Calendar of events for late February to early March 1919
A compact listing of campus activities from February 29 to March 6 1919 including parties lectures meetings glee club concerts sports and chapel services. Notable items include Socialist Club at 12 Electrical Laboratory and a Deutscher Gesang program.
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Socialist Club
Reda- Kardhwey Clark
Glee Club
Dean Gildersleeve
Deutscher Gesang
Craigee Club
Newman Club
Junior Ball a Great Success Delights 1917 Class
Revival of the Junior Ball draws praise with the Ritz hall setting and chic costumes. The event features a brief receiving line with Dean and chaperones, twenty eight dances, and a late dining-room supper, praised for decor, music, and committee efforts.
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Columbia
Ritz
Granville Barker
Dean
Lucille Taylor
Hearn
Miss Ilirst
Miss Weeks
Dorothea Curnow
Carol Lorenz
Vocational Office Hours Draw Crowd for Advice
The Vocational Committee hosted a busy office hours session on Wednesday and offered valuable guidance to attendees. Residents are invited to return next week to seek further help and information.
Barnard Alumnae Day Brings Old Friends Together
Barnard alumnae gathered for a joyous Alumnae Day with '12 greeting '10 and others at 116th Street. The afternoon featured songs, scenes from Lady Ursula, monologues by Bab, and a curtain call for the deanhunt with Mildred Hamburger, while guests enjoyed tea and festive chatter.
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116Th Street
Barnard’s
Millbank
Mildred Hamburger
Miss Gildersleeve
W. C. Gildersleeve
N. B
Francis Geer
Upstate
Ursula
Chris
May
Peggy
Laura
Journalists Host Tea for Mrs. Ogden Reid at Barnard
Barnard journalism students and alumnae Mrs. Ogden Reid and Dr. Howard gathered in Room 138 in Fiske Hall for a tea. The event highlighted close ties between current students and former Barnard Bulletin founder Mrs. Reid, wife of Tribune owner, and encouraged dialogue on journalistic training.
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Howard
Barnard
Ogden Reid
Fiske Hall
Reid
Barnard Bulletin
New York “Tribune
Freshmen win Sing Song at Barnard run
The 1919 freshmen claimed the first big Barnard Sing Song victory with 12 points to 7 for 1918 and 6 for 1916. Seniors led early but 1918 surged to second. 1917 trailed with 3 points. Judges praised brisk decisions and Miss Gildersleeve announced results promptly. Rosemary Lawrence led cheers. Georgia Stanbrough and Dorothy Keck among leaders.
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Barnard
Casey Jones
Gildersleeve
Rosemary Lawrence
Oleae
Georgia Stanbrough
Dorothy Keck
Bis Tee
Amanda P. Schulte Toig
Eles
Dorothy Blondel College
Student Council Grants Eleanor Parker Staff Position
At a special meeting on February 25 the Student Council approved Eleanor Parker to remain on the staff of Challenge, the new intercollegiate paper. The action was respectfully submitted for records.
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Eleanor Parker
Challenge
New Intercollegiate
Varsity Basketball Schedule Invitation and Dates
The schedule lists Varsity games against T C and Alumnae on Feb 29 and March 6, with Class Games and matchups 17 vs 19 and 16 vs 718 across March dates. The note promises good, interesting games and urges starting Tuesday to see the Varsity come back.
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T. C
Tuesay
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