Barnard Junior Ball Described With Daffodil Decor
The Class of 1904 held a Junior ball in Columbia Gym featuring a daffodil suspended centerpiece and blue and white decorations. Barnard banners, American flags, and a poolside supper followed an early closing, with Muller and his ten piece orchestra providing music. Committee members and patronesses are listed among the event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gymnasium
Nicholas
Barnard
Muller
Jean Loomis
Edith Appell
Lucy Embury
Helena Fischer
Lena Miller
Clara Applegate
Jean Egleston
George C. Appell
Octavius Applegate
Morris Beifeld
Franky Muchler Chapman
Mortimer Lamson Earle
Melville Egleston
Adolphe Hedrick Fischer
George C. Fountain
Laura D. Gill
George L. Miller
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Tea Committee Members Named for February 26 Event
The Undergraduate tea committee for Friday February 26 lists May Johnson as chairman with Laura Van Aise 1903 Carol ine Lexow Theodora Curtis 1904 Mildred Farmer Ethel Hendricks Rascho James and Edna Stitt 1906 as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Johnson
Laura van Aise
Carolline Lexow
Theodora Curtis
Mildred Farmer
Ethel “Hendricks
Rascho-James
Edna Stitt
Undergraduate Tea Card Details
Tea cards for the Undergraduate tea dated February 30th and May are obtainable from Caroline Lexow and Theodora Curtis, both class of 1904. The notice lists contact and year designations for students collecting the tea cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Lexow
Theodora Curtis
Lockers Ordered for Senior and Junior Studies
An order has been placed for lockers for the Senior and Junior studies. Senior lockers are expected in about two weeks, while Junior lockers may take longer to be ready.
Debating Society Fails Quorum Yet Holds Extempore Debate
The Debating Society met February 13 without a quorum but still debated the topic Resolved that a gymnasium course of two years be described at Barnard. Florence Hubbard and Hope Pardon argued for the affirmative while May Parker and Anna Ware argued against it. The negative prevailed in an entertaining, entirely extemporaneous session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debating Society
Barnard
Florence Hubbard
Hope Pardon
May Parker
Anna Ware
Lectures at Warren Goddard House by Chicago professor
Professor Charles Zeublin of the University of Chicago will give lectures at the Warren Goddard House on English sources of American social reform, Coleridge, Carlyle, Ruskin, Morris, Greene, and more, with two course options and ticket prices. Courses include municipal topics and practical crafts offered at multiple settlement houses. applications requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Warren Goddard House
E. 34Th Street
Coleridge
Carlyle
Ruskin
Morris
Thomas Hill Greene
Civil Service
Democratic Administration
Union Settlement
4Th Street
Warren Goddard
College Settlement
Rivington Street
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Greenwich House
Jones Street
Hudson Guild
26Th Street
Hartley
Undergraduate Association approves Honeymoon play plan
The Play Committee report accepted February 13 outlines a two performance run on April 17 and 18 with expenses about 300 dollars and a 100 dollar appropriation. Ticket prices are 50 cents for students and 1 dollar for outsiders. Auditions by Mr. Sanger for parts are set for February 18 at 4 PM in the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
Sanger
Kappa Alpha Theta Hosts Recital Night at Alpha Zeta Chapter
On Monday February 9 the Alpha Zeta Chapter entertained the college and friends. Mrs Haynes formerly Minna Gale of Booths Company recited poems and scenes from Kipling Wilcox Browning Shakespeare and others. Music followed with refreshments served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Kappa Alpha Theta
Haynes
Minna Gale
Booth
Rudyard Kipling
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Robert Browning
Class Day Committee Chosen for 1903 Dance Details
At a 1903 meeting on Friday February 13 the Class Day Committee was elected with Ethel Wilcox as chairman and Helen King Anita Cahn Ethel Pool Gulielma Alsop as members. The dance committee will be elected later. The dance is set for June 3 and Class Day for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wilcox
Helen King
Anita Cahn
Ethel Pool
Gulielma Alsop
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tea Committee
the Undergraduate Association
Eugene Field
Senate
Lady Macbeth
Shakespeare
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