Freshman Show Delivers Clever Barnard Pageantry and Pantomime
The Freshmen stage Pandora and a vivid Indian tableau in a witty pageant of college life. Performers Mary Gray, Estelle Krause, Helen Jenkins, Edna Astruck, Lucy Morganthal, and others showcase singing, monologues, and comic skits. The program features lively routines from Pest I to V with music, dancing, and playful costuming, concluding with As You Like It inspired themes.
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Pandora
Mary Gray
Barnard
Soangetaha
Katherine Fox
R. Toussaint
A. Herzfeld
H. Lichtenstein
E. Berghaus
D. Earle
M. Doody
F. Markwell
D. Krier
V. Pulleyn
B. Weldon
M. Pollitzer
F. Belknap
E. Lambert
A. Paddock
D. S. Kinker
Estelle Krause
Jeebi
Elizabeth Palmer
Helen Jenkins
Helen Lachman
Margaret Carr
Pest
Tweedle Dum
Edna Astruck
Tweedle Dee
Lucy Morganthau
Walrus
The
E. Meyer
L. Kelley
G. Bain
A. Malleson
F. Fleer
Columbia
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Post
Idelia
Verda
Cora Senner
Vera Hotson
Barnard Star Gazer Dinner Honors Professor Jacoby
The Barnard astronomy class hosted a February 29 dinner for Professor Jacoby with Mrs Jacoby in attendance. Dorothea von Doenhof gave the opening remarks, and Virginia Smith was credited for organizing the event. An original song by the class celebrated the professor and observatory life at Barnard.
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Barnard
Professor Jacoby
Mrs. Jacoby
Dorothea von Doenhof
Dr. Jacoby
Literary Society Prods Members for a Fiery Name
The February 26 meeting of the Literary Society featured readings from Barnard authors and Bear material for March. Kate Tiemann’s poem Goldie Locks impressed despite arriving after the Alumnae Bear deadline.
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Literary Society
Bulletin
Barnard
March
Kate Tiemann
Goldie Locks
French Show Dance Reunion at Earl Hall on Feb Twenty
The French Show cast held a Tuesday evening reunion at Earl Hall on February 20. An entertainment preceded the dance featuring Florence Lowther who announced a suitable play for next year and presented a four part melodrama. The Barnard delegation performed an original song while others offered mock martial numbers, a coach recital, and selections from a Sanskrit tragedy. Refreshments followed before the midnight lights.
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Earl Hall
Florence Lowther
Barnard
Malbrouck
Iiolf
February Bear Review Shows Mixed But Promising Content
The Bulletin weighs the February Bear, noting slim presentation but stronger verse and engaging stories. Amelia Mumford's humorous tale blends humor and pathos, Mildred du Bois crafts a delicate fairy tale, while Virginia Smith’s brisk daily theme stands out among flatter pieces.
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Amelia Mumford
Mildred du Bois
Eleanore Myers
Miss Myers
Dorothy Spear
Avalon
Virginia Smith
Student Council Grants Club Displays at Friday Meeting
The Student Council approved tableaux by the Socialist Club under existing scholarship rules. Participants will be subject to regular scholarship regulations. The Council also recommended delaying all next year elections until after the undergraduate elections.
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Socialist Club
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