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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
4
Wigs and Cues will present three student plays for spring. Two selected from Barnard undergraduates manuscripts and a third from any University student or Barnard alumna. Submissions must be finished manuscripts in Vera Tappan’s possession by Tuesday March 12th.
Weekly bulletin notes eighty five women sought war work advice despite a holiday. Opportunities include library sorting at 42nd Street Public Library, Americanization speakers via Miss Gano, clerical and social service roles, drafting related apprenticeships, and farm work registration. Columbia University committee coordinates.
The will filed for probate last week bequeaths Barnard College $200000 for scholarships and half of the residuary estate. Barnard's share is reported as potentially up to one million dollars, though estimates vary. General Horace W. Carpentier, longtime Barnard trustee, previously gave $500000 to the Henrietta Carpentier Fund and donated his East 37th Street home last December.
During the first two days of War Relief Registration three hundred thirty three students volunteered for war work. Sign up covered canteen and Red Cross duties many pledged more than two hours weekly and some joined multiple tasks. Registration details urged exemptions if unable to serve.
On Monday March 4 the chapel will host Prof. Johnson Ross of Union Theological Seminary who visited us last year.
A new summer program at Vassar College trains college women to become registered nurses quickly to meet wartime needs. The program, aligned with the National Council of Defense and the Red Cross, runs June 24 to September 13 and promises rapid advancement, practical work, and patriotic service.
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