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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
2
Miss Gildersleeve hosted a Saturday afternoon tea in Undergrad parlor honor of Holyoke guests. Miss Hirst and Miss Maltby poured. Miss Bishop introduced the guests to the dean. Conversation covered many college topics and the event was enjoyed by all.
Dr Braun spoke at the Y W C A Monday meeting in the Conference Room. He urged drawing up and being cozy while reading from Donald Hankey’s A Student in Arms to stress the war’s call for religion. Tea followed with a free form discussion.
Seniors must attend tryouts Friday March 22 at 4 p m in the lecture room Students Hall and Saturday morning following. Participants should give their names to Olivia Cauldwell 1918 before the tryouts and indicate the parts they seek to play.
In a lively contest before a large Vassar audience and a small Barnard delegation, Vassar edged Barnard after a final rebuttal by Miss Coleman. Debaters: VassarAffirmative Clarice Leavell Ella Whiting Dorothy Coleman. BarnardNegative Rose LeVine Harriet White Mary Griffiths. Judges included Miss Ball Professor Kimball and Mrs Hodder.
Miss Boyd says applications for tickets must be in by March 27. Alumnae must send $1.50 and Undergrads $1.00 with their requests. Get yours early to avoid disappointment.
The Library thanks the Senior Class for the funds they allocated to purchase plants. It expresses gratification that the girls showed such interest in improving the library’s attractiveness. Bertua L Rockwest Librarian.
The March 13 meeting read and approved a statement by Miss Dudley on proposed athletic conduct under the Physical Education Department. The council motion urged the Athletic Association to meet with the Physical Education Department to revise the constitution per Miss Dudley’s plan. Secretary Susanna A. Payton signed the report.
The Student Forum centered on Barnard in the College World with Dorothy Robb of the YWCA noting Barnard as part of a national effort toward constructive war work at home and abroad. Bee Lowndes spoke of Barnard's entry into the college world at Silver Bay and its meaning to her. Georgia Stanbrough recalled Barnard’s week at Vassar with about twenty Barnard delegates and the warm hospitality of the Vassar students.
A note urges the fifty seniors to pay a $4 head tax to fund Senior week. It emphasizes that funds keep things moving and announces approval to proceed with Senior week activities.
The Outdoor Club schedules hikes for Saturday and Sunday afternoons March 23 and 24 if the weather stays fair. Members should add their names to the bulletin-board list opposite the lunch room.
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