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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1915
Page
6
L. P. Hollander & Co. showcases novelties from France and England including imported toys games and exquisitely dressed dolls in a colorful store display promising fine selections for holiday shoppers and collectors alike.
One hundred children from settlements will visit next Monday for a party with games, a tree, Santa, and stockings stuffed with toys. Donations are sought including ten cent pieces, tree decorations, and toys from readers, with a red box in the Study for collection and named lockers for volunteers ready to help.
The English Club holds its next meeting Monday evening December 20 at Ray Levi’s residence 925 West End Avenue. Members will read a short story by Anatole France and decide on a second reading.
Over sixty girls attended the noon gathering in the Electrical Laboratory. The group amended its constitution to add honorary faculty members with a faculty advisor on the executive board. Doris Maddow becomes Secretary-Treasurer. Ruth Budiolf elected Socialist Club Secretary-Treasurer.
Social Science League sets pay day for Wednesday the 15th from 10 to 2. Members of Debating Club Socialist Club and Feminist Forum who have not paid dues this year must pay, indicating their sub group. Prompt payment hoped to strengthen the League.
Notes encourage participation in College Settlement Week with a Barnard Day on Tuesday and a Tea Room gathering at 14 East 37th Street on December 14. Luncheon on December 15 in the Electrical Lab features Miss Williams. Doll Day and Silver Bay Japanese sale begin Tuesday at 4:00 in the Theatre with no entrance fee and prizes for best doll and poster.
All sorts of genuine Japanese items including prints bookmarks and purses will be sold Wednesday December 15 from 4 to 6 pm in the Theatre under the Silver Bay Club auspices. Proceeds fund ten days at the Bay next June for a Barnard girl.
At a special senior meeting on Tuesday noon Gertrude Schuyler was elected chairman of Senior Week. The group reached a consensus that each senior attending the Junior Ball should pay five dollars.
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