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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1921
Page
6
Barnard society’s debutantes and the class of ’22 filled the Hotel Biltmore Monday evening for a standout affair. Chaperons included Miss Gildersleeve Libby and Prof and Mrs Jacoby with hosts Miss Cahn and Miss Hutchison. Midnight supper delighted guests as the last moonlight waltz closed the night and the Junior Prom faded from memory.
The Junior Class met January 18 at 1 p m. They urged unpaid last year’s pledge for the Endowment Fund, approved a 150 dollar pledge from the prospective Junior Show Sigits for the European Students Relief Fund, and announced open house by Marjory Connor in the next semester. Helen Mack urged Junior Show tryouts and all Juniors were invited to song practice and upcoming dates. Eva Hutchinson gave Prom news as the meeting closed with a vote on class statistics.
Mrs Harris of Community Service Inc conducts a children’s story playing class at College Settlement 84 First Street every Thursday 3 30 to 5 00. Volunteers or observers are welcome for training. Class includes dancing and pantomime. For more information visit the R S O office.
The Interclass Swimming Meet was held Friday January 14 at 4 30 PM in the college pool. Evens led the competition with the Juniors and Freshmen contending for second place as multiple events crowned Grace Kahrs 1924 as the individual winner and set the stage for a rematch with TC. Later diver Miss Alice Lord entertained the crowd after the meet.
The 1922 Motorboard requests students and non matriculated specials to visit the booth in Students Hall daily 12 to 1 through next Wednesday to verify and submit home telephone numbers and addresses. They urge dormitory girls and others to provide numbers even if overseas or unlisted, to facilitate future calls.
Miss Doty seeks senior girls for teaching in rural Maryland schools next year. Beulah Weldon of Barnard 1915, an active recruiter, aims to place three Barnard girls in Sabillasville and Eylers Valley with salaries of 800 dollars annually. The positions are described as social service work rather than ordinary teaching.
Miss Loid abandons springboard and window shelf to perform swan diving from a balcony rail. She competes with Helen Wainwright and Eileen Riggin for a spot in the Olympic swimming championships.
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