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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Marguerite Loud expected to study chemistry at the College of Physicians and Surgeons after a Duror Graduate Fellowship. Several peers win teaching or study fellowships at Bryn Mawr, Columbia, University of Chicago, and abroad, with fields including French, Latin, English, and history.
Guests of honor included President and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler, Miss Gildersleeve, Miss Weeks, Miss Abbott, Dr and Mrs Henry Griffin, Professor and Mrs Ogburn, Professor Bigongiari, and Professor Knight. Dorothy Maloney chaired the dance with committee members Gertrude Simpson, Mary Weeks, Ethel Wise, Irene Lewis, Gertrude Cahill, and Edith Sheehan.
Campus Night was held on the North Court in front of University Hall with a concert in the Chapel. Refreshments were served in the Commons as Barnard and Teachers College students joined Columbia attendees for the evening.
May thirty first to June seventh events unfold across Milbank Hall St Pauls Chapel Columbia Gymnasium and Barnard venues. Highlights include senior show baccalaureate service trustee luncheon class suppers and an ivy ceremony with plays and banquets scheduled for students and alumnae. Reverend Raymond C. Knox serves as chaplain and speakers.
Miss Sheehan urged cooperation as the path to truth and tolerance, noting truth and error are shared by all. She said the college is a living personality that grows through every member and that graduates carry the college with them as they move on. A reception followed on the terrace.
The article notes a continuation on page 3 describing a farewell song sung by the entire college beside the waters of the Hudson.
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