Barnard inaugurates new Dean and Undergraduate Association
The Wednesday installation ceremonies introduced Miss Gill to trustees alumnae and students and marked the first official recognition of the Undergraduate Association. The event featured prominent speakers and a full representation from the University Council, underscoring Barnard and Columbia as coordinate colleges within one university system.
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Gill
Fintal
Miss Gill
Barnard
University Council
Columbia
German Play Impresses in Early College Farce
On Monday afternoon, April 2gth, the Deutscher Kreis staged a German farce titled English by C A Goerner for the college. It marked the first dramatic effort in German with students delivering remarkably pure German and lively performances. Miss Naumburg portrayed the phlegmatic Englishman, Miss Wick the charming widow, while Eppelberger and Rosa provided comic relief as Adele Frennlir Marie and her servant Elsa Herzfeld Eppelberger.
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Deutscher Kreis
C. A. Goerner
Miss Naumburg
Miss Wick
Eppelberger
Rosa
Adele/Frennlir
Jeanette Wick
Marie
Elsa Herzfeld
Alma Rosenstein
Names listed in a 19th century hotel staff and guests page
A fragmentary list includes Rosa his wife Adele Wallach Edward Gibbon Alice Naumbureg John servant Elizabeth Kroeber Billig hotel manager Elsa Alsberg Rhoda Rennert Ish ocala Kate S Doty Fritz waiter Johann waiter. The text appears as a roster of people with roles and relations.
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Rosa
Adele Wallach Edward Gibbon
Alice Naumbureg John
Elizabeth Kroeber Billig
Elsa Alsberg
le OE Ees Rhoda Rennert Ish Ocala
Kate S. Doty Fritz
Johann
Opera lecture by Deutscher Verein guests
The Deutscher Verein invited the Deutscher Kreis to a lecture on the historical development of opera by Mr Hinrichs on Monday evening April 2. He traced opera from the thirteenth century through France Germany and England. Miss Marie Strebel and Miss Alice Mueller sang selections from Italian and German composers. The event ended with informal dancing late.
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Deutscher Verein
Deutscher Kreis
Hinrichs
France
Germany
England
Marie Strebel
Alice Mueller
Dinner honoring Miss Gill at Metropolitan Club
President Low hosted a dinner for Miss Gill at the Metropolitan Club inviting Barnard College faculty and Mrs. Robinson Miss Walker Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Ligget. After a happy speech Low proposed Miss Gills health and Cow responded to his toast for the first time triggering amusement.
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Low
Metropolitan Club
Miss Gill
Barnard College
Robinson
Ideal college life demands democracy and moral aims
The piece argues that a college should foster true thought and generous feeling through its social life, emphasizing plain living, fair competition, and civic spirit. It calls for a Catholic yet robust religious life, urging students to develop guiding life philosophies and respect for larger forces.
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Everghest
Columbia
Barnard College Leaders Urged to Embrace University Ties
In a speech embracing women's public role, Barnard College is urged to align with Columbia University. The talk praises broader courses, library access, and joint effort to advance the university's broader aims while preserving college identity and duties to its section.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Barnard “Colege
French Society Notes Cancel May Spread Due to Low Signups
Only four members have subscribed to the Undergraduate Study list so there will be no spread on May 10 as planned at the last meeting.
Thanks for kind words on She Stoops to Conquer cast
Eugene B. Sancer writes from the editors of the BULLETIN to express gratitude for favorable notes about the recent production She Stoops to Conquer. He credits cast ability for the success and calls the association pleasurable not a duty.
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Eprtors
Bulletin
Eugene B. Sancer
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