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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
5
The Athletic Association hosted a farewell tea for Miss Dudley, honoring her at Barnard. Many students and friends wished her continued success in Chicago and thanked her for her cooperation with A A activities.
The notice invites students to participate in the Interclass Swimming Meet on February 27. Practices began the first day of the new semester and continue until the event. all entrants must swim at least six times. Students are urged to participate for class spirit and to help win the meet.
The article credits V. Tappan G. Stanbrough G. Dana A. Schmidt M. Marks and M. Carmody for a win. Schmidtie 4 field goals sparked the surge while Midge Marks distributed the ball and centered play. Stanbrough and Dana’s guarding and intercepts sealed the victory as Ogden notches two goals.
The article lauds Barnard College basketball teamwork and coaching, highlighting fast passing and on-court chemistry led by Miss Wayman and crowd support from alumnae. It notes upcoming decisive game on February 7 in Barnard gym, with the team aiming to beat TC and inviting alumni and students to cheer. Also lists lineups and officials, and updates on alumnae employment and activities with Barnard faculty and Y unit.
Continued from Page 2 the notice lists speakers for a front line war course led by Dr John Douglas Adam Professor of Religion. Plans include Captain Ilan Hay Beith author of The First Hundred Thousand Sir Robert Falconer President of the University of Toronto Reverend Dr Calkins of Cambridge and other notable men. Reservations for Mondays four oclock hour required with weekly announcements.
Local society notes announce the engagement of Elinor Franklin, aged 12, to Arthur Young of New York. The pair are described as planning future nuptials with family and community observers noting the match.
Mary V. Lipe of 1907 married Lt. Paul Gaston Gamble. Helen Veith Rigby of 1909 wed August Dall in September 1918. Jean Rosenbaum of 1916 joined James P. Cahen Jr. in a ceremony.
Brief notices report multiple deaths with ages and dates: Mrs. Caleb Bwichener aged 9 in July 716, Mrs. Robert N. Bavier aged 13 in December 18, Mrs. Edward Berliner aged 13 in December 18, Laura M. Jeffrey aged 14 in November 18, and Catherine Derivan aged 17 in December 18.
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