Union Plans Dual Afternoon On Suffrage Debates At Barnard
Barnard Union schedules two afternoons on suffrage questions. March program features anti-suffragist speaker Mrs Barclay Hazard and suffragist Mrs Florence Kelley with Annie Nathan Lee introducing. Chats replace floor discussion, tea after, Glee Club to perform. tickets from Dorothea Eltzner, Rence Wyeth, Harriet Fox, Elsie Mant, Katherine Gay, and Kate Tiemann.
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Barnard
Meyer
Barclay-Hazard
Dorothea Eltzner
Rence Wyeth
Harriet Fox
Elsie Mant
Katherine Gay
Kate Tiemann
Death of Mrs Fiske-Collord a Barnard benefactress
Mrs Martha T Fiske-Collord died recently in Cairo Egypt and her funeral was in New York City. A Barnard trustee she supported women’s education giving Fiske Hall to science departments and funding remodeling and equipment for physics. She also contributed to the general fund established two scholarships and supported housing needs.
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Martha T. Fiske-Collord
Cairo
Egypt
New York City
Barnard
Fiske Hall
Department of Physics
Ars Collard
Neral Fund
MacDowell Benefit Concert Aids Fund Drive
Under 1898 and 1908 class auspices Brinkerhoff Theatre hosted a benefit for the MacDowell Fund. Senorita Finita de Soria was replaced by Mrs Sawyer due to absences. Poor weather and limited advertising yielded a small audience, despite a program featuring Munkacsy on Wieniawski and pieces by Beethoven Mozart Smetana Dvorak.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
MacDowell
Professor MacDowell
Philippines
Wieniawski
Jan Munkacsy
Dinorah
Meyerbeer Senorita Finita de Soria
Dance of the Gnomes
Ludmilla Vojacek
Furiant
MacDowell Senorita Finita de Soria
Holy Mount
Dvorak Paganini
Finita de Soria
Appointment to Faculty Committee Elevates Miss Reimer
Miss Reimer has been appointed chair man of the Faculty Committee on Student Organizations replacing Dr. Shotwell who resigned recently.
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Miss Reimer
Dr. Shotwell
Freshmen Open Greek Games Training Under Committee
The IQII freshmen begin training for the Greek games led by a committee headed by Ethel Teveridge with chairman Lilian Schoedler Juanita Brown Helen Coombs Edith Turne and Millie Bruning coordinating the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Teveridge
Lilian Schoedler
Juanita Brown
Helen Coombs
Edith Turne
Millie Bruning
Congestion Exhibition at Museum of Natural History
The Museum of Natural History hosts a March exhibition on the Congestion of the Industrial Classes in New York City with events including an Italian Ambassador visit and a Governor Hughes address. Barnard College aims to send delegates, and a Barnard committee plans attendance with further notices in the Bulletin.
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Museum of Natural History
New York City
Barnard
Findlay
City College of New York
Hughes
Marguerite Newland
New York
Simkowovitch
Merrett
Gertrude R. Stein
Florence M. Wolff
Bulletin
Social Service Committee Organized at Earl Hall
A university Clearing House Committee for Social Work was organized in Earl Hall on February 14. It includes two delegates from each of seven religious or philanthropic societies across schools, such as the Christian Association, Newman Society of Columbia, Phillips Brooks Guild of Teachers College, and Christian and College Settlement Associations of Barnard. The panel aims to spark philanthropic interest, hold lectures on relevant topics, and recruit volunteer and paid workers for churches and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House Committee
Earl Hall
Christian Association
Newman Society of Columbia
Phillips Brooks Guild of Teachers’ College
Christian and College Settlement Associations
Barnard
Sophomore Tea Delights Class of 1910
The sophomore tea offered a cozy substitute for the larger undergraduate event. Decorations included yellow candle shades with brown owl motifs. Refreshments were served in the Interclass Study and dancing filled the theatre all afternoon. Continued on fourth page.
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Barnard Union
Social Service Committee
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