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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
3
The 1909 Mortarboard book is praised as the best yet with rich photos of Brooks Hall dormitory, class and college events, and literary pieces. Editors highlight Goops, college life glimpses, and the vivid portraits while noting strong poetry and well-printed class photos.
Mrs Barclay Hazard spoke on How Women Can Best Serve the State before a large audience at Barnard Union on March 11. Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer argued against suffrage, claiming anti suffragists support women’s welfare. The lecture praised women’s current influence, noted suffrage would add little, and highlighted Consumers' League work. Glee Club performances followed amid strong attendance.
Professor Knapp of the Archaeological Institute of America will lecture on The Roman Theater starting March 11 in multiple Midwestern cities. The itinerary includes Cincinnati, St. Louis, Columbia, Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka, Des Moines, Iowa City, Dubuque, Davenport, Appleton, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Ann Arbor and Washington D C with dates through April 10.
Monday's talk under YWCA auspices by Dr Kimber focused on Randalls Island work. He outlined two lines: a home for the feeble minded and the House of Refuge housing boys aged three to twenty one. The speaker stressed leaving a positive influence and that former residents face no stigma when seeking work.
The Deutscher Kreis hosted a Sal magundi party last Friday with German spoken throughout. Guests formed German words from anagrams and enjoyed well known German songs during a well attended event with refreshments.
Miss Mabel Frances Elder of the class of 1910 was accused in 1907 of falsifying her age for Barnard admission. A March 2, 1908 decision by President Butler and Acting Dean Brewster found the charge groundless and reinstated her under normal student conditions.
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