club
Glee Club
Julia Goldberg ’Og
Fannie M. McLane
Herlinda Smithers Og
College library shelves gain Y W C A collection
The Y W C A library formerly in the Bulletin Room has been officially accepted by the college library and will be found on shelves in the Philosophy bookcase.
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Bulletin
College Library
Philosophy
Undergraduate Play Committee Members Named
The Undergraduate Play Committee lists 1907 chairman Goldkoop with Irene Kohn. 1908 members Marguerite Newland and Florence Wolff. 1909 member Eva vom Baur. 1910 member Hazel Woodhull, detailing the sequence of appointments across years.
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Ahe Goldkoop
Irene Kohn
Marguerite Newland
Florence Wolff
Eva Vom Baur
Hazel Woodhull
Philanthropic Committee Seeks Help From Girls
Letter from the Y. W. C. A. Philanthropic Committee asks readers to dress dolls or donate magazines to send to an army post and a children's hospital. Students Margaret Hall Yates and Lucile Grant lead the effort, with others listed as members.
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Bulletin
Margaret Hall Yates
Lucile Grant
Dorothea Eltzner
Beatrice Aron
Madeline Borland
Class of 1908 junior show results and committee picks
At the December 6 meeting the Junior Show Committee report showed receipts of 663.50 with net proceeds of 457.76. Marguerite Newland and Florence Wolff were elected junior members of the Undergraduate Play Committee. Orphans' costumes were sent to the Rivington Street Settlement House and were gratefully received.
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Marguerite Newland
Florence Wolff
Rivington Street Settleent House
Sophomore Class elects members to committees
At the December 6 meeting Eva vom Baur was elected to the Undergraduate Play Committee. Cécille Debouy and Laura Turnbull were chosen to receive the Undergraduate Tea with the Dean, while Eleanor Gay and Jennie Wylie will serve tea in the Alumni Room.
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Eva Vom Baur
Cécille Debouy
Laura Turnbull
Eleanor Gay
Jennie Wylie
Open Meeting of the Deutscher Kreis Readings
On Thursday December 13 at 4 o clock Mrs Nahan Franko Anna Braga will read a one act German play for members and friends Tickets of admission will be required
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Nahan Franko
Anna Braga
Deutscher Kreis
Thackeray English Humorists Dictionary Missing
A note reports that a copy titled White English Latin dictionary Thackeray English humorists is missing. The entry lists no further details on location or recovery.
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Thackeray
Additions to the Library Cataloged Volumes
A list of new library acquisitions includes Addison Joseph Works in three volumes Aristotle The Athenian constitution Rotsford G W History of Greece Euripides Alcestis Gayley C M Representative Ene comedies Hall P F Immigration and itself upon the United States.
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Addison
Joseph
Rotsford
G. W
Greece
Euripides
Alcestis
Gayley
C. M
Hall
P. F
United States
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