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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1903
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial staff and alumnae members including Louise E Peters and Theodora Curtis with class years noted. It provides address at Broadway & 119th Street and offers one year subscription pricing.
Within the last week the Freshman class Nineteen-Six presented The Adventure of the Lady Ursula. The piece was elaborate and costly, reflecting high ambition while sparking debate over whether simpler efforts might better showcase the class’s dramatics and judgment.
The Executive Committee reading at the Undergraduate Association is of special interest as it highlights the land grant to the south of Barnard and calls for official recognition of the donor. The text emphasizes pending acknowledgement from authorities.
The article notes a request to the Dean to grant a field day on March 6 as a potential addition to the college holiday calendar. It also mentions postponing the undergraduate play, arguing the actors need time to train and a one week shift is minor for the college.
The Columbia Varsity Show presented by Kings Crown at Carnegie Lyceum featured The Mischief Maker by Penny Woolf and Hays. Robt. O. Jenkins led the cast with Herbert Adams assisting. Hinrichs directed the Columbia Philharmonic Society. The event aimed to erase a $987 debt, with strict ticket policies boosting finances. Alumni and Underclass Nights drew crowds, culminating in a successful Saturday matinee.
The show features Florizella the Queen and a cast including M Adams G F Bambach C C Merritt S Mitella R K Wuermafifi H J Bartholomide Kiley Camp Van Rensselaer Adams Lone Stephenson Mitchell and Casimir. Numbers include The troubles of a College Man and New York is a Wonderful Place with Petrefla and a love duet between Adams and Hasell. The Frenchman role by Mitchell and other performers deliver the entertainment.
Illustrated lectures will be held in Room 309 Havemeyer Hall at 4 30 p m on three Mondays. March 30 Gothic Architecture by William R Ware LL D Professor of Architecture April 16 The Mechanism of Composition by Alfred Vance Churchill AM Professor of Art at Teachers College April 23 Modern Painting Principles and Processes by Alfred Vance Churchill AM Professor of Art at Teachers College
The regular monthly gathering of the C M A will be held on Wednesday April 1 at 8 30 in the Ahimnaz Room. The discussion will cover missionary work in U S dependencies including Alaska the Philippines Porto Rico and the Hawaiian Islands. All new members are urged to attend.
The Deutscher Kreis held a successful meeting on Friday afternoon March 29 with guest of honor Rudolph Tombo delivering a short address. German national songs followed and Miss Hermann played Papillon. Members welcomed back several Vumne members.
The regular monthly meeting of the class 55 in 1905 will be held Thursday April at 2:30. The business includes electing Junior Class officers and the Mortarboard editors.
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