Report of Miss Saunders Visit to College
Miss Una M. Saunders traveling secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement addressed the college on Wednesday describing the World's Federation and its aims. She spoke on work among Indian students and described the Parsees and their role in mission study and culture with notable enthusiasm. A temporary Alumni Room office hosted talks on Thursday as girls spoke with her and shared in her zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una M. Saunders
College of
India
Y W C A Secretary to Help Barnard Girls
Miss Van Wagnen, a 1904 graduate of Bryn Mawr and active in Christian Association work, will be at Barnard on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from to 3m at the Exchange with her office there. Students are urged to visit her for guidance in their Y W C A activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Nashville
van Wagnen
Tor Krn Mawr
Christian Association
Y W C A Elects 1906 07 Officers
The Chriscira Association electors for 1906 07 are listed with Soph. P. Woodman as President Agnes Miller as Vice President Annie G Turntil l as Recording Secretary May Ingalls as Corresponding Secretary and Jennie Wylie as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriscira Association
Soph. P. Woodman
Agnes Miller
Annie G. Turntill
May Ingalls
Jennie Wylie
C S M A Report On North Carolina Mountain Outreach
Mrs Gielow spoke to the C S M A about aid to poor illiterate destitute mountaineers in North Carolina and Tennessee. Arch dexon lady described Vale Crucis chapel school for mountain children and urged three $1 yearly scholarships by Columbia Barnard chapters. Mrs low added a note to the proposal and the meeting closed with a traditional song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
General Seminary
Ring
Columbia ‘Icher
College
Barnard
Low
Down
Alumni Network Expands Across States from Teachers College
A new bi monthly Teachers College Notes will serve alumni of 13 classes totaling 1000 members in 41 states and territories. One third are school leaders or instructors in normal or training schools, with three presidents and three deans among them. The University of Cincinnati College for Teachers lists several graduates on its staff and many Kindergarten Training graduates lead in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
New College For Teachers
University of Cincinnati
Concert by Fionzaley String Quartet at Mendelssohn Hall
Stony Wold Sanitarium auxiliaries announce a chamber music concert by the Fionzaley String Quartette at Mendelssohn Hall 113 West Fortieth Street on Wednesday March 28 at 8:30 PM. The program includes quartets in G minor op 27 and in A minor op 29 with players Pochon Betti Ara and Archambeau. Proceeds aid the auxiliaries and war efforts. tickets $1.50 $1.00 and 50 cents for students available at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. de Copper
Stony Wold Sanitarium
Fionzaley String Quartette
Mendelssohn Hall
West Fortieth Street
Alfred Pochon
Adolfo Betti
Ugo Ara
Iwan d’Archambeau
Socents
Box Ce
New Books on Lore and Classics List
A catalog of volumes including Cicero selections and Goethe Faust, plus religious, literary, and historical works. Notable titles: Langs for Francis of Assisi, Schiller and Haym on Romantic school, Bible criticism, Iphigenie auf Tauris, and Thucydides Historiae. Several items noted as two volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Kuno
Francis of Assisi
Harnack
Otto—Schiller
Haym
Rudolf
Die
Romantische Schule
Anderson
Sir Robert
Bible
Goethe
Lodge
Sir O. J
Paret
J. P
Aeschylus—Tragoediae
Baker & Huntington
Ringwall
R. C
Thucydides
Debate on March 21 affirms B A degree for French or German
Barnard Union held a debate on March 21 where the question was whether both French and German should be required for the B A degree. Edith Seguine and Helen Hoyt spoke for the affirmative, Connor and Hoyt for the negative. the negative side won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Seguine
Urnbull
Connor
Helen Hoyt
Nbull
Senta
Books Missing from Library Shelf
An item listing notes missing volumes from a library shelf including Gildersleeve and Lodge Latin grammar copy and Weber A History of Philosophy. The report requests locating the books and cataloging their absence for inventory.
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Gildersleeve & Lodge
Cm Weber, A
Undergraduate Field Day Committee Names
The Field Day committee is appointed with Marie-Louise Fontaine as chairman and Louise Rapp, Josephine Prahl, and Hannah Falk as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie-Louise Fontaine
Louise Rapp
Josephine Prahl
Hannah Falk
The Greek Games Bring Freshmen and Sophomores Rivalry
The annual Greek games held Friday March 3 in the theatre featured marching contingents from the freshmen and sophomores. Events included epic poetry, quoits, high jump, broad jump, wrestling, a potato race, and a tug of war with final scores 1908 38 25 over 1909. Umpires Elsa Alsberg Helen Cooley and Edith Handy announced the results and the day ended with refreshments and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hirst
Miss Ball
Miss Hubbard
Florence Wolff
Lilian Classon
Marguerite Strauss
Quoits
Pautine Steinberg
Julia Tiffany
Comfort Tiffany
Edith Ferns
Eleanor Hunsdon
Marion Wilson
Annie Turnbull
Edith Seguine
Elsa Alsberg 'Os
Helen Cooley
Edith Handy ‘Os
Migs Alsberg
Woman Debater Named to Ohe State Illinois Intercollegiate Team
The Chicago Daily Maroon notes a female member is selected for the Ohio State University debating team to face Illinois, marking a rare occurrence for a woman in intercollegiate debate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe State University
Illinois
Chicago Daily Maroon
Engagement and marriage notices for Franklin and Cooke Smith
The engagement of Marion Franklin to Mr. Leo Low is announced. Jessie Cooke formerly of 1907 is wed to Rowland Holbrook Smith on Tuesday March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Franklin
Leo Low
Jessie Cooke
Rowland Holbrook Smith
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Y. W. C. A. Elections
Teachers College Notes
Ban Rib Grieg
NEW Books
Barnard, Union
Drea
Lan
Aura
Hottian Mann
Temark
Ana
Mall
Bret
Undergraduate Association
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