Nashville hosts eleventh Student Volunteer Convention
The 11th Student Volunteer Convention gathered over 4 000 delegates from 700 colleges in North America and Europe in Nashville Tennessee from February 28 to March 4. Barnard sent Sophie Wordman Agnes Miller Jennie Wile na Tompkins and May Ingalls. Delegates traveled on a Pennsylvania Railroad special train. The program featured three daily sessions in Ryman Auditorium with 6 000 capacity crowds, afternoon section meetings in city churches, and events planned by John R. Mott and Robert E. Speer.
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Hedoan
Nashville
Tenn
Verh
Delcoment
Farope Lhe
Barnard
Sophie Wordman
Agnes Miller
Jennie Wile
Na Tompkins
May Ingalls
Pennsylvania Road
Registry Office
Convertien
Tver
Dettil
John R. Mott
Robert E. Speer
Ryman
Ouartette
J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Church
John W. Wood
Thoburn
India
T Macdowell
Newark
Mortimer Ir
United States
Henry Macfarland
John W. Foster
Karl St. c
Sweden
Robert Reed Gailey
Rte
Princeton University
Willam “Ttus
Columbia University
Board of Trade
Innests
Community meeting on education project and poor whites
A public session organized by the C. S. M. A. in Alabama invites Mrs. nelow as president to discuss Southern industrial education and the plight of poor whites in Southern districts. Speakers include representatives from the Southern Industrial Educational effort. The event is scheduled for Tuesday March 21 at 4 PM in Room.
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Tesday
Nelow
Alabama
Southern Industrial Educational
Undergraduate Association Plans Barnard Birthday Celebration
A March 5 meeting set a Field Day celebration for Frederick A P Barnard with a four member committee from classes and one acting as Athletic Association president. The Play Committee chose Sheridan's The Critic as the undergraduate play with performances April 27 evening and March 28 afternoon and evening. $100 was approved for play expenses.
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Frederick A. P. Barnard
Athletic Association
OWS
Sheridan
Art
Sweetland
Arrival of Dr. Crampton Reports From Island Voyage
Dr. Crampton writes from a tropical island after a twelve day voyage and a near town destroying storm. He details collecting 800 snails and hopes for abundant specimens showing evolutionary relations while describing treacherous terrain and coral reefs near shore. News is dated February 18 with more updates expected.
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Crampton
New Books Catalog List of 1905-06 Works
A varied list of titles and authors across literature history philosophy and drama including Alfred Ainger Charlotte Brontë Jane Eyre Heinrich von Goethe works Friedmann Das deutsche drama of the nineteenth century and other volumes. Also noted are McMaster History of the People of the United States Volume 5 Page American Poets Chief American Poets Poole Illustrations of Medieval Thought and the U S Civil Service Commission Annual Report 1904 1905.
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Servaes
Franz —Heinrich von Kleist Sime
James —Lessing
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Dippydrome Freshman Show Delights Barnard Crowd
The Dippydrome a clever burlesque of the Hippodrome played Friday and Saturday with two Agonies, songs and dances. Eva vom Baur Miss Worst Jennie Wylie Lillian Closson and Florence Wyeth starred. proceeds from Saturday totaled 75 dollars.
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Aphore
Jennie Wylie
Theodore I
Barnard Bear
Lillian Closson
Billy Rooster
Eva Vom Baur
Rooster
Myra McLean
Miss Worst
Adelaide Richardson
Claire Vellalot
Claire Heliot
Shivers
Vaseline
Florence Wyeth
Messrs
Thompson
Dundy
Miss Barnes
Miss Paris
Barnard
Mary Swenson
Laura Turnbull
Lee Alexander
Jessie Levy Leslie Connor
Ruth Childs
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Mammoth Cave
Man the Way
Undergraduate Association
DR. Crampton
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