Junior Ball Remembered as Great Institution in Rainy Night
The 1915 Junior Ball at the Waldorf drew a large crowd despite rain and wind. Helen MacDonald and the organizing committee led the line while guests danced into late and lingered for supper and encore. Critics note crowded floor and hearty supper, but praise the event's charm and enduring appeal.
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Waldorf
Helen MacDonald
Dean Gildersleeve
Mrs. MacDonald
Miss Hirst
Miss Weeks
Edith Stiles
Freda Kirchwerg
Herr Mueller
Suffrage Club Reforms To Embrace Women’s Service
The Suffrage Club votes to reform its scope and name to cover social economic and political issues faced by women today. Miss Poyntz urged viewing suffrage as part of a broader movement, urging Barnard and university women to engage actively in the new agenda. Margaret Pollitzer becomes president with Gertrude Livingston as secretary treasurer.
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Miss Poyntz
Budapest
Barnard
Suffrage Club
Rose Marie Wise
Margaret Pollitzer
Gertrude Livingston
YWCA Student Forum Promotes Light Through Action
Louise Adams addressed a YWCA forum urging practical deeds to reflect the motto In thy radi ance we see light. She urged college loyalty expressed via song practice meetings and supporting games, and called for a March program with John R Motts religious meetings to revitalize campus spirit.
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Louise Adams
John R. Mott
Columbia
Barnard
Chapel speakers announced for February dates
Chaplain Knox will speak in chapel on February 16. Miss Lillian Ward will address the college at chapel on February 19.
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Chaplain Knox
Lillian Ward
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Y. W. C. A. Student Forum
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