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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
6
Tuesday campus night included an organ recital and band concert, with dancing drawing the crowd. Lanterns hung between rustling branches as students flocked to steps and grass for a bright, festive evening.
L. P. Hollander & Co. Established 1848 invites attention to a collection of tea gowns and negligees priced from 30 to 250 dollars. The display features dainty creations by leading Paris designers at Fifth Avenue and 46th Street.
The elections of the English Club re hire include ten new members: Adelaide Bunker 17 Gladys Cripps 18 Babette Deutsch 17 Isabel Greenbaum 18 Katharine Harrower 17 Gulli Lindh 17 Beatrice Lowndes 17 Edith Morgan 17 Elinor Sachs 17 Dorothy Teall 17.
The editors and appointed associate editors are named for the Mortarboard publication. Isabel Greenbaum serves as Editor-in-Chief with Gladys Cripps as Business Manager and Natalie Plough as Art Editor. Associate editors include Shelby Holbrook Hedwig Koenig Ruth Milliken Helena Shine and Katherine Stewart. Ex officio members D Graffe and M Giddings are listed.
The Wigs and Cues club closes this semester with a new membership by application system and election of next year’s board. Fifty four applications were received and reviewed by both incoming and retiring boards before summer decisions. The forthcoming board includes Claire Patterson as chairman and Marion Struss as secretary, with several others named.
The Brook s Hall roster lists Gladys Palmer as President Katherine Wainwright as Vice President Mary Talmadge as Treasurer and Eugenia Ketterlinus as Fire Captain in the historic community listing.
Faculty and seniors shared a pleasant afternoon at the Dean's Tea. Attendees found the event surprisingly relaxed, with light conversation and two hours of laughter before departure at six. The piece notes the charm of social gatherings on campus.
Mrs Talcott hosted a Friday luncheon for the Senior Class where Dr Jefferson spoke on religion’s place in life. He argued religion fills the three questions whence whither and why and that philosophy art science reform cannot replace it. He warned against a narrow life ruled only by senses and urged moral breadth through religion.
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