Freshman Show Highlights a Loosely Plotted Musical
The class of 1911 presented Through the Hedge a lighthearted freshman show built as a songs and dances showcase. Alice the character ties sketches together as critics praised the clever numbers and the standout Crush Chorus and Bear Bulldog Ballet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Light Brigade
Corps de Ballet
Kate Tiemann
Agnes Burke
Madeline, Hirsh
Mary Polhemus
Amy Weil
Frances Randolph
Katherine Gay
Margaret Hart
OWS
Camilla Stewart
Bear
Ceeee-M
Hirsh T. Roosevelt
K. Gay
H. Brown
M. Hart Iilian
L. Schoedler
A. Burke
E. Bruning
M. Reynar
M. Reynar Rag-Dolk
Marion Obendorfer
Stella Straus
Mildred Dodge
Louise Greenawalt
Ruth Burns
Agnes Denike
Laura Bennett
Harriet Currier
Andy
Dee Seas
Dibson
Katherine Sickles
Devine Discusses Modern Charity and Personal Contact
Dr. Devine outlines the evolution of charitable work in the modern era. He emphasizes personal relations with distressed families, thorough investigation of conditions, and knowledge of family resources to prevent relapse, citing tenement reform and anti tuberculosis efforts as models of sustained social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Settlement Association
Devine
College Day at the Congestion Exhibit Observed
Delegations from many colleges will gather March 14 at the Museum of Natural History for reports and discussions on the congestion of the industrial classes in New York City. Barnard College will be represented by Mrs Merrett Mrs Simkowvitch Gertrude Stein and Florence Wolff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Natural History
New York City
Barnard
Merrett
Simkowvitch
Gertrude Stein
Florence Wolff
Undergraduate Association elects new executive member
At a special Undergraduate Association meeting last Wednesday Jessie Cochran was elected to the executive committee to replace Ruth Childs whose resignation had been accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cochran
Ruth Childs
Class of 1908 elects speakers at March meeting
Marguerite Newland unanimously chosen valedictorian for the class of 1908. Florence Wolff will present gifts, Margaret Yates becomes statistician, Adelaide Requa reads the class will. Mrs Jeidell presents the gift to the college. Senior Dance Committee approves a seniors only dance at Brooks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Newland
Florence Wolff
Argaret Yates
Adelaide Requa
Jeidell
Barnard Beats Horace Mann In Fort Worth Basketball Tilt
The Barnard varsity defeated Horace Mann 9 to 7 in a Saturday morning game at Thompson Gym. Janet Brown and Jo Prahl starred early with field goals, while Marie Wegener and Wegener again helped Horace Mann late. Lillian Schoedler suffered a head injury after a fumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Thompson Gymnasium
Horace Marin
Barnard
Janet Brown
Herlinda Smithers
Marie Wegener
Jo Prahl
Molly Conroy
Florence
Mastin
Lillian Schoedler
Horace Mann M. Wegener
H. Saute T. Brown
J. Prahl
M. Halsey
Sammet
C. Maeder Center
L. Schoedler S. Meyers
F. Mastin Cart
Guard M. Conroy
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