Missionary Call Draws Barnard Students Into Worldwide New Evangelism
The Barnard Bulletin reports on Mrs. Howard Taylor and Rev. Edmund J. Lee inspiring Barnard students with a talk urging worldwide missionary effort. Lee notes Christianity as a driver of modern assimilation, urges home and foreign missions, and highlights Western education as key for missionaries. The Student Volunteer Movement, with 2000 missionaries sent, supports study classes, mission addresses, and a new Episcopal Girls chapter to align with a Philadelphia convention on February 8, 1910.
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Howard Taylor
Edmund_J._Lee
Barnard
Epidhs Lee
Opal Church Students
China
Robert Hart
the Cosmopolitan
Ushier
India
Lee
Philadelphia
College Settlements and the Drive for Social Unity
The essay debates settlements as a remedy for class division in early 1900s society, praising College Settlements Association led by New York’s Rivington Street unit. It outlines structure, governance by Electoral Board, and funding through member colleges with dues, plus local chapters in Bryn Mawr and Wellesley supporting nearby settlements.
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Botticelli
America
College Settlement
Rivington Street
New York
College Settlements Association
Fae
Philadelphia
Denisons
Electoral Board
Bryn Mawr
Wellesley
Boston
NYU Glee Club Delights Alpha Omicron Pi Event
Alpha Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi hosted an afternoon of entertainment featuring the New York University Glee Club. The performers drew enthusiastic applause with well chosen choruses and solos, followed by refreshments and dancing as guests stayed to express appreciation.
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Alpha Chapter
Alpha Omicron Pi
Glee Club
New York University
Bartard
N. Y. U. Glee Club
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Mr. Lee
France
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