Turkish Tableau Evening At Teachers College Event
Turkish tableaux and songs staged by graduates of the American College for Girls at Constantinople will be shown at Horace Vann Auditorium on February 10 and 13. The program includes portraits and scenes from classical plays with songs in native languages performed by Miss Vivian Edwards, with tickets 2 1/2 cents and 50 cents for reserved seats. Two thousand invitations expected.
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Turkai
Horace Vann
Thrére
Arnad
Teachers College
Topace Maangiekje
Dorothy Cheesman
Lies
Digabeth Fishér
Vivian Edwards
American College For Girls
Constantinople
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Yale
Columbia
Sophocles
Moliere
Mutton
Miss Edwards
Flolen Brown
Anne Wilson
Chapel Notice For term opening with Dean-elect Gildersleeve
The first academic chapel of the new term will be held on Thursday February with Dean-elect Gildersleeve speaking to students. Undergraduates must attend in cap and gown and no one may sit downstairs without academic costume. On February 13 Reverend Henry Sloane Coffin will speak at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. On February 16, the public installation of Miss Gilder Scene will omit chapel services.
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Gildersleeve
Henry Sloane Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gilder
Faculty Reception Date Shift at Brooks Hall
The Faculty Reception at Brooks Hall is now set for February 24, replacing the February 17 date listed in the previous Bulletin.
Student Council Meeting Plans May 6 Play at Brinckerhoff
A January 20 meeting set May 6 as the Barnard Literary Association’s date for a Brinckerhoff Theatre evening performance. A February 21 meeting, at four, includes officers, committee chairmen, and the Alumnae Committee led by Miss Hunter, with attendance hoped for. The group also set reserving Columbia gym for next year's Junior Ball date if needed and discussed Wall expenses for 1913.
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Barnard Literary Association
Columbia College
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Miss Hunter
Columbia Gymnasium
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Mortarboard Subscribers to Meet in Room 209
On Friday February 10 from nine to three the Mortarboard board will host subscribers in Room 209. Tea is not served but $150 subscription money will be accepted. Prompt payment pleases editors and honors the contract. Paid subscribers will be first to receive their books in early March before the group’s famous appearance.
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Mortarboard Board
Alumnae employment committee seeks Barnard graduates
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College forms a committee to aid graduate employment both permanent and temporary. Register with chair Eva Sherwood Potter during office hours at 125 Seventh Ave Brooklyn NY Prospect 223. Advise employers to consult before filling jobs and notify the chair of opportunities. Office hours first and second Mondays 3 5. From New York take subway to Flatbush and car to Carroll Street.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Farward
Eva Sherwood Potter
Child Welfare Exhibit at Armory Show Highlights Teachers College Role
The Child Welfare Exhibit opened January 18 at the 71st Regiment Armory highlighting Teachers College involvement. Committees on Recreation, Streets, Libraries, Schools, Health, and more, led by social workers, prepared displays on child welfare aims. Columbia educators listed include President Butler and professors Seligman Holt Andrews Sykes Thorndike Goodnow Kirchwey Suzzallo Sherman Warner Woolman Kinne.
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71St Regiment
Barnard
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Butler
Seligman
Holt
Andrews
Sykes
Thorndike
Goodnow
Kirchwey
Suzzallo
Sherman
Warner
Woolman
Kinne
Free Tuition Scholarship At Woman's Medical College
The Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania offers full tuition for 1911 12 and the next three years to any Barnard College BA or BS holder or 1911 graduate. Applicants must confer with the Provost for details and apply by April 15 1911.
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Woman's Medical College of
Penn-ylvania
Philadelphia
Barnard College
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