Barnard Bulletin March 17 1902 edition
Barnard Bulletin weekly college newspaper listing staff from 1902 including Frances Belcher Elsa Alsberg Jean Miller Mary Colt Emilie Hutchinson Theodora Curtis Amy Loveman Caroline Lexow Cecil Dorrian Louise Edgar Peters and others. Subscription details note one year for 1.50 and address Barnard College Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Belcher
Elsa Alsberg
Jean W. Miller
Mary E
COLT
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Amy Loveman
Caroline Lexow
Cecil I. Dorrian
Louise Edgar Peters
Barnard Breaks Ties With Columbia French Society
Barnard College ends its connection with the Columbia French Society after delayed decision and planning for the annual play. Dean and French Department urged independence to keep Barnard and Columbia undergrad groups separate yet maintain friendly relations.
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Columbia
Columbia French Society
Barnard College
Barnard
Columbia College
Bulletin names Sadie F Nones Editor in Chief
The current issue announces the retirement of the paper’s founders from active work and Miss Sadie F. Nones is elected Editor in Chief. The 1902 Board offers congratulations and wishes her success in guiding the Bulletin’s continued form and management.
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Bulletin
Sadie F. Nones
College Glee Club Reorganized Seeks Wide Joiners
Annulled efforts give way to a new college glee club with plans for two rehearsal divisions vocal and instrumental. Anyone who can play an instrument is urged to join and submit time cards to committee members. Popular music will be chosen by the club and performances will mix work with social opportunities.
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Glee Club
Earl Hall Opens with Formal Dedication and Student Use
Earl Hall opened on Saturday March 8 with a formal ceremony for Ottunbia students and later for faculty. Dr Canfield presented the building to students. Dean Van Amringe spoke on the College University relation. Local leaders and coaches addressed attendees. A March 16 reception welcomed women students and access to the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hall
Dodge
Dr. Canfield
van Amringe
Broadway
Nicholas Murray Butler
Laura D. Gill
James H. Canfield
Woodhull
Frank G. Bryson
Malvina Peters
Christian Association
May .\. Johnson
Literary Society Forms From Mortarboards and Barnard Bulletin
Founders, editors, and a long list of Misses and Professors establish a new Literary Society. Members include Ellim Belcher Carll Phelps Alsberg Hutch son Howard Pool King Moén Mili Mien Seward Van Cott Earle Noma Curtis Gruening Rogers Cahn Wai. Associated members: Price Carpenter Robinson Trent Brewster Jackson. Active members: Logan Gildersleeve Gillespy Reiley Sanville Wendt Berkley Skinner Shainwald Doty Erskine Stone Van Deursen Lexen Corey Colt Alsop Kaufman Armstrong Spencer Cohn. Professor Trent elected honorary vice president. Miss Gillespy elected vice president.
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New Literarciety
Mortarboards
Barnard Bulletin
Ellim Belcher
Carll
Phelps
Alsberg
Hutchson
Howard
Pool
King
Moén
Mili
Mien
Seward
van Cott
Earle
Noma Curtis
Gruening
Rogers
Cahn
Wai
Fessors Price
Carpenter
Robinson
Trent
Brewster
Jackson
Logan
Gildersleeve
Gillespy
Reiley
Sanville
Wendt
Berkley
Skinner
Shainwald
Doty
Erskine
Stone
van Deursen
Lexen
Corey
Colt
Alsop
Kaufman
Armstrong
Spencer
Cohn
College Play The Rivals Cast List Shown
The corrected complete cast for The Rivals includes Mrs Malaprop played by Alice Corey Levelt with Harriet Hill Barge ly, Captain Absolute portrayed by R Lyon, Sir Lucius O Te r Tr ig er by R Howe Faulkland by C Applegate and Thomas by M Frothingham, with E Chapin Eagan ny Ponte and L Metcalfe among others.
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Malaprop
Alice Corey Levelt
Beddadattine
May Johnson
Harriet Hill
Bane
Oakmere
Adele Carll
Sir Antholi
E. Alsberg
R. Lyon
Prc
Rene Goin
A. Fisher
Lucius O’trigger
R. Howe Faulkland
C. Applegate
Yen
M. Frothingham Thomas
E. Chapin Eagan
Sly Ae
L. Metcalfe T. Curtis Ee
Class of 1902 elects Day orators and poets
The 1902 class selects its Day orators and poets for graduation events. Elizabeth Cod dington will give the Address of Welcome, L Adéle Carll the Presentation Orator, Margaret Elliman the Prophet, Eleanor Phelps the Poet, Ruth Earle the Statistician, and Janet McCook the Valedictorian.
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Elizabeth C. Coddington
L. Adéle Carll
Margaret S. Elliman
Eleanor Phelps
Ruth Earle
Janet A. McCook
Columbia Philharmonic to Perform at Barnard Theatre March 22
The Columbia Philharmonic Society moves its next concert to Barnard Theatre on March 22, replacing Mendelssohn Hall. Members may use their tickets, with general admission at $1 for the last two concerts. Tickets available from James Harper, treasurer, Columbia University.
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Columbia Philharmonic Society
Barnard Theatre
Mendelssohn Hall
James Harper
Philharmonic Society
Columbia University
Y. W. C. A. Elections Scheduled for March 27
The YWCA will hold its annual officer election on Thursday March 27 at 12 30 pm. A two thirds quorum is required for business. Members with nominations should hand them to the nominating committee before March 6. Committee members are Mrs Clark chair Miss Dutcher Miss Ware Miss Van Slyke and Miss Hutchinson.
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Clark
Dutcher
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Theodora Curtis
Barnard Cotrece
Columbia Univ
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Barnard Glee Club
the Literary Society
College Play
Columbia Philharmonic
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