Barnard Junior Ball a Washington Birthday Classic
The Barnard Class of 1906 held a Junior Ball in Columbia Gymnasium on a Tuesday evening in February. Faculty members and guests attended as decorations and seating reflected the event, with Muller and his orchestra providing music and a well managed supper. Later, Dr. Crampton spoke to the Early Bird Club about Mendel’s Law of Heredity, drawing interest from students and faculty alike.
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Columbia Gymnasium
Robinson
Crampton
Jones
Clark
Gildersleeve
Dederer
Reed
Washington
Barnard
Muller
Anna May Newland
Elizabeth E. Bradford
Marjorie Ferguson Brown
Mary Louise Fontaine
Edith Somborn
Hazel H. Via
Elizabeth I. Toms
OMCIO
James H. Hradford
A. Ferguson Brown
Camille Fontaine
Laura D. Gill
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
D. Judson Newland
August F. Plate
Julius Somborn
Alonzo P. Toms
Early Bird Club
Dr. Crampton
Senior Party Ends With Games And Song
The 1905 Esting Mass held February 13 featured recitations songs and charades. The highlight was George Ade's comic take off on grand nether confusion. The entertainment was followed by refreshments and games hangings and singing.
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Tomy
George Ade
Notice on Silver Boy posters at Y W C A
The retention of students is called to attention that the Silver Boy posters are in the property of the Y W C A.
Barnard Union Debating on Immigration Bill
The Barnard Union holds a regular meeting on Wednesday March 1 at 3 30 in the theatre. The debate question asks if Senator Lodge's immigration restriction bill should pass with Agnes Ernst and Edith Handy as affirmative debaters and May Parker and Caroline Lexow as negative.
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Barnard Union
Senator Lodge
Agnes Ernst
Edith Handy
May Parker
Caroline Lexow
Barnard Union Debating Section Ends In Tie
The Barnard Union Debating Section held a meeting on February 20 at 3 30. The topic was whether Barnard students should be allowed unlimited cuts. The affirmative was presented by Senta Herrmann and Virginia Taylor 06 and the negative by Amalie Althaus and Helen Carter 07. Audience vote on the merits ended in a tie.
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Barnard Union
Barnard
Senta Herrmann
Virginia Taylor
Amalie Althaus
Helen Carter
1908 Meeting Voters Accept Greek Games Challenge
A special meeting on Saturday February 18, 1908, voted to accept the 1907 challenge to compete in the Greek games scheduled for March 30. The class formalized participation and set the path for the event.
Old Fashioned Singing School Benefit Planned
A performance titled Old Fashioned Singing School will be held February 28 at 4 15 to raise money for the Silver Bay Fund aiding girls to attend a conference. Tickets cost 25 cents.
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OLD Fashioned Singing School
Silver Bay Fund
Fifth Avenue Teachers Agency Opens Office in New York
Miss Helen M. Kelsey formerly registrar at Wellesley College has opened an office at 156 Fifth Avenue New York to place college women as teachers principals and secretaries. A department serves philanthropic workers and patrons include Kent Place Wallnut Hill Brearley Briarcliff Emma Willard Pratt Institute and the S P C C of Philadelphia. Well-trained teachers are urged to write to Miss Kelsey.
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Helen M. Kelsey
Wellesley College
Fifth Avenue
New York
Kent Place
Walnut Hill
Brearley
Briarcliff Manor
Emma Williard
Pratt
Instite
Wellesey College
Brooklyn
City Club of
Philadelphia
Kelsey
1905 Meeting Scheduled for March 2 in Room 139
The regular monthly meeting of 1905 will be held on Thursday, March 2, at 12.30 in room 139. Prompt attendance is urged. The special business is the report of the Class Day Committee and the election of Class Day officers.
Important notice to seniors on graduation theses
The secretary announces deadlines and requirements for filing graduation theses. Theses must be filed by 4 P M on Monday April 3 1905, include an appendix listing authorities, be at least 2000 words, remain college property, and not be withdrawn after filing. Two copies are required for college and department head, written on firm 11 by 8 5 inch paper with margins, placed in a manila envelope with title and student name.
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Anna E. H. Meyer
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Senior Party
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Fifth Avenue Teachers’ Agency
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