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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1903

Page

2

College Settlement Association Receives Dolls and Help

Miss Williams of the College Settlement at 95 Rivington Street writes to Miss Goodyear thanking the Barnard Chapter for dolls and funds used to provide Christmas dinners for twenty two families. Gifts funded meals, small trees, toys, warm flannels, and other necessities to brighten homes during the holiday season. January 13, 1903.

College Settlement Association Miss Williams Rivington Street Miss Goodyear Barnard Elizabeth T. Williams

Alumnae Elect Miller and Nominate Trustee

Mrs Henry W Miller elected by the associate alumni to fill a vacant vice president term following Miss Dunns death A committee elected to nominate alumna trustee candidates Miss Colgate currently holds the four year term expiring in May Election will be conducted by mail

Henry W. Miller Alice Duer Miss Dunn Miss Colgate

Undergraduate Play Signups Open for April Performances

Students are invited to sign for parts on notices in class studies. The play is scheduled for April 17 and 18 and aims to gauge cast size by early selection. Chairman Ernet M. Poot notes tentative casting plans.

Ernet M. Poot

Dancing Class Resumes Twice Weekly Sessions This Year

The dancing class, carried on last year, resumes and will meet Thursdays at 12.30 in the theatre. Helen Glenn and Eleanor Phelps direct with Elizabeth McClean providing the music. All girls who cannot dance are invited to learn, and helpers are welcome to assist in teaching.

Helen Glenn Eleanor Phelps Elizabeth McClean

Gymnasium Plan Adopted for Barnard 1903 1904

The Associate Alumni approve a gymnasium program for Barnard College for 1903 1904. They propose converting part of the existing large room at the college into a facility for 25 students with movable apparatus costing about 500 dollars plus dressing room improvements and lockers pushing total near 1000 dollars. An instructor would require about 1000 dollars. The Teachers College gymnasium will be ready in 1904 1905, making college plans urgent for next year.

Savage Parsons Ways and Means Sens Teachers’ College

Y W C A Convention Sessions in New York City

The sixteenth annual convention of the Young Women s Christian Associations of New York and New Jersey will be in New York City February 5 8 at Earl Hall. An informal reception occurs Thursday at 8 p m. The program includes a Bible hour sectional conferences and addresses by notable speakers from New York Montclair Philadelphia Brooklyn England and more.

Young Women’s Christian Associations New York New Jersey New York City Earl Hall Robert E. Speer Thomas S. Gladding Montclair Wilbur W. White A. C. R. Janvier Philadelphia Howard Agnew Johnston J. Douglas Adam Brooklyn George Soltau England American Committee

Greek Club Notice Meeting January 20

The Greek Club schedules a meeting for Tuesday January 20 at 3 30 in the Bulletin Office. All members are urged to attend.

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Barnard vs Woodside Freshman Basketball Clash Ends 11-3

The Barnard freshmen hosted Woodside High School in the Barnard Gym on Saturday morning after a scheduled Mt. Vernon game was canceled. Woodside outscored Barnard 11 to 3 as Smith and Reymert led fast breaks while Irma Seligman and Hall anchored the Barnard defense.

Emanion Mt. Vernon Woodside High School Woodside L. I Barnard Gymnasium Barnard Abigail Talbot Miss Smith Irma Seligman Miss Manley Miss Reymert

Chapel service director named for bi weekly sessions

The chapel announces a change in music direction with Dr Richard Henry Warren organist of St Bartholomew s taking the lead. Dr Henry Cobb of the Collegiate Church will conduct the service on Tuesday January 19.

Richard Henry Warren St. Bartholomew’s Henry'c. Cobb Collegiate Church

Southern Club Social Meeting in Bart Hall

The Southern Club holds a social meeting in Bart Hall on Wednesday January 21 at 4 30 p m. Members are invited to attend and enjoy an afternoon of refreshments and socializing.

Southern Club Bart Hall

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Alumnae News Y. W. C. A. Convention Bernard VS Martha Manley Madelon Reymert Pee Frieda Edler Clara Smith Frances Edler Miss Strong Miss Edler Chapel News
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