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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
4
A report highlights French Red Cross relief during the Seine flood from January 26 to February 8. It notes 663000 francs spent, 53 refuges opened, 12 workshops, 346650 meals distributed, and aid extended to hungry families with clothing and bedding.
Graduates of Columbia and Barnard Colleges have formed the Alumni Dramatic Association. Any University graduate or two-year alum may join to promote dramatics and continue undergraduate theatre activities. Plans for several one-act plays this spring are set, with rehearsals to begin. Respond to secretary Miss Jessie-Isabelle Cochran, 120 West Twelfth Street.
Continued coverage of Barnard student skits features a ghostly quartet and a chorus burlesque of faculty, with stage stars Dr O Knapp and Gertrude Hunter among performers. The five acts mix Shakespeareic bits, class jests, and playful digs at 1913 graduates, delighting the crowd.
The show concluded with the entire cast launching a grand song praising the class of the green and white, drawing cheers from the audience before the curtain dropped.
The French Societies of Barnard and Columbia present two plays, Tin Poudre aux Yeux and l Avocat Patelin, on March 18 with a March 19 matinee and a March 19 evening show. Tickets cost 50 cents for undergraduates and $1 for others, available from Grace Henderson, Emily Brunning, Paula Lambert, and others. A dance follows the Friday show.
The 1913 freshmen held a class meeting on Wednesday March 2 with the main business the selection of a motto. The chosen motto is Onward and Upward.
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