Barnard Alumnae Luncheon Highlights Growth and Talks
Barnard Alumnae Association held its annual luncheon in Brooks hall with Miss Gildersleeve and Miss Chase presiding. The Dean spoke on scholastic reforms, student growth, fundraising via a new building, and the Pulitzer gift’s impact on journalism scholarships. Mrs Anita Block urged focus on poverty and education and proposed studying Socialism as a solution.
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Barnard Alumnae Association
Brooks Hall
Madison Avenue
A. Chase
A. N. Meyer
Miss Weeks
Constance von Wahl
Eleanor Myers
Miss Chase
Miss Gildersleeve
Pulitzer
Columbia
Recont
Barnard
Anita Cahn Block
Block
Protest Clarifies Identity of Local English Club
A writer argues that last Monday’s library gathering labeled as "The English Club" is not the established English Club. The letter notes the long standing club meets every other Friday at seven or eight members' homes and asserts the new group is a separate society with unknown purpose.
College double header excites crowd. Juniors beat Seniors
Monday featured a Juniors vs Seniors and Sophomores vs Freshmen double header with a large Freshman audience. Results include Junior Senior 9 to 2, Soph Freshmen uncertain, and Junior Soph 8 to 3. Teams listed by class and players for 1912 to 1915.
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Sophs
M. Hamburger
W. Heilprin
S. Gleason
G. Segee
C. Straiton
A. Wilson
E. Astruck
E. Rich
E. Fisher
C. Fries
K. Williams
G. Perlman
M. Meyer
Suffrage Argument at Barnard Backed by Study of Women’s Rise
A letter to The Bulletin argues that women at Barnard and other colleges show ignorance of the long history and evolution of the women’s movement. It urges a nonpartisan course in the history of woman to deepen understanding of suffrage and its roots, beyond current partisan divides.
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The
Bulletin
Barnard
Freshman Class Party Delights Barnard Students
A Barnard College pageant describes a January 9 gathering where the Freshman Class hosted the sister class 1915. Dancing and food drew large crowds as 1915 outdid itself with ample refreshments, while class presidents Imogene Ireland Edith London and Margaret Kelly were praised for their role.
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Barnard
Imogene Ireland
Edith London
Margaret Kelly
Margaret Terryberry
Junior Show Committee Debates Article Printing
The Junior Show Committee weighs printing a Columbia Spectator article, arguing against 1912 perceiving reporters as odd fellows, with references to Barnarp Bulletin issues.
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Barnarp Bulletin
Columbia Spectator
Oddfellows
Card House musical by Barnard juniors staged in Brinckerhoff
Barnard juniors present The Card House a light musical comedy at Brinckerhoff Theatre written directed and acted by the class of 1913. Dorothy Cheesman stars as Trump with Viola Turck as Prince Lee Ideals. Joan Sperling co stars as Jack the Joker and Miss Sperling, Miss Rosenblatt, Miss Got and others fill key roles. Two more performances are scheduled today at 3:30 and 8:30 with tickets at the door or Spectator.
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Brinker Theatre
Trump
Wilf
Cartland
Prince Lee
Kingdom
Idealia
Edith Rosenblatt
Joan Sperling
Hazel Martin
Imogene Ireland
Helen Dana
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Card House
India
Dorothy Cheesman
Prince Lee Deals
Viola Tu
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