Princeton Conference Draws 218 Delegates From 30 Institutions
The student missionary conference at Princeton on February 16 and 17 drew 218 delegates from 30 colleges and universities across New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and New York City. Barnard represented with students from 1907 1909 1910 and 1911 plus secretary Eleanor Harris. Women stayed with local hosts while men resided in college dormitories. Five sessions were held at Marquand Chapel and First Presbyterian Church with two business meetings planning a permanent college missionary organization.
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Princeton
N. J
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York City
Barnard
Sophie Woodman
Florence Gordon
Elizabeth Lord
Emma Wilkes
Lucetta Johnson
Anne Carroll
Anna Brush
Agnies Miller
May Quinn
Gladys Quinby
Theodora Hal
Ethel Goodwin
Lois Kerr
Ethel Shaw
Lillian Anderson
Christella MacMurray
Gertrude Hunter
Eleanor Harris
Marquand Chapel
First Presbyterian Church
Committee On
H. P. Beach
Yale University
Solunea
Lent noon address series at St Pauls announced
The Friday Lent noon services at St. Pauls list speakers and topics. March 1 Rev G Ashton Oldham will speak on Honesty in Religion. March 8 Rev Lyman Abbott on The Battle of Life. March 15 Rev Loring Batten on Relief and Knowledge. March 22 Rev Ernest Stires on Christ Before Pilate. Daily 12 10 and Lent Mondays Litany and Wednesdays Practical Religion talks. University officers and students invited.
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St. Paul’s
G. Ashton Oldham
Columbia University
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Battle of Life
Loring W. Batten
St. Mark's Church
Freshman Entertainment At Brinkerhoff Theater
The class of rgrio invites the College to attend a show on Friday March 1 1907 at 3 o'clock in Brinkerhoff Theater. A second performance will be held on Saturday March 2 with admission at 25 cents.
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Rgrio
Brinkerhoff Theater
Horace Mann Edges Barnard 6 4 In Tight Rematch
In a February 11 basketball game Horace Mann defeated Barnard 6 to 4. Sommerville and Wegener led with baskets for Horace Mann while Woodhull contributed Barnard points. The contest showed Barnard improvement in passing and ball movement after a lopsided prior meeting.
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Barnard
Horace Mann
A.smithers
H. Woodhull
J. Goldberg
F. Sammet
J. Prahl
H. Smithers
L. Hodge
L. Sommerville
Misses Wegener
Wise
Misses Frankle
Weil
Miss Mader
Miss Sommerville
Miss Wegener
Miss Woodhull
Brooks Hall Plan Presented By Miss Weeks
Miss Gill hosted a Dormitory gathering on February 18 to introduce Miss Mabel Weeks, named next year as Brooks Hall head and assistant professor of English. Weeks outlined plans for the dormitory and its social life.
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Miss Gill
Mabel Weeks
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Party Government in the United States lectures
Woodrow Wilson presents a series of Friday lectures in March and April 1907 at 4 PM in 309 Havemeyer. Topics include Constitutional Government The President House of Representatives Senate Judiciary and the States versus the Federal Government. March 29 is Good Friday with no lecture.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Havemeyer
House of Representatives
Senate
Judiciary
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Samuel A. Baldwin
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
St. Paul’s Chapel
R. H. Woodman
Merkel
Baldwin
J. Brahms
Bossi
Saint-Saéns
Handel
Widor
the Freshman Entertainment
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