Earle Memorial Fund Receives 822.37 For Classical Prize
The Earle Memorial Fund reports total receipts of 822.37 after subscriptions and interest. On January 29, 1907 the funds were turned to Columbia University Trustees to establish the Earle Prize in Classics for BA candidates beginning 1907-08 with a May or June exam and special topics announced by Columbia and Barnard.
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Earle Memorial Fund
University
Earle Prize
Mortimer Lamson Earle
Columbia College
Narnard College
Sophocles
Cicero
Division of
Classical Philology
University Meeting at Peace Congress April 16
A university meeting will be held at the Natural Peace Congress in this city from April 14 to 17 with Carnegie Hall hosting on Tuesday evening April 16. President Eliot of Harvard and President Wilson of Princeton, along with Mr James B Reynolds, are listed as speakers. Music by university glee clubs is planned.
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Natural Peace Congress
Carnie Hall
Iesident Butler
Eliot
Roard
Wilson
Princeton
James B. Reynolds
Barnard Union Debating Section Schedule Names and Dates
The Barnard Union debating section lists three upcoming debates. On Monday March 25 participants include Helen Loeb May Quinn Alice Grant Elizabeth Fox. On Thursday April 4 Lillian Hellin Olga Lee Florence Wolff Marian Crowell. On Monday April 8 Juliet Points Fannie McLane Evangeline Cole Lottie Oesterlein. All sessions start at four o'clock in Room 139. subjects and judges to be announced.
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Barnard Union
Helen Loeb
May Quinn
Alicé Grant
Elizabeth Fox
Lillian ‘ Hellin
Olga Lee
Florence Wolff
Marian Crowell
Juliet Points
Fannie McLane
Evangeline Cole
Lottie Oesterlein
Barnard Waltz and Columbia Varsity Show at Waldorf
Students report encouraging attendance at Undergraduate song practice on March 14 and hope more girls write songs for Field Day. Lucy Thompson and brother composed The Barnard Waltz about Alma Mater. The Columbia Varsity Show at Waldorf-Astoria began March 11 with a Rome Egypt themed two act musical comedy featuring Brutus Cassius Caesar and a large cast. The music and performances received praise for originality and energy with some odd stage linking Egypt to an Indian dance.
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Lucy Thompson
Barnard
Columbia
E. Breitenfeld
Waldorf-Astoria
Gaius de Cesar
A.B. C.C.D
G. H
Reaney
Flavius
Fido
C. Thompson
Brutus
Walhels Cassinus
D. M. McArthur
Trebonius
C. de
H. W. Hewes
S. Billy the Wise
W. E. Kelley
Romeo
R. G. Conried
Molly
A. T. Hopping
Gennevieve
R. A. Adler
Hoboken
T. A. Gannon
Cleopatra
Ceeees
H. C. Atwater
S. Iris
W. B. Murray
Cassius
Caesar
Rome
Egypt
Columbia University
Deutscher Kreis Kaffee-Klatsch Postponed At College
The Kaffee-Klatsch of the Deutscher Kreis will be postponed from Wednesday March 20 as the Germanic faculty will entertain German students in college that afternoon. A large Kreis attendance is hoped to honor the faculty’s social support.
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Deutscher Kreis
Kreis
1910 Class Party Honors Bride Elect
The 1910 class held a surprise party for their bride elect on March 12. A gift shower included practical items like clothes pins and frying pans. Maude Penrose was among several blindfolded girls, and rice was tossed in celebration. A committee to organize the Greek Cates event was named with Mary NAMMACK, MABEL McCann, MARRIEL Ivimey, AGNES SHAW, and MARrIE FRUGONE.
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Maude Penrose
Cates
Mary Nammack
Mabel McCann
Marriel Ivimey
Agnes Shaw
Marrie Frugone
Dormitory Dance Hosted by Dean and Residents
The Dean and resident students held an informal masquerade Friday night March 15. The dormitory girls invited several guests to stay over for the event.
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Earle
Barnard College
Metridotes
George P. Kropp
Daniel Jordan
William P. Montague
James H. McGregor
Posse Grace A. Hubbard
Tracy E. Hazen
Alexander QO. Bechert
Pauline H. Dederer
Marion E. Latham
Maude A. Huttmann
Hudson