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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

3

Barnard Union Holds Meeting and Elects New Members

The Barnard Union held its regular session with debate on Senator Lodge's immigration bill. New members elected include Ethel Hendricks, Elinora Munroe, Olive Purdue, Josephine Paddock, Elizabeth Bradford, Muriel Valentine, and Sophie Woodman among others. A constitutional amendment changes member elections to the second regular meeting each month. Pro Neilson gave a lecture on Burns and his relation to folk songs, followed by a fellow-countryman singing, then an informal reception to end the afternoon.

Barnard Ae Senator Lodge Lexow Parker Edith Handy Juliet Points Bederer Ethel. Hendricks Eleanora Munroe Olive Purdue Josephine Paddock Elizabeth Bradford Muriel Valentine Irma Jellenik Sophie Woodman Marjorie Eastman Mary Marshall Agnes Miller Helen Loeb Pro Neilson Burns

Y W C A Convention Sets Topics for 1905 Conference in Rochester

The eighteenth annual YWCA convention for New York and New Jersey will meet in Rochester from February 23 to 26, 1905. Business sessions cover work in cities, colleges, and industrial centers, led by state and national secretaries. Mary L. Babcock of New York leads Bible study work, with presses by Speer of New York, Mrs Gladap of Montclair, Mor Simms of Chicago, and Bert Condé of Chicago.

Young Women's Christian Associations of New York New Jersey Rochester N. Y Mary L. Babcock Robert E. Speer Thomas J. Gladap

1901 Class Luncheon Announcement

The Class of 1901 will hold a luncheon on January 22 at 12 30 PM at the Hotel St. James West Forty-fifth Street.

St. Jan ‘Oy West Forty-fifth Street

Final trials of German play held at Brinkerhoff Theatre

On Monday January 23 the Brinkerhoff Theatre hosted final trials for the German play. About thirty members of the Deutscher Verein and Deutscher Kreis selected cast and roles including Anderson and Kelly family members along with several named students and faculty. G A Younger was elected manager of the play at the same meeting.

Brinkerhoff Theatre Deutscher Verein Deutscher Kreis Meewe Epee Eekisild Fie Serio Des Canine Ecg Anderson W. E. Kelly Helene B. Oh. Reitlinger Agathe

Notice to Clear Old Gym Attire by Feb 6

In the old basketball dressing room several gymnasium suits and shoes remain Mrs Kelly seeks a clean up. People with items are asked to remove them before Monday February 6. After that date all leftovers will be discarded. The room key is at Rose's.

Undergraduate Association Special Meeting Notice

The Undergraduate Association calls a special meeting on Thursday at 12.26 in the theatre to hear reports from the Executive Committee the Long-Book Committee and the Undergraduate Play Committee.

Summer Session at Teachers College Opens for Observation

The University Summer session will open all Teachers College buildings for use. Speyer School sessions will run daily for observation and education experiments. Eight summer excursions will be conducted under the Educational Museum supervisor.

Teachers’ College Speyer

Regular C. S. M. A. meeting announced for Feb 13

Regular meeting of the C. S. M. A. is scheduled for Monday February 13 at 12 20 in Room 215. By order of the President. A TATTERSHALL, Sec.

A. Tattershall Sec

Snow Hill Institute Letter Thanks Donors for Dormitory Aid

A letter from Snow Hill Institute expresses gratitude for donations toward rebuilding the oO Snow F IEG dormitory and for clothing sent for the girls benefit. W J Enwarps extends sincere thanks and wishes recipients health.

THE Snow Hill Institute Benet

Class of 1905 elects new chair and senior dance committee

At the February 9 meeting Hope Purdon resigned as Class Day Chair. Cecil Dorian was elected to replace her. The Senior Dance Committee includes Margie Hoffman chair, Florence Nye, Nina Schultz, Amelia Hill, Florence Meyer, Helen Cooley ex-officio, and Ruth Reeder ex-officio. The Seniors plan a class party Monday February 13 at 4 PM with a special program.

Hope Purdon Cecil Dorrian Margie E. Hoffman Florence I. Nye Nina Schultz Amelia L. Hill Florence A. Meyer Helen W. Cooley Ruth A. Reeder

Undergraduate Tea Committee Appointed for March

A committee for the next Undergraduate tea on March 3 is named with Florence A. Meyer as Chairman and members Nina Schultz Jessie E Haynes Eleanor Holden Jesse P Cook Grace Turnbull Martha A L Hoermann and Helmina Jeidell. This will be the last Undergraduate tea this year.

Florence A. Meyer Nina Schultz Jessie E. Haynes Eleanor Holden Jessie P. Cook Grace Turnbull Martha A. L. Hoermann Helmina Jeidell

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