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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
1
Alumnae speakers address undergraduates urging patience and action after college. Isabel Randolph of the class of 1914, Harlem YWCA gymnasium director, praises vigorous student engagement and human, vital work. Miss Odencrantz, silk mill employment manager, outlines three classes of work and stresses aligning workers to roles and gradual policy shifts.
Tonight at 8 15 the Brinckerhoff venue hosts Barnard's Glee Club performing a varied program to support the Endowment Drive. Tickets cost 75 cents at the door and proceeds go to the cause.
Barnard's Dance Club performs at Students' Hall on March 12 with matinee and evening times. Tickets are expected to sell quickly as the event draws campus interest and local dancers.
The Contemporary Verse Club and Bear Poetry Contest hosted a tea where judges Professor Baldwin Professor Erskine and Walter Pritchard Eaton announced results. Jewel Wurtsbough won ten dollars for Texas with Elizabeth Reynard second for Interval and Ethel Kossman Leslie Frost Beatrice Becker and Hope Satterthwaite receiving honorable mentions. The winning poem was in free verse while the runner up used couplets signaling growing versification diversity.
The Bear judges diverge on six poems, valuing either technical form or suggestive subject matter. Texas excels in free verse with concrete imagery, while Interval earns praise for delicate theme and run-on couplets. The piece notes improved student writing and Miss Barton's article on the college woman in business, despite minor factual lapses.
Alumnae invited to an R.S.O. dance on March 13. Send a two dollar check to L. Friedman at 20 Students’ Hall for tickets and dance orders.
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