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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
1
Last Wednesday the Barnard Union hosted a speaker on The Work of the Peace Conference drawing 29 attendees including faculty, outsiders, an alumna and freshmen. The piece criticizes student indifference to serious issues and urges better support for literary activity and public lectures.
At the regular meeting of the Class of 1909 Maude Smith was given the privileges of the Junior Class. Eva vom Baur was asked to retain her position on the Undergraduate Play Committee. Gertrude Stein, 08, addressed the class briefly on preliminary arrangements for the Undergraduate Play.
At the February 6 meeting of the class of 1910 the new brown and gold gavel was used for the first time. Grace Reeder was elected representative on the Undergraduate Play Committee replacing Florence Rose who resigned.
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Anderson and others visited Brooks Hall dining room turned into a dance hall for about fifty couples after dinner residents were introduced to guests. Despite a heavy snowstorm Wednesday evening Miss Kangs reception and dance drew many college girls and continued the social week.
At a February 6 meeting Eleanor Curran was elected Chairman of the Senior Dance Committee and Irma Alexander was chosen Chairman of the Senior Banquet Committee. A preliminary Class Day Committee report was read and accepted. On February 10 the class of 1908 held an informal tea for friends, each girl allowed to bring two outside guests.
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