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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
A fragmentary verse item recalls a lively event with yellow lights and a jazz band. The dialogue hints at crowd dynamics and seating, followed by a concluding couplet praising the Committee for swift, flawless work and radiant performance.
The Freshman Class held a luncheon on Tuesday the 28th at the Commodore to mark its coming of age. Miss Latham chaired with a playful speech that 24 is no place for children and Polly Cooper, as Sophomore President, urged hats off to let heads swell. Nell Weathers teased the crowd while reading the Mysteries Book, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
The 1922 Mortarboard adds thanks to Catherine Santelli class of 1921 for loaned snapshots including a Raphael image. The editor Evelyn Orne notes the omission from the acknowledgements list and apologizes.
The 23s sophomore luncheon at Stockton Tea Room featured chaperons Professor and Mrs. Baldwin. Minnie Mae Flemming organized the meal. Speakers urged focus on Bear, Wigs and Cues, and Debating as students prepared to become juniors. Helen Pattenden shared a history of the year before an informal song practice for Senior Soiree.
The Stockton Tea Room hosted both Sophs and Juniors for a well attended luncheon praised for its formal yet lively atmosphere. Eva Hutchison Edith Kahn Eve Jacoby and Edith Shearn contributed, with Miss Nelle Weathers providing music for dancing after the program.
Our Social Seniors 1921 gratefully acknowledges parties given by the faculty John Jay Dormitory her sisters 1923 and everyone else who entertained her so royally. In reply she quotes a childhood song and praises Barnard as one big peach in a playful farewell.
Irene Lewis took first place with 93 points in the archery tournament. Edna Muhlfeld finished second with 72 points and Elise Ludlam earned third with 68 points.
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