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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1901
Page
3
A Barnard College page from February 28 1901 publishes Miss Gill’s letter to Miss Loveman and reports a Low chapel held February 15. The piece mentions reconstruction memories, King James Bible revisions, and a call for students to sign up for acting parts by February 26.
Leta Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Kappa amma staged the pantomime A Buddhist Wedding Ceremony on Feb 19. The venue gleamed with Chinese lanterns and panels, a gallery band played, and costumes and tableaux drew waves of applause. Mrs Shields led as the bride with Miss Aton as the groom and a cast of Berg Allen Thompson Finnigan Merrill Budd Studdeford and Osborne delivering well acted roles. An alumnae reception followed with refreshments and dancing in the theater.
The Woman's Graduate Club of Columbia University held a Feb 18 reception for faculty and friends at Brinkerhoff Hall Barnard College. President Ellen Davison and guests included Prof. M P Pupin the guest of honor with Mrs Seth Low and Mrs George H Putnam assisting. Mrs Raymond Brown played piano as decorations featured antique brass and yellow white flowers. The Committee on Arrangements included Miss Woodhull Miss Simpson and Miss Pavison. A pleasant evening with informal dancing followed.
The Play Committee clarifies that last Thursday's coach visit was only preliminary and no decisions were made. A competitive trial is scheduled for Tuesday February 26 at 3 30 in the Theatre, and all interested contestants may vie for a place.
The Columbia Show presents Princess Proud by Mr. Parsons with a strong cast. Ross as King Hotstaff II delivers a sharp parody, while Spence Blunt and Spencer charm as amusing foils. Buhler shines as Princess Proud, Harrington sings with tenor flair, and Jenkins’s coaching elevates the production and chorus.
An article in the BULLETIN urges raising 25 dollars to complete a 50 dollar stage frame for scenery. A friend offers to cover half the cost, and the student body is asked to contribute to finish the frame in time for the college play. Gifts may be given to Miss Spencer or Miss Alsberg.
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