Lumnae Luncheon Recaps College Growth and Alumni Support
The Associate Alumnae Luncheon at Brooks House drew Eva von Baur and Eleanor Gay as guests. Mrs Woodward welcomed attendees before Mr Brewster spoke on college growth with 520 students this year, urging new buildings. Dr Crampton highlighted scientific conventions and personal responsibility. Edith Van Ingen chaired the reunion committee.
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Ite
Association
Students’ Air Fund
Genese
Crampton
Altimore
Edith van Ingen
Notice to subscribe in February week from the Bulletin
Readers are urged to subscribe for the rest of the year as the first week of February opens. Accounts from the current week and term items will be settled after examinations. Be prepared with your name when asked for the opportunity.
Exam Week Tea Invitations From Room 34
During examination weeks from January 20 to January 36 Mrs Merrett hosts tea for all in Room 34 at 1 30 p m daily except Saturday and Thursday when tea is served in the Dorindall Everyone is cordially invited to attend
Mortarboard 1910 Christmas Vacation Spree at Childs and Broadway
The Mortarboard girls held a paid luncheon at Child's with a twenty five cent limit, then split for sightseeing before meeting at the Broadway Theatre at two o'clock to view Peggy Mahree. The day was a casual social outing with no business talk during the performance and the group later discussed the outing at Mortarboard meetings.
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Mortarboard
Tors
Fifth Avenue
Broadway Theatre
Peggy Mahree
Miss Maltby's Tea to Class of 1910
Miss Maltby hosted an informal tea in Barnard College's new Electrical Laboratory for the 1910 graduating class. The event featured tea in lab flasks, homemade cakes, candy, and autographs on a large paper sheet as the class expressed gratitude and a sociable mood toward the lab setting.
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Barnard
Miss Maltby
Tyto
New
Electrical Laboratory
1909 Class Meeting Elects Play Committee Members
The 1909 class meeting convened at noon Thursday in Room 139. Principal business elected a second Undergraduate Play Committee member to replace Helen Scheuer. Chime I Committee selections named Florence Wyeth as chair, with Mary Swaleson and Adelaide Richardson as members.
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Helen Scheuer
Heece
Florence Wyeth
Mary’ Swale
Adelaide Richardson
Sophomore Class Amends Constitution and Elects Committee Heads
At the January 7 meeting led by President Miss Polhemus the class amended the constitution. Changes include limits on committee memberships, ballot eligibility, and a yearly six member entertainment committee. Kate Tiemann and Lillian Schoedler were named chairmen of the pin and Greek games committees respectively. A letter of thanks was approved for Mrs Childs.
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Polhemus
Leveridge
Kate Tiemann
Lillian Schoedler
Mrs. Childs
Heather Card
Loangataha
Class of 1912 elects chairman for next spring
The 1912 class met on Wednesday January 6. After committee reports, Susan Leerburger was elected chairman of the committee to entertain the college next spring. Helen Black urged regular song practice on the second and fourth Wednesdays with a five cent fine for absence.
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Susan Leerburger
Helen Black
Performance of Wilhelm Tell at Deutsches Theatre
A benefit performance of Wilhelm Tell will be held on February 1 at the Deutsches Theatre to aid in establishing a Germaniatic Institute. Ticket prices information is available from any member of the German Department.
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Wilhelm Tell
Deutches Theatre
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