Ex Barnard Alumnae Aid In World War I Effort
The column lists Barnard graduates and associates aiding the war effort in France and at home. Pamela Poor ’12 and Jean Miller ’03 with Y M C A canteen work, Grace Banker ’15 joins the U S Signal Corps in France, Dr Anna I von Shelly ’98 sails for reconstruction work, and others engage in Red Cross, Base Hospital, Food for France, and civic roles. Also notes five women on the new City Government Committee and two alumnae marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex-Barnard
Pamela Poor
Presbyterian Hospital
France
Jean Miller
Edith Granger
Grace Banker
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States Signal Corps
Miss Banker
Anna I. von Shelly
Mary Sistrunk
Carita Spencer
Food For France
Margaret Moses
American Chemical Society
Ruth Edmonson
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Gertrude Stein
Red Cross Institute For
Barnard
Helen St. Clair Mullan
Clarice Auerbach
Elizabeth Toms
Sunday Services at St Pauls Chapel January to June 1918
From January 13 to June 2 1918 inclusive there will be a Sunday service with a short sermon and appropriate music at St Pauls Chapel at 4 pm. A cordial invitation is extended to University members and the public to attend. Trustees and officers of the University will occupy choir stalls as available. This Sundays speaker will be Rt Rev Theodore Irving Reese Bishop Coadjutor of Southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Chapel
Theodore Irving Reese
Southern Ohio
Keen Kutter Ad Contest Won by Columbia Class
The 1919 Mortarboard announced the Keen Kutter advertisement contest was decided by Dr. Hollingworth and his Columbia advertising class. Illustration and copy were submitted by D Birdseye, 19, G Miller, 19, L Sternberg, 20, R Lewi, 49, A Alfke, 19, and D Goldsmith, 19. The prize of 50 dollars went to D Birdseye and G Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hollingworth
Columbia
D. Birdseye
G.miller
L. Sternberg
R. Lewi
A. Alfke
D. Goldsmith
G Miller
War Hires Offer 200 Stenographers and 200 Typists
National Defense invites applications for the Supply Division of the Ordnance Department with 200 stenographers 200 typists 200 general clerks and 500 catalogue clerks. Civil service exams required and salaries match existing posts. Also promotes patriotic service and college women training in modern business methods. YW membership up to 50 cents with new signups planned next week via the RPO office and Monday meetings in Students Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Ordnance Department
Hannah J. Patterson
Christian Association
College Association
Professor Moore to Continue Mussey Economics Work
Professor Henry L. Moore of Columbia will teach portions of the economics courses previously led by Professor Mussey. Moore previously taught at Barnard from 1902 to 1910 and remains a Barnard faculty member while lecturing at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Moore
Columbia
Mussey
Moore
Barnard
Barnard College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weeil
Helene M. Platt
Charles Alin
Boston
Massachusetts
Ritz- Carlton
Adele Duncan
Samuel A. Duncan
St. Paul's Chapel
Giffin
New York
Pattriotic Service
Y.W
Prof. Moore
Prof. Mussey
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