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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
3
The Undergraduate Association read Miss Laura D. Gill’s resignation letter dated December 31 1907 from ArupitoriuM Annex Chicago. She expresses regret at leaving after six years and asks for loyal support for her successor while renewing good wishes for the college and students.
Florence Furth married December 31 1907 to Philip Dolsi s Irene Kohn maid of honor R Seligsburg announced engagement to Alexander Wallace ovfus Ella K Lathrop Londown visiting New York Mrs James Van Allen Shields Jr of Londown visiting New York
The Bulletin informs readers that the Midyears Examination will be postponed. the next issue dated February 5, 1908.
The 1908 sophomore class staged a vaudeville afternoon in the theatre on January 13 with the orchestra led by Mabel Paliser. Highlights included A Pair of Lunatics with Dorothy Kirchway and Harriet Fox, Grace Henderson songs, a sextette from The Orchid, and the one act Miss Civilization by Richard Harding Davis starring Bertha Firebaugh and Elsie Plant.
The Rev. Hugh Black of Edinburgh spoke in Barnard College chapel on January 7 delivering lectures for Union Theological Seminary. He argued tradition shapes learning and originality is rephrased old ideas. He defined creed as what one lives by rather than proclaimed belief.
The Class Day committee for 1908 was elected at class meetings held Thursday and Friday. The chairmen named are Agnes Miller Florence Sammet Florence Ernst Jessie Houston and Mabel Peterson.
The January 10 event at the new Dor mitory’s Brooks Hall drew a large audience and inspired plans for a weekly social club. Miss Weeks hosted. Prof Rubner performed a piano recital with a varied program. Guests included Professor and Mrs Brewster, Miss Hirst and Miss Opdyke, with four floor reps and a team of ushers assisting.
Professor Brewster’s honorary membership acceptance was read at the last regular meeting. The Junior Ball Committee will hold the ball at the Astor Hotel due to cost and space, inviting only Juniors and Seniors. Miss vom Baur sought class opinion on a Shakespearean comedy for the Undergraduate show, with a generally favorable outlook.
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