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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
6
Two fast and exciting captain ball games drew crowds who watched amid chaos as players struggled. The Junior Freshman game ended 28 to 14 with the Juniors ahead, while the Senior Sophomore game finished 33 to 24 with the Sophomores prevailing after a hard fought contest.
The article notes Professor Mussey will join the Nation weekly, owned by Oswald Villais, after handing in his university resignation. It emphasizes the resignation was not related to accepting work with the Nation, preserving his separation from the university faculty.
Two lectures by Rev J C R Swing will be given at 5 PM on December 10 and 11 at Union Theological Seminary. Swing, president of Forman Christian College Lahore and former Punjab University vice chancellor, discusses Modern Political Developments in India and Modern Religious Movements in India. Invitation extended to attend.
At the regular monthly meeting of the class of 1918 held Tuesday December 3 the following offices were filled Mil dred Blout as Chairman of the Senior Banquet Alice Gibb as Chairman of Ivy Day Shelby Holbrook as Class Historian and Rhoda Mil liken as Chairman of Knocks.
The Junior Class meeting on December 7 discussed Mortar Board affairs and heard Constance Lambert report a $50 contribution to the Y M C A from the Class treasury by referendum. Catherine Cooksey urged support for Doll Day before adjournment.
Helen H. Parkhurst argues the Barnard Philosophy Club, once moribund, should be revived in a new building space. She envisions informal dialogues and trialogues over tea, broadening membership to include a diverse group united by a passion for metaphysical argument and sociable discourse.
The piece Wigs and Cues is praised as more than a successful Red Cross benefit. It demonstrates a strong, efficient organization at Barnard College, with readers convinced that student and alumnae coaching justify its retention.
Barnard College invites friends to a December 20 afternoon theater debut featuring an inaugural orchestra, violin solo by Clarissa White, Scottish songs by Clarice Smith, Glee Club performances, five carols, a Chapel Choir Noel, a Wilde musical dialogue read by Betty Allen Smith, and solos by Emily Dowling and Miriam Smith to raise funds for war relief.
Appeal calls for donations of cotton and linen such as sheets and tablecloths to the Red Cross workroom. Citizens are urged to contribute large quantities to support war relief efforts.
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