Nineteen-Four Mortarboard Dashed With New Features
The Nineteen-Four Mortarboard published March 20 includes standard sections on instructors officers class histories and societies plus new features. Editors include Harriet Estelle Werts Elsie Julia Cohen Helen Erskine Charlotte Boyd Fountain Edith Joan Haas Ethel Marie Hughan Margaret Holmes Stone and Snerine Swift Doty. Business Manager Clara Marguerite Applegate and Jean Dunbar Egleston are ex officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Estelle Werts
Elsie Julia Cohen
Helen Erskine
Charlotte Boyd Fountain
Edith Joan Haas
Ethel Marierie Hughan
Margaret Holmes Stone
Snerine Swift Doty
Clara Marguerite Applegate
Jean Dunbar Egleston
YWCA Notes Highlight Upcoming Events and Hymn List
The YWCA postpones March 23 entertainment to March 30 due to the Freshman Play. St Bartholomew's Choir offers a secular concert on April 30 at 8 pm for the YWCA benefit, with tickets at one dollar. The American Committee weighs a hymn-book for conferences and chapters asks for five hymns valued by meetings, Barnard Chapter listing includes How Firm a Foundation Peace Perfect Peace Nearer My God to Thee The Son of God Goes Forth to War.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Barnard
Trustees appoint Gill adviser to women graduates at Columbia
At the March 2 1903 trustees meeting Miss Gill was named Adviser to Women Graduate Students. The appointment is personal and not a permanent merging of roles with Dean of Barnard College. She will hold afternoon hours at Earl Hall likely 4 o clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Arrangements will follow as the women’s wishes are expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba University
Miss Gill
Barnard College
Earl Hall
Ivy Song competition closes April 15 1903
The Class Day Committee sets April 15 1903 as the closing date for the Ivy Song contest. Senior Study lockers have been portioned alphabetically.
College Settlement News The Play A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Associate Clubs of the College Settlement staged A Midsummer Night's Dream on Friday evening March 20. The performance drew a large audience despite a late start and featured strong acting from The Hard Handed Men of Athens. Mendelssohn's music accompanied the play, with about 185 college tickets and 85 settlement tickets sold, plus roughly 10 in sub-chapters. Expenses were 90 dollars leaving an estimated profit around 50 dollars for a Mount Ivy summer home.
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Athens
Mendelssohn
College Settlement
Lockwood
Mount Ivy
Katherine Goodyear Leads Girls to Rivington Settlement Visit
On Friday afternoon March 27 Katharine Goodyear student electress will take a party of girls to visit the settlement on Rivington street. Girls wishing to go may seek information about the place and meeting hour from Katharine Goodyear class of 05.
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Katharine Goodyear
Rivington Street
Barnard Freshmen to Play Sachs’s School Thursday
The Freshman basketball team meets Sachs’s School on Thursday afternoon March 26 at Dr Savage’s gymnasium on Fifty ninth street near Barnard. A large student crowd is hoped for to cheer in 1906. The Barnard Smith Alumnae game remains on schedule for Tuesday afternoon March 24 in the Barnard gymnasium.
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Sachs
Dr. Savage
Fifty-ninth Street
Barnard
Smith
Special 1906 Class Meeting Features Mascot Impersonation
On Friday March 13 the Class of 1906 held a special meeting. The committee arranged an original program and a notable feature was a girl impersonating the class mascot.
Reception to M Mabilleau at Barnard College
The Societe Francaise hosted M Mabilleau on March 18 for a well attended Barnard reception. The event drew college members, outside friends, and alumnae, with M George Dante and Professors Adolphe Cohan Woodward among the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mabilleau
Societe Francaise
Barnard
M. George Dante
New York
The
Alliance Francaise
Adolphe Cohan
Woodward
New Professions for Men and Women Highlighted
Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer spoke at a March 14 1903 lecture under the League for Political Education at Barnard. She outlined five new profession classes including philanthropic departments public moral regulation and social secretary roles with emphasis on civil service eligibility and training schools.
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League For Political Education
Barnard
Anna Garlin Spencer
Spencer
Boards of Charity
Department of Social Secretary
Alumna Trustee Elected for 1903 07 Term
Mrs. Frank Gilbert Bryson of the class of 1894 was elected Alumna Trustee by Associate Alumnae to serve May 1903 to May 1907. Board confirmation expected April 17, with official notice to Associates afterward. Election conducted by a committee appointed by the Directors at the Board’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilbert Bryson
Board of Trustees
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College Settlement News
Alumna
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