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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
1
The piece discusses a shifting literary controversy between Barrie and Ashford over who wrote Milk or Lemon. It notes the controversy is conventional yet argues authorship matters since both are living and deserve recognition if responsible. The author offers evidence to inform readers beyond idle chatter.
Daisy Ashford writes Bryn Mawr stating she authored The Young Visitors entirely and never met Sir James Barrie. She thanks him for his preface praise and urges Seplical friends to accept her sole authorship and that the original manuscript was not altered.
A new group named Diogenes met Tuesday afternoon to plan regular meetings on ethical problems. The next session will discuss applying the Ten Commandments and will be held in the Student Council Room Tuesday at three o clock.
The Come Back Revues of 1920 at Columbia invites Barnard College students to attend a rehearsal at Earl Hall on Saturday, January 21 at 1 PM. The show seeks additional chorus and specialty performers under the manager.
Deficiency examinations will be held at Barnard College during March 1 to 6 for students with excess grade points or those absent from mid year exams. Applications cost 5 dollars and must be filed with the Registrar by 4 PM February 20. Time cards should accompany applications. schedule will be posted about February 26. Registrar Anna E Meyer.
A fragment lists questions about liking good music popular music friends music dance and enjoying a good time. It notes a Friday March 3 event at Srinckerhoft Theatre with subscription details.
The calendar lists events through February including Ice Carnival on Friday afternoon at Notlek, Hebrew Culture Society meeting on Tuesday in Conference Room at 3 PM, College Tea on Wednesday, Contemporary Verse Club and Bear Tea on Thursday at 1 PM, and a gym contest on Friday at 9 PM.
A memorial gateway will be installed in front of Students' Hall at Broadway and 117th Street with an adjoining fence. It is to be presented by Mrs Helen T Hartley Jenkins and Miss Grace Hartley Jenkins in memory of Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer of the Class of 1915. The gateway will serve as the main entrance to Milbank Quadrangle and the college.
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